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Borussia Dortmund have signed Greek talent Konstantinos Karetsas from Genk, the Bundesliga club said in a statement on Monday.The 18-year-old forward signed a deal until June 2031. Last season, he played 34 matches in the Belgian first division, scoring 11 goals. In the Europa League, he made 11 appearances with two goals and five assists."With Kos, we're adding a player to Borussia Dortmund who, at just 18 years old, already possesses tremendous talent. We're thrilled that we were able to get him excited about our vision, and from the very first moment of our discussions, we could tell that Kos is eager to join Dortmund," managing director of sports Lars Ricken said.Karetsas made his debut for the Greece national team in March 2025. In 10 matches, he scored three goals and provided one assist."Borussia Dortmund is a special club, and I'm incredibly proud to now be able to wear the Black and Yellow jersey. I want to do my part to ensure that were successful together," he said.

Things are about to get physical down in Flowery Branch, with the Atlanta Falcons set to hold their first padded training camp practice on Monday morning at IBM Performance Field."Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face," Mike Tyson famously said, and those words are perhaps even truer in the NFL. There have been many talented players who looked great until they felt the sting of an NFL hit.The Falcons have a handful young players fighting for roster spots, including a several undrafted free agents, and these padded practices present both a challenge and an opportunity for them to show they won't cave under pressure.Quarterback Michael Penix Jr. (knee) has yet to be cleared for contact, and while Tua Tagovailoa (back) is trending in the right direction, we'll have to wait and see if he returns to team drills.Falcons training camp: Watch Monday's padded practicePractice starts at 9:15 a.m. ET on Monday. Watch the Falcons' training camp show for live updates from today's practice, as shared by the team's YouTube channel below.Falcons training camp: Open practice scheduleThe Falcons have open practices coming up on Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday's practice kicks off at 1:55 p.m. ET. Then, the team will have Thursday off before returning on Friday morning. Check out the full schedule below. Aug. 3 | IBM Performance Field | 9:15 a.m. ETAug. 4 | IBM Performance Field | 1:55 p.m. ETAug. 5 | IBM Performance Field | 9:15 a.m. ETAug. 7 | IBM Performance Field | 9:15 a.m.ETAug. 8 | Lanier High School | 7:00 p.m. ETAug. 10 | IBM Performance Field | 1:55 p.m.ETAug. 11 | IBM Performance Field | 9:15 a.m.ETAug. 12 | IBM Performance Field | 1:55 p.m. ETAug. 19 | Joint practices with Colts | 3:00 p.m. ET (in Indianapolis)Aug. 20 | Joint practices with Colts | 3:00 p.m. ET (in Indianapolis)This article originally appeared on Falcons Wire: Falcons to hold first padded practice Monday morning

THE PITCH, HIS STAGEFranco Baresi was at the heart of it - undeniably so - when, 20 years after the Bernabu, AC Milan were crowned champions of Europe once again, this time not in Madrid but in Barcelona. AC Milan 4-0 Steaua Bucharest (24 May 1989), the European Cup Final at Camp Nou, was yet another night when Baresi ran the defence with flawless tactical precision. His heart and leadership also left their mark - even from the touchline - in AC Milan vs Barcelona (18 May 1994), the Match of the Century.That was the famous 4-0 triumph in the Champions League Final in Athens. Although AC Milan were forced to change their line-up after Baresi's suspension in the one-legged semi-final at San Siro, his leadership and organisation of the defence against Johan Cruyff's legendary Barcelona side (from within the dugout) remain one of football's greatest tactical masterclasses. Such was his passion, that even after the recent World Cup in the United States, the most iconic image of football in America is still that of Baresi in tears after the penalty shootout in the World Cup Final between Italy and Brazil on 17 July 1994 in Pasadena, California. Franco returned after a remarkable recovery, just 25 days after meniscus surgery, producing a monumental display in which he shut down world-class players such as Romrio and Bebeto, coming agonisingly close to lifting the trophy before Italy's defeat on penalties.HISTORY-SHAPING MOMENTSFranco Baresi was a master of last-ditch defending thanks to his timing, tactical intelligence and perfectly executed sliding tackles. A trademark "Baresi tackle" combined an instinctive ability to anticipate his opponent with an almost scientific reading of space, excelling above all in recovery runs and seamlessly turning defence into attack. Franco seemed to read the flight of the ball before the forwards themselves - partly because he appeared born to do it, but above all because the fire that always burned within him was his determination to protect his beloved AC Milan. An AC Milan supporter only truly realised the team had conceded when they saw Franco's head drop. But then the game would restart, and moments later he'd be flying into another perfectly timed tackle, winning the ball cleanly.Baresi compensated for his modest stature with flawless positioning. His legendary recovery on Carlos Aguilera during AC Milan's 1-0 win over Torino in December 1993, just days before flying to Japan for the Intercontinental Cup Final against So Paulo, featuring Cafu and Leonardo, remains one of his defining moments. With an extraordinary burst of pace followed by a sliding challenge, the AC Milan captain made up precious ground to divert the ball behind for a corner, preventing what looked like a certain goalscoring opportunity for the Torino striker. With the score still in the balance, Baresi recovered two or three metres on Aguilera through a remarkable acceleration before diving like a hawk to cleanly take the ball from his opponent's feet and send it behind for a corner, to the amazement and admiration of everyone in the stadium.BATTLES FOR THE AGES: THE LEGENDARY NO. 1Os WHO FACED BARESIFranco Baresi's greatest one-on-one battles came against some of football's finest artists, with the legendary AC Milan and Italy captain regularly facing icons such as Diego Armando Maradona, Michel Platini and Zico. Perhaps his fiercest and most captivating rivalry in Serie A was with Maradona, in the unforgettable meetings between AC Milan and Napoli. The two men embodied the defining battles of those legendary clashes between the Rossoneri and the Partenopei throughout the 1980s - a symbol of a game built on mutual respect, sporting integrity and extraordinary talent. Stopping Diego was never a task Franco could shoulder alone; it almost always required a second defender, or even three or four players working together, combining tactical discipline with firm but fair challenges. Despite the punishment he absorbed during matches, Maradona never complained, and after the final whistle there was always a gesture of mutual respect as the two captains exchanged shirts - a treasured memory for Baresi. In fact, the Pibe de Oro once said that Baresi was "the strongest defender I ever faced. He didn't need to kick you. He'd step in, and the ball I thought I had under control would simply disappear..."This came after Michel Platini had once warned him:"Just wait until you play against Franco Baresi...". Franco's encounters with Platini also produced some unforgettable contests, their battles throughout the 1980s capturing the very essence of Italian football at the time: mutual respect, fiercely competitive but fair contests, and memorable AC Milan vs Juventus clashes. Baresi himself later admitted that marking players of the calibre of Platini, Maradona and Zico often kept him awake the night before a match. Zico, too, crossed paths with Franco Baresi. The Brazilian genius's intelligence and elegance were met with tight marking and the utmost respect. Players of Zico's quality, both for Brazil and Udinese, were wonderfully unpredictable and demanded absolute concentration from any defender. Yet these contests never lost their sense of sportsmanship: they were true battles on the pitch, always played in a spirit of fair play and mutual admiration.

School has already started in some districts here in Arizona and that means the fall high school sports season is quickly approaching.Flag football has seen explosive growth since being sanctioned by the AIA in 2023. There are four conferences, with a total of 159 schools participating heading into the 2026 season. The Arizona Republic is previewing players and teams ahead of the upcoming season. We will be asking for your vote on the top players at each position and the top teams (the poll appears after the list; print readers can find it with this story online at https://www.azcentral.com/sports/high-schools).Offense came first, starting with the quarterbacks. Then it was the wide receivers and centers. Now, its the defenses turn. We begin with the rushers, whose primary job is to chase after quarterbacks.The Republic's top flag football rushers1. Kayden Kisler, Gilbert Highland, So.She will have to sit out the first half of the season after transferring from Hamilton, but shes going to make a huge impact right away once eligible. When it comes to pure speed, no player in the state at the position tops her.2. Mariah Ruelas, Tempe Corona del Sol, Sr.Never gives up on a play and is always chasing the ball, no matter the situation. Her explosive first step and growing football IQ helped her set the state record for most flag pulls in one season with 137, while also tallying 17 sacks. Has multiple college offers.3. Alivia Escalera, Phoenix Sandra Day OConnor, Jr.When it comes to both rushing the passer and chasing down defenders, very few do it like her. She had 120 flag pulls and 23 sacks last season, the second-highest total in the state.4. Maddie Babcock, Cottonwood Mingus Union, Sr.Her speed and quickness make it very hard for opponents to get away. Dont be surprised if you see her go airborne to pull a flag. Set the 4A conference state record with 50 sacks last season.5. Avyanna Buchanan, Phoenix North, Sr.Coach Guy Fennell is redesigning the whole defense around her. Fennell thinks Buchanan can reach 50 sacks, which would be close to the overall single-season state record.6. Tatiana Melvin, Goodyear Millennium, Jr.Followed up her impressive freshman season with an even better sophomore year. Tallied 36 sacks and 72 flag pulls in 2025.Read more high school sports news: Northwest Christian football player plans return after serious injury7. Storm Ryan, Sierra Vista Buena, Sr.Shes been one of the most reliable rushers in the state over the past two seasons, recording 23 sacks both in 2024 and 2025.8. Kenzie Hackett, Chandler Valley Christian, Jr.Agility is her strength. She reads the quarterback and knows where to be to pull the flag. She is scrappy and not afraid of a little contact. Her 24 sacks were a key piece of Valley Christian reaching the 3A semifinals. Also had 41 flag pulls.9. Melodee Frost, Mesa Red Mountain, Sr.Shes a three-year player who got to learn from one of the states best rushers, Ava Klene, and now is ready to apply those lessons learned as the starter. A short, quick and gritty rusher who is unrelenting.10. Venice Aguilar, Avondale Highland Prep West, Jr.Almost hit 40 sacks last season with 38. Coach Tabarius Johnson said Aguilar has looked phenomenal so far and that he expects a huge jump from her this season.Honorable mention: Milayna Turner, Surprise Shadow Ridge, Jr.; Sienna Blackwell, Paradise Valley, Jr.; Melanie Carranza, Prescott Valley Bradshaw Mountain, Jr.; Miriam Edgeston, Campo Verde, Jr.; Malia Cooks, Phoenix Mountain Pointe, Sr.; Kambra Hahn, Cottonwood Mingus Union, Jr.; Mia Labor, Marana, Fr.; Eva Sher, Scottsdale Desert Mountain, Jr.; McKenzie Rose, Buckeye Verrado, Jr.; Lia Stewart, ALA Gilbert North, Jr.Vote: Who's No. 1?Logan Stanley is a sports reporter with The Arizona Republic who primarily focuses on high school, college and Olympic sports. To suggest ideas for human-interest stories and other news, reach out to Stanley at logan.stanley@usatodayco.com or 707-293-7650. Follow him on X, formerly Twitter: @LSscribe.This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: Vote. Republic's top 2026 Arizona high school flag football rushers

Claude Jennings Jr., Lawrence Brooks and Vernon Brown, the co-hosts of the Golf DMV podcast, have a unique relationship with the very sport they cover.We dont get really golf nerdy about things, Jennings Jr. said. Its literally just the fun we have, the love we have for the game, the hate we have for the game at times. Im tired of playing golf. I dont want to do this anymore. But then we get up, [and] theres just the pure fun that we have.Once per week, Jennings Jr., an audio engineer from Silver Spring; Brooks, a retired business owner from Damascus; and Brown, a former Air Force veteran and current defense contractor from Upper Marlboro, discuss in-person or online results from the mens and womens professional tours, interview general managers and teaching pros from area golf courses, and provide reviews of courses upkeep, food and beverage menus and customer service.On a recent episode, the trio interviewed Dave Mattes, general manager of the Links at Challedon in Mount Airy. A discussion on the links-style course evolved into an on-air taste test of the clubhouses crabcakes, chicken wings and fries much to Mattes delight.We focused a lot on the menu, which is great because that was kind of what we wanted to promote, he said. We of course want people to come to the golf course and play the golf course, but we think that the thing that makes us relatively unique is a really good restaurant and a nice event facility in a place where people can come. And so there were multiple reasons for us to want to do this other than people getting to know our golf course.Jennings Jr. and Brooks launched the podcast almost nine years ago as a way to continue to feed their passion for golf.The whole premise was just to talk about golf in the DC area essentially playing the courses and covering anything here in the DC metropolitan area, said Jennings Jr., who is also the shows executive producer. And each show, it would be me just having all my friends who I played with, GMs, superintendents, instructors, just people around the DMV.Mattes was happy to host the Golf DMV podcast for a round on July 11. He said Challedon hosts 45,000 rounds per year, but is competing with other area courses for business.Theres a lot of competition out there, he said. So I think its great. Its a win-win for everybody for us to be able to promote us, our golf course and for them to showcase what we have. Anything that promotes the game of golf is better for us because its our livelihood.Jennings Jr., Brooks and Brown who became a co-host in 2019 usually spend much of the 45-to-60-minute-long podcast reviewing past performances. With an 8.6 handicap, Brown is the best player among the threesome and has carded career-low 77s at Worthington Manor Golf Club in Urbana and Bulle Rock Golf Course in Havre de Grace this year.I look forward to doing the shows. I always have, said Brooks, who owns a 17.8 handicap while Jennings Jr. is at 17.6. At the end of the day, these guys are my friends. Who doesnt like talking to their friends?That friend group has grown. The co-hosts play weekend rounds and arrange golf trips for as many as 20 friends some of whom did not know the trio until they began listening to the podcast.Brown, who is in charge of organizing trips to destinations such as Bandon Dunes Golf Resort in Bandon, Oregon, Whistling Straits Golf Course in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, and Pinehurst Resort in Pinehurst, North Carolina, said adding golfers to the group has been rewarding.Related Articles Michael Thorbjornsen wins 1st PGA Tour title by 2 shots at the 8th and final Rocket Classic Shiho Kuwaki of Japan wins the Womens British Open on second playoff hole Jackson Koivun is a PGA Tour winner in three starts and needs time to see where he goes Jackson Koivun wins the 3M Open in his 3rd pro start, holding off Scottie Scheffler by 3 strokes Jenny Shin claims her first LPGA win in more than a decade at Womens Scottish Open When we went to Whistling Straits with a lot of these guys, and they were blown away by the property and all this stuff, thats the coolest part to me because no matter how you play, when its all said and done, Ill have the memories of these trips, of the experiences with these guys, he said. Those are the things that are going to stick with me when Im old, and I cant play anymore.Until then, the threesome envision a vibrant future for their golfing futures. Jennings Jr. said he would like to include women in their weekend rounds, and Brown said he would like to continue to teach the unwritten rules of golf such as wearing the proper attire and instructing golfers where to stand when others are about to hit their balls.Brooks, however, might have the boldest plan for the podcast: a time slot on the Golf Channel.I think thats probably unrealistic, he said with a grin. But on the other hand, I dont see why not. Because Ive seen some of the content thats on cable television and some of the stuff I see is no better than what were doing.Have a news tip? Contact Edward Lee ateklee@baltsun.com, 410-332-6200 andx.com/EdwardLeeSun. Once per week, Lawrence Brooks, pictured, Claude Jennings Jr. and Vernon Brown co-host the Golf DMV podcast. The trio discuss in-person or online results from the mens and womens professional tours, interview general managers and teaching pros from area golf courses, and provide reviews of courses upkeep, food and beverage menus and customer service. They also have built a growing community of golfers who hit the links on weekends and take trips to golf meccas such as Pinehurst, Bandon Dunes and Whistling Straits.. Once per week, Vernon Brown, pictured, Lawrence Brooks and Claude Jennings Jr., co-host the Golf DMV podcast. The trio discuss in-person or online results from the mens and womens professional tours, interview general managers and teaching pros from area golf courses, and provide reviews of courses upkeep, food and beverage menus and customer service. They also have built a growing community of golfers who hit the links on weekends and take trips to golf meccas such as Pinehurst, Bandon Dunes and Whistling Straits.. Show Caption1 of 3Once per week, Claude Jennings Jr., pictured, Lawrence Brooks and Vernon Brown co-host the Golf DMV podcast. The trio discuss in-person or online results from the mens and womens professional tours, interview general managers and teaching pros from area golf courses, and provide reviews of courses upkeep, food and beverage menus and customer service. They also have built a growing community of golfers who hit the links on weekends and take trips to golf meccas such as Pinehurst, Bandon Dunes and Whistling Straits..Expand

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