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Nigel Adkins: Southampton show no sentiment in sacking boss

By Ben Smith BBC Sport In the world of Nicola Cortese there is no room for sentiment. The Southampton chairman’s decision to dispense with Nigel Adkins as manager was as swift as it was ruthless – the statement to confirm…

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George Washington’s Trip to the Cayman Islands

George Washington University captains Sam Ehrlich, Player Haynes, Maya Nair and Jackie Shea shared their trip log with the College Squash Association. Washington, DC — In early January, the George Washington University Men’s and Women’s Squash Teams headed to the…

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Lance Armstrong: US insurance firm ready to file $12m lawsuit

A Texan company plans to file a lawsuit next week to recoup $12m from disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong. SCA Promotions insured bonuses paid to Armstrong when he claimed his fourth, fifth and sixth Tour de France wins. The American has…

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CONCACAF appoints Director Of Development

MIAMI (Thursday, January 17, 2013) – The Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) announced today the appointment of Hugo Salcedo as Director of Development at CONCACAF, effective January 8th. Salcedo brings extensive experience in the football…

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pwc Cayman Islands 2013 Open Tennis Tournament

Next week, The Cayman Islands Tennis Club is excited to host the 2013 pwc Cayman Islands Open Tennis Tournament and the 2013 pwc Men’s Invitational Championships.  This year, there will essentially be two very exciting tournaments that will take place…

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Match-fixing revenues comparable to global firms – Interpol

Match-fixing in football today generates “hundreds of billions of euros per year” around the world, the head of Interpol has warned. Secretary General Ronald Noble said revenues from illegal betting were “on the same scale as a Coca-Cola company”. He…

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Bodyline: 80 years of cricket’s greatest controversy

By Greig Watson BBC News As Australian batsman Bert Oldfield collapsed, his skull fractured by a lightning-fast ball, the booing from the 50,000-strong Adelaide Oval crowd became a deafening howl. The England players, mouths dry with fear, looked for escape…

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Blue Squash Takes on GW in the Cayman Islands

The Wellesley College squash team returned home from their winter training trip this weekend, after several days in Grand Cayman. The Blue’s trip included a match against George Washington University, with Wellesley falling 9-0. The Blue were overmatched against a…

CIASA Splash, Dash & Dine Sea Swims a Resounding Success

CIASA, Grand Cayman, 13 January 2013: Olympians Liam Tancock, Caitlin McClatchey and Conor Dwyer took to the sea off World Famous Seven Mile Beach this past weekend as part of the Cayman Island Amateur Swimming Association’s (CIASA) fund raising weekend….

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Oprah: Armstrong ‘did not come clean in expected way’

Talk show host Oprah Winfrey has said Lance Armstrong “did not come clean in the way I expected” about claims he used performance-enhancing drugs. She did not go into details of their lengthy interview but said she had been “satisfied”…