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STU basketball players take knee to raise awareness of MMIW
STU basketball players take knee to raise awareness of MMIW
Two indigenous students at St. Thomas University are using their profile as athletes to raise awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women.Quentin Sock from Elsipogtog First Nation and Jeremy Speller from Gesgapegiag First Nation took a knee during "O Canada" at the St. Thomas Tommies basketball home opener in Fredericton to raise awareness of the issue."We just feel that there wasn't enough attention on the crisis, so we decided to do whatever we could to bring more light onto the issue," said Sock.
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Boys basketball players to watch
Boys basketball players to watch
Buy Photo Waupun's Marcus Domask puts up a shot against Milwaukee Lutheran during the Warriors' WIAA Division 3 sectional final game last year at Whitefish Bay.(Photo: Doug Raflik/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin)Buy PhotoAs the calendar closes in on Thanksgiving, it can mean only one thing — the start of the prep boys basketball season.The regular season begins on Tuesday and a strong group of returning players has put a number of local teams in favorable positions entering the year.
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HomeTeam 25: Boys basketball players to watch
HomeTeam 25: Boys basketball players to watch
Boys basketball season tipped off Monday.Once again, the area is filled not only with talented teams, but talented players.Here's a look at some of the top returners in Tampa Bay:G Darius Banks, Sr., St. Petersburg: The Tampa Bay Times' all-Pinellas County player of the year is listed as a three-star recruit by ESPN.
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