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Former Sydney Roosters wing Amos Roberts scored a stunning try to give Wigan an 18-12 victory over Castleford and ensure their Super League play-off dream remains alive. The 28-year-old put the final nail in the Tigers coffin at the DW Stadium as he killed off any chance of a second-half fight back after Wigan had taken control before the break. Harrison Hansen opened the scoring for Brian Noble's men with former Parramatta and Wests wing Pat Richards adding the extras from the touchline. One-time Newcastle Knights centre George Carmont then scored a converted try to put the Warriors into a commanding 12-0 half-time lead. Roberts then made it 18-0 but Castleford - coached by ex-Brisbane star Terry Matterson - hit back and prop Craig Huby put the Tigers on the board. Teenager Joe Westerman then converted his own try four... [read full story]
CALGARY -- Miikka Kiprusoff is committed to Finland, as long as Finland is committed to him. Kiprusoff, who begged off the 2006 Olympics complaining of a sore hip, says he'll play for his country during the 2010 Winter Games in...
Nov 25, 2009 (Columbia Daily Tribune - The Mid-Missouri Internet Crimes Task Force is conducting investigations with one less detective because of budget constraints at the Columbia Police Department. The task force was...
by Jon Weinbach Filed under: Clippers Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling lives by his own rules. And the only one that matters, apparently, is this: all bad deeds go unpunished. The Donald Sterling Rule: All Bad Deeds...
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The New York trial of a young American who was the first person extradited to the United States from Britain on terrorism charges has been delayed until January, a clerk for the trial judge said on Wednesday.
