Joe Grant is a local sports journalist based in Portland, Maine. He writes for The Portland Press Herald and Our Community Now, covering a range of sports events and providing updates on local teams and athletes. His work has also been featured in publications such as Morning Sentinel, The Cricketer, and VAVEL.com.
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By: Joe Grant
Arsenal made it six wins on the bounce as they kept up their impressive form against Valerenga. Alessia Russo got on the scoresheet - twice, once in each half - with a first-half effort from Frida Maanum helping The Gunners to a comfortable evening. Valerenga got one back via Tilde Lindwall but they were unable to cause their opponents'further alarm.
Arsenal extended their unbeaten start under interim head coach Renee Slegers with a comprehensive 3-1 victory over Norwegian champions Valerenga.
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By: Joe Grant
Arsenal extended their unbeaten start under interim head coach Renee Slegers with a comprehensive 3-1 victory over Norwegian champions Valerenga in the UEFA Women's Champions League. A brace from Alessia Russo and Frida Maanum's strike ensured that Arsenal kept in touch with Group C leaders Bayern Munich, with just one game to play. The Gunners now have four wins from their five UEFA Women's Champions League games this season but will need to beat the German champions at home on the final matchday to claim top spot.
By: Joe Grant
Kornet played just 12 minutes Thursday night, but finished with 12 points and seven rebounds while being disruptive at the defensive end.
Oliver Wahlstrom, a former first-round draft pick, was released by the Islanders earlier this week.
By: Joe Grant
Maine native Oliver Wahlstrom was claimed off waivers by the Bruins over the weekend.
By: Joe Grant
Manchester City were in the driving seat for their UEFA Women's Champions League group, but finished second after losing 3-0 at Barcelona. The reigning champions of Europe roared back to top the standings with goals from Claudia Pina, Aitana Bonmati - who a day earlier won The Best FIFA Award as the top women's player on the planet - and Alexis Putellas.
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By: Joe Grant
Manchester City were in the driving seat for their UEFA Women's Champions League group, but finished second after losing 3-0 at Barcelona. The reigning champions of Europe roared back to top the standings with goals from Claudia Pina, Aitana Bonmati - who a day earlier won The Best FIFA Award as the top women's player on the planet - and Alexis Putellas.
Manchester City were in the driving seat for their UEFA Women's Champions League group, but finished second after losing 3-0 at Barcelona.
By: Joe Grant
The Celtics center, in his 18th season, says focusing on shooting 3-pointers has extended his career.
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