In a tense matchup at the Smoky Mountain Christmas Classic, the Cascade Lady Champions rallied for a 69-56 victory over Johnson Central. Capitalizing on 58 free-throw attempts and drawing 44 fouls, the Lady Champions (11-2) seized control and showcased their resilience.
Louisiana Tech erased a 21-point deficit on Saturday at Origin Bank Field at Joe Aillet Stadium, ultimately defeating Liberty 34-28 in overtime. Andrew Burnette’s 25-yard touchdown run on the first overtime play sealed a remarkable 27-point rally.
Warsaw overcame a one-goal halftime deficit to secure a dramatic 3-2 victory over Letchworth in Gainesville. Sonricker sealed the comeback with a decisive strike that underscored the team’s resilience.
The Tennessee Titans ended a 10-game losing streak with a gripping 22-21 comeback victory over the Arizona Cardinals. A fourth-quarter surge led by quarterback Cam Ward, who threw for a career-high 265 yards, allowed the Titans to erase a daunting 21-6 deficit.
In a tightly contested matchup at Robert Morris, the University of Dayton rallied from an early deficit to secure a 17–14 victory. The Flyers showcased composure and resilience, sealing the game on Saturday.
In a dramatic turnaround, San Diego rallied from a 21-point deficit to defeat Princeton 42-35. Adam Criter delivered three fourth-quarter touchdowns, including a go-ahead score with just over a minute remaining to secure the win.
In Berkshire County, three high school soccer standouts delivered impressive multi-goal performances. A hat trick propelled Monument to a comeback against Drury, while Lee and Wahconah also secured wins behind strong offensive showings.
After a challenging two-game stint, the Thomasville Lady Bulldogs reclaimed their winning form with a pivotal region victory over the Jeff Davis Yellow Jackets. Despite initial struggles in the first inning, the team’s timely hits and steady pitching ultimately carried them to triumph.
In a thrilling display of determination, the Badlands Big Sticks overcame a 4-run deficit to defeat the visiting Willmar Stingers 7-6. The Northwoods League game showcased the home team’s resilience and ability to triumph against the odds.
In a thrilling comeback, the Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Indiana Pacers in game four of the NBA Finals, led by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s 35 points. The victory ties the series, setting the stage for an intensely competitive continuation.
