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Two of the best mid-majors west of the Mississippi will square off on opening night in GCU Arena on Monday night.

Jimmyll Williams' rushing has Hillside undefeated and poised to make a run at a state championship. His work in the classroom is just as impressive.

PHOENIX — The Eastern New Mexico University men’s basketball team got a taste of travel and game experience on Friday, dropping an exhibition

Grand Canyon has a dress rehearsal Friday night at 7 at home against Division II Eastern New Mexico . Heres what to look for.

Warren Michael George Koberstein was convicted for failing to treat about 100 sheep with flystrike, and for the reckless ill treatment of eight others that died as a result of the disease.

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When the game finally began, Hillside opened the first quarter hot, claiming a 41-20 win over Jordan, despite some struggles remaining consistent through all four quarters -- something head coach Ray Harrison said the Hornets need to iron out.

MPI national manager of animal welfare and National Animal Identification and Tracing compliance Gray Harrison said Muller deliberately ill-treated the cows by systematically docking their tails, causing unnecessary and unreasonable pain. “In NZ, docking is prohibited as the tail is a very important and sensitive part of the cow’s body. It’s used to control flies, but it is also used in social signalling and interactions.” The prosecution relates to an inspection of Muller’s farm o...

Farmer gets home detention after 234 stock euthanised due to neglect (Photo / Getty) Tue, 6 Jul 2021, 11:39AM A Southland farmer who had 234 of his stock euthanised because of emaciation and fly-strike was yesterday sentenced to nine months home detention. Bevan Scott Tait (52) received his sentence by audiovisual link at the Invercargill District Court having earlier pleaded guilty to eight charges under the Animal Welfare Act for serious animal welfare offending. The Minis...

A farmer has been sentenced to nine months home detention and banned from owning or managing farm animals for four years for serious animal welfare offending. Bevan Scott Tait had earlier pleaded guilty to eight charges under the Animal Welfare Act. Photo: RNZ / Ian Telfer Bevan Scott Tait received his sentence at the Invercargill District Court on Monday having earlier pleaded guilty to eight charges under the Animal Welfare Act. As a result of Taits offending, 226 sheep and three lambs had t...