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Ks frustrated by missed chances, officiating in loss JUSTIN A. COHN | The Journal Gazette The Komets dominated puck possession and scoring opportunities Saturday night. But when the final buzzer blared, the Indy Fuel had outscored Fort Wayne 6-3, in front of 3,111 restless fans at Memorial Coliseum. “Its a frustrating loss,” Komets coach Ben Boudreau said. “But if youre going to lose, you want to lose playing the right way. I thought our effort was there. It seems like they capitalized on...

Victor Mederos pitches against Duke on April 3 at Mark Light Field. Photo credit: Alex Carnochan Miami freshman pitcher Victor Mederos took the mound in Pittsburgh on Saturday looking to help Miami even the three-game series, but after a one-two-three first inning, the right-hander failed to maintain momentum in the second and No. 17 Pittsburgh held off No. 20 Miami 6-4 Charles L. Cost Field. Mederos (1-3) was lifted after only two innings, allowing four earned runs and walking two batters, as ...

Whiteshark Photography The Komets Nick Boka, left, pins the Indy Fuels Antoine Waked to the boards Wednesday night at Indianapolis.  Whiteshark Photography The Komets A.J. Jenks, middle, battles for possession with the Indy Fuels Matt Marcinew, after linesman Christopher Williams dropped the puck for a faceoff Wednesday night at Indianapolis.  Whiteshark Photography The Indy Fuels Spencer Watson winds up to attempt a shot Wednesday night, as hes defended by the Komets Zach Pochiro in Indianap...

No.21 Miami 10, No.1 Florida 9: Hurricanes Pull off Incredible Comeback Share this story Credit: Miami Athletics The Miami Hurricanes played their second game of a three game series against the No.1 Florida Gators Saturday afternoon. A five-run first inning and three runs between the fifth and sixth innings for the Gators gave them an early lead, but Miami rallied late in the game to tie it at eight with a three run ninth inning. In extras, the Hurricanes scored two runs in the thirteenth innin...

Anyone for Chinese disinformation? While the deep state and its allies among the legacy media and socialist Democrats continue to talk about “Russia, Russia, Russia,” partially in light of the recent and ongoing cyberattack on U.S. institutions, the fact remains that our greatest threat is from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)  and its ongoing penetration of U.S. institutions from business to higher education to national defense to, yes, our elections. The Chinese knew what they were doin...