Is Jacksonville ready for some basketball? Jacksonville will be the headquarters and the home of the first-ever franchise in the new Upshot League for women's basketball, announced Monday at the ...

Set to begin play in May of 2026, the UPSHOT League will be headquartered in Jacksonville and will be operated by Zawyer Sports & Entertainment. Jacksonville will also serve as home to one of the ...

Professional women’s basketball is coming to the River City. The Upshot League is coming to Jacksonville and other Southeast cities starting in May 2026. The announcement was made at the ...

Donna Orender, former commissioner for the WNBA and founder of nonprofit Generation W, will serve as commissioner for the Upshot League. There will be at least 20 home games played at the VyStar ...

Year in Review: Here are 11 data points and discoveries that surprised us in 2024. Airlines Are Padding Flight Times: Flying in America has become slower even as official statistics have shown ...

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The upshot is a rigid design and a cycling stroke that Benelli says is 14 percent shorter than the original Nova. Other updates include more texturing and aggressive ribbing on the fore-end, M-LOK ...

His below average disc golf game is far surpassed, however, by his exceptional Foosball skills. The Upshot: Casey White, DGPT All-Star Changes [Pres. by Pound Disc Golf] The Upshot: Mailbag, Gavin ...

Charlie Eisenhood and Josh Mansfield break down Silva Saarinen’s new MVP contract and talk DGPT All-Star day (and the new postseason plan). Then they sit down with Casey White to discuss his latest ...

Kayla and Raven Te Awa’s newborn son is not just one of the first born in Perth in 2025, but one of the first born to a new generation. The Te Awa family are yet to name their new addition but think ...

In Aotearoa New Zealand a braided rivers—he awa whiria metaphor is facilitating conversations between Māori (indigenous peoples) and non-Māori researchers about the integration of knowledge systems.