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Euro Floorball Tour

At the end of October, it’s time for the Euro Floorball Tour at IFU Arena in Uppsala.

The Swedish women’s national team and the U19 women’s national team face Finland, Switzerland and the Czech Republic. In other words, a tournament between the four best national teams in the world!

The tournament is a step on the women’s national team’s journey towards the WC 2023 and it will be really good floorball played at IFU Arena!

28-30 october 2022

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Euro Floorball Tour 2024 An der Euro Floorball Tour vom 6.-8. September in der AXA Arena in Winterthur kommen die Unihockey-Fans voll auf ihre Kosten: Die Top-Nationen, Schweden, Tschechien, Finnland und die Schweiz messen sich kurz vor der Weltmeisterschaft in Malmö (SWE). Dabei präsentiert sich das Männer A-Nationalteam zum ersten Mal seit der Heim WM 2022 wieder dem Heimpublikum und für den Nationaltrainer Johan Schönbeck ist es der 1. Auftritt in der Schweiz, seit er nach der WM 2022 die Verantwortung für das Nationalteam von David Jansson übernommen hat.

Spielplan EFT 2024, AXA Arena Winterthur Freitag, 6.9.2024 17.00* Uhr: Schweden – Tschechien 20:00* Uhr: Schweiz – Finnland Samstag, 7.9.2024 15.00* Uhr: Finnland – Tschechien 18.00* Uhr: Schweiz – Schweden Sonntag,8.9.2024 12.00* Uhr: Finnland – Schweden 15.00* Uhr: Schweiz – Tschechien

*Aufgrund der TV-Übertragungen könnten sich die Anspielzeiten ändern. Türöffnung: Jeweils eine Stunde vor Spielbeginn des 1. Spiels.

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Sick of It All’s Lou Koller Reveals Tumor Diagnosis, Band Cancels European Tour

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Lou Koller, frontman for Sick of It All , has revealed that doctors have found a tumor in his esophagus. The long-running New York Hardcore band has subsequently canceled its upcoming European tour dates.

“[Doctors] found a tumor in my esophagus that goes into my stomach, and I’ll have to be getting treatment all summer — and of course, with full support of the band,” Koller said in a video posted to Instagram . “As soon as they heard it, they were, like, ‘Forget the tour. Just get healthy.’ … They’re all behind me staying home and us staying home.”

Sick of It All’s European tour was supposed to kick off in the Czech Republic on July 4 with dates set across the continent for the next month.

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Billy Harris secures as a spot in the Eastbourne semi-finals with victory over Flavio Cobolli... as the British late bloomer reflects on his incredible recent form

• Billy Harris defeated Flavio Cobolli to earn a place in Eastbourne semi-finals
• 29-year-old will make Grand Slam debut after receiving a Wimbledon wildcard

At this rate the guy who used to travel to tennis tournaments in a transit van will be rolling up to Wimbledon in a Rolls Royce.

Billy Harris spent many of his early years on tour sleeping in the back of his van as he trawled round Europe, and in 2022 was outside the world's top 400.

But after the latest win in an incredible run on the grass, the 29-year-old is into the Eastbourne semi-finals and is closing in on the top 100.

On a blustery day on the South coast, Harris took out Italian world No49 Flavio Cobolli 6-7, 7-6, 6-2.

'We used to play a lot in the wind so coming from the Isle of Man definitely helped me today!' said Harris. 'I've had three great weeks in a row and I just want to continue as much as I can. I'm loving it.'

Harris reached back-to-back Challenger semi-finals in Surbiton and Nottingham before winning his first ever ATP tour matches at the Queen's Club and now in Eastbourne.

Before Queen's he had earned £232,000 in his career. Since then he has added £144,000 - and with another £60,000 at least to come from his Wimbledon wildcard, he is close to earning more in a month than he had in nine years.

He plays Australian world No94 Max Purcell in the last four today.

In the women's event, Britain's trio of quarter-finalists - the most since 1978 - were decidedly less enamoured with the conditions.

The breeze played havoc with Katie Boulter's serve as she lost 6-1, 7-6 Jasmine Paolini.

'It was very, very tricky today. It was more about a mental game and trying to stay calm in the wind,' said the 27-year-old. 'I don't think my game really suited it today.'

Paolini may be world No7 but she is a clay court specialist and - after she was ushered into the last eight by a bye and a retirement - this was her first ever tour-level win on grass. A missed opportunity for Boulter.

Dart was thrashed 6-1, 6-2 by Leylah Fernandez and Raducanu went down 6-2, 6-2 to Daria Kasatkina of Russia. Gone with the wind.

In better news, Sonay Kartal won in the final round of Wimbledon qualifying at Roehampton, beating Erika Andreeva, older sister of prodigious world No24 Mirra. That means Britain will have a grand total of 19 players in the singles draws for the Championships - the most since 1999.

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Singapore men’s rugby team rout Thailand 30-8 in Unions Cup

SINGAPORE – After a five-year absence from international competition, the Singapore men’s rugby 15s team returned to action on June 29 with a convincing 30-8 victory over Thailand at the inaugural Unions Cup.

The annual 15-a-side tournament from June 29 to July 5 also features Chinese Taipei.

The Singapore men’s 15s team last competed at the 2019 Asia Rugby Division 1 Tournament in Taiwan, where they were beaten 29-21 by the Philippines in the final.

Buoyed by a crowd of about 700 supporters at the Jurong West Stadium, the Singaporeans were just happy to be back on the pitch in a 15s side.

Captain Russell Wong, 31, told The Sunday Times: “Elated is the word, man, I’m really happy. Definitely, we were very excited to play and it’s even better to get the win in front of the home crowd. It’s pretty amazing and an honour to wear the shirt.”

While 15s rugby has a proud tradition here, the sport worldwide has also transitioned to the faster-paced and more dynamic seven-a-side format, which features at the Olympics.

But Wong believes the essence of the 15s format should be preserved.

He added: “In sevens, you typically have a lot of fitter and slimmer guys but in 15s you have a lot of scrums. So you will get taller and bigger guys playing. It’s a game for all shapes and sizes, that’s what’s so special about 15s.”

Wong was among a handful of players picked from the national team’s sevens programme. He hopes to use his experience to nurture a new batch of younger players with more than half the national squad aged 25 or under.

National coach Suhaimi Amran, who took over in 2021 during the Covid-19 pandemic, said: “We are willing to sacrifice experience for youth development. This tournament provided us the opportunity for a reset.

“It’s tough because we’re starting from ground zero, but we hope to inspire young kids who aspire to be part of the 15s national team.”

For now, the Unions Cup is the only international tournament for the national 15s team, but Suhaimi noted that a regular “Causeway challenge” event with neighbours Malaysia could be on the cards.

Ahead of their clash with South-east Asian rivals Thailand, Wong set the tempo by giving an impassioned team talk before the players stepped onto the field.

Singapore came out flying as Sean Andriesz opened the scoring with a try in the 18th minute before Wong added one of his own with the last play of the first half for a 12-0 lead.

Although Thailand came roaring back with a penalty kick and try early in the second half, the Singaporeans responded with two more tries – by Andreisz and Sean Er – and two penalties.

Full-time national serviceman Andreisz, 20, said: “It was just adrenaline and a great honour scoring in my home country. We all just wanted to give our all.”

Next up on July 5 is Chinese Taipei, who play Thailand on July 2. Chinese Taipei are ranked 11 rungs below the world No. 55 hosts.

Andreisz added: “Chinese Taipei is going to be a physical game. One thing we have to work on is our rucks. We’ve got to be better organised and have better rucking speed and strength.”

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