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2+ hour, 40+ min ago (656+ words) NEWARK, N.J. " The Flyers closed out a four-game road trip with win No. 3, defeating the New Jersey Devils, 5-3. It extended their winning streak to three games. Philly has now won five of its last six and is 14-7-3 on the season. Owen Tippett scored the 100th goal of his NHL career and earned his 200th NHL point when he gave the Flyers a 1-0 lead just 5 minutes, 18 seconds into the first period. The goal showed off some silky hands as he caught the pass from Christian Dvorak on his forehand and scored on a backhand. The goal is Tippett's second in the past 17 games. "imon Nemec tied the game up later in the first period on a one-timer from between the circles. It was a bit of a wonky play as the Flyers seemed to be in control after an offensive-zone face-off, but the puck…...

10+ hour, 58+ min ago (518+ words) Union's Mallory Mauracher and Delaware's Wren Abboud go after the loose puck at M&T Bank Center Friday, November 28, 2025. Maddie Leaney saw her four-game goal-scoring and point-streak end in the Union women's hockey team's 7-0 non-conference victory over Delaware on Friday. The junior forward started a new streak Saturday, and set a program record, in the rematch with the Blue Hens. Leaney scored twice to lift the Garnet Chargers to a 3-0 win at M&T Bank Center. Leaney has 12 goals on the season. That matches her career high set in her freshman season. "It wasn't for a lack of effort on her part [Friday]," Union head coach Tony Maci said in his postgame interview on ESPN+. "She didn't get on the scoresheet. Today she was able to, again, find those areas, and then was able to bury a couple." Leaney gave…...

15+ hour, 11+ min ago (202+ words) Delaware State Hornets (2-6) at UMBC Retrievers (4-2) Baltimore; Saturday, 2 p.m. EST BETMGM SPORTSBOOK LINE: Retrievers -11.5; over/under is 142.5 BOTTOM LINE: UMBC will try to keep its three-game home win streak intact when the Retrievers take on Delaware State. The Retrievers are 3-0 on their home court. UMBC leads the America East with 26.2 defensive rebounds per game led by Jah'likai King averaging 5.7. The Hornets are 0-5 on the road. Delaware State allows 74.0 points to opponents and has been outscored by 15.2 points per game. UMBC's average of 8.8 made 3-pointers per game this season is only 0.9 more made shots on average than the 7.9 per game Delaware State allows. Delaware State's 36.7% shooting percentage from the field this season is 5.7 percentage points lower than UMBC has given up to its opponents (42.4%). TOP PERFORMERS: King is shooting 34.7% and averaging 13.2 points for the Retrievers. DJ Armstrong is averaging 12.0 points. Zion Bethea…...

17+ hour, 11+ min ago (969+ words) The teams exchanged chances in the opening minutes. Stefan Noesen and Tage Thompson fought off a faceoff, but the teams remained at five on five afterward. The Devils got on the board first at 12:07 after a Timo Meier forced a turnover behind Buffalo's net and found Nico Hischier at the net front for his ninth goal of the season. New Jersey surged after the goal, but couldn't get a second past Alex Lyon before the period expired. The Devils were outshot 10-9 in the opening 20 minutes. Buffalo nearly tied the contest after Jake Allen was caught out of his net, but the Devils recovered in time to bail out their netminder. The Sabres had momentum to start the period, but the Devils turned the tide in their favor as the period approached the halfway point. New Jersey extended their lead at…...

19+ hour, 29+ min ago (157+ words) The coach will announce his decision later in the week. Here's what he might be weighing in the meantime. Would another offensive coach make sense for Florida and could that coach hang on to the Gators' loaded roster? Take a look at who moved closer to a playoff berth during Rivalry Week. Recent Iron Bowls at Jordan-Hare Stadium have had a tendency to get wild -- and this year may be no exception. Vanderbilt's 2017 win over Tennessee set the stage for one of the more remarkable coaching carousel sagas. A season in, the legendary NFL coach's head-scratching decision to helm a lowly ACC team continues to confound. As the coaching carousel continues to spin, we grade every major hire. It has been a bad year for the Pokes. It hasn't stopped their fans from making their own bright spots. What have…...

19+ hour, 32+ min ago (125+ words) On November 26, the Indian River Volunteer Fire Company say they were dispatched to a vehicle accident involving a bicyclist on Friendship Road in Millsboro." Courtesy of Indian River Volunteer Fire Company MILLSBORO, Del. - On November 26, the Indian River Volunteer Fire Company say they were dispatched to a vehicle accident involving a bicyclist on Friendship Road in Millsboro. Delaware State Fire Police also responded to the scene and coordinated traffic control. According to the fire company, it appeared that a vehicle and a bicycle collided on Friendship Road. The bicyclist was injured and taken to local medical facilities. A requested aviation unit was cancelled. Friendship Road was closed for the duration of the incident. The Delaware State Police are still investigating the crash....

1+ day, 5+ hour ago (215+ words) Two New Jersey sisters died Thanksgiving night while trying to rescue their father from a house fire in Essex County, officials said. The deadly Orange Township fire started around 5 p.m., investigators said. Witnesses said they saw "enormous" flames coming from the Mosswood Avenue home and alerted authorities. The response was prompt, with firefighters arriving within two minutes of the alert, neighbor Claire Stevens told ABC 7 New York. Unfortunately, there was not enough time to save 49-year-old Frantzia Fleury and 42-year-old Pojanee Fleury, who reportedly died while trying to rescue their father, who lives with a disability. The Fleury sisters were pronounced dead at the scene at 6:47 p.m., Essex County Prosecutor Theodore N. Stephens II and Orange Fire Department Chief Derrick Brown told the Daily News in an emailed statement. The father, who has not been named, and six other people were able to…...

1+ day, 6+ hour ago (1334+ words) Delaware might be small, but its food scene packs a serious punch that keeps locals coming back for more. From the beaches to the cities, this state hides some of the most memorable dining experiences you will ever encounter. Whether you crave fresh seafood, perfectly charred steaks, or wood-fired pizza, these spots deliver dishes so good that one bite will have you planning your return visit before you even leave the parking lot. Raw oysters glisten on beds of crushed ice at this Rehoboth Beach gem, where the ocean practically delivers dinner to your table. The menu changes with the tides, featuring whatever swam in that morning. Locals know the secret is arriving early for happy hour when the oyster selection is at its peak. The lobster roll gets whispered about in grocery store aisles across Sussex County. Every bite…...

1+ day, 7+ hour ago (110+ words) An NJ Transit bus slammed into a utility pole on Thanksgiving morning in southern New Jersey, authorities said. The bus crashed at 9:45 a.m. Thursday on Broad Street at Taylors Lane in Cinnaminson, the township fire department reported on Facebook. The bus was empty and the driver wasn't hurt, the fire department said. The bus and pole were severely damaged, the post said. The road was closed for five hours, according to the fire department. The Cinnaminson Police chief didn't immediately reply to an email Friday looking for the cause of the crash. The Delran Fire Department assisted Cinnaminson firefighters and volunteers, the Facebook post says....

1+ day, 12+ hour ago (249+ words) A community in New Jersey stepped up to rally around a nonprofit after a real-life Grinch got away with hundreds of toys for children in need. Wheels of Change in West Deptford, New Jersey, was scrambling to replace hundreds of toys before Christmas after a thief allegedly cut the locks off their trailer and stole bags of gifts. The organization had put the toys away in the trailer to set them aside for more than 600 children. "Honestly, my stomach dropped. I wanted to cry," Wheels of Change founder Brenda Gonzalez had told NBC Philadelphia. "As we were having a food distribution outside for Thanksgiving we noticed that the locks were cut." There are no surveillance cameras outside of the nonprofit's building, so organizers said that they didn't know when the theft happened or who possibly committed the theft. Wheels of…...