#Diana Morgan Barr

[batbabydamian]

DC April 2024 Solicitations - Comics Featuring Damian! 🦇

BATMAN AND ROBIN #8

4/9/24

Written by Joshua Williamson

Art and Cover by Simone Di Meo

Variant Covers: Kael Ngu, Ejikure, Jim Lee, Nikola Čižmešija (1:25)

As Batman finds himself in the clutches of a new cult that worships Man-Bat, Robin continues his own investigation into his High School's connections to Shush! Can the father and son dynamic duo uncover Man-Bat and Shush's master plans before Gotham pays the price?!

WONDER WOMAN #6

4/16/24

Written by Tom King

Art by Daniel Sampere and Belén Ortega

Variant Covers: Julian Totino Tedesco, Pablo Villalobos, Joshua “Sway” Swaby (1:25)

Wonder Woman vs. The Sovereign! After being captured by a team of villains, Diana finds herself at the mercy of the scariest of them all. Unbeknownst to our hero, the Sovereign has been pulling her strings since the very beginning of our tale, and now it's time for her to see the world his way as she falls under the influence of the Lasso of Lies! Plus, Trinity visits the past and unexpectedly changes the future!

NIGHTWING #113/Legacy #300

4/16/2024

Written by Tom Taylor

Art by Various

Variant Covers: Bruno Redondo (original cover+1:25), Dan Mora, Jim Lee (Artist Spotlight), Jamal Campbell, Serg Acuna

Since the 1940's, you've seen him go from acrobat to orphan; from Dick Grayson to Robin; from Robin to Nightwing. You've seen him work alongside the universe's most powerful heroes, against existence's most sinister villains. You have seen Dick Grayson do so many things, but now, in his 300th issue, you will see him.. well, you'll just have to pick up the issue and find out. Join us for this legacy 300 milestone!

*DC’S SPRING BREAKOUT!

*Cover feature - Damian hang gliding in the bg :)

4/30/2024

Written by Meghan Fitzmartin, Cameron Chittok, Joey Esposito, Morgan Hampton, Patrick R. Young, Tom Krajewski, Mike Barr, and more!

Art by Kenya Danino, Vasco Georgiev, Paul Pellietier, Nico Bascuñan, and more!

Cover by John Timms

Variant Covers by Dan Mora

Spring has sprung! Flowers are blooming, bees are buzzing, Harley is breaking King Shark out of Belle Reve prison. all is right in the DCU as both heroes and villains face all sorts of different spring breaks. Breaking out of a coffin? Lex Luthor has that covered. Spring break training? Send in Superman! Breaking out of your shell? Batman and Mr. Freeze explore that possibility through a connection in their shared past. Breaking down a worthy adversary? Katana and her sword of souls might just be able to tackle that. And it wouldn't be a spring break without a Teen Titans beach trip! All these and more in DC's Spring Breakout! -eight breakout stories to put a spring in your step (is there a zit breakout story? You'll have to read to find out!)

TEEN TITANS: STARFIRE

7/2/2024

Written by Kami Garcia

Art by Gabriel Picolo

Kori Anders' summer job at a ritzy Santa Monica beach club is fun, but she doesn't care about keeping up with the current trends, and she's not interested in rushing around to all the parties. She'd rather explore her inexplicable draw to the stars or hang out with her new friend, Victor Stone. Her sister, Kira, on the other hand, is the most popular girl around. With the hottest clothes, an even hotter boyfriend (the Tate Fairweather), and a take-no-prisoners attitude, she's Kori's opposite in every way. Their summer heats up when Tate's uncle asks the girls to participate in an EDS study his pharmaceutical company is running. During treatment, Kori develops some strange powers she never had before...and she might not be the only one. Can Kori persuade her sister to trust her before it's too late? And when a carload of teens with their own powers come looking for her to warn her about a creepy stalker, she'll learn that trust is a two-way street!

#baby bat sighting #damian wayne #guessing the WW backup is still Super Sons related. Trinity tell Damian not to become Batman in the future lol #Damian’s sleeveless Robin outfit looks kinda goofy LOL but it looks like he’s having fun 😭 #i’ve been avoiding titles that only feature Damian on cover art especially without confirmation he’s in the actual issue but #some of the covers are really cute and who knows maybe someone might end up liking the comic!! #fun lil note but the writer and artist for the Red Hood webtoon are together again for the Lex story in the Spring anthology! #it’s just nice seeing comic creators have more opportunities to return

[conniejoworld]

This is the full list of all Republican House representatives who voted against the sick leave measure:

Robert Aderholt, Alabama 4th district

Rick Allen, Georgia 12th district

Mark Amodei, Nevada 2nd district

Kelly Armstrong, North Dakota

Jodey Arrington, Texas 19th district

Brian Babin, Texas 36th district

Jim Baird, Indiana 4th district

Troy Balderson, Ohio 12th district

Jim Banks, Indiana 3rd district

Andy Barr, Kentucky 6th district

Cliff Bentz, Oregon 2nd district

Jack Bergman, Michigan 1st district

Stephanie Bice (OK), Oklahoma 5th district

Andy Biggs, Arizona 5th district

Gus Bilirakis, Florida 12th district

Dan Bishop, North Carolina 9th district

Mike Bost, Illinois 12th district

Kevin Brady, Texas 8th district

Mo Brooks, Alabama 5th district

Vern Buchanan, Florida 16th district

Ken Buck, Colorado 4th district

Larry Bucshon, Indiana 8th district

Ted Budd, North Carolina 13th district

Tim Burchett, Tennessee 2nd district

Michael Burgess, Texas 26th district

Ken Calvert, California 42nd district

Kat Cammack, Florida 3rd district

Mike Carey, Ohio 15th district

Jerry Carl, Alabama 1st district

John Carter, Texas 31st district

Buddy Carter, Georgia 1st district

Madison Cawthorn, North Carolina 11th district

Steve Chabot, Ohio 1st district

Liz Cheney, Wyoming

Ben Cline, Virginia 6th district

Michael Cloud, Texas 27th district

Andrew Clyde, Georgia 9th district

Tom Cole, Oklahoma 4th district

James Comer, Kentucky 1st district

Connie Conway, California 22nd district

Rick Crawford, Arkansas 1st district

Dan Crenshaw, Texas 2nd district

John Curtis, Utah 3rd district

Warren Davidson, Ohio 8th district

Rodney Davis, Illinois 13th district

Scott DesJarlais, Tennessee 4th district

Mario Diaz-Balart, Florida 25th district

Byron Donalds, Florida 19th district

Jeff Duncan, South Carolina 3rd district

Neal Dunn, Florida 2nd district

Jake Ellzey, Texas 6th district

Tom Emmer, Minnesota 6th district

Ron Estes, Kansas 4th district

Pat Fallon, Texas 4th district

Randy Feenstra, Iowa 4th district

Drew Ferguson, Georgia 3rd district

Brad Finstad, Minnesota 1st district

Michelle Fischbach, Minnesota 7th district

Scott Fitzgerald, Wisconsin 5th district

Chuck Fleischmann, Tennessee 3rd district

Mike Flood, Nebraska 1st district

Mayra Flores, Texas 34th district

Virginia Foxx, North Carolina 5th district

Scott Franklin, Florida 15th district

Russ Fulcher, Idaho 1st district

Matt Gaetz, Florida 1st district

Mike Gallagher, Wisconsin 8th district

Andrew Garbarino, New York 2nd district

Mike Garcia, California 25th district

Bob Gibbs, Ohio 7th district

Carlos Gimenez, Florida 26th district

Louie Gohmert, Texas 1st district

Tony Gonzales, Texas 23rd district

Anthony Gonzalez, Ohio 16th district

Bob Good, Virginia 5th district

Lance Gooden, Texas 5th district

Paul Gosar, Arizona 4th district

Kay Granger, Texas 12th district

Garret Graves, Louisiana 6th district

Sam Graves, Missouri 6th district

Mark Green, Tennessee 7th district

Marjorie Taylor Greene, Georgia 14th district

Morgan Griffith, Virginia 9th district

Glenn Grothman, Wisconsin 6th district

Michael Guest, Mississippi 3rd district

Brett Guthrie, Kentucky 2nd district

Andy Harris, Maryland 1st district

Diana Harshbarger, Tennessee 1st district

Vicky Hartzler, Missouri 4th district

Kevin Hern, Oklahoma 1st district

Yvette Herrell, New Mexico 2nd district

Jaime Herrera Beutler, Washington 3rd district

Jody Hice, Georgia 10th district

Clay Higgins, Louisiana 3rd district

French Hill, Arkansas 2nd district

Ashley Hinson, Iowa 1st district

Trey Hollingsworth, Indiana 9th district

Richard Hudson, North Carolina 8th district

Bill Huizenga, Michigan 2nd district

Darrell Issa, California 50th district

Ronny Jackson, Texas 13th district

Chris Jacobs, New York 27th district

Mike Johnson, Louisiana 4th district

Bill Johnson, Ohio 6th district

Dusty Johnson, South Dakota

Jim Jordan, Ohio 4th district

David Joyce, Ohio 14th district

John Joyce, Pennsylvania 13th district

Fred Keller, Pennsylvania 12th district

Trent Kelly, Mississippi 1st district

Mike Kelly, Pennsylvania 16th district

Young Kim, California 39th district

David Kustoff, Tennessee 8th district

Darin LaHood, Illinois 18th district

Doug LaMalfa, California 1st district

Doug Lamborn, Colorado 5th district

Bob Latta, Ohio 5th district

Jake LaTurner, Kansas 2nd district

Debbie Lesko, Arizona 8th district

Julia Letlow, Louisiana 5th district

Billy Long, Missouri 7th district

Barry Loudermilk, Georgia 11th district

Frank Lucas, Oklahoma 3rd district

Blaine Luetkemeyer, Missouri 3rd district

Nancy Mace, South Carolina 1st district

Nicole Malliotakis, New York 11th district

Tracey Mann, Kansas 1st district

Thomas Massie, Kentucky 4th district

Brian Mast, Florida 18th district

Kevin McCarthy, California 23rd district

Michael McCaul, Texas 10th district

Lisa McClain, Michigan 10th district

Tom McClintock, California 4th district

Patrick McHenry, North Carolina 10th district

Peter Meijer, Michigan 3rd district

Dan Meuser, Pennsylvania 9th district

Mary Miller, Illinois 15th district

Carol Miller, West Virginia 3rd district

Mariannette Miller-Meeks, Iowa 2nd district

John Moolenaar, Michigan 4th district

Alex Mooney, West Virginia 2nd district

Barry Moore, Alabama 2nd district

Blake Moore, Utah 1st district

Markwayne Mullin, Oklahoma 2nd district

Greg Murphy, North Carolina 3rd district

Troy Nehls, Texas 22nd district

Dan Newhouse, Washington 4th district

Ralph Norman, South Carolina 5th district

Jay Obernolte, California 8th district

Burgess Owens, Utah 4th district

Steven Palazzo, Mississippi 4th district

Gary Palmer, Alabama 6th district

Greg Pence, Indiana 6th district

Scott Perry, Pennsylvania 10th district

August Pfluger, Texas 11th district

Bill Posey, Florida 8th district

Guy Reschenthaler, Pennsylvania 14th district

Tom Rice, South Carolina 7th district

Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Washington 5th district

Mike Rogers, Alabama 3rd district

Hal Rogers, Kentucky 5th district

John Rose, Tennessee 6th district

Matt Rosendale, Montana

David Rouzer, North Carolina 7th district

Chip Roy, Texas 21st district

John Rutherford, Florida 4th district

Maria Elvira Salazar, Florida 27th district

Steve Scalise, Louisiana 1st district

David Schweikert, Arizona 6th district

Austin Scott, Georgia 8th district

Joe Sempolinski, New York 23rd district

[3gnoticias]

Dorados capitaliza la localia y barre a Indios

• Chihuahua llegó a 10 victorias en el campeonato estatal Chihuahua, Chih.- Dorados de Chihuahua alcanzó su décimo triunfo de la campaña al vencer 98-77 a Indios de Ciudad Juárez en el Gimnasio Manuel Bernardo Aguirre (MBA), en duelo correspondiente a la Jornada 12 de la Liga LBE Mexbet 2023. A su vez, el conjunto capitalino barrió a Indios y aseguró su boleto a playoffs colocando marca de 10-2, sumando 22 unidades en la segunda posición de la tabla general. Dwayne Morgan encabezó a Dorados con doble-doble al registrar 20 puntos y 16 rebotes, seguido por Gary Ricks anotando 19, aunado a los 17 tantos de Jose Estrada. Chihuahua comenzó efectivo en la zona pintada con los disparos de Dwayne Morgan marcando ocho unidades, a pesar de no contar con Israel Gutiérrez por segundo duelo al hilo. Asimismo, el aporte de Cristian Cortés y Jose Estrada permitieron ventaja hasta por doble dígito por 29-19 tras finalizar el primer cuarto. En el segundo periodo los triples de Alejandro Villanueva y Gary Ricks extendieron el liderato dorado por 47-33 al medio tiempo. Dorados limitó a sólo el 25 % a Indios en los disparos al aro (10/40), mientras que la quinteta local lanzó para el 45 %, encabezados por el pívot Dwayne Morgan registrando 12 puntos, además de 11 por parte de Jose Estrada. Por Indios, 15 de las 33 unidades fueron cortesía de Gabe McCray. Después del entretiempo, un frenético Gray Ricks impuso el ritmo de la ofensiva capitalina. No obstante, la reacción fronteriza se suscitó al final del tercer cuarto tras los disparos de Daniel Soto, en un periodo de 29 puntos para la visita. Asimismo, la quinteta dorada sufrió la baja de Jose Estrada quien fue expulsado del encuentro, mientras la pizarra del MBA indicaba 73-62 en comando del cuadro de casa. Para el último lapso, los comandados por el español Pablo García volvieron a apretar el acelerador alcanzando ventaja de 20 tantos. La escuadra de casa mantuvo a distancia a los fronterizos, para reclamar una nueva victoria y de paso barrer a Indios en la campaña con marcador final de 98-77. Dorados superó 59-49 en rebotes a Ciudad Juárez, además de encestar 10 triples, rubro en el cual el conjunto aborigen sólo concretó cinco desde el perímetro. Dwayne Morgan finalizó con doble-doble en noche de 20 puntos y 16 rebotes. Gary Ricks aportó 19 unidades, Jose Estrada terminó con 17 dianas en tres cuartos. Los armadores Cristian Cortés y Diego Willis encestaron 11 cada uno, Alejandro Villanueva sumó 9 tantos, Marco Ramos con 4 en ataque y 11 tableros. Por Indios de Ciudad Juárez, Gabe McCray totalizó 29 unidades con 13 rebotes para marcar el doble-doble, mismo caso que Tommy Nuno al concretar 12 puntos y recuperar 11 tableros. Daniel Soto también con actuación destacada para la visita registrando 22 unidades, mientras que Ricardo Calatayud anotó 11. Dorados de Chihuahua volverá a la actividad este sábado también como local para recibir a Mineros de Parral en el MBA en punto de las 18:00 horas.

#deportes

[crossdreamers]

Here are the US representatives who voted against the US pro-LGBT+ Equality Act

The US Equality Act is to outlaw discrimination against LGBTQ people in housing, credit, jury service, public accommodations, and federal funding.

The House of Representatives passed the legislation yesterday, but it is unlikely that the Senate will follow up, given the Republican Party's increasing hostility to queer people. They are currently weaponizing transphobia in an attempt at mobilizing their base.

In the Senate the bill will require at least 10 Republicans to vote with all Democrats to advance past the so-called filibuster.

Metro Weekly has listed the representatives that voted against the law in the House.

Photo of Rep. Marie Newman.

Alabama:

Robert Aderholt

Mo Brooks

Jerry Carl

Barry Moore

Gary Palmer

Mike Rogers

Alaska:

Don Young

Arizona:

Andy Biggs

Paul A. Gosar

Debbie Lesko

David Schweikert

Arkansas:

Rick Crawford

French Hill

Bruce Westerman

Steve Womack

California:

Ken Calvert

Darrell Issa

Mike Garcia

Young Kim

Doug LaMalfa

Kevin McCarthy

Tom McClintock

Devin Nunes

Jay Obernolte

Michelle Steel

David G. Valadao

Colorado:

Lauren Boebert

Ken Buck

Doug Lamborn

Florida:

Gus M. Bilirakis

Vern Buchanan

Kat Cammack

Mario Diaz-Balart

Byron Donalds

Neal Dunn

C. Scott Franklin

Matt Gaetz

Carlos A. Gimenez

Brian Mast

Bill Posey

John Rutherford

Maria Elvira Salazar

W. Gregory Steube

Michael Waltz

Daniel Webster

Georgia:

Rick Allen

Buddy Carter

Andrew S. Clyde

A. Drew Ferguson

Marjorie Taylor Greene

Jody Hice

Barry Loudermilk

Austin Scott

David Scott

Idaho:

Russ Fulcher

Mike Simpson

Illinois:

Mike Bost

Rodney Davis

Darin LaHood

Adam Kinzinger

Mary E. Miller

Indiana:

Jim Banks

James Baird

Larry Bucshon

Trey Hollingsworth

Greg Pence

Victoria Spartz

Jackie Walorski

Iowa:

Randy Feenstra

Ashley Hinson

Mariannette Miller-Meeks

Kansas:

Ron Estes

Jake LaTurner

Tracey Mann

Kentucky:

Andy Barr

James Comer

S. Brett Guthrie

Thomas Massie

Harold Rogers

Louisiana:

Clay Higgins

Garret Graves

Mike Johnson

Steve Scalise

Maryland:

Andy Harris

Michigan:

Jack Bergman

Bill Huizenga

Lisa C. McClain

Peter Meijer

John Moolenaar

Fred Upton

Tim Walberg

Minnesota:

Tom Emmer

Michelle Fischbach

Jim Hagedorn

Pete Stauber

Mississippi:

Michael Guest

Trent Kelly

Steven Palazzo

Missouri:

Sam Graves

Vicky Hartzler

Billy Long

Blaine Luetkemeyer

Jason Smith

Ann Wagner

Montana:

Matthew M. Rosendale

Nebraska:

Don Bacon

Jeff Fortenberry

Adrian Smith

Nevada:

Mark Amodei

New Jersey:

Chris Smith

Jefferson Van Drew

New Mexico:

Yvette Herrell

New York:

Andrew R. Garbarino

Chris Jacobs

Nicole Malliotakis

Elise Stefanik

Claudia Tenney

Lee Zeldin

North Carolina:

Dan Bishop

Ted Budd

Madison Cawthorn

Gregory Francis Murphy

Virginia Foxx

Richard Hudson

Patrick T. McHenry

David Rouzer

North Dakota:

Kelly Armstrong

Ohio:

Troy Balderson

Steve Chabot

Warren Davidson

Bob Gibbs

Anthony Gonzalez

Jim Jordan

Bill Johnson

David Joyce

Robert E. Latta

Steve Stivers

Michael Turner

Brad Wenstrup

Oklahoma:

Stephanie I. Bice

Tom Cole

Kevin Hern

Frank Lucas

Markwayne Mullin

Oregon:

Cliff Bentz

Pennsylvania:

John Joyce

Mike Kelly

Daniel Meuser

Scott Perry

Guy Reschenthaler

Lloyd Smucker

Glenn Thompson

South Carolina:

Jeff Duncan

Nancy Mace

Ralph Norman

Tom Rice

William Timmons

Joe Wilson

South Dakota:

Dusty Johnson

Tennessee:

Timm Burchett

Scott DesJarlais

Chuck Fleischmann

Mark Green

Diana Harshbarger

David Kustoff

John W. Rose

Texas:

Jodey Arrington

Brian Babin

Kevin Bady

Michael Burgess

John Carter

Michael Cloud

Dan Crenshaw

Pat Fallon

Louie Gohmert

Tony Gonzales

Lance Gooden

Kay Granger

Ronny Jackson

Michael T. McCaul

Troy E. Nehls

August Pfluger

Chip Roy

Pete Sessions

Van Taylor

Beth Van Duyne

Randy Weber

Roger Williams

Utah:

John R. Curtis

Blake D. Moore

Burgess Owens

Christ Stewart

Virginia:

Ben Cline

Bob Good

Morgan Griffith

Robert J. Wittman

Washington:

Jaime Herrera Beutler

Cathy McMorris Rodgers

Dan Newhous

West Virginia:

David McKinley

Carol Miller

Alex Mooney

Wisconsin:

Scott Fitzgerald

Mike Gallagher

Glenn Grothman

Bryan Steil

Thomas P. Tiffany

Wyoming:

Liz Cheney

All Democrats voted for the legislation, as did three Republicans.

#lgbt #lgbtqa #trans #bisexual #lesbian #gay #lgbtqi #lgbt+ #equality act #republican party #homophobia #transphobia

[ultrabobsmith42word]

Full List of 172 Republicans Who Opposed the Violence Against Women Act

1. Robert Aderholt (AL) 2. Rick Allen (GA) 3. Mark Amodei (NV) 4. Kelly Armstrong (ND) 5. Jodey Arrington (TX) 6. Brian Babin (TX) 7. Don Bacon (NE) 8. James Baird (IN) 9. Jim Banks (IN) 10. Andy Barr (KY) 11. Cliff Bentz (OR). 12. Jack Bergman (MI) 13. Andy Biggs (AZ) 14. Gus Bilirakis (FL) 15. Dan Bishop (NC) 16. Lauren Boebert (CO) 17. Mo Brooks (AL) 18. Vern Buchanan (FL) 19. Ken Buck (CO) 20. Larry Buschon (IN) 21. Ted Budd (NC) 22. Tim Burchett (TN) 23. Michael Burgess (TX) 24. Ken Calvert (CA) 25. Kat Cammack (FL). 26. Jerry Carl (AL) 27. Madison Cawthorn (NC) 28. Steve Chabot (OH) 29. Liz Cheney (WY) 30. Ben Cline (VA) 31. Michael Cloud (TX) 32. Andrew Clyde (GA) 33. James Comer (KY) 34. Eric Crawford (AR) 35. John Curtis (UT) 36. Warren Davidson (OH) 37. Scott DesJarlais (TN) 38. Byron Donalds (FL) 39. Jeff Duncan (SC) 40. Neal Dunn (FL) 41. Tom Emmer (MN) 42. Ron Estes (KS) 43. Pat Fallon (TX) 44. Randy Feenstra (IA) 45. A. Drew Ferguson (GA) 46. Michelle Fischbach (MN) 47. Scott Fitzgerald (WI) 48. Charles Fleischmann (TN) 49. Jeff Fortenberry (NE) 50. Virginia Foxx (NC) 51. Scott Franklin (FL) 52. Russ Fulcher (ID) 53. Matt Gaetz (FL) 54. Mike Gallagher (WI) 55. Andrew Garbarino (NY) 56. Mike Garcia (CA) 57. Bob Gibbs (OH) 58. Louie Gohmert (TX) 59. Tony Gonzales (TX) 60. Bob Good (VA) 61. Lance Gooden (TX) 62. Paul Gosar (AZ) 63. Kay Granger (TX) 64. Garret Graves (LA) 65. Sam Graves (MO) 66. Mark Green (TN) 67. Marjorie Taylor Greene (GA) 68. H. Morgan Griffith (VA) 69. Glenn Grothman (WI) 70. Brett Guthrie (KY) 71. Jim Hagedorn (MN) 72. Andy Harris (MD) 73. Diana Harshbarger (TN) 74. Vicky Hartzler (MO) 75. Kevin Hern (OK) 76. Yvette Herrell (NM) 77. Jaime Herrera Beutler (WA) 78. Jody Hice (GA) 79. Clay Higgins (LA) 80. J. Hill (AR) 81. Ashley Hinson (IA) 82. Trey Hollingsworth (IN) 83. Richard Hudson (NC) 84. Bill Huizenga (MI) 85. Ronny Jackson (TX) 86. Mike Johnson (LA) 87. Bill Johnson (OH) 88. Dusty Johnson (SD) 89. Jim Jordan (OH) 90. John Joyce (PA) 91. Fred Keller (PA) 92. Trent Kelly (MS) 93. Mike Kelly (PA) 94. David Kustoff (TN) 95. Darin LaHood (IL) 96. Doug LaMalfa (CA) 97. Doug Lamborn (CO) 98. Robert Latta (OH) 99. Jake LaTurner (KS) 100. Debbie Lesko (AZ) 101. Billy Long (MO) 102. Frank Lucas (OK) 103. Blaine Luetkemeyer (MO) 104. Nancy Mace (SC) 105. Tracey Mann (KS) 106. Thomas Massie (KY) 107. Brain Mast (FL) 108. Kevin McCarthy (CA) 109. Lisa McClain (MI) 110. Tom McClintock (CA) 111. Patrick McHenry (NC) 112. David McKinley (WV) 113. Daniel Meuser (PA) 114. Mary Miller (IL) 115. Carol Miller (WV) 116. John Moolenaar (MI) 117. Alexander Mooney (WV) 118. Barry Moore (AL) 119. Blake Moore (UT) 120. Gregory Murphy (NC) 121. Troy Nehls (TX) 122. Dan Newhouse (WA) 123. Ralph Norman (SC) 124. Devin Nunes (CA) 125. Jay Obernolte (CA) 126. Burgess Owens (UT) 127. Steven Palazzo (MS) 128. Gary Palmer (AL) 129. Greg Pence (IN) 130. Scott Perry (PA) 131. August Pfluger (TX) 132. Bill Posey (FL) 133. Guy Reschenthaler (PA) 134. Tom Rice (SC) 135. Cathy Rodgers (WA) 136. Mike Rogers (AL) 137. Harold Rogers (KY) 138. John Rose (TN) 139. David Rouzer (NC) 140. Chip Roy (TX) 141. John Rutherford (FL) 142. Steve Scalise (LA) 143. David Schweikert (AZ) 144. Austin Scott (GA) 145. Pete Sessions (TX) 146. Jason Smith (MO) 147. Adrian Smith (NE) 148. Christopher Smith (NJ) 149. Lloyd Smucker (PA) 150. Victoria Spartz (IN) 151. Michelle Steel (CA) 152. Elise Stefanik (NY) 153. W. Gregory Steube (FL) 154. Chris Stewart (UT) 155. Van Taylor (TX) 156. Claudia Tenney (NY) 157. Glenn Thompson (PA) 158. Thomas Tiffany (WI) 159. William Timmons (SC) 160. Michael Turner (OH) 161. Beth Van Duyne (TX) 162. Ann Wagner (MO) 163. Tim Walberg (MI) 164. Jackie Walorski (IN) 165. Michael Waltz (FL) 166. Randy Weber Sr. (TX) 167. Daniel Webster (FL) 168. Bruce Westerman (AR) 169. Roger Williams (TX) 170. Robert Wittman (VA) 171. Steve Womack (AR) 172. Lee Zeldin (NY)

https://www.newsweek.com/full-list-172-republicans-opposed-violence-against-women-act-1577029

#RepublicanismisaMentalDisease

[tabloidtoc]

Globe, April 15

Cover: Donny and Marie Osmond -- family at war 

Page 2: Up Close and Personal -- Jennifer Love Hewitt, David Letterman, Tim Allen

Page 3: Jennifer Garner, Danny Trejo, Kendra Wilkinson 

Page 4: Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles’ marriage isn’t legal 

Page 6: Hollywood A-listers are at each other’s throats over Michael Jackson kiddie sex scandal 

Page 7: Lisa Marie Presley confronted a doctor treating then-husband Michael Jackson saying that doctors killed her father and she wouldn’t let them kill her husband 

Page 8: Squabbling Donny and Marie Osmond break up Las Vegas act and may never work together again 

Page 10: Alex Rodriguez wanted a threesome with Playboy playmate Zoe Gregory and she’s warning Jennifer Lopez about him, Julia Roberts researched hookers for her role in Pretty Woman, Nicole Kidman can’t cook anything but grilled cheese sandwiches 

Page 12: Gwyneth Paltrow hawking BDSM lingerie and whips on goop.com, Celebrity Buzz -- Paris Hilton wants to be famous again and thinks a gig on RHOBH is the way to do it, Brad Pitt getting cold-shoulder from co-star Tommy Lee Jones, Linda Gray 

Page 13: Melissa McCarthy is a hard-as-nails mom to her daughters, David Letterman says no one at CBS had the guts to fire him so he finally retired, Justin Bieber still carries a torch for Selena Gomez despite being married to Hailey Baldwin, Michael Caine, Don McLean and girlfriend Paris Dylan, Hook-ups, Babies & More 

Page 14: Emilia Clarke is Kit Harington’s sober coach, Morgan Freeman is so concerned about bees dying off that he’s put massive hives on his property, Fashion Verdict -- Jennifer Hudson, Jodie Sweetin, Nicole Scherzinger, Rhea Seehorn, Carla Hall 

Page 16: Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman don’t divorce because they don’t want to fight over their $130 million fortune 

Page 19: 10 things you don’t know about David Harbour 

Page 20: True Crime 

Page 24: Wendy Williams’ sad emotional collapse 

Page 28: Roseanne Barr is now blaming TV daughter Sara Gilbert for getting fired, Spot the Evil Twin -- Blake Lively and Cat Deeley 

Page 30: Health Report -- New toilet seat prevents heart failure 

Page 32: Demonic spirit attacks baby 

Page 34: Straight Talk -- College bribery scandal turns American dream into nightmare, Spot the Evil Twin -- Jonathan Pryce and Pope Francis 

Page 38: Vindictive first lady Nancy Reagan disliked Barbara Bush so much she removed her from the guest list for the royal visit of Prince Charles and Princess Diana 

Page 41: Cher lost her favorite t-shirt and is praying to St. Anthony for its return, Mel B confesses she had a fling with Geri Halliwell, stars joining the new Scooby Doo movie with Zac Efron and Amanda Seyfried 

#tabloid #donny osmond #marie osmond #the osmonds #kit harington #emilia clarke #morgan freeman #beehives

[gyrlversion]

No-deal Brexit tariffs: Car prices would rocket by up to £1,500

LABOUR NO VOTES (238) 

Diane Abbott (Labour – Hackney North and Stoke Newington)

Debbie Abrahams (Labour – Oldham East and Saddleworth)

Rushanara Ali (Labour – Bethnal Green and Bow)

Rosena Allin-Khan (Labour – Tooting)

Mike Amesbury (Labour – Weaver Vale)

Tonia Antoniazzi (Labour – Gower)

Jonathan Ashworth (Labour – Leicester South)

 Adrian Bailey (Labour – West Bromwich West)

Margaret Beckett (Labour – Derby South)

Hilary Benn (Labour – Leeds Central)

Clive Betts (Labour – Sheffield South East)

Roberta Blackman-Woods (Labour – City of Durham)

Paul Blomfield (Labour – Sheffield Central)

Tracy Brabin (Labour – Batley and Spen)

Ben Bradshaw (Labour – Exeter)

Kevin Brennan (Labour – Cardiff West)

Lyn Brown (Labour – West Ham)

Nicholas Brown (Labour – Newcastle upon Tyne East)

Chris Bryant (Labour – Rhondda)

Karen Buck (Labour – Westminster North)

Richard Burden (Labour – Birmingham, Northfield)

Richard Burgon (Labour – Leeds East)

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Kate Green (Labour – Stretford and Urmston) 

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Liz Kendall (Labour – Leicester West)

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Ged Killen (Labour – Rutherglen and Hamilton West)

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Clive Lewis (Labour – Norwich South) 

Tony Lloyd (Labour – Rochdale)

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Rams, Eagles, Townies and Bulldogs claim Girls Divisional track crowns

January 29, 2017

BY R.I. TRACK & FIELD FOUNDATION

    At Saturday’s Division Championship for girls at the PCTA track, Barrington won the Bayha team prize, while East Providence outpointed Prout for the Dwyer Division title. Westerly easily won the Sullivan trophy, and defending state champs La Salle took the Headley Division prize.

BAYHA DIVISION

Team scores

    1, Barrington 109.5; 2, N. Kingstown 98.5; 3, Central 65; 4, Classical 42; 5 Woonsocket 33; 6, S. Kingstown 30; 7, E. Greenwich 29; 8, Smithfield 16; 9, Pilgrim 11.

Individual results

    WT (20-lb./9-kilo) - 1, Keyarsa Harris, Cent. 50-2 (15.29 meters); 2, Annika Kelly, Barr. 49-11 (15.21); 3, Faith Polando, Barr. 46-9.50 (14.26); 4, Sydney Polando, Barr. 46-3.25 (14.10); 5, Melissa Mejia, Class. 46-0.75 (14.03); 6, Takiyah Lewis, Cent. 45-1 (13.74).

    SP - 1, Harris 32-11 (10.03); 2, Sarah O’Farrell, NK 3e1-9 (9.67); 3, Cheyenne Figueroa, Class. 31-1 (9.47); 4, Chelsea Yang, Pil. 31-0 (9.44); 5, Sabrina Montanez, Cent. 29-10.50 (9.10); 6, Kate Santiago, Class. 29-7.75 (9.03).

    HJ - 1, Rachel Mews, Cent. 5-0 (1.52); 2, Mary Carr, Woons. 5-0; 3, Margaret Walker, Class. 5-0; 4, Claire Grover, Barr. 4-10 (1.47); 5, (tie) Taylor Kenyon, NK and Adeline Quas, Barr. 4-8 (1.42); 6, Sophie Cleland, NK 4-8.

    LJ - 1, Noelle Cooke, Barr. 16-7.75 (5.07); 2, Tereza Bolibruch, NK 16-3.75 (4.97); 3, Quinn Harlan, Woons. 16-3 (4.95); 4, Ziah Dakalah, Cent.16-0.75 (4.89); 5, Alissiana Folco, Woons. 15-9.50 (4.81); 6, Alexis Romano, NK 15-2 (4.62).

    3000 - 1, Ellie Lawler, SK 10:24.28; 2, Lily Nunnery, NK 10:39.12; 3, Sydney Bagus, Smith. 11:01.89; 4, Una Treanor, Smith. 11:02.72; 5, Wyndom Chace, NK 11:18.25; 6, Lily Sefranek, Barr. 11:28.12.

    1500 - 1, Kate Zitzmann, Barr. 3:09.44; 2, Lily Gagliano, Barr. 5:12.90; 3, Kyle Fish, SK 5:20.06; 4, Jamie Hazel, NK 5:22.04; 5, Emma Sammartino, NK 5:22.10; 6, Cate Schultz, NK 5:23.45.

    1000 - 1, Zitzmann 3:09.44; 2, Lawler 3:11.13; 3, Nunnery 3:16.90; 4, Katarina Ho, NK 3:17.46; 5, Nicole Gutkowski, NK 3:22.08; 6, Gagliano 3:22.15.

    600 - 1, Meghann Maguire, NK 1:40.58; 2, Tea Bishop, Barr. 1:43.70; 3, Molly MacKrell, NK 1:45.87; 4, Riley Kloc, Barr. 1:46.29; 5, Mikayla Brady, Pil. 1:50.22; 6, Anna Downes, Barr. 1:50.50.

    300 - 1, Laura Murphy, EG 41.64; 2, Mews 44.01; 3, Harlan 44.44; 4, Cooke 46.00; 5, Erin Abbott, Barr. 46.07; 6, Walker 46.27.

    55m - 1, Harlan 7.39; 2, Murphy 7.50; 3, Aleyjah Roderick, Class. 7.52; 4, Teyana Santos, Class. 7.74; 6, Devon Libutti, NK 7.87.

    55mH - 1, Bolibruch 8.59; 2, Bolu Taiwo, Class. 9.34; 3, Lauren Richardson, Barr. 9.61; 4, Jillian Beaudry, Smith. 9.78; 5, Maile Somera, Bar.9.85; 6, Grover 9.91.

    4x200 - 1, E. Greenwich (Murphy, Fay Preston, Emeline Muoio, Isabella Gentil) 1:48.00; 2, Central 1:48.33; 3, Classical 1:51.87; 4, N. Kingstown 1:52.25; 5, Barrington 1:53.72; 6, Pilgrim 1:56.39.

    4x400 - 1, N. Kingstown (Bolibruch, Maguire, Alex Amore, MacKrell) 4:20.53; 2, Barrington 4:23.97; 3, Central 4:34.53; 4, S. Kingstown 4:43.93; 5, Smithfield 4:44.70; 6, Woonsocket 5:01.27.

    4x800 - 1, N. Kingstown (Ho, Maguire, Jess Moniz, Amore) 10:10.05; 3, Barrington 10:48.62; 3, Classical 11:03.46; 4, Pilgrim 11:05.74; 5, S. Kingstown 11:18.06; 6, E. Greenwich 11:45.33.

DWYER DIVISION

Team scores

    1, E. Providence 73; 2, Prout 59; 3, Wheeler 57; 4, Hope 56; 5, J. Sanchez 39; 6, Rogers 34; 7, Central Falls 29; 8, Mt. Hope 26; 9, Ponaganset 24; 10, N. Smithfield 20; 11, Prov. Country Day 14.

Individual results

    WT - 1, Gianna Rao, Pon. 60-8 (18.49 meters); 2, Megan Cook, Pon. 43-1 (13.13); 3, Nicole Valdez. Hope 42-7.75 (12.99); 4, Jianna Peno Rog. 39-11/25 (12.17); 5, Daphne Mulford, CF 39-10 (12.14); 6, Ajahnea Greene, Rog. 38-11 (11.86).

    SP - 1, Sarah Mitchell, Prout 36-0.25 (10.97); 2, Peno 35-10.75 (10.94); 3, Greene 32-2.50 (9.81); 4, Mulford 29-3.25 (8.92); 5, Dorian Woods, EP 25-11.50 (7.91); 6, Emaly Akkaoui, Pon. 25-0.75 (7.63).

    HJ - 1, Haley Teodoro, EP 4-10 (1.47); 2, Pilar Beccar, Prout 4-6 (1.37); 3, Lea Bourgeois, PCD 4-6; 4, Dulcinea Burgo, CF 4-6; 5, Kylie Bahry, EP 4-4 (1.32); 6, Riley Farnsworth, EP 4-2 (1.27).

    LJ -1, Hailey Raskob, NS 15-1.50 (4.61); 2, Maddie Morocco, Wh. 14-11.75 (4.56); 3, Kris Copeland, Rog. 14-9.50 (4.50); 4, Emily Pinch, Prout 14-8 (4.47); 5, Beccar 14-7.50 (4.45); 6, Hailey Placido, EP 14-6.50 (4.43).

    3000 - 1, Meg O’Brien, MH 11:39.17; 2, Lilly Palumbo, EP 11:47.00; 3, Mary Reynolds, Prout 12:28.91; 4, Allison Slitt, Prout 12:49.74; 5, Lisbeth Valdez, Hope 13:02.40; 6, Rylee Morin, Pon. 13:03.46.

    1500 - 1, Leinni Valdez, Hope 4:57.78; 2, Camilla Michaels, Wh. 5:06.83; 3, Sophia Mayo, Prout 5:25.54; 4, Vicky Thurley, NS 5:25.82; 5, Christy Long, EP 5:30.36; 6, Nina Conklin, Wh. 5:35.94.

    1000 - 1, Valdez 3:28.02; 2, Lilly Palumbo, EP 3:33.34; 3, Thurley 3:35.14; 4, Conklin 3:35.56; 5, Anastasia Psilos, Prout 3:43.26; 6, Taylor Heck, EP 3:43.86.

    600 - 1, Lisbeth Valdez 1:45.36; 2, Long 1:49.20; 3, Maddy LaCamera, Wh. 1:51.02; 4, Sarah Farid, Wh. 1:51.53; 5, Emma Daigneault, Rog. 1:53.42; 6, Pinch 1:55.16.

    300 - 1, Burgo 45.05; 2, Emily Allcock, Wh. 45.78; 3, Jenn Parra, Sanchez 46.45; 4, Howa Grear, Sanchez 47.61; 5, Jenna Shoren, Prout 47.78; 6, Sara DeVeiga, CF 48.20.

    55m - 1, Parra 7.74; 2, Bourgeois 7.76; 3, Michaela Goglia, MH 7.83; 4, Olu Bakare, Sanchez 7.87; 5, DaVeiga 7.99; 6, Monique Allen, Rog. 8.13.

    55mH - 1, Goglia 9.52; 2, Hasna Badji, EP 10.12; 3, Leah Jackson, Hope 10.56; 4, Allie Drexler, Pon. 11.03; 5, Kate Pichardo, Sanchez 11.30; 6, Denise Reyes, Sanchez 11.39.

    4x200 - 1, Sanchez (Bakare, Grear, Parra, Reyes) 1:53.49; 2, Wheeler 1:53.78; 3, E. Providence 1:56.67; 4, Hope 1:56.92; 5, Prout 1:58.85; 6, Rogers 2:03.39.

    4x400 - 1, Wheeler (Allcock, Lacamera, Lee, Farid) 4:27.49; 2, Hope 4:28.46; 3, E. Providence 4:49.58; 4, Prout 4:50.52; 5, Sanzhez 451.63; 6, Rogers 4:54.06.

    4x800 - 1, E. Providence (Long, Heck, Krystal Pizzi, Palumbo) 10:5.02; 2, Prout 11:23.20; 3, Central Falls, 12:38.67; 4, Rogers 12:51.49.

SULLIVAN DIVISION

Team scores

    1, Westerly 118; 2, St. Raphael 69; 3, Lincoln 63; 4, Moses Brown 56; 5, Cr. East 46; 6, Mt. Pleasant 37; 7, Narragansett 19; 8, Scituate 16.

Individual results

    WT - 1, Molly Botts, CE 49-2 (14.98 meters); 2, Joan Mata, MP 48-4.75 (14.75); 3, Samantha Andrews, Linc. 46-7 (14.19); 4, Tenin Traore, MP 46-5.75 (14.16); 5, Maggie Tarmey, Linc. 44-7.25 (13.59); 6, Tori Tallo, Linc. 40-2.25 (12.24).

    SP - 1, Andrews 37-0.25 (11.28); 2, Terry Spear, West. 31-11.50 (9.74); 3, Botts 31-7.75 (9.64); 4, Jackie Andrews, Linc. 30-5.75 (9.29); 5, Mata 30-5 (9.27);6, Alexis DaCruz, Midd. 28-10.75 (8.80).

    HJ - 1, Liz Calabresi, MB 4-10 (1.47); 2, Ashley Bullen, SRA 4-10; 3, Becky Brierly, Linc. 4-8 (1.42); 4, Amelia Castelli, Scit. 4-4 (1.32); 5, Nicole Lezon, Linc. 4-4;6, Debbie Spahin, SRA 4-4.

    LJ - 1, Emma Santee, West. 16-8.50 (5.09); 2, Cameile Keith, SRA 16-3.50 (4.96); 3, Bullen 14-11.50 (4.55); 4, Marvina Gaye, MP 14-11 (4.54); 5, Brierly 14-9 (4.49); 6, Calabresi 14-8.50 (4.48).

    3000 - 1, Shayna Cousineau, CE 11:00.60; 2, Kata Cummings, West. 11:16.69; 3, Julia Fagundes, CE 12:28.89; 4, Ailsa Ferland, Linc. 12:47.22; 5, Alexi Angell, SRA 13:04.05; 6, Colleen Moreau, SRA 13:54.29.

    1500 - 1, Randi Burr, West. 3:07.80; 2, Cousineau 5:01.55; 3, Kalie Bremer, Narr. 5:16.85; 4, Samantha Leal, Linc. 5:21.80; 5, Abby O’Hern, Linc. 5:39.85; 6, Taylor Cahill, CE 5:40.98.

    1000 - 1, Burr 3:07.80; 2, Bremer 3:17.35; 3, Cummings 3:17.86; 4, Haley Howarth, SRA 3:23.98; 5, Leal 3:32.78; 6, O’Hern 3:40.46.

    600 - 1, Sydney Federico, West. 1:47.00; 2, Howarth 1:47.70; 3, Jillian Parenteau EWG 1:50.31; 4, Noelani Noel, SRA 1:50.65; 5, Jensen Barry, Scit. 1:50.99; 6, Sadie Benn, West. 1:51.06.

    300 - 1, Marybeth Fitzsimmons, MB 42.27; 2, Santee 43.81; 3, Abby Lambert, MB 44.81; 4, Giannie Soto, CE 44.89; 5, Helena Hall, West. 45.05;6, Keith 45.14.

    55m - 1, Fitzsimmons 7.47; 2, Santee 7.55; 3, Gifty Blo, MP 7.66; 4, McKenna Wall, Narr. 7.87; 5, Bullen 7.87; 6, Trinity Hayes, MP 7.88.

    55mH - 1, Kayla Ebert, EWG 9.35; 2, Aiyana Carter, West. 9.40; 3, Tiaija Cloud, MP 9.42; 4, Caelan Holdredge, West. 9.70; 5, Alivia Diaz, SRA 10.00; 6, Jane Owens, Scit. 10.00.

    4x200 - 1, Westerly (Hall, Carter, Federico, Santee) 1:49.75; 2, Moses Brown 1:52.03; 3, St. Raphael 1:53.35; 4, Mt. Pleasant 1:56.25; 5, Lincoln 2:01.32; 6, Cr. East 2:02.37.

    4x400 - 1, Moses Brown (Calabrisi, Fitzsimmons, Lambert, Williams) 4:34.15; 2, St. Raphael 4:41.21; 3, Lincoln 4:56.32.

    4x800 - 1, Westerly (Benn, Burr, Abby Turano, Federico) 10:45.69; 2, Lincoln 11:7.61; 3, Scituate 11:19.64; 4, St.Raphael 12:36.89.

HEADLEY DIVISION

Team scores

    1, La Salle 105; 2, W. Warwick 63; 3, Toll Gate 62; 4, Portsmouth 56; 5, Mt. St. Charles 47; 6, Bay View 45; 7, Cumberland 41; 8, Coventry 10; 9, Chariho 2.

Individual results

    WT - 1, Jasmine Gallo, TG 46-3 (14.09 meters); 2, April Younkin, Ports. 43-6.75 (13.27); 3, Ani Armenakyan, TG 43-4.50 (13.22); 4, Morgan Cruz, WW 42-1.50 (12.83); 5, Megan Sieben, Ports. 41-7 (12.67); 6, Lea Fusco, Cov. 40-8 (12.39).

    SP - 1, Armenakyan 35-5.75 (10.81); 2, Noel Delacruz, BV 33-1.25 (10.09); 3, Diana Riley, BV 33-0.25 (10.06); 4, Brianna Shablom, Ports. 31-3 (9.52); 5, Younkin 30-7 (9.32); 6, Jaylynne Thomas, Cumb. 30-6.25 (9.30).

    HJ - 1, Alex Montagano, LS 5-0 (1.52); 2, Deanna Maynard, WW 4-8 (1.42); 3, Maddie Smith, TG 4-8; 4, Jaden Cuozzo, WW 4-8; 5, Liz Cadden, LS 4-8; 6, Justine Rios, Char. 4-8.

    LJ - 1, Virsavia Goretoy, WW 16-11.50 (5.16); 2, Tianna Houston, LS 16-3.25 (4.95); 3, Paige Fitzpatrick, MSC 15-11.25 (4.85); 4, Julie Ross, Cumb. 15-9.75 (4.81); 5, Marina Schmid, MSC 15-9,75; 6, Cuozzo 15-5.50 (4.71).

    3000 - 1, Grace Connolly, LS 10:13.17; 2, Liz Sullivan, Ports. 10:21.6; 3, Claire Hanlon, BV 10:33.07; 4, Emily Kane, LS 10:37.09; 5, Ana O’Callaghan, Cumb. 11:10.50;6, Sydney DeCesare, LS 11:13.91.

    1500 - 1, Nikki Merrill, Ports. 4:43.82; 2, Connolly 4:50.37; 3, Kane 4:54.43; 4, Julia Dempsey, Cumb. 4:58.36; 5, Sofia Maynard, TG 5:07.52; 6, Emma Shaw, BV 5:08.47.

    1000 - 1, Merrill 2:59.54; 2, Sullivan 3:05.65; 3, Emily Wilson, LS 3:15.11; 4, White 3:18.65; 5, O’Callaghan 3:19.63; 6, Adah Anderson, Cumb. 3:20.63.

    600 - 1, Eileen Whalen, MSC 1:41.34; 2, Aliya Barrows, BV 1:42.46; 3, Coleen Enestvedt, Cumb. 1:41.51; 4, Alyson Walsh, LS 1:44.97; 5, Karissa Lappas, MSC 1:45.30; 6, Sydney Boulanger, LS 1:46.82.

    300 - 1, Hanna O’Connor, BV 44.22; 2, MacKenzie Vallely, Cumb. 44.83; 3, Hannah Tousignant, MSC 45.06; 4, Goretoy 45.27; 5, Kate Bilouris, WW 45.86; 6, Claire Collins, Lls 46.41.

    55m - 1, Bilouris 7.51; 2, Casey Gannon, G 7.66; 3, Montagano, 7.68; 4, Collins 7.79; 5, Shalyne Scott, WW 7.88; 6, Jaylynne Thomas, Cumb. 7.93.

    55mH - 1, Gannon 8.78; 2, Abby Creamer, LS 9.12; 3, Tianna Houston, LS 9.14; 4, Fitzpatrick 9.36; 5, Danielle Maynard, WW 9.68;6, Schmid 9.70.

    4x200 - 1, La Salle (Montagano, Sam Hagerty, Collins, Destiny Gwann) 1:50.24; 2, W. Warwick 1:50.40; 3, MSC 1:51.47; 4, Toll Gate 1:54.88; 5, Cumberland 1:57.33; 6, Chariho 2:03.55.

    4x400 - 1, MSC (Schmid, Lappas, Whelen, Tousignant) 4:18.82; 2, W. Warwick 4:23.91; 3, Bay View 4:23.97; 4, Cumberland 4:27.27; 5, Toll Gate 4:28.42; 6, Coventry 4:33.51.

    4x800 - 1, La Salle (Walsh, Gabby Celico, Boulanger, Wilson) 10:02.80; 2, Coventry 10:55.7; 3, Cumberland 11:17.68;4, Toll Gate 12:22.75.

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