Spring Valley

Australian jockey Damian Lane remains in the Cox Plate picture, with Sir Delius and Aeliana both still firmly in contention for the race. Lane has been associated with both horses, keeping him in the spotlight as connections weigh up spring carnival plans. Racing.com reported both remain firmly in the frame for the weight-for-age championship at Moonee Valley.

The University of Cincinnati tennis program is co-hosting the ITA Ohio Valley Fall Regional Championships, a college tennis tournament bringing together players from regional schools. The event is part of the Intercollegiate Tennis Association's fall circuit, offering athletes competitive matches and ranking opportunities ahead of the spring season. Details on results and participating teams have not yet been released.

Western Kentucky University's women's tennis team, the Lady Toppers, completed their run at the ITA Ohio Valley Regionals, closing out their fall competition schedule. The regional tournament brings together college players from across the Ohio Valley region, offering a key measure of form ahead of the spring dual-match season. Results and individual performances from the WKU squad were highlighted by the university's athletics programme.

The remnants of Hurricane Rachel could bring rain to the Palm Springs area in the coming days, according to the Desert Sun. The desert region, typically one of the driest parts of California, may see measurable precipitation as the storm's leftover moisture moves through. Residents and local officials are watching forecasts closely, as summer storm remnants can bring sudden downpours and flash flooding risks to the Coachella Valley.

A proposed church in Spring Valley has scaled back its plans, lowering the height of its dome by 44 feet. The change came after neighbors raised concerns about the project. Details about which church is involved, when the revision was filed, and what objections residents made were not available.

Spring Garden defeated Valley Head in a local high school sports matchup, according to a report from WEIS, the regional news outlet covering northeast Alabama. The story is drawing attention among area fans following the game, though details of the score and standout performances were not included in the available report.

Burlington-Edison lost to Stanwood in a high school boys' tennis match, according to Wednesday's prep sports roundup from the Skagit Valley region. The result was one of several local prep matchups covered in the roundup. Reaction so far has been limited, with the item serving mainly as a routine update for families and fans tracking area high school spring sports results.

Spring Garden defeated Valley Head comfortably in a high school football matchup, according to a game recap. The report highlights a one-sided contest in which Spring Garden controlled play throughout. Specific scores and standout performers were not included in the available report.

Spring Garden's varsity football team is set to play an away game against Valley Head, according to the scheduling listing on MaxPreps. The matchup features two small Alabama school programs facing off in regional high school football action. Local fans typically follow these games for standings, scores and playoff implications in their classification.

A Skagit Valley-area high school boys' tennis matchup ended with the Bulldogs taking a win over the Cubs, according to local sports coverage in Monday's prep roundup. The result is part of a roundup of area high school athletics results, including tennis and other spring sports action from the region.

Mount Vernon and Sedro-Woolley high schools faced off in a boys' tennis match covered by local outlet GoSkagit, which published a photo gallery from the competition. The matchup between the two Skagit Valley schools highlights the ongoing local high school spring sports season, drawing attention from families, students and fans in the community.

The Play ransomware group has added two new alleged victims to its leak blog: Silicon Valley Glass, a US manufacturing company, and Bold Spring Nursery, a US retailer. The listings follow the group's usual pattern of naming companies and threatening publication of stolen data unless a ransom is paid.