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Balls remaining) Tribhuwan Army Club 262/9 (50 ov) Karnali Province 135 (37.1/50 ov) Tribhuwan Army Club won by 127 runs Lumbini Province 217 (49.5/50 ov) Gandaki Province 203/9 (50 ov) Lumbini Province won by 14 runs Nepal Police Club 288/8 (50 ov) Koshi Province 134 (36.2/50 ov) Nepal Police Club won by 154 runs Sudur Paschim Province 117 (45.3/50 ov) Tribhuwan Army Club 119/2 (23.5/50 ov) Tribhuwan Army Club won by 8 wickets (with 157 balls remaining) Karnali Province 91 (27.2/50 ov) Gandaki Province 95/6 (29.1/50 ov) Gandaki Province won by 4 wickets (with 125 balls remaining) Madhesh Province 284/6 (50 ov) Koshi Province 119 (33/50 ov) Madhesh Province won by 165 runs Gandaki Province 220/8 (50 ov) Sudur Paschim Province 222/4 (43/50 ov) Sudur Paschim Province won by 6 wickets (with 42 balls remaining) Nepal Police Club 249/6 (50 ov) Lumbini Province 162/9 (50 ov) Nepal Police Club won by 87 runs Tribhuwan Army Club 262/8 (50 ov) Bagmati Province 128 (27/50 ov) Tribhuwan Army Club won by 134 runs Karnali Province 155 (40.4/43 ov) Sudur Paschim Province 76 (21/43 ov) Karnali Province won by 79 runs Armed Police Force Club 174 (44/50 ov) Bagmati Province 74 (28.2/50 ov) Armed Police Force Club won by 100 runs Lumbini Province 208 (48/50 ov) Koshi Province 182 (42.4/50 ov) Lumbini Province won by 26 runs CSA Women Pro20 Series Titans Women 161/6 (20 ov) Free State Women 82/7 (20 ov) Titans Women won by 79 runs Lions Women 126/3 (20 ov) Dolphins Women 84/7 (20 ov) Lions Women won by 42 runs Swd D Wmn 125 (20 ov) Western Province Women 126/5 (19.1/20 ov) Western Province Women won by 5 wickets (with 5 balls remaining) Hong Kong All Stars T20 Series Hong Kong Islanders 126/9 (20 ov) Kowloon Lions 131/7 (14.2/20 ov) Kowloon Lions won by 3 wickets (with 34 balls remaining) New Territories Tigers 131/5 (20 ov) Kowloon Lions 135/5 (18.1/20 ov) Kowloon Lions won by 5 wickets (with 11 balls remaining) Hong Kong Islanders 193/6 (20 ov) New Territories Tigers 148 (17.4/20 ov) Hong Kong Islanders won by 45 runs New Territories Tigers 175/6 (20 ov) Kowloon Lions 133 (19.3/20 ov) New Territories Tigers won by 42 runs International Masters League West Indies Masters 179/5 (20 ov) Sri Lanka Masters 173/9 (20 ov) West Indies Masters won by 6 runs India Masters 220/7 (20 ov) Australia Masters 126 (18.1/20 ov) India Masters won by 94 runs England Masters 209/3 (20 ov) Australia Masters 210/7 (19.1/20 ov) Australia Masters won by 3 wickets (with 5 balls remaining) Australia Masters 260/1 (20 ov) South Africa Masters 123 (17/20 ov) Australia Masters won by 137 runs England Masters 146/5 (20 ov) Sri Lanka Masters 150/1 (12.5/20 ov) Sri Lanka Masters won by 9 wickets (with 43 balls remaining) West Indies Masters 200/5 (20 ov) South Africa Masters 171/8 (20 ov) West Indies Masters won by 29 runs India Masters 253/3 (20 ov) West Indies Masters 246/6 (20 ov) India Masters won by

Peter O’Mahony wasted no time proving his leadership qualities during his first British & Irish Lions Tour, becoming the 11Irishman to captain the Lions in a Test match.After making his Lions debut against the Blues at Eden Park, the Munster man subsequently earned his first start against the Crusaders.With the 27-year-old already having captained club and country, it was little surprise when O’Mahony added the Lions accolade to his CV and led the side out for their fifth game of the series against the Maori All Blacks.The Munster powerhouse inspired the team to a powerful second-half pack performance and rose to the occasion brilliantly, producing a stand-out display in the back-row propelled the tourists to a convincing 32-10 victory.His impressive work-rate – summed up by the 14 carries he made on this tour – was showcased against the Maori All Blacks, which earned him the honour of leading the Lions out for the first Test against the New Zealand at Eden Park.Despite ending up on the losing side, O’Mahony displayed a spirited performance and was the Lions’ go-to man at the lineout, stealing twice from the opposition.

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Remaining) Brothers Union 187 (48.4/50 ov) Mohammedan Sporting Club 191/1 (32.5/50 ov) Mohammedan Sporting Club won by 9 wickets (with 103 balls remaining) Partex Sporting Club 100 (33.1/50 ov) Abahani Limited 101/2 (14.3/50 ov) Abahani Limited won by 8 wickets (with 213 balls remaining) Gulshan Cricket Club 222 (49/50 ov) Agrani Bank Cricket Club 226/4 (49/50 ov) Agrani Bank Cricket Club won by 6 wickets (with 6 balls remaining) Gazi Group Cricketers 298/7 (50 ov) Dhanmondi Sports Club 123 (34.2/50 ov) Gazi Group Cricketers won by 175 runs Shinepukur Cricket Club 69 (25.5/50 ov) Legends of Rupganj 75/0 (9.3/50 ov) Legends of Rupganj won by 10 wickets (with 243 balls remaining) Prime Bank Cricket Club 422/8 (50 ov) Brothers Union 249 (42.3/50 ov) Prime Bank Cricket Club won by 173 runs Partex Sporting Club 218 (46.3/50 ov) Mohammedan Sporting Club 222/3 (40.2/50 ov) Mohammedan Sporting Club won by 7 wickets (with 58 balls remaining) Tigers 260 (49.4/50 ov) Abahani Limited 264/6 (47.3/50 ov) Abahani Limited won by 4 wickets (with 15 balls remaining) Agrani Bank Cricket Club 216 (46.2/50 ov) Gazi Group Cricketers 220/6 (47.4/50 ov) Gazi Group Cricketers won by 4 wickets (with 14 balls remaining) Dhanmondi Sports Club 332/7 (50 ov) Legends of Rupganj 308/9 (50 ov) Dhanmondi Sports Club won by 24 runs Shinepukur Cricket Club 288/9 (50 ov) Brothers Union 292/3 (48.5/50 ov) Brothers Union won by 7 wickets (with 7 balls remaining) National T20 Cup Karachi Region Blues Larkana Region Match scheduled to begin at 21:00 local time (16:00 GMT | 12:00 EDT | 11:00 CDT | 09:00 PDT) Lahore Region Whites Peshawar Region Match scheduled to begin at 16:30 local time (11:30 GMT | 07:30 EDT | 06:30 CDT | 04:30 PDT) Bahawalpur Region Dera Murad Jamali Region Match scheduled to begin at 21:00 local time (16:00 GMT | 12:00 EDT | 11:00 CDT | 09:00 PDT) Islamabad Region Karachi Region Whites CSA Women Pro50 Series Titans Women 291/4 (50 ov) Free State Women 214/7 (50 ov) Titans Women won by 77 runs Dolphins Women 61 (28.2/50 ov) Lions Women 62/2 (17.4/50 ov) Lions Women won by 8 wickets (with 194 balls remaining) Western Province Women 303/5 (50 ov) Swd D Wmn 166 (47.2/50 ov) Western Province Women won by 137 runs Men's PM Cup LIVE Koshi Province Tribhuwan Army Club Match scheduled to begin at 09:00 local time (03:15 GMT | 23:15 EDT -1d | 22:15 CDT -1d | 20:15 PDT -1d) LIVE Madhesh Province Nepal Police Club Match scheduled to begin at 09:00 local time (03:15 GMT | 23:15 EDT -1d | 22:15 CDT -1d | 20:15 PDT -1d) Armed Police Force Club 94 (27.4/50 ov) Nepal Police Club 97/8 (26.2/50 ov) Nepal Police Club won by 2 wickets (with 142 balls remaining) Bagmati Province 266/8 (50 ov) Sudur Paschim Province 211 (47/50 ov) Bagmati Province won by 55 runs Madhesh Province 168 (40.4/50 ov) Armed Police Force Club 170/8 (36.5/50 ov) Armed Police Force Club won by 2 wickets (with 79

Tomahawk Lions Club Holding Community-wide Scavenger HuntPublished on 06/03/2024 under NewsThe Tomahawk Lion's Club is known for their Powwow Days celebrations. Ahead of the Fourth of July festivities they've launched a new community-wide scavenger hunt.Longtime Lion Kevin Imm stopped by the WJJQ studios this past week to talk a bit about the Tomahawk Lions Treasure Hunt as well as some of their other activities. The organization wanted to have a little fun with the new 2024 pins they ordered. Imm says they took ten of the new pins and hid them around the community for people to discover. He teased that they could be in parks, businesses, and other creative locations, but noted that they should be visible.As for what people are looking for, the pins are about two inches by two inches and feature a pair of crossed hatchets above a red canoe forming a triangle.Those who track a pin down, will receive $100. Imm says they hope to gather all the lucky finders during the Powwow Days festivities for a group photo in front of the classic Lion's truck.The contest began over the weekend and will continue until they've all been located. You can visit the Lion's Club Facebook page for additional information, a photo of the pin, and maybe even some clues towards the end of the month to help locate any missing pins.In Other News Lincoln County Economic Summit Planned for April 8Published on 03/18/2025 under News Last spring, Lincoln County hosted an economic summit, focused on all things business. The event returns next month. The inaugural Lincoln County Economic Summit was held in Merrill last March. For year 2, they'll move north to the Tomahawk area, with Inshalla playing host. The event is organized by the Lincoln County Economic Development Corporation with assistance from the Merrill and Tomahawk Chambers of Commerce and Tomahawk Main Street. Sara Guild, director of the Lincoln County EDC and Charis Lau of the Tomahawk Chamber stopped by the WJJQ studios Monday to preview the event and invite people to register. Guild noted this year's theme is Economic Empowerment in Rural

Published 10 November 2022 4 min read England Men's Senior Team England squad named for FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 The Three Lions group has been selected for the trip to Qatar this winter MY ENGLAND FOOTBALL: JOIN NOW Gareth Southgate has named his 26-man England squad for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.The squad was unveiled on Thursday afternoon ahead of the players arriving in camp on Monday morning after this weekend’s domestic club fixtures.Included are Jordan Henderson and Raheem Sterling, who will be joining the illustrious list of England players to have competed at three World Cups.Southgate has selected a group with a blend of youth and experience, with 13 players set for their first World Cup and another three heading to their maiden senior major tournament, in Conor Gallagher, James Maddison and Callum Wilson – although Gallagher does have an Under-17 World Cup winner’s medal to his name from 2017, when Phil Foden was also named player of the tournament.At the 2018 World Cup, England had the joint second youngest squad when it came to average age at 26 and the Three Lions have named another youthful group of players, with an average age of 26.4.The Three Lions manager has named three goalkeepers, eight defenders, six midfielders and eight forwards in his group, although it's worth noting the flexibility in the squad with players in each outfield section capable of playing in multiple positions. 10 Nov 2022 29:00 Media conference: Gareth Southgate Watch the England manager discuss