Tom Shanahan

4 days ago | thewest.com.au | Tom Shanahan

Monster Energy CDR Yamaha’s Jed Beaton held off a resurgent Kyle Webster to be crowned champion of the 2025 Manjimup 15000 on Sunday. The Tasmanian cemented his place in Australian motocross folklore at Cosy Creek MX Circuit, joining Monster Energy CDR Yamaha team manager Craig Dack in the exclusive list of multi-time champions of the Manjimup 15,000.

5 days ago | tomshanahan.report | Tom Shanahan

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1 week ago | highschoolot.com | Tom Shanahan |Nick Stevens

HOLLY SPRINGS — Uwharrie Charter again claimed the NC High School Athletic Association 1A state championship – otherwise known as the Uwharrie-Perquimans State Series – for its third state crown in a row. Uwharrie beat Perquimans 6-0 in Game 3 on Saturday night in the best-of-three series played at Ting Park. The Eagles won Game 2 earlier in the day on the same field by a 6-4 score to force the third game after losing the opener on Friday night.

1 week ago | highschoolot.com | Tom Shanahan |Nick Stevens

HOLLY SPRINGS — The biggest RBI single of Beckett Rinkus’ career barely dribbled halfway down the third baseline, but it was enough for North Lincoln to defeat J.H. Rose 1-0 for the 3A NC High School Athletic Association state title. The Game 3 victory Saturday at Ting Park gave the Knights the best-of-three series. After a crushing 4-3 loss in the bottom of the seventh on Friday, North Lincoln rallied to win the 11 a.m. Saturday game 2-0 to set up Game 3.

1 week ago | highschoolot.com | Tom Shanahan |Nick Stevens

HOLLY SPRINGS — Uwharrie Charter bounced back from a one-run Friday night loss to force a third game against Perquimans in the NC High School Athletic Association 1A baseball best of three championship series. The Eagles, who lost 4-1 in Friday’s opener, scored six runs in the first inning of Game 2 to secure a 6-4 victory on Saturday at Ting Park in a game that began at 2 p.m. The outburst withstood Perquimans rallies in the fourth and fifth innings.