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📅December 22, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Today's sports news highlights young darts prodigy triumphs, college basketball games, executive hires across leagues, and upcoming major events like Africa Cup of Nations and The Ashes.
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15-Year-Old Scottish Darts Prodigy Wins Back-to-Back Youth Titles

Mitchell Lawrie, a 15-year-old from Scotland, clinched his second major youth title in a week by winning the JDC World Championship. This victory underscores the rise of young talent in global darts. The ongoing 2025 PDC World Darts Championship features standout performances.Source 1

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Towson Tigers Face Sacred Heart in Final Non-Conference Basketball Game

Towson University's men's basketball team plays Sacred Heart today at 2 p.m. to conclude their non-conference schedule. Sacred Heart, with 5-7 record, relies on players like Dashon Gittens (16.3 ppg) and features strong three-point shooting. A win would extend Towson's home winning streak to 15 games.Source 2

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Africa Cup of Nations Day 2 Underway

The Africa Cup of Nations enters its second day today as part of the tournament running from December 21, 2025, to January 18, 2026. This major soccer event draws global attention with key matches scheduled. Fans anticipate intense competition across the continent.Source 3

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FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup - Men Finishes Today

The men's FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup event, held December 21-22, concludes today. Athletes compete in high-stakes races marking the start of the winter season. Another men's event starts December 27.Source 3

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Texas A&M Men's Basketball Crushes East Texas A&M 118-77

Texas A&M men's basketball team dominated East Texas A&M with a 118-77 victory on December 21. This win highlights their strong non-conference performance. The team prepares for further challenges.Source 4

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Texas A&M Women’s Volleyball Crowned National Champions

Texas A&M women's volleyball team won the national championship, as announced on December 21. They defeated top opponents to claim the title. Celebrations follow this major achievement.Source 4

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Texas A&M Women’s Basketball Beats Prairie View A&M 93-60

The women's basketball team wrapped non-conference play with a 93-60 win over Prairie View A&M on December 21. This victory solidifies their strong form heading into conference games. Key players contributed significantly.Source 4

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NBA Names Melissa Misiak Senior VP of Event Management

The NBA appointed Melissa Misiak as senior vice president and head of event management. Previously with Momentum Worldwide, she brings extensive experience. This move strengthens NBA event operations.Source 5

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ESPN Appoints Roxanna Scott as Senior VP and Editor-in-Chief

ESPN named Roxanna Scott senior vice president and editor-in-chief, effective January 5, 2026. She transitions from USA Today’s sports department. This hire bolsters ESPN's editorial leadership.Source 5

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Formula E Hires Michaella Snoeck as Chief Media Officer

Formula E hired Michaella Snoeck as chief media officer, effective January 2026. Formerly head of media rights for Formula 1, she will drive media strategy. This enhances the series' global reach.Source 5

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The Ashes Fourth Test Looms Starting December 26

The Ashes cricket series fourth test is set for December 26-30, building excitement in the ongoing rivalry. This match promises high drama between teams. Fans gear up for the Boxing Day showdown.Source 3

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Toyota Electrifies All Vehicles for 2026 Hakone Ekiden

Toyota announced all vehicles for the 2026 Hakone Ekiden race will be electrified, promoting sustainability. This supports an athlete- and planet-friendly event. The move aligns with eco-friendly sports initiatives.Source 10