SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — Season Pass episode 34 is underway with a huge playoff episode coming at you. High school softball and baseball are down to the final five teams. While Angelo State officially sees all teams enter post-season play for their spring sports. And we wrap todays local sports as well with four college signings totaling over a half dozen players.

This week’s episode includes:
– High school softball and baseball playoff action for 3A-2A
– Other local sports stories | gymnastics, Wall softball news, four high schools with college signings
– Angelo State Athletics spring sports update, including our ASU weekly recap | ASU Baseball | ASU Softball | ASU Tennis | ASU track & field | Post-season play
– National sports story including a bat dog named Omaha

Week 34 | Local Softball & Baseball | Class 3A:

Week 34 | Local Softball & Baseball | Class 2A | More local stories:

Week 34 | More local stories:

Week 34 | Angelo State Athletics w/ Griff McClellan:

Week 34 | National sports stories: Omaha the bat dog | Five Star Sports Podcast:

Season Pass airs every Sunday night following the 10pm news. Next Sunday is the final Season Pass until August.

For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to ConchoValleyHomepage.com.

SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — KLST Season Pass returns for Week 34 and as always, Griff McClellan provides coverage of everything Angelo State Athletics.

The second-to-last episode of the 2025-26 academic year includes the following headlines:

-No. 12 Rams baseball wraps up competition at the Lone Star Conference Tournament in Tyler, Texas and now shifts its focus to NCAA South Central Regionals.

-No. 18 Rambelles softball wins its first LSC title in eight seasons and eighth in program history.

-Rambelles tennis’ historic season comes to an end at NCAA South Central Regionals.

-Rambelles golf concludes play at the NCAA West Regionals in Pueblo, Colorado.

KLST Season Pass airs Sunday nights at 10:30 p.m. Central Standard Time. The show recaps the week of Concho Valley athletics, ranging from the high school level to Angelo State and more.

For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to ConchoValleyHomepage.com.

PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) – So close, and yet so far, for the Peoria Rivermen.

Their quest for a third President’s Cup in five years came up just short Saturday night. After taking a 2-0 series lead, they dropped the final three matchups to the Evansville Thunderbolts; including the decisive Game 5 in Peoria.

The night started off well for the Rivermen with a goal from captain Alec Baer just seven minutes in. But then the nightmare started for goaltender Nick Latinovich.

Statistically, he was by far the best goalie in the SPHL playoffs, and easily top two league-wide in the regular season. But he misplayed a puck off his pad that gifted the Thunderbolts with the equalizer just 39 seconds after Baer’s goal.

Evansville would then put up four more goals in the ensuing 23 minutes of action, leading to Tino to be pulled from the game.

Peoria would make it a one-goal game in the third, but ultimately fell 6-4.

Despite the off-night between the pipes, captain Alec Baer said afterward the team wouldn’t have even been in a position to win the championship without Latinovich or Jack Bostedt.

Our goalies were a big part of that. Both of them, you know…Either of them were in the net, you know, it was a very confident group for us. And, you know, we we kept bringing back pieces, you know, later in the year. And, you know, I think our leadership group, you know, me and then the guys around me do a big part of, you know, bringing guys into the fight.

Alec Baer

Kudos to them. That’s a heck of a hockey team over there. I can’t imagine, you know, what was going through their mind down 0-2 [in the series]. And listen, that’s one of the most epic series that we’ve had. I mean, one of those games where any other game we score four [goals] in the series, you know, it’s good night. But that’s the way hockey is. That’s the way sports are.

Eric Levine, Rivermen Assistant Coach

I don’t think anything that I said made anyone feel better about it. There’s just thanking every guy for going to battle and just telling everyone I love them. To the fans enjoy it, it’s such a great place to play. Like tonight’s crowd showed it. Sorry you couldn’t get it done for them, but being able to play for Peoria, the Riverman, it’s personally it’s brought me a lot, but it’s there’s just so much pride for the city.

Mike Gelatt

For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to CIProud.com.

The Philadelphia 76ers have some soul-searching to do after being swept out of the 2026 NBA Playoffs by the rival New York Knicks.

Adding insult to injury, Knicks fans completely took over the Sixers’ home arena, Xfinity Mobile Arena, despite players pleading with the Philly faithful not to let that happen.

And if getting swept wasn’t bad enough, the 76ers were completely blown out on Sunday in a noncompetitive series-ending 144-114 loss.

The Knicks and their fans had done what they set out to do, and embarrassed their Eastern Conference rival in the process. However, just because the game was over doesn’t mean the humiliation was done.

Just ask 6abc reporter Cheyenne Corin, who was at Xfinity Mobile Arena after the game to offer some thoughts from Philly fans. But before she could do that, a horde of New York fans swarmed around her and completely took over.

Tough scenes in Philly after the Sixers were swept by the Knicks. pic.twitter.com/0xh04fwsIX

— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) May 10, 2026

After Corin battled to be heard amid the yelling and cheering Knicks fans, viewers were presented with a montage of comments from Sixers fans, ranging from frustrated to angry to upset. One was even brought to tears.

According to the New York Post, Corin also shared a video on her Instagram story of Knicks fans chanting “f*ck Embiid” after the win.

The whole scene was a little bit of karmic revenge on Sixers fans, who crashed a Boston Celtics postgame show after beating them in the first round.

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PEORIA, Ill. (WCIA) – Eastern Illinois softball cruised to a postseason win on Friday, punching a spot in the tournament finals.

The Panthers beat SIUE 8-0 on Friday, boosted by a five-run third innings.

Abbi Hatton drove in half of the Panthers’ runs.

EIU will play for a second-straight OVC Tournament title on Saturday, set to take on the winner of Friday night’s Lindenwood vs SIUE game.

The Panthers need just one win on Saturday to secure the tournament crown, while their opponent would need to beat them twice in order to hoist the conference tournament trophy.

For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to WCIA.com.