_{Banner image: Ubisoft / João F. @itsmeERROR}

Into the Breach has been eliminated from the BLAST R6 Major Manchester following today’s defeat to Beastcoast. Before today’s defeat to North America, the majority British squad had fallen to Bleed Esports and M80.

Unfortunately for the Europeans, Beastcoast quickly took full control of the series with a quick 7-2 victory over Nighthaven Labs. In the end, Beastcoast’s 4-2 half attacking Bank proved to be enough as they won map two with a score of 7-5.

Former Soniqs player Shaun “Gunnar” Pottorff was the best player of the series with a SiegeGG rating of 1.54 and a KD of 26-10 (+16). Meanwhile, former DarkZero Esports player Gaven “Gaveni” Black had an average rating of 1.38 and a KD of 21-13 (+8).

Thanks to this result, Beastcoast, who previously defeated CAG Osaka and pushed Six Invitational 2024 grand finalists FaZe Clan to maximum overtime on Skyscraper, will play tomorrow in what will be their last chance to make the Manchester Top 8.

Although Into the Breach has already been eliminated from the first Major of the calendar, the players will avoid 15th and 16th positions thanks to their victory against Spacestation Gaming on May 19 – meaning they will add 65 SI points to the 95 SI points achieved points in the Europa League 2024 phase 1.

Written by: David Mika on Tuesday, May 21, 2024.
Follow David Mika on Twitter.

Player name: Luke Spotts

School: Schuylkill Valley HS

Class of: 2025

Primary position: AT

Additional position(s): OLB

Jersey number: 15

Height: 6’2

Weight: 210

40 yard dash: 4.9

GPA: 3.76

Other sports: Basketball

Initial experience: 3 years

Awards:
L/L League first team Section 5 TE in 2022
Second Team TE 2024
First team L/L League OLB 2024
All Berks TE in 2022.
Berks County Defensive Player of the Week
Week 7 vs. North Lebanon.

Statistics 2023:
Offence:
Received:
22 catches
210 meters
9.8 yards per catch
2 TDs.
Was selected as the first belt TE last season. Started last 2 years. 2nd on team with receptions.

Defense:
85 Total tackles
7 TFLs.
1 fumble forced
3 INTs
6 Pass breakups
4 pockets
5 rush passes

Hudl highlights:

Twitter: @lspotts13

Coaches’ comments: One of the better TEs I’ve coached over the years. Can play TE or go to the slot. Big target. Great hands, runs good routes and good perimeter blocker. Good speed for a TE. Down blocks very well and gets to LBs quickly. Good downfield blocker. Pulls well on TE counters. His solid defensive play contributed to our overall defensive success. Never got off the field on both sides of the ball.

Photo courtesy of Aleisha Woods

Follow EasternPAFootball.com on Twitter @EPAFfootball

Leave a reply

Today, Friday, January 19, the following Smithsonian museums in Washington, DC are open:

• National Air and Space Museum
• National Museum of African American History and Culture
• National Museum of American History
• National Museum of Natural History
• Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Virginia

All other DC museums, including the National Zoo, are closed today.

first print: May 21, 2024 10:50 IST

In addition to unveiling the Sonos Ace headphones, Sonos today also launched the Roam 2, a refresh of its popular Roam portable speaker.

The Roam 2 sees several improvements, including easier operation and faster setup, again for users looking for high-quality audio in a small compact speaker. This time? You can use it straight out of the box and avoid the hassle of setting up via Wi-Fi like a regular Sonos speaker.

The speaker once again delivers the same rich, detailed audio and bass that provides the clarity, depth and fullness typically expected from larger speakers. So the audio is still the same in this incremental upgrade.

In terms of design, the Roam 2 has an updated look with a sleek monochromatic logo and separate, discreet power and Bluetooth buttons, making it easier to use. In the past, the power button served as many functions.

The Roam 2 includes automatic Trueplay technology, which ensures optimal tuning for the best listening experience in any environment, whether connected via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Apple’s AirPlay 2 is also supported, while you can also control it with Amazon Alexa.

The speaker offers up to 10 hours of continuous playback on a single charge and has an IP67 rating making it dust and completely waterproof. The speaker can withstand splashes, dirt, heat and cold, making it a reliable companion for outdoor activities.

Roam 2 is now available in five colors: Olive, Sunset, Wave, Black and White. The Sonos Roam 2 is available worldwide starting today, May 21, for $229 in Canada.

The finals have finally arrived! It’s been a good season of digging for the Chicago transplant turned unofficial homicide detective.

But all things, good or bad, and that means Elsbeth’s functional floral fashion, must come to an end.

However, Elsbeth Season 1 Episode 10 seems difficult to sort out. The only obvious thing is that a fashion photographer is murdered, possibly by gunshot.

The promo left a lot to be desired in terms of directions. But since Elsbeth is a ‘howcatchem’, all the relevant details will be laid out within the first five minutes of the episode.

It’s just not very clear who the killer could be, but if we go by who was featured the most in the trailer and who was the most recognizable face, it’s probably Laura Benanti who plays runway model Nadine.

I’m more inclined to believe she’s the killer, for a number of reasons.

The first was that I immediately recognized her as Kiki Hope from the Max reboot of The CW show, Gossip Girl. Plus, she’s a familiar face from The Good Wife universe.

Laura Benanti played Renata Ellard on The Good Wife Season 5, Episode 19, “Tying the Knot.” Based on these criteria, Benanti’s character is likely the killer.

Still, the show might decide to fool the audience by throwing a monkey wrench, which is the formulaic protocol that Elsbeth has been up to this point.

Since this episode will be steeped in the world of New York fashion, we can at least hope that someone gives Elsbeth some advice on how to style her wardrobe.

Of course, the character has every right to wear whatever she wants, but after nine episodes, the loud patterns are a bit rough on the eyesight.

Fashion choices aside, it seems like many viewers got our wish in the form of canine companionship.

In some photos Elsbeth can be seen with a well-known purebred puppy.

After the journalist was murdered in Elsbeth Season 1 Episode 8, “Artificial Genius,” his stolen dog was left without an owner.

Elsbeth was ready to take in the orphaned dog, but it was not clear whether it would become a permanent home for the adorable pooch.

Speaking of things that need to stay here, it looks like Wagner is finally out of the doghouse.

The captain not only gathered the evidence he needed against Lieutenant Noonan in a timely manner, but also managed to bring in the corrupt cop.

Even though the case is closed and the season is almost over, I’m still not entirely convinced that Claudia, Captain Wagner’s wife, was in no way involved in the cover-up.

Maybe it’s the inherent tension that comes with watching a murder mystery show, but it’s hard to believe that the writers kept her name in every episode just to give her innocent collateral damage.

It seems strange to focus on anything other than the dark cloud that lingered over the titular character’s plight after Elsbeth Season 1, Episode 9.

A lot happened in the previous episode about a murderous cocktail bar owner, but nothing could have prepared viewers for the last few minutes.

When we last left Elsbeth, she had just finished helping Captain Wagner bring Lieutenant Noonan to justice.

It was a happy moment shared by both the characters and the audience.

That moment of joy was short-lived, however, as the captain wasted no time in telling Elsbeth to leave his police station.

Granted, he didn’t say it in those exact words because Wagner is a gentleman, but he might as well have.

To make matters worse, he read Elsbeth for dirt by telling her that he could never trust her as she had come to New York with a hidden agenda to investigate him.

That certainly stung. But the good captain is not wrong. Everything Elsbeth did for Officer Celetano was shady, even if it was in the name of justice.

This will be a difficult situation for Detective Donnelly.

The investigator was last seen in Elsbeth Season 1, Episode 7, “Something Blue”, where he was much friendlier with Elsbeth and Kaya.

The big question now is: what will happen to Kaya? The officer has been through her own whirlwind this season.

From being saddled with the new, crazy ‘cop’ that turned into an unexpected friendship, to discovering that her mentor and boss she looks up to might be a corrupt cop.

After all that, you’d think the show’s writers would throw the character a bone — or at least an adorable dog of his own.

Some of the photos for the season finale lean towards a heartfelt goodbye between Elsbeth and Kaya, but most of all I hope I have that behind me.

It’s the last episode and there’s still no word or mention of Teddy, Elsbeth’s son.

You may recognize the name because it literally comes up in every episode.

We’re hoping for a last-minute cameo where he comes through the police station door or Elsbeth’s front door and says, “Mom?”

That would be a pretty epic way to end the episode and keep audiences on the edge of their seats for next season without leaving too much up in the air.

It’s been a fun and murderous road since Elsbeth season 1, episode 1, but the series has consistently provided plenty of laughs in between moments of quality police detection.

However and however the show ends its first season, it will undoubtedly be campy and quirky, as that is the bread and butter of the series.

What do you hope we’ll see in Elsbeth’s season 1 finale?

Do you have a favorite guest appearance?

Leave a comment below to let us know, and come back when we review ‘A Fitting Finale’.

Editing To delete