The Saturday slate of high school football games to end Week 1 was uneventful on the weather front, unlike the first two days of the weekend.

Here are the scores and stats from Saturday as Week 1 wrapped up in San Antonio.

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Saturday’s high school football box scores

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Saturday’s high school football scores

Non-district

Lytle 21, Medina Valley Creek View 18

Harlan 30, East Central 14

Marion 35, Gonzales 34

Austin LBJ 42, Sam Houston 33

Brandeis 38, O’Connor 28

LEE 50, Edison 19

Warren 55, Jay 21

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This article originally published at Week 1 San Antonio high school football scores for Saturday.

Shohei Ohtani will not pitch Sunday against the Detroit Tigers after experiencing knee discomfort during a Friday bullpen session.

Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said before Saturday’s 2-1 loss that Ohtani’s knee still isn’t pain free, and he’s also having minor issues with the biceps muscle that troubled him earlier in the inning.

After the game, Roberts said Ohtani would not be used against Detroit and his next pitching outing is up in the air. Tyler Glasnow, who was expected to follow Ohtani, will now start Sunday’s game.

The two-way star hasn’t pitched since throwing six innings in a 4-3 win against the San Diego Padres on July 3, and would have only pitched an inning or two on Sunday.

“The hard part right now is trying to figure out if he’s not 100% in the overall body, is it worth giving him an inning to build him up,” Roberts asked.

Ohtani has been able to hit through the problems – he’s batting .274 with 12 homers in 45 games since his last pitching performance – and the addition of Tarik Skubal has made it easier to win without him in the rotation.

Reporting by The Associated Press.

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (Screengrabs)

Teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi took on a new responsibility on Sunday as he captained East Zone for the first time in senior first-class cricket during their Duleep Trophy semifinal against Central Zone.15-year-old Sooryavanshi, who is normally East Zone’s vice-captain, stepped in after regular skipper Ishan Kishan was forced off the field with a thumb injury while keeping wickets. Kumar Kushagra replaced Kishan behind the stumps, while Sooryavanshi temporarily took charge of the team.

Sooryavanshi embraces leadership role

The youngster has been one of the talking points of East Zone’s Duleep Trophy campaign. Although he managed only eight runs in the quarter-final against North East Zone, he impressed with the ball by taking two wickets.Sooryavanshi later spoke about his experience of bowling and taking responsibility for the team.“If you ask any batter, they always enjoy bowling. A batter always enjoys bowling and a bowler always enjoys batting equally,” Sooryavanshi said in a video posted by BCCI Domestic.The teenager also revealed that Kishan took a chance by giving him the ball and described himself as a “wicket-taker”.“Opponent team’s wickets weren’t falling, so I was asked to bowl two or three overs. Ishan Bhaiya felt like he was taking a risk, but he didn’t know that I am a wicket-taker,” he added.

East Zone make strong start

East Zone won the toss and chose to bowl first against Rajat Patidar’s Central Zone. Saransh Jain returned to the Central lineup after recently making his India debut in the Colombo Test against Sri Lanka.East’s bowlers made an early impact, restricting Central to 81/3 after 32 overs in the opening session. Abhijit K Sarkar claimed two wickets, while Mukesh Kumar took one.Sarkar dismissed Aman Mokhade and Kunal Chandela early, before Mukesh removed Central captain Patidar. Mohammed Shami also kept Patidar under pressure during an intense contest as East Zone controlled the opening session.

Elsewhere in sports news, disappointment for Lens and Lyon in Ligue 1. Lens were beaten 2-1 by Strasbourg after surrendering the lead, while Lyon were held to a frustrating 1-1 draw at home by Le Havre.

In the Premier League, more frustration for Liverpool. For the second time in two games, the Reds fought back from behind to rescue a draw. They had been hoping for more against Nottingham Forest, but settled for 2-2 on Saturday in new manager Andoni Iraola’s first game at Anfield. Tottenham, meanwhile, suffered again, a second straight defeat, this time a 2-0 loss to Newcastle.

In La Liga, Atlético Madrid moved temporarily to the top of the table after beating Sevilla 3-1.

In Serie A, Juventus were made to work hard for a 2-0 victory over Parma.

Finally, tennis takes centre stage, with the US Open getting underway this Sunday. An especially wide-open edition is in store, with both the men’s and women’s draws looking difficult to call.

Chelsea have completed a surprise move with the signing of Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez.

The 33-year-old, who has been linked to leaving Villa for the last two summers, has finally got his wish as he has moved for £7.5million, signing a three-year contract with Chelsea.

It comes after criticism of Chelsea’s current number one Robert Sanchez.

Martinez, who won the 2022 World Cup with Argentina and twice secured the Yashin Trophy for the best goalkeeper, is set to displace Sanchez.

“I’m delighted to be at this football club,” Martinez told the club’s official website. “Coming to Chelsea, for me and my family, was an easy decision to make and I’m just over the moon – I can’t wait to get started.

“I want to be successful here. I’m someone who wants to win at everything I do and I want to bring that here to this football club because it’s a football club that wins titles, so I think it’s a good match.

“I’m all passion and I play with my heart. I will give 100 per cent every game, every training session to make the club, my teammates and the supporters proud.”

Martinez became the latest high-profile player to leave Villa following Ezri Konsa, Morgan Rogers, Youri Tielemans and Lucas Digne out of Villa Park, with Ollie Watkins also on the verge of an exit.

The Argentinian joined Villa in 2020 and was a key player in their rise to the top table of English football, culminating in last season’s Europa League success.

He had tried to leave last summer but a move never materialised and another exit attempt fell through earlier this month when a deal with Juventus collapsed.

Villa said in a statement: “Emi joined the club from Arsenal in 2020 and has been a commanding presence in goal throughout his time at the club, which culminated in him helping Villa win the UEFA Europa League in May.

“He earned his first international caps while at Aston Villa, going on to win two Copa América titles and a FIFA World Cup with Argentina.

“He was also twice named the world’s number one goalkeeper, picking up successive Yashin Trophies in 2023 and 2024 as well as two The Best FIFA Football awards.

“With his stellar performances and infectious competitive nature, Emi will always be remembered for his part in our recent journey and success and leaves Aston Villa with the very best wishes of everyone at the football club.”

Han Xu #21 of the New York Liberty drives towards the basket against Rachel Banham #24 of the Chicago Sky during the fourth quarter at Barclays Center on August 29, 2026 in Brooklyn, New York. Caleb Bowlin/Getty Images/AFP

NEW YORK — Han Xu scored a career-high 19 points and the New York Liberty bounced back from a blowout loss to defeat the Chicago Sky 85-66 on Saturday.

The Liberty, held to their season-low point total in a 79-60 loss to Golden State on Friday, turned it around against Chicago, making 11 3-pointers and 20 of 22 free throws.

Breanna Stewart had 13 points and nine rebounds for New York (24-16). Leonie Fiebich, Rebekah Gardner and Jonquel Jones added 11 points each.

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Han Xu with a new season-high in PTS 🗽

In today’s @nyliberty dub, Xu marked a new season-high in PTS with 19! She went off for an additional 5 REBS, 2 BLKS and 2 3PM, ultimately reeling in the home win for the Liberty.#WNBASeason30 pic.twitter.com/YjOTGyHeBh

— WNBA (@WNBA) August 29, 2026

Natasha Cloud scored 14 points and Sydney Taylor had 13 for Chicago (15-25).

Han scored seven points in the final period to pass her career high of 17 set Aug. 1 in a 94-92 victory over Phoenix. The 6-foot-11 center from China is averaging 6.1 points per game after returning to the WNBA this season. She last played in the league in 2023.

She made 6 of 8 shots, including 2 of 3 3-pointers, and went 5-for-5 at the free-throw line.

MERCURY 101, TEMPO 69

PHOENIX — Noemie Brochart and Shay Ciezki scored 15 points each to lead six Phoenix players in double digits and the Mercury beat Toronto.

It was Phoenix’s second-highest win margin this season following a 99-66 season-opener win over Las Vegas.

Sami Whitcomb scored 14 points, reserves Marta Suarez and Maddy Westbeld scored 13 and 12 respectively, and Lexi Held 11 for the Mercury (14-26) who ended their four-game losing streak.

Alyssa Thomas distributed 12 assists, the 11th game this season in which she’s dealt 10 or more assists.

Diane Parry poses with her trophy after winning the WTA Monterrey title.–WTA PHOTO

France’s Diane Parry bagged the first singles title of her career with an upset defeat of Belgian second seed Elise Mertens at the WTA Monterrey tournament in Mexico on Saturday.

The 23-year-old Parry, ranked 50th in the world, held her nerve to seal a 6-4, 0-6, 6-3 win over the vastly more experienced Mertens, the world number 24.

Parry started confidently, clinching the first set after breaking Mertens for the second time in the 10th game of the opening set.

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Core memory unlocked 🏆

The moment Diane Parry claimed her first Tour-level title.#AbiertoGNPSeguros pic.twitter.com/RfD5XaYb1a

— wta (@WTA) August 30, 2026

But Mertens, chasing her 11th singles title, came roaring back to race through the second set to love to regain the initiative.

Parry responded with an early break to take a 2-0 lead in the decisive third set, her powerful forehand continuing to cause problems for Mertens.

A further break gave Parry a 5-1 lead, and although she was broken immediately, she closed out the set to complete her first tournament win.

Ipswich racecourse frequently offers sprint races over short distances like 800 metres, a rarity in many other racing locations, providing trainers such as Pat Webster with excellent opportunities.

The experienced trainer has two contenders in the Barrier Reef Pools Benchmark 65 Handicap scheduled for Thursday. Among them is Runaround Sue, who is aiming to enhance her strong record at the Ipswich track.

“We like to use those races for a lot of horses resuming,” Webster said.

“Sometimes we hold them back from a second trial, or even start them first-up with no trials over the half-mile and if you’re lucky enough you can get an earn out of it. I think they are a good tool.”

With two wins and two placings from her six starts, Webster believes the 800-metre distance is ideal for the seven-year-old mare, particularly as she races effectively second-up, indicating her potential for another good performance.

Runaround Sue was defeated by a narrow margin, less than half a length, in her first start back at Toowoomba over 870 metres on August 15.

“I think she’ll run well second-up,” Webster stated.

“She probably could have had a run sooner in the prep than she did but there wasn’t much around for her at the time so she is on the quick back-up for a horse that only started ten days ago.

“But I’m happy with her going into tomorrow and gate one will definitely help.”

Master trainer Pat Webster, who also guides apprentice Chloe Lowe, has found success by carefully selecting the mare’s race engagements.

Lowe will be aboard Runaround Sue, and her two-kilogram claim will reduce the mare’s weight to 57.5 kilograms.

“Chloe rides a lot of our work and has won a few on this horse,” Webster commented.

“She is going pretty good. There is still a bit of tidying up to do but she is a hard worker and is very good on horses that run along.”

Webster’s other runner, Medals, also carries a three-kilogram apprentice claim. However, racing first-up and burdened with 61 kilograms, the gelding might face an uphill battle.

“I probably would have taken him to a race in the country, an open 1000m if there was one but I think he’ll run well,” Pat added.

Runaround Sue is the $3.80 favourite in early markets released on Wednesday, with Medals at $4. Explore the available racing betting markets for this event.