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Basketball: Winning Bucks takes two seconds before the end

7.47 am: The Milwaukee Bucks basketball players won their last game before the All Star Weekend at the last minute. Jrue Holiday gave Milwaukee the win at Memphis Grizzlies, by beating him two seconds before time: 112-111.

Giannis Antetokounmou, who is on LeBron James’ squad in Sunday’s All-Star game, collected 26 points and got 11 rebounds. With 22 wins to 14 defeats, Bucks finished third in the East, behind the Philadelphia 76ers (24-12) and the Brooklyn Nets (24-13).

The Boston Celtics beat the Toronto Raptors 132-125, and the Los Angeles Clippers lost 119-117 to the Washington Wizards. For the host team, Russell Westbrook scored 27 points, and Kawhi Leonard scored 22 points for the Clippers, who fell to fourth in the West after three straight defeats.

On Sunday, the annual All Star match will take place in Atlanta, between Team LeBron and Team Durant. Team captain LeBron James and Kevin Durant put the two teams together. Durant cannot play by himself due to a hamstring injury.

Athletics: There are no seven hills running in the spring

07.16 am: The intended spring release of Zevenheuvelenloop will not occur. The organization had been hoping to be able to run the running race around Nijmegen twice this year, after Zevenheuvelenloop was canceled last year due to coronavirus measures. Since it is still not possible to apply for permission to organize an event, the organization has to abandon this plan.

The 15-kilometer running race takes place on the third Sunday in November. The 2021 edition is scheduled for November 20-21. About 40,000 runners typically participate in Zevenheuvelenloop. The current world record of 15 kilometers is set in Nijmegen for both men and women.

Short Path: Schulting starts in Dordrecht as the best player in the World Cup

07.00 am: Suzanne Schulting starts Friday as a favorite at the World Short Track Championships in Dordrecht. The 23-year-old Friesian is the title defender at Optisport Sportboulevard. Schultung won the 2019 World Cup in Sofia, last year the event was canceled due to the Coronavirus.

At the end of January, Schultung won the European title with force majeure in Poland for the third time in a row. Not all short trackers are included in Dordrecht. For example, due to restrictions imposed due to the Coronavirus, all participants from Asian countries have been lost.

Selma Botsma and Zandra Velzibor are the other two Dutchmen who are participating in the solo tournament. Sjinkie Knegt, Itzhak de Laat, and Dylan Hoogerwerf all got in among the guys. De Lat won the bronze medal in the final European Championship classification more than a month ago.

The dates for the 1500, 500 and 1000m qualifiers are scheduled for Friday.

This is the fifth time that the World Cup short track has been held in the Netherlands. The last time was in 2017 in Ahoy.

Athletics: Friends Paul and Claver begin to chase for medals in the European Indoor Championships

07.00 am: On Friday, Fimk Ball begins her mission to win the European title at the 400-meter distance at the European Indoor Championships in Toru, Poland. The 21-year-old must qualify for the final on Saturday through the series and semi-finals. Ball has improved the Dutch 400m record four times this winter and is far ahead of the European standings for this indoor season.

Her friend Lake Cleaver is one of her biggest competitors for gold. Claver, the more specialist in the 200m, scored the second fastest time in Europe this year with a score of 51.21 meters. Paul will run in the first of seven series, and Claver in the second.

Maureen Coaster runs in the 3000m final in the evening session, and Jessica Schilder was knocked out in the final shot. Nadine Brorsen also finished quintet. De Dongense saw its indoor climax in the 2014 World Title in Sopot, Poland. 4830 points from that tournament remain the Dutch record.

A total of fifteen Dutch athletes will participate in the matches on Friday.

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