Geneseo's Caylie Hessler wins TV6 Spotlight Athlete of the Week

Jeremiah Chapman is the only black player on his high school baseball team in Charles City, IA. He went through his first real racist experience while playing a baseball game against rival school Waverly-Shell Rock. Fans in the outfield started by taunting his white teammate who Jeremiah came to the aid off and told to ignore the fans. It was then they switched their attention towards him by calling him Colin Kapernick, telling him to go back to the fields (slave fields), and chanted Trump 2020 then finally telling him he should have been George Floyd. A comment that did more than hurt Jeremiah. Now his family is calling for change so something like this never happens to anyone again.

The league cited medical advice in reaching its decision, the biggest yet by a power conference.

Western Big Six announces football schedule

Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly says the NHL and NHL Players’ Association have agreed on protocols to resume the season but are still negotiating an extension of the collective bargaining agreement.

Moline native Dakota Bacus has spent the last 8 seasons in the minor league working his way up to the bigs. He received an invite to the Washington Nationals training camp for the first time in his career after an all star year in his first season as a pitcher at the Triple A level. Bacus is now apart of the 60 man roster for the Nationals as he works to make the 30 man roster and play a major part in the return of baseball.

Shaune Lewis, Kewanee High School’s head varsity boys basketball coach, has died following an apparent medical issue while racing at the Davenport Speedway.