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KEARNS, Utah -- South Koreas Lee Sang-hwa broke the world record in the womens 500 metres for the second straight day and third time in eight days, finishing in 36.36 seconds Saturday in a World Cup speedskating meet at the Utah Olympic Oval. The 24-year-old defending Olympic champion broke her own record last Saturday in Calgary, Alberta, with a run of 36.74 and topped it again Friday in Kearns with a 36.57. Lee declined to take to the media after the race. Heather Richardson was second in a U.S.-record 36.90. Olga Fatkulina followed in a Russian-record 37.13. American Shani Davis won the mens 1,000 a day after taking the 1,500. The two-time Olympic champion finished in 1:06.02 in the 1,000. "I know I dont have a lot of my speed yet, but doing a 24.6 lap is really good considering my condition," Davis said. "I just look to improve from this race." The Netherlands Kjeld Nuis followed in 1:07.02, and American Brian Hansen was third in 1:07.03. Davis won in front of his family and friends. "Its always such a great feeling to be able to compete against the world at your best, and do your best, on home soil," he said. The Netherlands Ireen Wust won the womens 1,500 in a national-record 1:52.08. Brittany Bowe was second in a U.S.-record 1:52.4, and Richardson followed in a personal-best 1:52.55 "It felt great," Bowe said. "I couldnt be happier on the podium with my teammate, as well. Thats just icing on the cake." The Netherlands won the mens team pursuit in a world record 3:35.60. Jan Blokhuijsen, Koen Verweij and Sven Kramer broke the mark of 3:37.17 that they set last weekend in Calgary. Davis, Hansen and teammate Jonathan Kuck finished second in 3:37.22, and South Koreas Lee Seung-hoon, Kim Cheol-min and Joo Hyong-Jun followed in 3:37.51. David Silva Manchester City Jersey . Neymar curled home a free kick from just outside the area to put the 2014 World Cup host ahead in the 44th minute. 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Buono dealt such veterans as defensive tackle Khalif Mitchell (to Toronto) and backup quarterback Mike Reilly (to Edmonton), released others like receiver Arland Bruce III and cornerback Byron Parker while re-signing more than 20 players, including quarterback Travis Lulay, offensive linemen Jovan Oliafoye and Ben Archibald and linebacker Solomon Elimimian in an attempt to earn B.C. its second Grey Cup title in three seasons. But no move was more significant than the trading of 14-year veteran slotback Geroy Simon -- the CFLs all-time receiving yards leader -- to the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Jan. 24 for receiver Justin Harper and a 2014 third-round pick. Simon, who spent 12 seasons with the Lions, needs just 29 catches to break Ben Cahoons CFL record of 1,017 career receptions. Simon, 37, missed five games last year with hamstring problems, limiting him to 54 catches for 700 yards and two touchdowns. It marked the first time in 10 seasons Simon hadnt cracked the 1,000-yard plateau. "For us, 2013 is a time of change," Buono said during a CFL conference call Wednesday. "The change, obviously when you consider the fact we traded Geroy Simon, is a significant thing. "Hes a class act and were going to miss him but at the end of the day my job is to make sure we field the most competitive team. The off-season has been very very very busy but I think it has been very very positive." Buono has never shied away from making tough personnel decisions. He released Hall of Fame slotback Alan Pitts following the 2000 season in Calgary and also cut receiver Jason Clermont, twice the CFLs top Canadian with B.C., after the 08 campaign. Its that eye for talent and knack for knowing when a veterans best days are behind him that have helped Buono register a CFL-record 254 career coaching victories and record-tying five Grey Cup titles. Buono has also been named the leagues coach of the year four times, second only to Don Matthews, who had five. Buono said even if B.C. had successfully defended its 2011 Grey Cup title, changes wouldve been made this off-season. "You cant allow everybody to age all at the same time," Buono said. "Its a tough business, we all know that. "But my job is to provide (Lions head coach Mike Benevides) with what he wants and his job is to win football games. At the end of the day I think we put ourselves in that position." Benevides, who replaced Buono as Lions coach after 11 campaign, agreed. "It was a tremendously disappointing result, theres no doubt about that," he said. "But those changes wouldve occurred anyways." One player still on Buonos radar is receiver Emmanuel Arceneaux, who played with B.C. in 2009-10 before joining the NFLs Minnesota Vikings. Arceneaux was waived Wednesday by the New York Jets but Buono said the move was expected and Arceneaux, 25, would re-sign with the NFL club Thursday. "Manny is a player I have high regard for and I know this organization does to," Buono said. "Weve stayed in constant touch . . . and he lets me know how things are going. "We wish him the best but if he was available wed have a definite interest." But its not as if B.C.s roster needs revamping. The Lions posted a league-best 13-5 record last year but their season came to an abrupt halt with a 34-29 home loss to Calgary in the West final. And that was a bitter pill to swallow for Benevides, a Toronto native and the CFLs lone Canadian-born head coach. "It (2012 season) was a dream come true for a Canadian kid born in this country who now gets to be a head coach in this great league," Benevides said. "The players did everything I asked of them. "Unfortunately on the last day . . . we werent able to win that last game and thats probably the hardest part.dddddddddddd But you have to look at the entire body of work and Im proud of the organization and players." Benevides coaching staff returns relatively intact as offensive co-ordinator Jacques Chapdelaine will also work directly with the teams receivers after receivers coach Travis Moore didnt return. Jarious Jackson, Lulays backup during B.C.s 2011 Grey Cup run who earned another ring last year with Toronto, is also back with the Lions but as their quarterbacks coach. Its a move Lulay, the 2011 CFL outstanding player, approves. "Hes a guy Ive run the gamut with in terms of playing the position and to get Jarious back is something Im excited about." Lulay said. "He started three of four games last year and threw a TD pass in the Grey Cup which was the last game played in our league, so it doesnt get fresher than that." Lulay said continuity in the Lions coaching staff is pivotal heading into the 2013 season. "Its important from a players perspective knowing youre going to battle with guys on the staff youve been there before with," he said. "Much of the staff is here that we won a championship with in 2011." One of Buonos biggest off-season moves was re-signing Lulay, 29, to a contract extension reportedly worth $450,000 annually, making him one of the CFLs highest-paid players. Lulay had a career-best 66.5 per cent completion average last year, passing for 4,231 yards with 27 TD tosses and just 10 interceptions. Even without either Simon or Bruce III, B.C.s receiving corps is rich in Canadian talent with the likes of Akeem Foster, Shawn Gore, Marco Iannuzzi and Paris Jackson. Winnipeg native Andrew Harris is also a dual at running back -- rushing for 1,112 yards last year while adding 75 catches for 718 yards and four TDs. The return of Oliafoye -- the CFLs top lineman last year -- Archibald and veteran centre Angus Reid will certainly help keep Lulay upright. Thats good, too, considering Lulay was hampered with back issues during B.C.s recent mini-camp after enduring a late-season shoulder ailment in 2012. And with the start of training camp less than a month away, Lulay says hes healthy. "I dont know where the back thing came from . . . it was a 48-hour thing and has been fine ever since," he said. "The shoulder feels great, obviously it did slow me down a little bit at the end of last season . . . but physically, I feel great." The return of linebackers Elimimian and Adam Bighill (re-signed to an extension in off-season) anchors a defence that last season was the CFLs best. Benevides said Elimimian and Bighill will combine with veteran Anton McKenzie to give defensive co-ordinator Rich Stubler plenty of options. "Theyre going to be extremely dynamic and used in multiple ways," Benevides said. "Its going to be really, really great for us to have that." The return of veteran defensive backs Dante Marsh, Lin-J Shell and Korey Banks gives a rugged secondary continuity. But safety Cauchy Muamba joined his brother, Henoc, in Winnipeg as a free agent. Benevides said veteran J.R. LaRose will get a shot at replacing Muamba. "He has the (first) right of refusal right now," Benevides said. "Hes going to have to make sure he makes strides to take that job in training camp." Last season, Benevides asked his players to perform hard in training camp but plans to take a different approach when veterans report next month. "Im really going to try to make it about teaching and making sure we empower our players to understand what it is thats expected of them," Benevides said. "Were going to try to employ more teaching to minimize some of the contact and protect the players, not only from injury but just try to keep them fresh so we start the season strong and fast. "I think ultimately what we are is teachers so if we use the time to teach and get these guys prepared to play fast well be better for it." Cheap NFL Jerseys Wholesale Jerseys Wholesale NFL Jerseys Jerseys From China Wholesale NFL Jerseys Cheap NFL Jerseys Cheap Jerseys Cheap Soccer Jerseys China ' ' '
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