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The 23-year-old coach of the Medora Hornets is trying to win moral victories with a team that went 0-22 last year in a town where poverty rates are high and social problems widespread.
FIVE YEARS AGO Planning bust with citizen’s reviews A request by Kirt McCarville of Cotton City, LLC, for a general plan amendment and rezoning of 122 acres on the southwest corner of Houser and Curry roads came up before a citizen review in front of the Eloy Planning and Zoning Commission Nov. 10. The request was made to rezone it from light industrial to manufacturing/industrial. A small ...
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Dundee-Crown graduate Kathy Collingbourne does not hold the career record in digs for the Milwaukee School of Engineering volleyball team. Yet.If she has two more years like her first two, the record is definitely within reach.
COLUMBIA — Turkey, stuffing, pumpkin pie and football are all part of a typical Thanksgiving for college students around the nation. That’s not the case for the Missouri women’s basketball team. Just about the time many Missouri students were sitting down for Thanksgiving dinner, the Tigers' plane was landing in Tallahassee, Fla., where Missouri is set to play in the Seminole Classic at Florida ...
The Southwest Baptist University Bearcat men and women will host some of the better NCAA Division II teams in the nation this weekend as they hold the SBU Thanksgiving Classic.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Sarah Thomas looks at the mirror in the officials' locker room, tucking hair under a straightened cap and feeling happy.
Pigskin ceiling? Female ref moving up football ranks
Paul Sturgess snares an offensive rebound between two defenders, attempts a dunk but misses, grabs the rim and gets whistled for a technical foul. But wait. His coach, Bob Bolen, has an issue with the referee. "How is that hanging on the rim?" Bolen said. "His feet were on the ground." At 7-foot-8, Sturgess is the tallest college player in America, transferring for his junior...
Far from home and his roots at Peoria High School, D.J. Richardson wanted to give up on Findlay College Prep in the Las Vegas suburbs. He went to Las Vegas to raise his grades and improve his chances of securing his eligibility to play basketball as an Illinois freshman, but his role on the prep powerhouse had him thinking about returning to Peoria. Phone calls to Illini coach Bruce Weber helped ...
The Stanford Cardinal pulled a minor upset by defeating Virginia in the Cancun Challenge on Tuesday, setting up...
