Kennedy’s Anderson rises in 177-pound class this year
Brad Anderson, JFK’s ace grappler, has moved from second to Rich Swift to dominant status in the 177-pound class this year. After last year’s five losses to Swift, Anderson won the Argus Newark Optimists’ MVAL Prep of the Week Award and leads the way with a recent title at the Northern California Invitational and a strong campaign this season.
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Brad Anderson dominant in South Peninsula Invitational wrestling
Brad Anderson remains undefeated at 26 0 with four tournament titles and 13 pins after leading JFK to the South Peninsula Athletic League Invitational. Coach Fred Kalal praises his aggression and defense while noting last year’s losses to Swift taught him cradle basics. Anderson Grows toward NCS titles Feb 2 and Chico event, with Prep of the Week honors earning him a winter awards banquet invite.
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Gators Face FWC Clamp as Conference Race Heats Up
In the Far Western Conference scene San Francisco State leads Group with 24 wins and faces Cal State Hayward and Chico State this weekend. San Francisco State beat Stanislaus 76 to 71 on Saturday while other non conference games feature Humboldt State at Sacramento State and UC Davis hosting Cal State.
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Ohlone College Opens 1971 Season In Golf And Basketball
Ohlone College starts spring sports with golf facing De Anza at Sun Valley and basketball games against Consumines Sacramento and Manteray Peninsula at Irvington High. The Renegade golf team draws attention as Coast Conference basketball race begins.
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MSJ matmen stay No 1 in East Bay rankings
Mission San Jose High wrestling remains atop the East Bay Prep Wrestling Coaches' rankings with 141 points after a 12th straight win, while James Logan falls from fifth to eleventh after a loss. College Park, Clayton, Miramonte, and Del Valle vie for position as area teams clash in key league showdowns this week.
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Swedes Lead Monte Carlo Rally After First Stage
Ove Andersson and co-driver David Stone, in a Renault Alpine, led the Monte Carlo rally after the opening stage in the French Alps. Jean-Luc Thérier and Marcel Callewaert followed, with 197 of 248 starters finishing the stage amid a blizzard and several collisions. The second stage heads toward Chambery with 930 miles remaining.
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Logan Colts prove real contenders in MVAL race
Logan's Union City Colts burst into the Mission Valley Athletic League race showing strength with wins over Newark and JFK in overtime. Led by Borghi and Whaley, the short but crisp Colts push for a title while battling Mission San Jose for the top spot as Memmer and Dols bolster guard play.
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LSU jolts Vols with 80 70 upset win
Bill Newton scored 27 points and grabbed 11 rebounds as LSU upset 8th-ranked Tennessee 80-70 in Baton Rouge. LSU hit 61 percent from the field to move to 4-2 in the SEC while Tennessee fell to 5-2 in conference play. The Bengals improved to 5-? overall as Tennessee slipped to 12-3.
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Warriors vs Bullets clash headlines Baltimore tilt
The Golden State Warriors 21-25 visit Baltimore’s 30-20 Bullets at 5 30 p m Pacific time as the division race tightens with a must win. In NBA results Cavaliers edged Celtics 117 116 on Sorenson buzzer beater while Rockets beat Braves 114 105 ending a 10 game skid. Denver Broncos announce Steve Tensi plans to retire and pursue college coaching.
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