Beach 10 star shines in debut season with 150 kills
College beach volleyball integration boosts indoor players with dual rosters and future beach-only recruits. Jones credits sand play for improved passing, movement, and communication while fighting cancer, embracing a position shift and gaining confidence for a six-rotation role.
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Camp challenges and growth under Coach Eads
Coach Eads led a first time camp amid postseason softball duties. Despite last minute staffing and stress, the camp ran smoothly with fundamentals and drills for all ages. Players and coaches await the district's hire to replace Coach Danley, confident in the program's future.
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Delta State snags Collin Means after tough injury comeback
Collin Means, who spent a year rehabbing a torn labrum in his hip, signed with Delta State after a late recruitment. Coach Roy Champagne praised Means for his heart, noting no player in 26 years loves the game more. Delta State, needing talent after roster turnover, welcomed the late-commitment amid its NCAA tournament exposure.
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Baytown Sun Sports: Player Returns After Injury Fightback
The Baytown Sun recalls a player who faced a hernia and torn labrum yet stayed active with workouts. He joined drills whenever possible, proving resilience and commitment as coaches noted his constant presence and effort during rehabilitation.
Today in History Highlights From 1897 to 1997
On this date events include Mark Twain denying death reports in 1897 from London, Coolidge signing a 1924 Native citizenship measure, the 1966 Surveyor moon landing, and the 1997 conviction of Timothy McVeigh for the Oklahoma City bombing. Thought for Today.
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Sunny U.S. Consumers Signal Strong May Confidence
The Conference Board index climbed to 134.1 in May from 129.2 in April, the highest since November, while current conditions and six month outlook also rose marking the strongest sentiment since December 2000 amid trade war headlines and stock volatility.
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