Fitness classes boost goals at Greater Bluefield Center
The Greater Bluefield Community Center invites 2001 participants to reach fitness aims with group aerobics. January schedules include Fundamentals at 6 p.m. Wednesdays, Step Aerobics weekdays, Water Aerobics Fridays, Cardio Kickboxing, Aerobic Challenge, and Simply Jazzercise.
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O Neal Triumphs As Lakers Clinch 2000 Title
The Lakers rally in Game 7 to defeat the Trail Blazers and then outlast the Pacers in six games to win the franchise’s first title since Showtime. Shaquille O’Neal dominates the era, finally claiming the elusive crown amid a tumultuous season. The U S Olympic team narrowly escapes a historic upset in Sydney without O’Neal or Kobe Bryant.
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Oregon Ducks rally past Texas in Holiday Bowl thriller
No. 8 Oregon tops No. 12 Texas 35-30 as Joey Harrington accounts for three scores, including a pass touchdown, run and reception. Oregon finished with its first 10-win season in 105 years. Texas drops after two late drops and a final incomplete pass as time expires.
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Dunking Tennessee starSnow sparks 2000 women basketball wave
The year spotlighted UConn, Tennessee, and Houston as top programs with standout players like Snow, Catchings, and Swoopes. UConn won the NCAA title 71 52 over Tennessee, while Houston claimed its fourth WNBA crown. Snow’s Maui dunk, first by a woman since 1994, became a defining highlight of the season.
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