McGlaughlin shines on field and in study at Iowa
Colleen McGlaughlin, a sophomore on the Iowa softball team, fuses academics with sport. The actuarial science major holds a .333 average with six homers and 26 RBIs, though she avoids checking her numbers after each at bat. The Hawkeyes split a Sunday twin bill with Minnesota at Pearl Field.
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University of Iowa
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Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Pearl Field
Iowa
Fastpitch Coaches Association
Robert H. Taylor
Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science
Morton
Ill
Michigan
Northwestern
Big Ten
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Eastor wins U S women's marathon trials in Boston
Deena Eastor won the 2004 Olympic marathon trials in 2 29 35 by 44 seconds, waving the U S flag as Joan Benoit Samuelson set an age group record of 2 49 08. Magdalena Lewy Boulet led early before Kastor surged to claim silver.
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Lewy Boulet
Oakland
Berkeley
Calif
University of California- Berkeley
Mammoth Lakes
Moore looks to grow as Kernels prospect Jeremy Moore grows
Left fielder Jeremy Moore, a toolsy prospect, improves from a .254 rookie league season to a .272 year with 13 doubles six triples 14 homers and 17 steals for Orem. He began Kernels play strong batting .298 in 13 games while stressing team focus and learning to handle failure.
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Iowa Ends rise with new linemen Ballard and Clayborn rise
Iowa ends build around promising freshmen Ballard and Clayborn. Webb ster Groves alumnus Clayborn and Ballard, both strong spring contributors, impressed veterans with their athleticism and speed. They aim to improve under Kirk Ferentz and coach Doyle and show growth after Michigan State execution.
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Clayborn
St. Louis
Chris Doyle
Ballard
Matt Kroul
A.J. Edds
Edds
Kenny
Iwebema
Bryan
Mattison
Michigan State
Adrian
Scott
Dochterman
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Cherigat and Prokopcuka Eye Boston Comeback
Cherigat and Prokopcuka aim for a Boston Marathon return under mild conditions with hopes of leading a field of about 25 000 runners. Kenya's Cherigat seeks a fourth Boston title while Prokopcuka backs a strong performance despite Rift Valley unrest.
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Latvia
Prokopenka
Russia
Lidiya Grigoryeva
Hopkinton
Lance Armstrong
Boston
Greg Meyer
Robert Cheruiyat
Cheriyat
Rift Valley
Lucas Lang
Chepkorio
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