EIHC players lead 2A all state selections in softball
Eastern Iowa Hawkeye Conference claims 2A state crown with Clear Creek Amana and six first-team all-staters. Notables include Kelsey Kahler and Carly Du Charme of CCA, Lauren Stolte of Jefferson, and Crystal Keiper of Cedar Rapids Jefferson as part of the Elite 2A picks across several schools.
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Lauren Stoke
Cedar Rapids Jefferson Jr
Stephanie Ackerson
W.D
Jeff Linderhe
Iowa Hawkeye Conference
EIHC
Clear Creek Amana
Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
Iowa City Regina
Carly du Charme
DuCharme
Lauren Stolte
Kelsey Kahler
Stolte
Kahler
CCA
Jim White
Lauren Stolte, Jr
Cedar
Liz Adams, Jr
Linn-Mar
Amy Hanse, Jr
inn-Mar
Crystal Keiper, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
DU Charme
Laura Wright
Solon
Courtney Strang
Quinn Morelock
Durant
Stacy Schlapkohl
Chelsea Zaugg
Xavier
Saints
Independence
Leah Bull
Megan Jack
Megan Klein
Amanda Wheeler
West Delaware
UNI Confident Heading to Ames Upset Bid
Northern Iowa coach Mark Farley says the Panthers can beat Iowa State in Ames Saturday. He cites a veteran offense led by QB Tom Petrie and RBs Terrance Freeney and Richard Carter, while warning of a strong Cyclone team and an ever-improving I AA program now facing a bigger opponent.
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Gazette
Northern Iowa
Iowa State
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UNI
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Sanders Returns to Colts Practice After Holdout Ends
Indianapolis rookie safety Bob Sanders finally joined practice in Indianapolis after a monthlong holdout. He signed a four year deal but did not participate in drills and is expected to sit out more sessions as he recovers from last fall foot surgery.
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Indianapolis Colts
Iowa
Colts
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Bennett
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Idrees Bashir
Mike Doss
Stylish Williams wins opener at the Open in comeback
Serena Williams, dressed in denim and boots, defeated Sandra Kleinova 6-1 6-3 in her first match back from knee surgery and a four percent week gap, signaling Grand Slam form as she eyes a deep run. Other top players struggled with wind and form on Day 1.
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New York
Serena Williams
Williams
Arthur Ashe Stadium
Sandra Kleinova
Czech Republic
Jennifer Capriati
Roger Federer
Carlos Moya
Todd Martin
Fabrice Santoro
Martin
Andre Agassi
Robby Ginepri
Agassi
Carlsbad
Calif
U.S
Greece
Kleinova
Capriati
Federer
Moya
Mario Ancic
Karolina Sprem
Albert Costa
Brian Baker
Baker
U S Open Day 1 Highlights Rain or Shine
Weather hot and humid with 86 degree high. Day attendance 50 129 total 50 129. Federer Moya Agassi Gaudio Pavel Kiefer Dent Novak Santoro win first round. Ancic loses. Mauresmo Williams Dementieva Capriati Schiavone Molik Maleeva Zuluaga Dechy Golovin Vento Kabchi advance. Sprem and Shaughnessy fall. Capriati calls it a dream. TV: USA CBS.
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Carlos Moya
Andre Agassi
Gaston Gaudio
Andrei Pavel
Nicolas Kiefer
Taylor Dent
Jiri Novak
Mardy Fish
Fabrice Santoro
Mario Ancic
Amelie Mauresmo
Serena Williams
Elena Dementieva
Jennifer Capriati
Vera Zvonareva
Ai Sugiyama
Patty Schnyder
Francesca Schiavone
Alicia Molik
Magdalena Maleeva
Fabiola Zuluaga
Nathalie Dechy
Tatiana Golovin
Maria Vento-Kabchi
Karolina Sprem
Meghann Shaughnessy
USA
CBS
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