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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2002
Page
15
Australia’s Lleyton Hewitt defeats Argentina’s David Nalbandian 6-1 6-3 6-2 to capture his second Grand Slam, hoisting the championship trophy draped in an Australian flag. Hewitt is 21 and joins the winners’ circle at Wimbledon.
Cedar Rapids shortstop Tommy Murphy delivered three hits including a two run homer as the Kernels routed Fort Wayne 11 to 2 at Memorial Stadium. After a slow start he has raised his average to .245 and surged in the last 19 games to .370, showing renewed confidence and improved swing. Coach Todd Claus notes Murphy's high energy with better relaxation at the plate.
The Kernels host the Fort Wayne Wizards at Memorial Stadium for the noon game in the four game series. Gates open at 11 with 2,500 tickets sold and Friday lunch special features southern fried chicken sandwich and chips for 2.50. Radio coverage on KCRG AM 1600 and online broadcasters.
Juli Inkster captured her second U S Women's Open title with a 4 under 66 to beat Annika Sorenstam by two strokes in a dramatic final round at Prairie Dunes. She overcome swing struggles and fed off a roaring crowd to seal a historic victory.
North Liberty player Jennie Lillis emphasizes leadership as she guides Iowa’s 2002-03 Hawkeyes. The sophomore guard, a second-team All-Big Ten pick, supports five top recruits and pushes teammates through offseason workouts and summer school.
Iowa's basketball team showcases incoming players Lindsay Richards and Johanna Solver son along with Morgan Kasperek Tiffany Reedy and Crystal Smith. Returning guards Kristi Faulkner Jenna Armstrong and April Calhoun helped last season and the coach emphasizes continuity and added leadership for the upcoming season.
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