Yater-Wallace’s path to Korea Olympic dream faces family trials
Torin Yater-Wallace, climbing to the Winter Olympics, recalls a turbulent journey. His father’s time in prison, his mother’s colon cancer battles, and a 2015 hospital stay shaped a career built from hardship and resilience. The skier, aiming for a podium in halfpipe, counts family support and prior X Games success as motivation.
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Federer earns surprise postmatch interview at Melbourne Arena
Roger Federer beat Aljaz Bedene 6 3 6 4 6 3 in a Rod Laver Arena night match marking his return to the venue since last year’s title. Comedian Will Ferrell appeared from the crowd in character as Ron Burgundy to conduct the postmatch interview.
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Dux hold off Holland Christian in late surge
Holland Christian trailed 22-13 at halftime as the Dux stretched the lead with Martinez scoring twice late in the second. Coach Heather Swierenga praised players Dykema Wierda and Maas while noting turnovers and missing pieces kept HC from closing the gap. Bakker Houle each had a point for Dux, with Farrell adding eight.
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Heather Swierenga
Kaylee Dykema
Sadie Wierda
Missy Maas
Kaylee Bakker
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Ryleigh Farrell
Holland
Bowling Leaders Greater Holland Usec Week Ending Jan 13 2018
In Week 19 season high series honors go to David Gawlak Tri City with 829, followed by Scott J. Smith 788 and Ted Grams 785. Katie Van Tuinen tops women with 747, Courtney Garretvink 723, Kim Smith 714. Mixed Traveling leader Dawn Cole 708, Dawn Clapp 674, and others include Briett Newberry 696 and Lori Kirkland 676.
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T.C
Courtney Garretvink
Northland Select
Kim Smith
Deer Widows
Dawn Cole
Marge Van't Hof
Chelsey Bosscher
Sunshine
Briett Newberry
Lori Kirkland
Dawn Clapp
Dux Leads Early as Maroons Rally Behind Alderink
In a tense second half the Maroons cut a 25-19 deficit after two Steffen baskets and a Caleb Kender score. Alderink topped the Maroons with 14 points, Mokima had 10, Van Dam eight, Van Wieren seven. Bakker led Dux with 13, Steffen 12, Kender 6.
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