LeBron James again AP Male Athlete of the Year 2018
LeBron James was named AP Male Athlete of the Year for 2018, marking his third win. He played 102 games with Cavaliers and Lakers, joined the Lakers this summer, opened the I Promise School in Akron, and remained a dominant, activist figure without a championship that year.
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Offbeat NFL awards for 2018 AP night in Atlanta
The article lists quirky 2018 NFL honors including best game Eagles vs Texans, worst game opener Miami vs Tennessee, best celebration by Tyreek Hill and Vikings, best coaching move by Anthony Lynn, and most improved players on offense and defense with multiple runners-up. It mirrors a playful, year-end awards tone.
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All-Tournament selections named for boys and girls teams
The article lists the boys tournament team headed by Tyler Shan non from Evansville Christian along with Daw son Witte Gibson Southern Austin Rager Mount Carmel John Ricketts Cam Saulman Paxon Bartley and Jurrien Ballard Zach Dove from Princeton. The girls all tournament team features Reaghan Page Princeton Meredith Raley Tabby Klein Gibson Southern Sydney Lamar Chloe Mowery Maya Smith Haley Wilson and Libby Steinhart.
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Austin Peay coach Matt Figger in second year with 8-4 record
Matt Figger is in his second year as head coach at Austin Peay University where his team stands 8-4. Chris Carpenter serves as an assistant at UT Martin where the Skyhawks are 5-5 and have not started conference play.
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DePaul Women Track Opens at Notre Dame Blue and Gold Invitational
Dylan Marshall, a DePaul junior, placed 13th in the Weight Throw with 11.57 meters and fifth in Shot Put with 11.47 meters as the Blue Demons opened indoor season at Notre Dame. The team heads to Wisconsin on January 12. Craig Snow leads New Mexico Highlands Cowboys to a 9-2 overall mark, 4-1 in conference, riding a seven-game win streak.
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Aces rebound with Kaleb Applebey back in action
Mount Carmel Aces show improved defense and bigger play as Kaleb Applebey returns. Guards Beau Stipp and Luke Gould gain valuable minutes, boosting a squad learning to crash the boards without their star. Austin Rager leads scoring while coach Buss emphasizes defense to fuel a late season push. The team looks to build momentum with eight January games starting January 2 at Mount Carmel.
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