Sidelines Mohawk selects Barber as coach
Jeff Barber was hired as the first girls soccer head coach for Mohawk Area School District at 1400. He previously assisted the boys program with Jim Gagliardo, while Jason Pastore was hired at 800 to replace Barber as boys assistant. The district will run girls soccer as a club sport next year and as a competitive sport the following year with 30 to 33 girls showing interest.
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Servedio Leads With 34 At Sylvan Heights Golf
Mike Servedio shot a 1 under par 34 on the back nine at Sylvan Heights to lead the Shad Hanna's Golf League. Tony posted 38 while Perrine Toscano and others shot 39. Wright had low net 27. Ambrosini 32, Servedio 30, Dean leads with 61 percent points.
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Arcadia Gymnastics Star Miranda Mraz Dominates Spring Fling
Miranda Mraz, Arcadia Gymnastics Level 5, won vault with a top score and placed second on bars eight point five zero, third on floor eight point zero five, fourth on beam seven point three, and second all around thirty two point fifteen. Her all around score earns a spot at next year’s sectional meet. Pirates blow five run lead. Giles contract finalized. Schmidt to DL.
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Steve Young retires from NFL amid locker room farewell
In Santa Clara, Steve Young announced his retirement after 15 seasons with the 49ers, citing repeated concussions and a desire to move into family life. The seven time Pro Bowler, MVP twice, led San Francisco to a 1995 Super Bowl title and remains the league's highest rated passer. He fought tears recalling his career and said he would miss the game but felt joy in moving forward.
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Steelers mini camp sparks talk of fights and upgrades
The Steelers held a chaotic mini camp at Three Rivers Stadium, featuring a heated Huntley Holmes clash that fueled talk of renewed team spirit. Reporter Steve Treu notes a potential improved passing game with first round picks Edwards and Burress, plus Shaw and Ward shaping a stronger receiver corps for the 2000 campaign despite past losses.
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Lewis returns to field with Ravens at mini-camp
Shannon Sharpe joked as Ray Lewis, wearing number 52, took part in Baltimore Ravens mini camp days after pleading guilty to obstructing justice in a murder case related to the Atlanta incident. Lewis played in noncontact drills while teammates supported his comeback, following recent court actions and acquittals of co-defendants.
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