New Castle Star David Young Named in Sporting News
New Castle High 6-5 senior forward David Young was featured in The Sporting News in this month’s issue. Recognized for his play at the Reebok Bob Gibbons AAU Tournament of Champions in North Carolina, he is named among the nation's top 50 college prospects for next season. John Rorick hired as Riverside High boys basketball coach after serving as Darin Morella’s assistant.
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Sonson Named Canon-Mac Coach With Carlynton Ties
Rich Sonson, a 1992 Carlynton basketball champion and 291-179 career coach, was named Canon-McMillan basketball boss while remaining Carlynton’s teacher and baseball coach. He hires his sons Craig and Rich Jr as assistants, with Craig leading varsity and Rich Jr coaching the ninth grade. In other news, Seneca Valley plans to hire a new football coach after She resigns to coach at Massillon.
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Ellwood City star Chrissy Scala earns first-team softball honors
Scala, a Lincoln High freshman second baseman, headlines Section 2-AAA first team in softball as Ellwood post an 11-6 overall record and its first WPIAL appearance. Four Lady Wolverines join on the second team. Danielle Ilo Brooke Colao Anna Blakley and Lacey McElwain contribute to the standout season.
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U S team reels after early World Cup exit in France
U S players faced elimination after a 2-1 loss to Iran and a quick return from Brittany. Coach Sampson mixed lineups, while stars like Wynalda faced bench duty as the squad lamented the brutal exit and looked to rebuild ahead of 2002.
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White Sox beat Pirates 5-4 behind Durham homer in Pittsburgh
Francisco Cordova endured a quick outburst as Chicago built a 4-0 lead, then survived a Pirates rally. Ray Durham hit a solo homer to seal a 5-4 win as the White Sox bullpen shut down Pittsburgh after Tom Fordham’s short start. Belle and Thomas struggled in the series.
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Pirates plan new ballpark near Three Rivers Stadium
Hall of Famer Willie Stargell notes disappointment at leaving Forbes Field in 1970 for Three Rivers. An agreement to build a baseball only stadium two blocks away from Three Rivers is set, with a 2001 move into a Forbes Field II style ballpark. Stargell expresses mixed emotions about the coming change.
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Penguins protect Lemieux in expansion draft situation
The Pittsburgh Penguins protected Mario Lemieux from the expansion draft and listed other notable players not protected. The club aims to keep Lemieux despite retirement papers not filed and notes potential moves, including Nedved and Barnes, with several players unprotected for Buffalo draft.
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Sympathy for Sener Figures in Sports World
A satirical sports column lists famous figures deserving sympathy. Payne Stewart and Tom Sipula face costly missteps in golf. The U S soccer team, Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa, and Ken Griffey Jr. are teased over records. Rod Woodson and referees draw pity for falls and scrutiny. An injury sidelines Anna Kournikova and fan interest wanes.
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