Steelers edge Colts in dramatic AFC title bid
The Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Indianapolis Colts 21-18 in a wild finish that included Troy Polamalu’s controversial fumble recovery reversal and a late Indy drive. Denver defeated New England 27-18, ending the Patriots’ playoff run. In the NFC, Carolina edged Chicago 29-21 to reach the title game, while Seattle toppled Washington 20-10 despite Shaun Alexander’s absence.
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Pomona Girls Top Mission Valley In Eskridge Clash
Pomona High School girls defeated Mission Valley 51 40 Friday at Eskridge via an 18 8 third quarter run. Sam Reno and Melissa Reed each scored 14 for Pomona, now 5 4, 2 2, with three West Franklin Tournament games ahead.
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Zone hurt in loss as Missouri hosts Kansas State
Kansas State ends a 31-game skid in the series with a 59-55 win over Missouri at home. Kansas shot 33 percent while facing K State’s 2-3 zone. Missouri seniors McKinney and Rush prepare for a pivotal home game as Brandon Rush seeks to rebound after a prior NCAA benefits ruling.
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Venus Williams ousted in first round at Australian Open
Venus Williams loses to Bulgaria's Tszvetana Pironkova 2-6, 6-0, 9-7 after a long layoff, marking just the third first round exit in 34 Grand Slams. Serena Williams survives Li Na in a tense comeback. other top seeds like Lindsay Davenport and Maria Sharapova advance.
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Toms breezes to victory at Sony Open in Hawaii
David Toms claimed a two shot lead over Chad Campbell with two early Birdies in the final round at Waialae Country Club Hawaii. He toasted the win with a champagne toast as sunset over the Pacific framed the clubhouse scene before heading to a waiting limousine.
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