Shea wins gold as skeleton key era grows for U S
Jimmy Shea secures the gold in Utah with a final surge at Utah Olympic Park. He honors his late grandfather Jack Shea, America's first double Winter Olympic gold medalist, as the United States records eight golds with four days left and multiple medals in one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Utah Olympic Park
Jack
America
United States
Ruidoso native Gale wins skeleton gold at Olympics
Tristan Gale, raised near Ruidoso at Ski Apache, wins U S Olympic skeleton gold in a dominant two-run finish 1:45.11, edging teammate Lea Ann Parsley for a U S sweep. Gale recalls her hometown ties and plans to live in Ruidoso after her Olympic success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruidoso
Tristan Gale
United States
Carla Grover
Gale
Marsha
Tristan
Grover
Mescalero
Marsha Gale
Jim Gale
Utah
U.S. Forest Service
Gale Girls
Amber
Lea Ann Parsley
Goddard Aims for Regional Bid After Moriarty Rally
Moriarty roared back from a 33 28 deficit to beat Goddard 60 58 in central plains action on February 8. Rockets guard Adam Ortega and seniors like David Brown refuse to quit, eyeing state after tough season with big wins over Roswell High and Artesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Plains
Moriarty
Roswell High
Roswell
Goddard
Artesia
Ortega
J.J. Ortiz
Chris Wimberly
David Dorcey
Chris Lovato
Rockets
Espe
David Brown
NBA Scores And Top 25 College Rankings Snapshot
Wednesday NBA results include Philadelphia 114 over Golden State 107 and Milwaukee 115 over Houston 76. College rankings show Kansas 24 2 and Duke 23 2 idle with notable wins and upcoming games across the ACC Big 12 and SEC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Golden State
L.A. Clippers
Miami
Detroit
Washington
Milwaukee
Houston
Charlotte
Toronto
Chicago
New York
Utah
Denver
Portland
Seattle
New Jersey
Lakers
Cleveland
Clippers
Orlando
Phoenix
Memphis
Boston
Dallas
Minnesota
Sacramento
San Antonio
Atlanta
Scoreboard notes and various winter sports results
Next: at Hofstra for No. 19 North Carolina. No. 18 Old Dominion did not play. No. 20 Colorado State did not play at Wyoming. No. 21 Boston College beat Syracuse 73 63 and visits St John’s. No. 24 Virginia Tech lost to Miami 55 53. Cincinnati idle. District girls and boys basketball results follow with scores and players. Olympic medalists lists and golf and golf rankings included along with individual scores and standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Kansas
Nebraska
Maryland
Clemson
Wake Forest
Duke
Cincinnati
Marquette
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Oklahoma
Texas
Gonzaga
San Francisco
Auburn
Stanford
Southern California
Pittsburgh
Rutgers
Kentucky
Oklahoma State
Baylor
Arizona
Arizona State
Oregon
Washington State
Illinois
Penn
Virginia
Florida State
Georgia Tech
Indiana
Ohio State
Michigan State
Western Kentucky
Middle Tennessee State
UCLA
California
Connecticut
Providence
Missouri
Tennessee
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Louisiana Tech
Rice
Purdue
Penn State
Colorado
South Carolina
Kansas State
Old Dominion
Hofstra
North Carolina
Colorado State
Wyoming
Boston College
Syracuse
St. John's
Notre Dame
Georgetown
Georgia
Virginia Tech
Miami
Villanova
Louisville
Roswell Baseball Camp Led by Beeman and Alsup at Coke Field
Roswell High coaches Mark Beeman and Kyle Alsup host a baseball camp for ages 7 to 14 at Coke Field March 25 to 27 from 9 to 12. Cost is 50 for the first family member and 40 for each added. Registration March 25 from 8:30 to 9 at Coke Field. Players should bring gloves and bats. drinks provided. Eastside Little League and Noon Optimist Little League hold separate registrations this weekend with fees and birth certificates required. The West of the Pecos Tournament by RYSA runs March 16-17 and 23-24 at Sierra Grande Soccer Complex for U13+ and U8-U12 divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell High
Roswell
Mark Beeman
Kyle Alsup
Coke Field
Carlsbad High
Goddard
Eastside LL
Eastside Little League
Eastside II
Optimist Little League
Goddard High
The
RYSA
West of the Pecos
Sierra Grande
NMMI Stumbles in Conference Clash with Clarendon
The Cadets fall 110-95 as Clarendon claims a decisive late-season win. Coach Franklin laments poor effort and long trip, while Midland Chaps and Portales highlight players and looming regional bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Clarendon
Chapparrals
Midland
Institute
NMMI
Odessa
South Plains
Broncos
Senior PGA Tour Scoring and Driving Leaders Through Feb 17
The Senior PGA Tour released statistical leaders as of February 17 across categories led by Jay Overton with a 68.20 scoring average and John Jacobs at 288.7 yards driving distance. Tom Kite and Tom Watson follow in driving, while Doug Tewell tops accuracy and greens in regulation. Other top finishers include Hale Irwin, Dana Quigley, and Bob Murphy in various categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Watson
Jay Overton
Tom Kite
Hale Irwin
Dana Quigley
Gil Morgan
Jim Dent
Tom Purtzer
Bruce Fleisher
Bobby Wadkins
John Jacobs
Joe Inman
Don Pooley
Larry Ziegler
Charles Coody
Gan
Doug Tewell
Allen Doyle
Mike Hill
Midland
NMMI
Jeremiah Coleman
Broncos
Coleman
David Hudson
Bob Kaladokubo
Curtis Marshall
Travis
Bruce Lietzke
Rodger Davis
Sammy Rachels
John Bland
Bob Murphy
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Isao Abki
Regulation
Ray Floyd
Tom Jenkins
Bobby Waizel
Local Schedule Highlights Five P.M. Basketball Across Sites
Portales at NMMI Colts Cahoon Armory Texico at Dexter 7 p.m. Moriarty at Goddard 5:30 Artesia at Goddard 6 p.m. Dexter at Jal College Basketball 7:30 p.m. Midland at NMMI Broncos Cahoon SportsWatch lists times MST. Golf coverage begins 9 a.m. with European PGA Tour at Singapore and other events on same-day tape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portales
Nmmi Colts
Cahoon Armory
Midland
Nmmi Broncos
TGC
Singapore
ESPN
WGC
Accenture
Tucson
Ariz
Olympic Speedskating Records Trimmed by New Marks
The report lists multiple new Olympic records and best times in short track and long track events on February 9 to 20, 2002. Korea, Netherlands, Canada, and China appear among record holders in events from 500 to 5000 meters and relay races, with athletes such as Parra Uytdehaage Pechstein and Turcotte achieving top times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Kim Moon-Yung
South Korea
Hye- Won Park
Min-Jin Joo
Min-Kyung Choi
Eun- Kyung Choi
China
Derek Parra
San Bernardino
Calif
Giana Rome
Netherlands
Jochem Uytdehaage
Parra
Gerard van Velde
Jeremy Wotherspoon
Canada
Ger
Claudia Pechstein
Many
Pechstein
Chris Witty
West Allis
Eee
Sabine Voelker
Germany
Lee Kyu-Hyuk
Anni Friesinger
Rusty Smith
Sunset Beach
Kim Dong-sung
Eric Bedard
Marc Gagnon
Francois-louis Tremblay
Mathieu Turcotte
Kim Ki-hoon
Yang
A) Yang
Kathy Turner
United States
Choi Min-Kyung
Joo Min-Jin
Park Hye-Won
Choi Eun-Kyung
Casey FitzRandolph
Verona Wis
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
Park City, Utah
Jimmy Shea
Gramps
Jim Sr
Martin Rett
Austria
Gregor Staehli
Switzerland
Dad
Sheas
Bill Christian
Dave
GHS
Adam Ortega
Iowa State
Wisconsin
Texas A&m
Texas Tech
National Basketball Association
MIT
Beeeeves
Pet GB
Ms — LA Lakers
Tee Eeewene
el Ee
LA. Clippers
Seve
Associated Press
McCurdy
Penasco
Wingate
Crownpoint
Wagon Mound
Roy
Dora
Elida
Tatum
Melrose
Hot Springs
Cobra
Clovis
Manzano
Jim Ahern
Graham Marsh
Isao Aoki
Dick Mast
Dave Stockton
Harold Henning
Bruce Summerhays
Christy O'Connor
Ben Crenshaw
Dale Douglass
Jay Sigel
Salt Lake City
Ross Powers
South Londonderry
Kelly Clark
W. Dover
Verona
Wis
Jill Bakken
Park City
Vonetta Flowers
Helena
Ala
Bobsted
Jim
Apolo Anton Ohno
Bode Miller
Franconia
N.H
Travis Mayer
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Shannon Bahrke
Tahoe City
Mark Grimmette
Lake Placid
N.Y
Brian Martin
Palo Alto
Danny Kass
Mammoth Lakes
Derek
Granville
Ohio
Timothy Goebel
Playa del Rey
Chris Thorpe
Daytona
Kip Carpenter
Brookfield, Wis
South
Finland
Czech Republic
Pecos
Cuchy the Clown
Lovington
Greyhound Arena
Texico
Dexter
SportsWatch
Michigan
ESPN2
Seton Hall
FOXSN
Southern
Cal
TNT
San
MSNBC
CNBC
NBC
Friesinger