Estep signs with St. Mary's Gaels for 2002 season
Goddard High star Eric Estep will join St. Mary's College as a full scholarship wide receiver. He chose the Gaels over other options after a recruiting trip to Moraga and plans to complement All-American Nate Brown while earning a secondary education degree. Estep played football and baseball at NMMI and GHS, is known for two-way play, speed in the high 4.5s, and hopes for about 20 receptions in 2002.
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Canada United States clash in Olympic hockey final anticipation
Wayne Gretzky calls the Canada United States matchup the most watched hockey game ever with strong bids to upstage rivals from Russia Sweden and the Czech Republic. The clash features legends Lemieux Yzerman Hull and Brodeur Richter with Brooks guiding the United States toward another Olympic gold moment.
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Hughes Chasing Driver's License After Olympic Gold
Sarah Hughes, the 16 year old Olympic gold medalist from Great Neck New York, aims to earn her driving license. Her coach Robin Wagner handles three hour daily commutes to Hackensack New Jersey for training.
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