Colts pin down success at states
New Mexico Military Institute wrestlers closed a strong season at the 2002 State Individual Tournament in Belen led by six medalists. Ed Van Woesik earned bronze at 171 pounds, Aaron Hastings was fourth at 145, Angelo Sanchez at 135 and Hank Ralston at 189 also medaled. Sophomore Eric Hudson placed fourth at 215 and Chris Bottomly finished fifth at heavyweight. The team finished seventh of 18. Coach Kross praised the seniors and noted Hudson and Bottomly will be captains in 2003.
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Salt Lake City Olympic Games End with Mixed Honors
The Salt Lake Games closed amid festive night events and a strong medal showing. Shannon Bahrke earned the first U.S. medal in freestyle, Vonetta Flowers became the first Black Winter gold medalist, while Derrick Parra and Jennifer Rodriguez added medals. The United States finished second in the tally behind Germany. Romney hailed a turnaround that saved the event from ruin.
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Sunday College Baseball Scores Populate Slugfest Results
Readable results show South Alabama defeated Arkansas State 7-3 while Belmont edged Wright State 6-5. Numerous matchups highlight high totals and surprising comebacks across the regional schedule including Florida routing Siena 10-0 and Notre Dame earning a 6-2 win at Illinois as the season unfolds.
SCOREBOARD Academy Deming Silver Moriarty Roswell 5-3 18-7 5-3 12-11
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Sorenstam Halts Webb In Australian Masters Playoff
Annika Sorenstam wins the Australian Ladies Masters at Royal Pines after a playoff with Karrie Webb. Sorenstam parred the fourth playoff hole to take the title at 10 under 278 as Webb bogeyed the 18th. Webb had sought a five‑peat, while Ellis and Davies contended in a crowded top section.
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