Appleknockers top Crab Orchard in high school roundup
Ryan Brumleve scored 16 and Lonnie Clark 13 to lift Appleknockers to a 70-59 win over Crab Orchard. Crab Orchard’s Brainard led all scorers with 22 in the loss as Cobden defeated Crab Orchard 70-59. Carlyle fell to Columbia 54-49 as Palm scored 15 for Carlyle. Carterville routed Elverado 87-36 behind Brad Drust’s 19. Sparta beat Sparta? No. Hayden Hicks and Kyle Cassity led Sparta with 11 as Massac County topped Herrin 15 points by Rogers in the win for Massac County.
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Nashville Girls 73 Chester 9 basketball outcome
Nashville girls defeated Chester 73 to 9. Game featured strong Nashville offense with multiple scorers and a wide margin of victory.
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Pope County tops Thompsonville for first GEC win
In a late Thursday girls and boys slate Pope County beat Thompsonville 87 to 50 as Wallace scored 23 points and Webb added 12 for Pope County. Thompsonville led 12 19 7 12 at halftime while Pope County pulled away in the second half scoring 17 in the final period.
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Williams fuels Gallatin County 60 45 win over Pope County
Gallatin County defeats Pope County 60 to 45 as Tiffany Williams scores 24 with six three pointers. Amanda Daugherty leads Pope County with 14 points, while Gallatin County improves to 13-4 and 3-0 in the GEC. Pope County drops to 11-1 and 2-1 in league play.
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Tom Brady Named AP Male Athlete of the Year
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady wins AP Male Athlete of the Year with 51 votes, edging Roger Federer. The profile notes his work ethic, team focus, and pivotal 2007 season milestones, including six touchdown games and a strong start, while detailing personal life events and support from teammates.
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Salukis Meet Western Kentucky at 2:05 PM Today
SIU Salukis host Western Kentucky in a nonconference matchup at 2 05 PM today with Darrin Horn leading the team. Odds and venue details unavailable but expect a tight clash as both squads seek momentum.
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Fay Shines as SIU Faces Western Michigan in Key Homestand
SIU freshman Fay shows offensive promise with a 3 pointer and a blocked shot against WMU after a slow start. He logged 10 minutes, signaling growing comfort in the Salukis system as coach Lowery pushes shooting confidence and decision making amid a rough stretch. The Salukis aim to rebound before MVC play, facing WKU and a high scoring opponent in Courtney Lee.
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Dirt Dawgs Seek Players for 2008 10U Gold Team
The Southern Illinois Dirt Dawgs travel softball program seeks a 9 to 10 year old girl for the 2008 season. Eligible players must not turn 11 before January 1, 2008. Fall 2007 team went undefeated 17 0 and claimed Back Yard Brawl in Nashville plus a Clarksville tournament. Tryouts in January. Information at dirtdawgssoftball.com.
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