Carbondale Names Rick Moss Athletic Director
Rick Moss, IBCA Hall of Famer, named Carbondale's athletic director after nine years at Centralia. He was unanimously approved by the school board and will earn 78,801 annually. Moss helped Centralia win 200 games and coached at four schools with 18 conference championships. The board also approved sidewalk projects around the Superblock and changes to parking access, plus the resignation of assistant girls soccer coach Amu Maguya.
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Robison no hitter powers Sparta past Steeleville 1-0
Sparta pitcher Ashley Robison throws a no hitter with 14 strikeouts, scores the winning run in the bottom of the seventh as Sparta defeats Steeleville 1-0 in prep softball. Jeffers allowed Robison’s hit and took the loss with 7 strikeouts. Maxfield’s liner drives in the deciding run.
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What a tour it was Todd Hefferman notes area's hoops season
Todd Hefferman reviews a wild high school basketball season in Southern Illinois. West Frankfort built an 11 game win streak before falling to Eldorado in the West Frankfort Mid Winter Tournament. Carbondale rose to national attention with a 28 7 record and player of the year while Cairo faced sanctions after a regional run.
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College Basketball Humble Eustachy Returns to Southern Miss
Humble Eustachy introduced as Southern Mississippi coach ten months after resigning at Iowa State. He speaks of rock bottom and recovery, signs a four year deal worth at least 230000 annually with incentives up to 500000. Eustachy, AP Coach of the Year 2000, led Iowa State to Big 12 titles and an NCAA 8th-spot finish in 2000.
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Dentmon named MVP as Carbondale wins third state title
Dentmon, one of three South Seven MVPs, scored 8 of 14 from the floor and 5 of 6 from 3 as Carbondale beat Centralia in the state semifinal. He carried scoring when Spearman injured, partnering with Holder Blackledge Fayne and DeWalt to form a strong unit that fueled the title run. Dentmon eyes IBCA All Star and Du Quoin appearances before college at Illinois State.
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