Rend Lake welcomes new coach sparks comeback of Lady Warriors volleyball
In Mount Vernon, Rend Lake College reboots its volleyball program under former Mount Vernon Rams assistant Sara Crews. She rebuilt from scratch after Rend Lake sat out 2006, leveraging club ties, mass mailings, and a first roster featuring Lacey Fowler and teammates from nearby towns including Woodlawn, Hamilton County, Centralia, Nashville, Pinckneyville, Norris City Omaha Enfield, and St. Anthony.
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Shock win ties Eastern finals as Nolan powers scoring
The Detroit Shock defeated the Indiana Fever 77-63 in Detroit to even the Eastern Conference finals at 1-1. Deanna Nolan led with 24 points, Swin Cash added 12 points and nine rebounds as five Shock players reached double figures. The series moves to Detroit for the decisive game.
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Minersfall to Evansville in season finale at Boise Field
Southern Illinois dropped the 2007-08 season ender to Evansville Otters 6-5 at Boise Field, finishing 49-47 and missing the chance at 50 wins. The Miners wrapped a three-game backfinish for a wild card as Frontier League playoffs loom with Rockford leading the race and attendance records tallied in the final home game. Other Sunday results included Slippery Rock 2-0 Washington, Chillicothe 6-1 Florence, Windy City 8-5 Traverse City in 11 innings, Rockford 10-4 Kalamazoo, and Gateway 16-5 River City.
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Wetterich leads Deutsche Bank with 66 in playoff shuffle
PGA playoffs shake up Norton Massachusetts as Brett Wetterich shoots 66 to lead at 13 under with Oberholser, while Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson chase. Baddeley bogeys late, opening the door for a crowded leaderboard and potential final round drama.
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Big Ten Network Sees Dramatic Opening Weekend Upset
The Big Ten Network rode a milestone upset as Appalachian State toppled No. 5 Michigan in the league’s inaugural weekend. The channel still lacks widespread cable reach, limiting access for many fans while marquee games remain on ABC or ESPN and DirecTV expands outside coverage areas.
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