Serena Williams Named AP Female Athlete of the Year 2009
Serena Williams won the 2009 AP Female Athlete of the Year with 66 of 158 votes. The Florida based star led in prizes, titles, and rankings, posting a 50 12 singles record and a tour leading 381 aces while claiming Wimbledon, the Australian Open and the season ending championships.
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Poinsettia Bowl TV Schedule and Pro Sports Transactions
Football at 8 p.m. Utah meets California in the Poinsettia Bowl from San Diego on ESPN. MLB moves include Garrett Atkins signing with Baltimore and a Yankee trade sending Melky Cabrera and others to Atlanta for Javier Vazquez. NFL notes include Brady Quinn placed on injured reserve for Cleveland and other team signings and reshuffles.
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Scott Kooistra
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Tory Humphrey
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Bowl season matchups and college teams listed in chaos
A fragmented list shows college bowl matchups and teams including California, Hawaii, Charlotte and Nashville games. Pro and NHL hockey matchups follow with odds and team pairings such as Oilers versus Rangers and Capitals versus Sabres.
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High School Boys Basketball Scores and Schedules
Northeast Ohio results list Brush 88 Elyria 52. Brookside 74 Black River 58. Wellington 58 Buckeye 45. Columbia 58 Oberlin 43. Avon 67 Rocky River 44. Bay 63 Firelands 48. North Ridgeville 50 Fairview 28. Vermilion 66 Midview 51. Open Door 63 Cuyahoga Heights 52. Around the state includes Archbold over Stryker 59 29 and many more scores with dozens of teams across conferences and tournaments. Also girls basketball results and upcoming games with multiple matchups listed and city and school names.
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Numerous college men’s scores across four regions of the nation
A sprawling list of basketball results shows teams from the East South West and Midwest defeating opponents with final scores spanning from tight wins to blowouts. Notable outcomes include Saint Louis over UMKC 61 54 and Notre Dame 101 Bucknell 69. The Ohio State 99 W Illinois 38 performance stands out.
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Fiancée speaks at funeral for Bengals receiver Chris Henry
At a Westwego Louisiana funeral for Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chris Henry, his fianc e Loleini Tonga spoke through tears about their relationship and his impact on her life. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and teammates attended as Henry was remembered after dying from a truck incident in North Carolina following a domestic dispute.
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