US women’s bobsled roster showcases historic diversity
Nine athletes from California to New Jersey span track and field backgrounds and other sports to form the most diverse U S women’s bobsled team. Leaders include Jazmine Fenlator and Tianna Madison Bartoletta as the push advances toward Sochi 2014.
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Keystone Wildcats 32-0 state softball champs soar
Keystone senior Kenzie Conrad led undefeated 32-0 Wildcats to the Division II state title and earned national high school softball player of the year honors. She posted a .485 average with 16 doubles 11 homers 44 RBIs and a 0.74 ERA while striking out 178 in 142 innings.
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Kyrie Irving Emerges as Rookie of the Year for Cavaliers
Kyrie Irving shone in his debut NBA season with the Cleveland Cavaliers earning Rookie of the Year. He averaged 18.5 points and 5.4 helpers while shooting 46.9 percent from the field 39.9 from three and 87.2 from the line. He delivered clutch late shots despite injuries including a broken finger and prior concussions.
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Art Modell dies shadows Cleveland sports history
Art Modell died at 87 on September 6, ending a career that saw him own the Browns from 1961 to 1995 and move the franchise to Baltimore. His legacy drew mixed reactions from fans and prominent figures, with praise for his NFL influence and philanthropy alongside lasting local resentment.
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Seven NFL coaches fired on Black Monday after season end
Seven coaches and five general managers were dismissed as NFL teams reshaped rosters after a 2011 season that ended with disappointing records. Notable firings included Andy Reid in Philadelphia Lovie Smith in Chicago Norv Turner in San Diego and Chan Gailey in Buffalo.
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Haslam and Banner navigate stable leadership in Cleveland
Haslam and Banner stress shared vision and steady leadership while weighing a new coach and GM for the NFL franchise. They admit clashes arise from strong personalities but emphasize respect and long term stability as the goal. Brian Dulik reports.
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