Black River taps Tom Carver to lead boys basketball team
Black River hires 24 year old Tom Carver to replace eight year coach Jim Hanna. Carver, Ashland resident and high school social studies teacher, coached junior varsity for two seasons with a 10-28 record and 1-19 last year. The Pirates finished 4-18 and 2-8 in MAC. Carver believes more players will boost practice competitiveness and hopes to rebuild after Hanna's era. The MAC future is uncertain as the team contemplates independence after 2003-04.
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Mich
Toledo
Deb Asanoma
Muskingum College
Stanford eliminates Notre Dame in CWS opener
Stanford pitcher andres Fuld and Carlos Quentin homered as the Cardinal held off Notre Dame 53 to eliminate the Fighting Irish from the College World Series in Omaha Nebraska. Notre Dame led 2 0 after eight innings before Stanford added insurance on Andy Tophams squeeze bunt. Steve Stanley went 2 for 3 with an RBI and a steal for Notre Dame.
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Carlos Quentin
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Longhorns
Steve Stanley
Andy Topham
Korea Advances After Dramatic World Cup Knockout Win
South Korea edged Italy 2-1 after extra time in YOKOHAMA to reach the quarterfinals, despite pressure from Japan as co-hosts. Ahn hit the deciding goal at 27 minutes of extra time as the crowd reacted with joy in Daejeon. Turkey eliminated Japan in Miyagi 1-0, ending their campaign as Italy exited with Totti sent off and Buffon making key saves.
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Abu Juhn-hwan
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Miyagi
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Spain
Gwangju
North Korea
Francesco Totti
Byron Moreno
Ecuador
Totti
Gianluigi Buffon
World Cup Qualifiers See Confed Teams Reach Quarterfinals
Turkey defeats Japan as five FIFA confederations reach the quarterfinals. Vieri nets for Italy after Shimuoka opener, Seol Ki-hyeon equalizes late. Spain faces South Korea while Senegal meets Turkey in Osaka. USA to play Germany in Ulsan, amid tears in rain soaked group stage finale. Nakata urges Japan to keep training for next World Cup.
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Overseas Prospects Boost NBA Draft Talk
NBA analyst Paxson notes several young overseas players like Hilario Nachbar Welsch Sekularac Scola Papadopoulos and Macijauskas could enter the draft as the league seeks talent. He cautions that success abroad does not guarantee NBA translation and cites past examples like Gasol and Radmanovic.
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Tskitishvili
Jiri Welsch
Czech Republic
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Slovenia
Mladen Sekularac
Yugoslavia
Luis Scola
Argentina
Lazaros Papadopoulos
Greece
Arvydas Macijauskas
Lithuania
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Nowitzki
Gasol
Peja Stojakovic
NBA
Fernandez Coaches Tennis Camp Aims To Boost Team Concept
Mary Herrick explains plans for a tennis camp featuring Monica Seles coach Mary Fernandez and Billie Jean King involvement. The program, backed by Liberty Ante Group and Wilson, runs five one week sessions at Oberlin College with options for half day full day or overnight stays. Fernandez, a former American star with multiple Grand Slam titles, hopes to connect with King and expand the sport’s prestige in the area.
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Comets rally past Miami in second half comeback
Houston trailed by 13 at halftime but Michelle Snow and Janeth Arcain combined for 20 points in the third and fourth quarters to spark a 53-46 win over host Miami. Sheryl Swoopes added 16 for the 7-3 Comets as they won five of six.
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Miami
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Comets
Jones Leads Rockers To Key Win Over Pacers
Merlakia Jones equaled her career high with 27 points as Cleveland beat Indiana, dictating the game with aggressive scoring. She stressed playing for herself to spark teammates, amid a reshuffled lineup with Penny Taylor and Rushia Brown returning from injury and new backcourt pair Rizot. The Rockers, in a rough 2-4 start, aim to climb in the playoff race while Jones posts a career-best 17.7 points per game and strong shooting percentages, drawing praise from Houston coach Van Chancellor. The team plates an upcoming visit from Orlando Miracle and New York Liberty as WNBA edges toward Oxygen TV deal and schedule changes.
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Houston
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Shannon “Pee Wee" Johnson
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