Amherst grad Feldkamp helps Wolverines defend Big Ten title
Amherst graduate Theresa Feldkamp ran No. 5 for Michigan as the Wolverines won the Big Ten women's cross country title at the Ashton Course in Iowa City. Michigan finished 45, with Michigan State 85 and Illinois 84, Feldkamp placing 16th in 21 minutes 46 seconds amid a tight top five for Michigan.
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Private School Tourney Hosts Inaugural State Youth Championship
The All American Cage Classic stages the first Private School State Youth Basketball Championships in Columbus over Christmas break. Open to all boys and girls in seventh and eighth grade private school teams in the state. Contact (330) 945-4791 or visit aactournaments.com.
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Pioneers Push Magnificat To Five Games In Regional Split
Elyria, 24-2, nearly upset Magnificat as the Blue Streaks won the opener and then survived a late Pioneer rally to force a dramatic fifth game. Courtney Bruck and Charde Phillips anchored Elyria’s net play, Erin Sims tallied strong digs, and Magnificat clawed back from 2-0 down to claim the regional clash before advancing to face St. Ursula Academy in Norwalk.
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Longhorns Top Parkway In Four After Jittery Start
Lutheran West rebounded from a flat opener to win games two and four, led by Jess Moses with 21 kills and Karla Everhart’s 58 assists. Moses and Everhart sparked LW as Bos and Herhart contributed key blocks and digs to seal the match.
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Mauresmo defends Advanta title as top ranking chance
French star Amelie Mauresmo returns to Philadelphia hoping to win the Advanta Championships and keep a shot at finishing the year as the No. 1 player. Her ascent to world top was controversial as she never won a Grand Slam, yet she captured titles in Rome and Berlin and reached the Wimbledon semifinals this year.
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Southview star excites in final game despite winless season
Robert Laurent, a senior wide receiver and safety from Southview, posted 207 passing yards with two TDs and 69 rushing yards in a 32-20 loss to Lakewood. He reflected on a rough season, noting personnel gaps, work needed in the weight room, and a desire to build on the experience for college study in psychology.
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Brookside Cardinals Dominate North Olmsted and Fall to Rocky River
Brookside Junior Cardinals beat North Olmsted 32-19 then lost to Rocky River 12-6 in Mini South Western Conference action. Arthur Howell had 119 rushing yards and an interception. Howell scored Brookside’s lone TD against Rocky River on a 55 yard run. Cardinal defense featured Kyle Stump Chaston Williams Joshua Bender Sam Welty Luke Ackerman. Brookside 4 5 season ends versus Avon. Also Columbus Blue Jackets prospect Dan Fritsche named to Team USA for 2004 World Junior Championships in Grand Forks and Thief River Falls from Dec 25 to Jan 4 2005. Fritsche had two goals two assists in six games and began 2003-04 with Columbus scoring first NHL goal Nov 20 2003.
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Buckeyes star Fuss-Cheatham loses mother in car crash
Ohio State basketball guard Brandon Fuss-Cheatham faces the death of his mother and serious injuries to his father after a two-vehicle crash in Harmar Township. Coach Thad Matta expressed grief as the team contemplates postponing an exhibition with Northern Kentucky.
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Storm tops Force 6-5 in late Chicago rally
Chris Carrieri scored his second goal of the night in the fourth quarter to lift expansion Chicago past the Cleveland Force 6-5 in a Major Indoor Soccer League game. Handsor tied it at 5 with 12:38 left on a power play. Rivas assisted twice and DeGand added a helper as Chicago improves to 2-1 and Cleveland falls to 0-2.
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