Memphis Commercial Appeal
The football team will also be allowed fewer contact practices during spring training for three years. "We defended the athletic program to the best of our abilities at the hearing and had hoped our self-imposed sanctions and corrective measures would ...
See all stories on this topic »Column: Don't name and shame soccer's druggies
Yahoo! Sports
Michele Verroken, the former director of anti-doping at UK Sport, said that in the 1990s, dealers specifically targeted soccer players at Charlton Athletic, grooming the “youngsters to use drugs because they had the money to buy. ...
See all stories on this topic »Youth sports clubs cry foul over fee hike to use Sacramento school fields
Sacramento Bee
By Melody Gutierrez The president of a Rosemont youth soccer club facing a major fee increase from the Sacramento City Unified School District said the charges will bankrupt recreational athleticsserving kids and teens in the area. ...
See all stories on this topic »NCCC athletics continues upgrades
Niagara Gazette
At the end of last season, McKeown used his athletic fund balance to purchase covered benches for the men's and women's soccer teams. The benches can also be used for men's and women's lacrosse. “We all know Western New York weather isn't always the ...
See all stories on this topic »BOYS SOCCER: Spring-Ford edges Owen J. Roberts
The Mercury
By Darryl Grumling ROYERSFORD — In the parlance of social media, the Spring-Ford boys soccerteam appeared to be trending down when this season started. After all, the Rams graduated no less than 10 seniors from last year's Pioneer Athletic Conference ...
See all stories on this topic »Prep notebook: Elba's Darrean Burks featured in state spotlight
The Enterprise Ledger
The Tiger sophomore was selected as the featured player in the Alabama High School AthleticAssociation Prep Spotlight after a special night in the kicking game last Friday. Burks returned two punts for touchdowns, had a third nullified by a penalty ...
See all stories on this topic »Pint-sized Kimeaka Evans is a huge success - in every sport she tries
Parkes Champion-Post
The daughter of Kim Evans, she is presently captain of Parkes East School, and has representative honours in soccer, touch football, hockey and athletics. Her latest achievement has been selection in the Western branch soccer team for the NSW ...
See all stories on this topic »Glass to induct first Hall of Fame class Saturday
Nelson County Times
The inaugural class of EC Glass's athletic Hall of Fame is so long overdue that chairman JP Vaughan and his nine-member panel had a terrible time trying to pare down the list of inductees, who will be enshrined in a sold-out ceremony, Saturday night at ...
See all stories on this topic »GIRLS SOCCER: Owen J. Roberts rolls Spring-Ford
The Mercury
Get local sports alerts on your phone. Text PTSPORTS to 22700. By Dennis Weller BUCKTOWN — At halftime of Tuesday night's soccer match at Wildcat Stadium, the Owen J. Roberts girls figured that they could do better than a one-goal lead. ...
See all stories on this topic »Unified DeMatha beats Gonzaga
Gazette.Net: Maryland Community News Online
by Terron Hampton, Staff Writer It's not so much the top-flight talent that makes the DeMatha High School soccer team one of the best in the area. It may just be the Stags' team unity. Heading into an intense match against Washington Catholic Athletic ...
See all stories on this topic »Earlham expands Hall of Fame
Palladium-Item
The 1962 football team coached by Jerry Huntsman was the first undefeated squad in that sport at Earlham. The men's soccer team earned a co-national championship in 1963, and was national runner-up two years later. Earlham won an NAIA title in men's ...
See all stories on this topic »BC college league gets a new name
Victoria Times Colonist
The former British Columbia Colleges' Athletic Association (BCCAA) will now be known as the Pacific Western Athletic Association (PACWEST). “We have been working on the name change for some time and I'm pleased with it,'' said Camosun athletic director ...
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| Enduring Tradition Santa Barbara Independent That's where the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table (SBART) stages its noontime press luncheons every Monday when schools are in session. “I came to my first luncheon in 1971,” Hallock said. He was a 16-year-old Santa Barbara High footballplayer, ... See all stories on this topic » |  Santa Barbara Independent |
Deseret News
By Doug Hoffman, For the Deseret News Utah State women's soccer player Shantel Flanary was named the Verizon Western Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Week on Monday. New Mexico State's Megan Hendler was named WAC Defensive Player of the Week ...
See all stories on this topic »What Minnesota's New Sports Concussion Law Means For You
Patch.com
For girls sports during the same time period, there were 16 concussion in hockey, 15 in soccer and eight in basketball. Wayzata's football team always has a trainer on site, whether its a practice or a game. That trainer makes all the final decisions ...
See all stories on this topic »Sports Roundup: Knights Boys Soccer Ties Burnsville
Patch.com
By Tom Carothers It was a busy weekend on the St. Michael-Albertville athletic calendar, however, the Knights biggest highlight might just have come on Monday evening. The STMA boys soccerteam continues to rack up impressive performances as the ...
See all stories on this topic »James Madison extends women's basketball coach, two others
Canada.com
Harrisonburg, VA (Sports Network) - James Madison has extended the contracts of women's basketball coach Kenny Brooks, baseball coach Spanky McFarland and women's soccer coach David Lombardo, athletic director Jeff Bourne announced Tuesday. ...
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| Sports teams work to fill funding voids Auburn Journal “We appreciate the support in the community and that people acknowledge the sport is important.” While other teams have also amped up their fundraising, success has been varied. Mark Miller, Placer High varsity boys soccer coach, said the team is still ... See all stories on this topic » |  Auburn Journal |
Heritage Newspapers
His step-father Matt Barnier also supports his athletics. His brother Austin Cazier is a junior who plays both soccer and lacrosse. As of right now he said he may or may not play sports in college but he knows what career path he wants. ...
See all stories on this topic »Sports Roundup: Busy Stretch For Local Sports Teams
Patch.com
Making up for the Labor Day holiday, athletic programs from Woodbury, East Ridge and New Life pack the calendar late last week. By Tom Carothers Sports Roundup is a regular feature on Patch. Patch Making up for the Labor Day holiday, athletic programs ...
See all stories on this topic »Rouge et Or no longer unanimous No. 1
Montreal Gazette
Austin Kennedy helped the Windsor Lancers pull off the biggest upset in Canadian InteruniversitySport football last weekend and was rewarded by being named the Ontario University Athleticsmale athlete of the week. The Windsor Lancers quarterback ...
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| MILAN: New athletic director marks one year on the job Heritage Newspapers With all of the wonderful athletic facilities that Milan has currently and that are being built with bond dollars, Kaiser said fundraising could come in the form of hostingathletic tournaments for basketball, softball, soccer, baseball, ... See all stories on this topic » |  Heritage Newspapers |
Statesman Journal
Women's soccer: The Warriors, who are off to a 4-1 start, are among the teams receiving votes in both the NAIA and National Christian College Athletic Association polls. "We play a challenging schedule, and our hope is that by being successful on the ...
See all stories on this topic »The Macalester Scotlight: Claire Henkel
Macalester Athletics
But for Macalester junior soccer player Claire Henkel , not being engaged in the world, outside of herathletics experience, just isn't an option. “Being a student-athlete is a serious time commitment that I love making because I love soccer, ...
See all stories on this topic »Centaurs feel ready after win
Norwich Bulletin
WOODSTOCK 09/13/2011With her team already up, 1-0, Woodstock's Emily Becher, front left, takes a shot on goal as Lyman goalkeeper Mary Labas comes out of goal to make the save during asoccer game at the Bentley Athletic Complex in Woodstock Tuesday, ...
See all stories on this topic »Girls' soccer: Alta dominates Brighton 3-0
Salt Lake Tribune
Leave it to Alta — the Bengals' main rival — to bump them from their perch atop Utah soccer. The Hawks were more aggressive, more athletic and more efficient in a 3-0 takedown of Brighton on the road Tuesday. The two Region 3 competitors are often ...
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