SLC to launch mens basketball Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter
MANITOWOC - After more than 20 years of intercollegiate competition in womens basketball, Silver Lake College is expanding its athletics program to include a new mens basketball program.
Clean sweep for marauding Tigers Weekly Times
UTS-BALMAIN Cricket Club consolidated top spot on the Sydney grade cricket Club Championship table after a clean sweep of victories over St George last weekend.
WWE kills 'Survivor Series' Slam! Sports
Perhaps moreso than ever, in 2006 it isn’t difficult to get what you might term a ‘nostalgia fix’.
Tony Blair dismisses SNP's 'flimsy' economic case for independence The Scotsman
TONY Blair today launches an all-out Labour offensive against the Scottish National Party, amid growing Labour discord about how to approach next May's crucial Holyrood elections.
Tigers quartet in rescue act Weekly Times
IT was a case of batting heroics for UTS-Balmain cricket team last Saturday at Hurstville Oval after an action-packed opening day against St George in the 2006-07 Sydney first grade competition.
Phoenix women prevail Appleton Post-Crescent
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay womens basketball coach Kevin Borseth had one request after his teams 90-68 home-opening win over Oakland University on Wednesday night at the Phoenix Sports Center in Green Bay.
College basketball: Groh leads UW-GB to victory Sheboygan Press
GREEN BAY University of Wisconsin-Green Bay womens basketball coach Kevin Borseth had one request after his teams 90-68 home-opening win over Oakland University on Wednesday night at the Phoenix Sports Center.
Atkinson shines in Tigers’ loss Weekly Times
A MAIDEN first grade century by Blacktown colt Mark Fotheringham sent UTS-Balmain tumbling to yet another limited overs defeat last Saturday in the 2006-07 Sydney first grade cricket competition.
Women have so much to offer, despite Newell's rant Daily Telegraph
Not all modern societies think women are equal to men. The Taliban don't. The Japanese monarchy don't. The Marylebone Cricket Club certainly didn't. And neither did Mike Newell, the manager of Luton Town. Sue Mott reports.
'Cold-blooded execution' of teenager beyond imagination, declares judge The Scotsman
THE "savage and barbaric" murder of Kriss Donald was "truly an abomination", the judge said yesterday as he jailed the teenager's three killers for a minimum of 25, 23 and 22 years.womens+sports+watch: womens+sports+watch