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Red Storm win PacWest, lose in first round


		Red Storm win PacWest, lose in first round

The Dixie Sun, Dixie State College of Utah, UT

3 days ago by Richard Briggs

The Dixie State College men's basketball team marked this season as a strong building point for future Red Storm teams by winning a share of the conference championship and going to the NCAA tournament.

The Red Storm entered the tournament on Friday as the No.

SWC kicking phenom chooses SDSU

Southwestern Sun, Southwestern College, CA

1 day ago by Anthony Dacong

Abel Perez had no idea he was about to become an Internet sensation when he squeezed the football and placed it on the tee at his own 15 yard-line. A penalty forced the wiry Jaguar to kick off from his own red zone. What came next is a matter of YouTube lore.

Roller derby ladies rock the track

Southwestern Sun, Southwestern College, CA

2 days ago by Chloe Branch

'Full contact.' 'Women.' 'Adult.' 'Sport.'

These are the terms that Lady Diesel, an athletic trainer and Sports Medicine teacher at St. Augustine High School, typed into Google three years ago when she needed a way to eliminate the stress in her life.

"I wanted to feel like I belonged to a team," she said.

Women finish season by destroying Hawaii Pacific


		Women finish season by destroying Hawaii Pacific

The Dixie Sun, Dixie State College of Utah, UT

3 days ago by Develon Isom

The Red Storm women's basketball team closed their '09-10 season by honoring three seniors and beating two opponents in convincing fashion before spring break.

Wins against Hawaii Hilo University 99-56 and Hawaii Pacific 99-80 capped the best season ever by the short-lived Red Storm program.

America's Team? What a joke

The Telescope, Palomar College, CA

5 days ago by Loghan Call

Almost everyone has heard the term America's Team, but not necessarily its origin, or even if it exists. Simply put, we don't have a football team that represents American consistently because we have the attention span of a 2-year-old who is more fair-weathered than a flock of geese.

Allen Iverson is his own worst enemy

The Telescope, Palomar College, CA

5 days ago by Jarred Powell

A word to all young people out there, years of hard living will eventually catch up to you. You cannot be young forever. Basketball player Allen Iverson is finding that out right now. His body looks beat up and his play is faltering and now people close to him are saying he needs some serious help.

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