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Anne Arundel Community College Fall
Sports Outlooks
The Capital
- Sep 10, 2009 |
| CROSS
COUNTRY Coach: Jim Griffiths, 3rd year Runners to
watch: Amanda Jones, Andrea Zoolakis, Sarah
Peterson, Rachel Sattler, Emily Bolling, Kirsten
Dolle, Cara Manas, Christin Probst Outlook: The
Pioneers have won back-to-back Region 20 and
Maryland Junior College Conference championships
and look poised to... |
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Cross
Country
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Tritons ready to make national
run
The Messenger
- Sep 10, 2009 |
| Advertisement
Both the Iowa Central men's and women's cross
country programs have recently established
themselves as perennial contenders for the coveted
NJCAA national crown. |
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Football
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RCTC a heavy favorite again against
Itasca
Post-Bulletin
- Sep 11, 2009 |
| Post-Bulletin,
Rochester MN The Rochester Community and Technical
College football team hasn't had much trouble with
Itasca in recent years and coach Brad LaPlante
would like to continue that trend. |
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Pima gets serious (at last) about
its football
Arizona Daily Star
- Sep 11, 2009 |
| advertisement
In its original form, football at Pima College
wasn't intended to attract attention. It was an
opportunities-for-students concept meant to
contribute to the campus the same way
performing-arts students do at the Black Box
Theatre, or PCC dance students do in the upcoming
"A Season of New... |
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Greyhounds rise in the junior
college poll
Morningsun.net (AP)
- Sep 10, 2009 |
| FORT
SCOTT — With only two weeks gone in the 2009
football season, Jeff Sims and the Fort Scott
Community College football team find themselves
gaining respect, in the way of a national
poll. |
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Shed, No. 2 EMCC host Holmes to
begin title defense
Starkville Daily News
- Sep 10, 2009 |
| For
the Daily News SCOOBA – With the school’s highest
national ranking during the modern football era in
hand, the second-ranked East Mississippi Lions
begin defense of their 2008 MACJC North Division
title today by entertaining Holmes Community
College on the Scooba campus. |
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EAST MISSISSIPPI RANKED SECOND
NATIONALLY IN NJCAA/JCFOOTBALL.COM TOP 25
MSN Fox Sports
- Sep 10, 2009 |
| SCOOBA,
Miss., Sept. 8 -- East Mississippi Community
College issued the following news release: Set to
begin defense of their 2008 MACJC North Division
championship this week against Holmes, the
second-ranked Lions of East Mississippi Community
College will enter Thursday's division opener
sporting the team... |
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PRCC up to #5 in poll
Picayune Item
- Sep 09, 2009 |
| Special
to the Item POPLARVILLE — After recording two
straight convincing wins to open its 2009 gridiron
campaign, Pearl River Community College picked up
a No. |
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AWC's Bullock, Holmes honored
News Channel 11
- Sep 09, 2009 |
| KVBC
News 3 KRNV News 4 KENV News 10 KPVI News 6 KXTF
Fox 35 KCWY NBC 13 From: AWC Athletics Wwebsite
Bullock, Holmes named WSFL Players of the Week
Matadors’ stunning win at Snow propels them from
24th to 16th in NJCAA Poll Yuma, Arizona –
September 8, 2009 -- Arizona Western College is
proud to announce... |
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NJCAA Football Poll
ESPN
- Sep 08, 2009 |
| Through
Sept. 7 Record Pts Pvs 1. Blinn College 2-0 139 5
2. East Mississippi CC 2-0 130 6 3. Navarro
College 2-0 129 7 4. Butler CC 1-1 105 1 5. Pearl
River CC 2-0 99 11 6. |
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Caba excited about talent on both
sides of field
Wellsville Daily Reporter
- Sep 06, 2009 |
| ALFRED
- Normally, turnover is a four-letter word in
football, but not for Alfred State College in
2009. Being a two-year college, roster turnover
for the athletic teams is more commonplace that
four-year institutions and this season is no
different for head coach Mick Caba and the
Pioneers. |
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Quick start propels JJC
Suburban Chicago Newspapers
(STNG)
- Sep 06, 2009 |
| JOLIET
-- A 28-0 lead midway through the third quarter
was more than enough impetus for the Joliet Junior
College football team on Saturday. That big
cushion helped the Wolves open their home season
with a 35-21 victory over North Dakota State
School of Science at Memorial
Stadium. |
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Snow College suffers tough loss to
Arizona Western
Deseret News
- Sep 06, 2009 |
| EPHRAIM
— The Snow College Badgers lost their first home
game in nearly five years with a 35-17 loss to the
short-handed Arizona Western Matadors. Snow
College's last home game loss came against
Glendale in 2004 where they lost
23-21. |
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Soccer
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Mercer men roll to opening win
NJ.com
- Sep 10, 2009 |
| STAFF
WRITER KINGSTON, N.Y. -- Arturo Barajas scored
twice as the Mercer County Community College men's
soccer team opened the season with a 7-1 victory
over Ulster County Community College
yesterday. |
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HCCC off to 5-0 start
The Evening Times
- Sep 09, 2009 |
| COLLEGE
SOCCER - HERKIMER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2,
JEFFERSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 HERKIMER, N.Y. —
Herkimer County Community College’s Generals
tallied twice in the second half and broke away
from a scoreless halftime tie Tuesday on the way
to a 2-1 win over Jefferson Community College and
their fifth... |
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Cannoneers lose season opener on
late goal
Watertowndailytimes.com
- Sep 09, 2009 |
| HERKIMER
— Krista Stubba scored in the 88th minute to give
Herkimer Community College a 2-1 Mid-State
Athletic Conference women's soccer win over
Jefferson Community College on
Tuesday. |
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Local Colleges: TC3's Kohler awarded
regional honor
Theithacajournal.com (AP)
- Sep 08, 2009 |
| DRYDEN
-- Tompkins Cortland Community College men's
soccer player Brandon Kohler has been named the
NJCAA Region III Male Athlete of the Week. He was
chosen from all the male athletes among the 26
Region III colleges. |
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JCC Soccer Team Edges 11th-Ranked
SUNY Delhi
The Post-Journal
- Sep 07, 2009 |
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TROY-The Jamestown Community College Jayhawks
(2-1) knocked off the 11th-ranked team in NJCAA
Division III men's soccer on Sunday by edging SUNY
Delhi, 2-1, in the East-West Showdown hosted by
Hudson Valley CC. |
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Volleyball
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12th-ranked LLCC volleyball team
tops DACC
State Journal Register (AP)
- Sep 10, 2009 |
| Volleyball
No. 12 Loggers top DACC Sophomore Megan Spinks had
13 kills and Beka Pruemer had 18 assists in
Lincoln Land Community College’s 28-26, 25-18,
25-23 win over Danville Area Community College in
a Midwest Athletic Conference match Wednesday at
Cass Gymnasium. |
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Raiders post win over Storm
Columbus Telegram.com
- Sep 09, 2009 |
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09:35:29 am CDT BEATRICE -- The NJCAA, D-II, No.
13 Central Community College volleyball team
played its first five-set match of the season
Wednesday night. |
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RCTC volleyball preview
Post-Bulletin
- Sep 09, 2009 |
| RCTC
VOLLEYBALL Head coach: Carolyn Bell (third year,
45-20 record). Assistant coaches: Melanie Lane
(3rd year), Amber Zitzow (1st year), John Geske
(1st year). |
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Lady Chaps rebound with big win
My West Texas (AP)
- Sep 09, 2009 |
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staff reports The Midland College volleyball team
bounced back from a 1-3 showing at the Blinn
Tournament over the weekend with a three-game win
over Trinidad State (Colo. |
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Apache Ladies Roll In Three
Tyler Paper.com (AP)
- Sep 09, 2009 |
| Tyler
Junior College volleyball coach Dana Hatch likes
the talent of her team but not the consistency.
But on Tuesday night, the Apache Ladies played to
their talent level in a 3-0 win over NJCAA
Division III national champion Brookhaven at
Wagstaff Gymnasium. |
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Baseball
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Jayhawks Get Split At NCCC
The Post-Journal
- Sep 07, 2009 |
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SANBORN - ''This was a very good weekend for us as
I was very pleased with were able to come out with
a 2-2 record against Monroe CC and Niagara County
CC,'' said Jamestown Community College baseball
coach Anthony Barone after splitting a twin bill
with Niagara County in the Western New
York... |
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Basketball
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Herrmann gets chance to build at
Young Harris
Online Athens
- Sep 09, 2009 |
| rogerclarkson@onlineathens.com
| Story updated at 11:12 pm on 9/8/2009 David
Manning/Staff Former Georgia interim basketball
coach Pete Herrmann has accepted a job to re-start
the program at Young Harris College. |
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