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Rebels' title run conjuring up old memories (The Crowley Post-Signal)
CROWLEY – Midland’s run to the Class B state title game is rekindling some old memories for Rebels fans, one in particular. Clyde Briley, father of present Midland coach Todd Briley, was head coach of the Rebels from 1967 to 1980, during which time, the school became a virtual powerhouse in boy’s Class B basketball. read more
A cut above (The Montana Standard)
If you ask Lexie Nelson what her favorite candy is, you won't believe her answer.
Learn the Secrets to Kelly Ripa's Amazing Arms (US Weekly)
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From the Stands: You want to help your school? Play year round (Shenandoah Valley News)
This week, on three separate occasions, I talked to three different Shenandoah coaches for completely unrelated stories, but heard one very common theme – building better athletes for Shenandoah in all sports.
Happenings, March 10 (The Hazleton Standard-Speaker)
Butler Township - The Butler Township Senior Citizens trip to Hunterdon Hills Playhouse to see "The Sunshine Boys" will be held on May 5. The cost is $75 per person, which includes transportation, meal and show. For more information or to make reservatio
Lose the stress, hit the weights (The Daily Barometer)
Students are stressed. Tests are hard. Kids are fat. Panda Express is addictive. There is so much on our plates these days, literally and figuratively, so it's easy to get in over our heads. Students stress over exams and projects, and the availability of fast food is always tempting.
One Man's Will And Determination (FOX 23 News Albany)
A Guilderland man's inspirational story will have you thinking twice about skipping your next trip to the gym.
Weber-Brader all business on the court (The Olympian)
It's as if there are two Alex Weber-Braders. • Hollingsworth shakes off constant defensive pressure • All-Area boys basketball team • All-Area girls basketball team
The fall of a Wall Street highflier (CNN Money)
When Erin Callan talked, people listened.
Research is not on the side of creatine use (The Scranton Times-Tribune)
A few weeks ago, I received a request from a concerned mother of a local high school football player about the training supplement creatine. Her son is spending the winter and spring weight training for next football season. He has been using protein sha
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