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Louella Tomlinson Becomes the NCAA's Shotblocking Queen

MORAGA, Calif. -- Saint Mary's junior forward Louella Tomlinson has said she'd rather win than block shots, but maybe just for one night, she'll settle for history instead of victory.Tomlinson, the 6-foot-4 Australian, became the NCAA's all-time leading shot-blocker in Division I women's basketball Thursday night at McKeon...

Sisters Return to Court as Mom, Auntie

When Jasmine Smith found out she was pregnant, she told her best friend first.That best friend was her big sister, Jontelle, who also happened to be her teammate on the St. Mary's (CA) women's basketball team.Jontelle and Jasmine Smith were born 13 months apart. They look alike ... they sound alike ... they finish each...

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05/28/12 Llandysul drug dealer to face jail Source: Tivyside Advertiser A Llandysul man has been warned today that a jail sentence is inevitable after he admitted possessing cocaine with intent to supply.
05/25/12 Kerala MFIs seek exclusion from Moneylenders' Act Source: Hindu Business Line Microfinance institutions in Kerala have sought exemption from the Moneylenders' Act. The Kerala Association of MFIs (Kamfi) made the request to the state minister for rural development, Mr K. C. Joseph, here this morning.
05/23/12 Beaufort County law enforcement prepares on water and... Source: The Beaufort Gazette - Beaufort SC Local law-enforcement officers are preparing to monitor Memorial Day weekend traffic by land and by sea, and motorists and boaters are urged to drive cautiously during one of the summer's busiest holidays.
05/22/12 Sleeping driver gets rude awakening from cops Source: Fairfield Citizen-News - Fairfield CT A man found sleeping in his car in the parking lot of Kohl's department store at lunchtime Monday faces a series of motor vehicle violations.
05/20/12 Sixteen-time rider tells what keeps him coming back to... Source: Herald-Journal - Spartanburg SC
Paul Thomas' kaleidoscope of T-shirts from the Assault on Mount Mitchell are colorful cotton trophies earned with sweat, blood and grime from 20 years of riding in what is known as the Southeast's most challenging century.
The 51-year-old Furman University professor has lost count of the actual number of times he's completed the 102.7-mile event since the late 1980s.
"I gathered up all my race shirts, and I have 15, so I think this year is my 16th time," Thomas said.