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Duncan Claims Top Honors at NGCA Banquet
GoDuke.com
Coming off finishing strong in the final round of the NCAA Championship on Friday, the Duke women's golf team attended the National Golf Coaches Association (NGCA) banquet at the Embassy Suites hotel in Franklin, Tenn. Blue Devil junior Lindy Duncan ...

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NAU Roundup: Quality qualifiers
Arizona Daily Sun
Hogardh closed out the night in the final heat of the women's 3000 steeplechase with a third-place time of 10:19.00. The top three finishers in each heat were guaranteed a spot in the NCAA Championships in Des Moines, Iowa, June 6-9.

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San Antonio Express (blog)
KD doesn't like talking about the Spurs
San Antonio Express (blog)
(AP Photo/Marcus R. Donner) (AP) LAS VEGAS - JULY 10: Kevin Durant of the Seattle SuperSonics poses for a portrait on July 10, 2007 at the Palms Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading ...

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Buffs Tied For 11th After First Round At NCAAs
CUBuffs.com
10 University of Colorado women's golf team turned in one of the better afternoon rounds on the golf course and finished the first round of the 2012 NCAA Championships and sit tied for 11th place here at the Vanderbilt Legends Golf Club on Tuesday.

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KSU Unveils Third Phase of Sports Park
Patch.com
Kennesaw State University unveiled the third and final phase of its new 88-acre sports and recreation park Monday afternoon—a facility which includes nine new fields, an NCAA-regulation track and a nine-acre lake adjacent to an 8300-seat stadium.

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NCAA.com
Spring Festival a rousing success
NCAA.com
For Barry women's tennis player Akemi Maehama, nothing could top the thrill of helping her team win the national championship in 2011. But there was also nothing quite like her sport being part of this year's NCAA Division II National Championships ...


 
Positively Cleveland may host events a la sports commission
Crain's Cleveland Business
Mr. Gilbert has touted the sports commission's ability to make improvements year after year to the events it stages, something it's unable to do with so-called “one-off” events such as the 2007 NCAA Women's Final Four and next summer's Senior Games, ...

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