| 08/02/2001 Pearce graduate secures honor
His high school career is over, but Scott McCure is leaving with one last honor. Lady Eagles get assist
Adding an assistant coach to the Richardson girls basketball program should take the burden off preparations for the 2001-2002 season. Hitting all fields
Former Pearce first baseman K.C. Raney has firsthand knowledge of baseball's spread around the globe. Indoor track star still has season in the sun
With the 2004 Summer Olympics in his sights, Pearce graduate and Texas A&M middle distance standout Mike Hummel is focused on having a breakout outdoor track season next spring. 07/29/2001 Students start cold but stick with hockey's ups and downs
I-League, a 12-week program intended to teach men and women
the basics of ice hockey, is offered at all four of the Dr Pepper
StarCenters. Players can sign up as individuals or teams to go through a
four-practice, eight-game rotation. After winning Texas Open, Garland resident heads out of state
In what was his last local tournament before he begins a lengthy stretch of top-tier national events, John Nallon handily captured the Boys 18s singles title of the Texas Open on Thursday at Canyon Creek Country Club. Richardson's fast 400s a meet highlight
Brooks Cameron took first in the 400 and 800 freestyle, and led the City of Richardson's Under-14 boys team to a second-place finish in the 400 freestyle relay at the TAGS Long Course Championships at The Woodlands. Farrell: Pearce defensive back sees letters at every turn
The bundles of letters Matt Fawley receives from universities all over the nation
have made the RISD's top football recruit quite the interior decorator. 07/26/2001 Heat may put foes in hot water
Six degrees are about to give John and Nick Kalivas even more separation. Richardson sports listings
Basketball camps Walsh marked by colleges
The college recruiting season is less than a month old, and Elizabeth Walsh has almost had enough of it. Texas Women's Open gets another shot
After a hiatus of more than half a century, the Texas Women's Open is making a comeback. Rams suffer setback
The BBI Rams' trip to Marshall came one run short of its goal last week. |
