星期一 [ 2010/3/29 10:07:34 | watches1013 ]   UTC's Uys, Berry SoCon runners CLEMSON, S.C. -- The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's Anneli Uys and Chris Berry earned all-conference honors with runner-up finishes in the Southern Conference indoor track and field meet Friday at Clemson University. Uys was second in the women's mile run in 4:52.83 and fifth at 2:16.86 in the 800 after setting a personal record with the top qualifying time Thursday, 2:13.12. Also Thursday, UTC's Mary Cumbee, Haley Horsch, Shelley Taylor and Uys earned all-conference honors with a second-place 11:31.29 in the distance medley relay in 11:31.29. Berry, the men's 5,000-meter winner in 2009, was second at 14:30.20 with teammate Emmanuel Kirwa fourth in 14:40.93 this time. The winner was Baylor graduate Cameron Bean of Samford, 1.08 second ahead of Berry. Kirwa was eighth in the 3,000, and UTC's Heather Stuive was fifth with a PR in the women's 3k. brochure printing FISHING * CLEWISTON, Fla. -- Marty Brown of Dalton, Ga., took the pro division lead Friday in the FLW American Fishing Series tournament on Lake Okeechobee with a five-bass total of 23 pounds, 6 ounces. With a two-day total of 41-3, he leads the top 10 back out for the final round today. BASKETBALL * Junior forward Scott Newton of Bryan College was among the five first-team All-Appalachian Athletic Conference men's selections for the 2009-10 basketball season, and teammates Keith Bauer and Astral Guerrier and Tennessee Wesleyan's Matt Towry were second-team picks. Bryan, one of four teams sharing first place in the regular season, received the AAC men's Champion of Character award. Bryan's Anna Thomas and Wesleyan's Lindsey Jackson were second-team All-AAC women's choices, and Bryan's Amber Smith and Jessica Southern made the third team. TWC's Matt Pandora Beads Wholesale Harper and E'Jay Ward and Bryan's Tyler Clark were voted to the men's all-freshmen team, and Ward and Bryan's Xavarien McCall made the all-defensive team. TWC's Heather Gibson was a women's all-freshmen choice. The Lady Bulldogs reached today's AAC tournament semifinals by winning 68-60 Thursday at Bluefield. Ashton Burrell scored replica balenciaga handbags 15 points, Jackson and Katie Blevins scored 13 each and Amy Jo Castor added 12 for TWC (15-15), which overcame a five-point halftime deficit, and Candace Cain had nine points and seven rebounds. The Lady Bulldogs play today at 2 p.m. at top-seeded Milligan. SOCCER * The Chattanooga Speeders, Eastern Regional champions the past two years, are hosting the Scenic City Power Soccer Tournament today at Baylor School with teams from North Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. Power soccer involves people with disabilities playing in power wheelchairs. Spectators are welcome. The 2010 regional tournament is next weekend in Atlanta. Staff Reports 浏览(109) | 回复(0) |