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- Cold front hits South, Elon drops three games
It can only get better. The Elon men’s
basketball team has hit a wall, dropping their last three conference
games, the most recent to the Big South conference leader, the
University of North Carolina at Asheville.
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- Lady Phoenix rise above Big South competition, stay undefeated at
Nest
As the Elon women’s basketball squad winds
down their regular season conference schedule, the team (14-10 overall,
10-2 conference) remains undefeated at home with wins over the
University of North Carolina at Asheville and Birmingham-Southern
University. Full Story...
- Softball powerless in opener
Fans of Phoenix softball may have to look
twice and make sure they pick up a program when they attend a
doubleheader this season.
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- Bryant twice as nice in 100th year
They say there is a first time for
everything. Baseball’s home opener on Tuesday against the Delaware State
University saw several firsts.
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- Seven Wonders of the Week covers the NBA’s All-Star Weekend,
constellations and Moses
If you listen carefully you can still hear
Philadelphia fans booing Kobe Bryant. Bryant, who grew up outside Philly
and saw his dad play for the 76ers, expected a hero’s welcome at
Sunday’s NBA All-Star game.
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- Tolley receives prestigious award
Twenty years removed from leading Elon’s
football team to its second consecutive NAIA title, former head coach
Jerry Tolley received the prestigious Laurel Wreath Award Jan. 24 at the
State Capitol. The award, presented to Tolley from North Carolina
Governor Mike Easley, is given to North Carolina teams or individuals
who deliver exceptional performances in the realm of athletics.
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