Teresa Odera of Kenya, and student at Northwestern College Iowa, recently earned Conference Honors in singles and doubles for the third year running as second singles player and, together with her partner Frankie Eszes, as 1st Doubles pair. She also qualified together with her team to NAIA Nationals held in Alabama, the first time being with her former team, Vanguard. Sadili Oval congratulate Terry for this amazing achievement, and both Frankie and Eszes for leading the team to nationals for the first time, this year. Both girls have graduated, GOOD LUCK! Great Plains Athletic Conference BRIAR CLIFF CONCORDIA DAKOTA WESLEYAN DOANE DORDT HASTINGS MIDLAND MORNINGSIDE MOUNT MARTY NEBRASKA WESLEYAN NORTHWESTERN Corey Westra, Commissioner 4728 Birch Way Sioux City, Iowa, 51106 Phone: 712.226.4722 Fax: 303.374.5868 Cell: 712.226.4722 E-Ma...
Amadi Kagoma The 3 rd edition of the annual Safari Junior Tennis Camp concluded run by Sadili Oval at Karen Country Club, with Amadi Kagoma (Bur) beating Barakamfitiye Yusuf (Bur) in a closely contested final, 6-3 3-6 11-9, in the Boys 18s and Melissa Brown downing Chizi Mutsumi 6-3 6-7(4) 1—6 to lift the Girls Under 18s. Gemma Gauntlett beat Alice Ayoma 6/3, while Emma Trent cleared Sheila Elizabeth our of the way 6/1 to set up a finalin which Gaunlett won 6-1 to take the girls Under 12 title. In the boys under 14, favourite Sneha Kotecha beat Wycliffe Okenye 6-2 6-2 in the group stages before losing to Sylvester Juma 0-6 0-6 in the semis. Ronex Otieno was made to work and only just slipped through in his semi-final match against Wycliff Okenye, 6-2 2-6 10-8, then again meeting tough challenge in the finals, to beat Sylvester Juma 6-7(3) 6-6 10-8. The round robin tournament, which is a warm-up for the East Africa Junior Open, was well attended, with a total of 37 players between ...
Heywood Aces Late Restart For Sportsman Win PLATTSBURGH – Nick Heywood aced two late race restarts to collect his first win in the Poirier's True Value Sportsman Modified feature at Airborne Park Speedway. Heywood, who started in position twelve, made the pass for the lead on the outside of Patrick Picotin on a lap-21 restart. Heywood would drive to a 5 car length lead before a yellow flag slowed the pace on lap-23. With lane choice for the green-white-checkered finish, Heywood selected the outside and worked the cushion to a victory. "I was glad to have lane choice," Heywood said. "It was slick down low in the middle of the turns, so I was hoping to get him (Picotin) to spin the tires." Picotin held on to the second spot at the finish line. Jamy Begor, Bucko Branham finished in the third and fourth positions. Apparent fifth place finisher, Justin Severance fai...
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