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Never having won the Conference USA Championship, the swim team has been well accustomed to placing third or a satisfactory second, but this year was different.

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Swimming makes history, takes first C-USA crown

Its been ten years since Scott Austin began his career as Strength and Conditioning Coach at Jacksonville State University. A lot of changes have occurred during that time with the athletic program. JSU has a new football stadium, there are many more athletes, and there are a lot more banners hanging from the rafters and trophies in the cases.

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A Decade of Success

While some high profile athletes prefer to take their talents to South Beach, others like to venture outside of Florida and travel somewhere with a few less beaches. Somewhere like Charleston. Sophomore Randolph Tribble came to Charleston from Riviera Beach, Fla, hoping to impress in not one, but two Panther uniforms.

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Taking his talents to Charleston

A tense atmosphere filled the Greater Columbus Convention Center on Sunday for the Arnold Classics cheerleading competition. As the judges tallied their scores and announced their decisions, working their way up the age groups, the Youngstown State University cheerleading squad nervously awaited its fate.

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Cheerleaders win big at the Arnold

Freshman Kelsey Lawson currently posts an 18-13 singles record and is 13-14 in doubles play. After winning three consecutive singles matches of the ITA Midwest Regional, the Arizona native qualified for the Main Singles Draw, where she lost in the first round.

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Timeout with Kelsey Lawson

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Taking it to the Top

Over 100 students descend on Shad to fight it out for the undisputed title of HBS Ping Pong Champion The tournament had its genesis a couple of months ago when I had a 30 second conversation with Luke Owings (who is running the SA Cup) after class one day.

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Balls of Fury

After struggling to control the pace of the game against Temple, GW controlled the tempo of Wednesday nights game, thanks largely to a stout Colonials defense that forced the Rams into 17 turnovers.

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Taylor leads GW past Rhode Island

The Mountain Hawks are gearing up for a chance to win back the EIWA Championships for the first time since 2006.

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Wrestling team looks to win first EIWA title in five years

Unlike the majority of the 345 NCAA Division I basketball teams in the country, SIUE can say it ended its season with a victory.The Cougars did not win the NCAA tournament or any of the other three post-season tournaments. What they did accomplish was an 84-55 victory over NAIA Hannibal LaGrange to push their record to 8-21 finalizing their three-year stint as a Division I Independent.

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Men’s basketball ends with a win against Hannibal LaGrange