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Sports clubs crippled by new water bills (Daily Telegraph)
Sports clubs are being hit by crippling rises in water bills say campaigners.
UPI NewsTrack Sports (UPI)
Woods, Garcia 1-2 starting 2009 season ... Packers fire six assistant coaches .... Tomlinson to miss Pittsburgh game? ...N.Z. rugby player believed drowned ... Sports news from United Press International.
January '09 Sports Calendar (Suburban Journals)
1/2, SATURDAY Jefferson County's 2009 sports year arrives dressed in the Northwest Lions' sharp blue wrestling singlets. Northwest will wrestle in the two-day BEST-OF-THE-MIDWEST showcase at the Granite City Holiday Wrestling Tournament today and tomorrow. The Lions, with undefeated Tyler Stahlman and Jake Waterkotte, may be Jefferson County's best group of wrestlers (Seckman will challenge ...
Local Sports Calendar (Jacksonville Daily News)
Items for the Local Sports Calendar should be submitted at least two weeks in advance via FAX to 910-353-7316, e-mail to jdnsports@freedomenc.com or mail c/o sports, 724 Bell Fork Road, Jacksonville, N.C. 28541. NO PHONE CALLS will be accepted for calendar items.
Television - Sports (Scoop.co.nz)
The New Zealand junior water polo team are taking on the world†s top team Hungary this week.
More women come to adventurous sports in Haryana (New Kerala)
Chandigarh, Jan 5 : The Haryana government has decided to increase the budget for adventurous sports to Rupees 40 lakh keeping in view the growing interest of women in these sports.
2008 IN REVIEW:TOP 10 SPORTS STORIES:2008: Simply the best (Daily Pilot)
Sometimes the biggest local news is made well beyond the parameters of Newport-Mesa, as was the case with the majority of the Top 10 sports stories of 2008, as selected by the Daily Pilot Staff. This year’s fare was dominated by events outside domestic borders, on the world stage of the Summer Olympic Games in Beijing China.
HERNANDO COUNTY SPORTS BRIEFS (thru 01-11) (Hernando Today)
SPORTS BRIEFS (thru 01-11)
Answering summer's call to the open water (The Examiner)
STRONG numbers continue to participate in open water events this summer with a record field in the Penguin Island swim. Despite the challenging conditions, solid results were recorded by Riverside Aquatic swimmers James Hodge, Amelia Campbell, Matt Barwick and Trent Hadley.
College roundup (Daily Pilot)
MEN’S WATER POLO UC Irvine 13, Cal 12 (OT) MALIBU — Sophomore Brandon Johnson scored on a penalty shot in sudden-death overtime for the difference in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Tournament consolation semifinal Saturday at Pepperdine.
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