RISE UP BOYS Week 4
High School Lacrosse...run through the NJ football scene literally as Shawnee's team holds the top spot in the rankings. ESPN RISE Chris LaPierre (L) and Harry Prevas at the NIKE Elite Lacrosse Camp this past summer...
Blog Entry | October 31, 2008Kendall Polan: State Girls Athlete of Week
CalHiSports.com...of Carlsbad, who have assumed the top spot in the newest ESPN RISE FAB 50 national volleyball rankings. The Mavericks, who return 10 from a team that has won four straight San Diego Section Division...
Blog Entry | September 26, 2008Chat with golfer Roland Thatcher
...finishes in PGA Tour events in 2008. He is currently No. 137 on the Tour's money rankings. Thatcher was the subject of an ESPN.com blog by Jason Sobel, where Sobel caddied for Thatcher...
Chat | August 05, 2008ACC in the morning: Bowden plays down Clemson hype
Heather Dinich, ACC...I promise, though, that Clemson's line will not be first in today's o-line position rankings). Here is the Charleston Post and Courier's take on it. Bowden is smart to try and...
Blog | July 16, 2008More State Schools of the Year
CalHiSports.com...in the section. Poway ended at 31-6 and was No. 2 in the final overall state rankings. The spring also saw the Titans win their second consecutive section title in tennis. The boys lacrosse...
Blog Entry | July 13, 2008MC: Fantasy awards
You know how I was slacking a little over the holidays? Well, that's over. Looking at the landscape of these next four months, I don't have a book t...
Blog Entry | Conversation | January 03, 2006Chat Archive: Special Guests
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Story | Conversation | September 08, 2004Former major winner, NCAA champion sprinkled in at Q-school
Peter Yoon, Special to ESPN.comAging veterans. Bright-eyed youngsters. Middle-aged journeymen. PGA Tour Q-school finals has all kinds of players. Here are 13 players to watch at next week's grueling test of golf, writes ESPN.com's Peter Yoon.
Story | Conversation | November 23, 2008Q-school a true litmus test for golfers seeking 2009 PGA Tour card
Peter Yoon, Special to ESPN.comQ-school can make or break a career. Golfers will find themselves tightening up over the shortest of putts in just six rounds this week. But one thing is certain: If you can measure up here, you've truly earned your way onto the PGA Tour, writes ESPN.com's Peter Yoon.
Story | Conversation | November 23, 2008Daly shoots 62 in Hong Kong Open, calls it 'one of best rounds in years'
ESPN.com news servicesJohn Daly shot a bogey-free 8-under 62 on Sunday in the final round of the Hong Kong Open on Sunday.
Story | Conversation | November 22, 2008Sorenstam's place in golf history, especially at home, stands secure
Bob Harig, ESPN.comA straw poll of some of Annika Sorenstam's male compatriots playing on the PGA Tour revealed just how important her role in all of golf is, especially in her native Sweden, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.
Story | Conversation | November 15, 2008Half of field still out after Singapore's third round called for darkness
Associated PressChapchai Nirat of Thailand took a two-stroke lead at the Singapore Open, which was called because of darkness before roughly half the players could finish the third round Saturday.
Story | Conversation | November 15, 2008Els, Dyson forge two-shot lead after 36 holes of Singapore Open
Associated PressErnie Els of South Africa and England's Simon Dyson shared a two-stroke lead after two rounds at the Singapore Open on Friday when play was delayed for a second day because of rain.
Story | Conversation | November 14, 2008Lam leads Singapore Open as big names falter in tough conditions
ReutersLam Chih Bing made the best of challenging weather on Thursday to take the early lead at the Singapore Open with a 4-under-par 67.
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