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Sports News
| LDS BBall All-American Chooses BYU |
| LDS high school basketball sensation Garner
Meads has decided to play for BYU, turning down offers from Utah and
Stanford, schools which have also hosted star LDS basketball players.
Meads, who is 6-foot-9, told the Associated Press that he plans to
sign a national letter of intent today. He also said that BYU coach
Steve Cleveland "let out a whoop" when Meads told him the news. |
| RM Returns To NCAA Championship, Maybe Olympics |
| Less than a year after returning from an
LDS mission to Argentina, olympic-class diver Tyce Routson is back in
top form. Routson, currently a senior at the University of Miami, won
his first NCAA championship since returning, and is back in
contention for a spot on the U.S. Olympic team. |
| LDS Jockey Gets New Honor |
| Russell Baze, one of the winningest jockeys
in U.S. history, will be inducted into the San Mateo County Sports
Hall of Fame on June 7. |
| LDS High School Football Star Profiled |
| LDS sophomore sensation Ben Olson is the focus
of this article in the L.A. Times. The 6-foot-4 1/2-inches quarterback for Thousand Oaks High School is showing some outstanding talent. Last
season, Olson shared quarterback duties on the varsity team and passed
for 673 yards and five touchdowns in a run-oriented attack. |
| LDS Softball Player Chooses BYU |
| High school softball standout Oli Keohohou
of Newbury Park High has chosed to play for BYU next year, adding her
talents to BYU's 2nd year in women's softball and disappointing
top-ranked Washington. But before she gets there, Keohohou hopes to
set a state record for triples. |
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