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Tri-County’s Top 16 Teams 2010-11 School Year
We started out the 2010-11 school year’s final top 16 last edition, listing three fall sports teams in our first four squads. This portion will continue the trend.

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Rachel Crews is the Free Press’ athlete of the year
Three-sport stars Rachel Crews (left) of South Burlington and Christian McCormick of Rice are the Free Press’ high school athletes of the year for 2010-11.

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Rachel Crews is the Free Press’ athlete of the year
Three-sport stars Rachel Crews (left) of South Burlington and Christian McCormick of Rice are the Free Press’ high school athletes of the year for 2010-11.

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Year to remember for Knights
Another successful year recently concluded for athletes from the three Walnut Creek high schools.

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2010 was a year of change in NYA
The past year in Norwood Young America has been filled with significant events, including the construction of a new city center and the unearthing of Central Elementary School. Included below are a few more items of note from the past year.

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Swimming risks ending year without a world record
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The clock is ticking very slowly in swimming these days.

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Hottest Weekend Of The Year
Temperatures rose into the mid-to-upper 90s Sunday as the Northwest sweltered through its hottest weekend of the year. The high temperature in Northeast Portland reached 98 degrees Saturday at 5 p.m., making it officially the hottest day of the year.

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UA Swimmer Named Pac-10 Woman of the Year
(UA NEWS) University of Arizona swimmer Justine Schluntz has been named the 2010 Pac-10 Conference Woman of the Year. With this award, Schluntz advances to become a candidate for the NCAA Woman of the Year honor.

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With Phillip Merling out for the year, Fins could go after Marcus Spears
We reported earlier today that Dolphins defensive end Phillip Merling has an Achilles’ tendon injury.  Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald reports that Merling will miss the entire season due to the injury.Jackson also reports that the injury was suffered…

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I am 15 years old I am a competitive swimmer for a high school team. I do the 500 yrd freestyle my time is 6:56 I want to know if I am good enough to compete in the 2012 Olympics and what can I do to get there? Also my high school team won the championships for Hudson county NJ … Am I to old??