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During the week of July 2430 the Union County Travelers played their first Grand Slam Tournament in Panama City Beach, Fla. The Panthers of consist of 13-14 year olds from Towns and Union Counties and More ...
By CHRISTIAN LEHMAN Union County High School cross-country team is gearing up for what should be another phenomenal season of running as they hope to make their tenth straight appearance at the state championships. The Panther runners held their first practice this past Monday on what was a hot and humid afternoon. Led More ...
Head Coach Todd Peugh addresses the team after More ...
The 2006-2007 UCHS Fastpitch Softball team held the 1st Annual Sporting Clay tournament on July 29 at Noontootla Creek Farms course. The tournament was held as a fundraiser to help support the team for the upcoming season. We had fifteen sponsors, with sixty shooters participating. The softball team More ...
By RICK MINTER If recent performances are any indication, it wouldn't be wise to bet against More ...
Chad Knaus, the only crew chief Jimmie Johnson has had since he joined the Nextel Cup circuit, recently signed a contract extension with his Hendrick Motorsports team that carries him through the 2010 season. His contract period is the same of Johnson and sponsor Lowe's. Knaus recently visited with More ...
Big names seek spot in Chase Maybe it's going to finally be Jimmie Johnson's year to win a Nextel Cup championship. More ... Up and coming ... Keven Wood Keven Wood, 21, is a third-generation member of one of racing's most famous families. His grandfather Glen Wood was a pioneer driver and car owner in NASCAR. His father, Len, is a co-owner of the family's No. 21 Ford driven in the Nextel Cup Series by Ken Schrader.Wood, who won a national title raci More ...
4 Fewest laps led by a race winner at Watkins Glen (Ricky Rudd in 1988). More ...
NEXTEL CUP Following the Allstate 400 1. Jimmie Johnson More ...
Hillclimb celebrates 100th Anniversary By GREG ZYLA With the exception of Pikes Peak, most hillclimbs receive little or no national publicity. However, one Pennsylvania hillclimb with a legacy that dates back to 1906 is still in operation, and it's called "Giants' Despair." The name comes from the size of the mountain (giant) and the usual results of More ... |
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