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Lewis growing on, off court in Bottineau

Brandon Sun By: Thomas Friesen Amy Lewis knew her first semester of college would be beyond strange. She was entering a new school, new team and new country a country with the worst reported COVID-19 response in the world amid a global pandemic. Amy Lewis attacks during her first women’s volleyball season at Dakota College at Bottineau in North Dakota. (Submitted) When the Virden native signed with Dakota College at Bottineau more than a year ago, the virus was just starting to spread on the other side of the world. Lewis would dive head first into a new challenge, applying years of training with coaches Steve Densmore and Curtis Plett, as well as Team Manitoba, to her Jacks women’s volleyball team.

Digitized health records, safety apps could be game-changer for athletes at every level

Digitized health records, safety apps could be game-changer for athletes at every level Dec. 31, 2020 University of Maryland offensive lineman Ellis McKennie (68) hoists a flag honoring teammate Jordan McNair, who died of heat stroke during spring practice in 2018. Some have argued that access to better medical records could have prevented his death. (Photo by Jonathan Newton/The Washington Post via Getty Images) PHOENIX – Most of 2020 has been marred by uncertainty. The fickleness of daily routines. The indecision of divided leadership. The precariousness of an American lifeline, sports, as society once knew them. What lies beyond the scope of doubt, however, is that formerly marginalized voices are headed to the podium to ignite tangible, national growth. College athletes want a seat at the table. Professionals have weighed the risks of competition in a COVID-19 climate versus the rewards. And adolescents dream on, despite some losing out on Friday nights under the lights

Saluki Track and Field add former NJCAA DIII National Champion as mid year transfer

CARBONDALE, Ill. – The Southern Illinois University track and field program under the direction of  Rosalind Joseph announced the addition of Elisia Lancaster, a mid-year transfer thrower from Towson University to the 2020-21 roster. “I’m excited to add Elisia Lancaster to the Southern Illinois Track & Field family,” said Joseph. “Elisia will be a great addition to our program as we continue to put the pieces together to compete for a Missouri Valley Conference championship.” A native of Glassboro, New Jersey, Lancaster competed in eight meets during the 2019-20 indoor season, including the IC4A/ECAC Indoor Track & Field Championships, where she placed second in the weight throw with a mark of 19.67m (64-6.5). In total, Lancaster placed in the top-five of the weight throw and shot put at six of the eight meets she participated in.

The Year in Review: 2020

The Year in Review: 2020
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Let s put 2020 in the read view mirror - News - The Miami News-Record

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