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Pete Stuttgen

Cutters, Theta win pre-race series

By Chris Engel · Friday, April 6,2007 12 a.m.

Fighting the frigid temperatures at Bill Armstrong Stadium, Alpha Gamma Delta and Kappa Alpha Theta faced off in the Team Pursuit final with more than the final event on the line.

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IU Relays canceled due to bad weather

By Aaron Beard · Friday, April 6,2007 12 a.m.

The Indiana Relays track meet scheduled for Friday and Saturday is canceled due to bad weather, according to a news release from the IU Athletics Department.

Ronni Moore

IU faces toughest test of season

By Kevin Kane · Friday, April 6,2007 12 a.m.

This weekend has the potential to be a very memorable one for the IU women’s tennis team. The No. 34 Hoosiers (15-3, 5-0) will host a pair of matches this Easter weekend against two top-ranked teams.

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Cold conditions expected for weekend tourney at Purdue

By Mandy Eid · Friday, April 6,2007 12 a.m.

The IU men’s golf team will travel to West Lafayette tomorrow for the Boilermaker Invitational, its third tournament of the season. The two-day tournament will consist of 54 holes, with par set at 72. The team will play two rounds Saturday and one round Sunday.

Evan Crawford wasn’t ready in fall practices, but with each passing day, the freshman improves by leaps and bounds.

Leaps and bounds

By Tim O Brien , Tim O'Brien and Jeff LaFave · Friday, April 6,2007 12 a.m.

Freshman second baseman Evan Crawford stands near the IU dugout at Sembower Field. The public address announcer goes around the horn, introducing the Hoosiers in the starting lineup. Crawford hears his name, works his way through a gauntlet of high fives from teammates, then jogs around third into shallow left field. He nears the middle of the infield, cartwheels and back flips, landing smoothly and softly behind second base. The pregame flip dates back to IU coach Tracy Smith’s days at Miami of Ohio when one of his players, outfielder Ryne Robinson, did the same move. It was at a fall practice that Crawford told Smith he could perform the flip, too. “(Evan) had talked about it at fall practice,” Smith said. “One time on the turf at practice, he whipped out a bunch of them. They were pretty cool. I liked it. The fans like it.” The IU fans have embraced Crawford – as much for what he does on the field as his pregame acrobatics.

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IU hosts Northwestern for 4-game Big Ten series

By Lee Hurwitz · Friday, April 6,2007 12 a.m.

It looked as if the IU baseball team was on a roll. After winning seven games in a row – the longest winning streak under head coach Tracy Smith – the Hoosiers suffered a setback last weekend in its Big Ten opener against Michigan State.

Freshman Keeling to leave IU program

By Aaron Beard · Thursday, April 5,2007 12 a.m.

Xavier Keeling, a freshman forward on the men’s basketball team, will be transferring from IU at the end of the semester, the athletics department said in a press release Wednesday morning.

Ronni Moore

IU beats Ohio State in home conference match

By Kevin Kane · Thursday, April 5,2007 12 a.m.

Aside from an IU tennis ball that one Ohio State player pocketed as a souvenir, the Buckeyes had nothing to show for their hard-fought, 1-6 loss against the IU women’s tennis team Wednesday night.

Jay Seawell

Foreign players unite tennis and education

By Kevin Kane · Wednesday, April 4,2007 12 a.m.

Alba Berdala still remembers the day she left her family, friends and country behind. “That was, I think, the most scary event of my life,” the sophomore IU tennis player said. “It was hard. I had no idea where I was going, no idea what to study. ...(But playing collegiate tennis) was something I knew I wanted to do.”

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