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Sam Cowan

Winchester
As seen in: Hindustan Times, McKinsey & Company, Mondaq, The Tullahoma News, The Record Nepal, The Herald-Chronicle, The Saint Anselm Crier, The Moore County News
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Sanders torches course at state championships

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By Sam Cowan
| The Moore County News
Moore County’s Jenny Sanders placed 32nd in the 5K state championships in Memphis this past week, finishing with a time of 23:13:10. There were 114 runners in the race. The sophomore shaved significant time off of her last run which was the class meet on Oct. 28 when she turned in a 23:47:16.
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Jennings records two touchdowns in Super Bowl

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By Sam Cowan
| The Tullahoma News
The San Francisco 49ers lost to the Kansas City Chiefs 25-22 in overtime Sunday in Super Bowl 58 with Cowan-born wide receiver Jauan Jennings getting involved in both of San Francisco’s touchdowns for the day. Jennings’ first big moment came with 4:23 remaining in the second quarter as he received a lateral from quarterback Brock Purdy and threw it back across the field to running back Christian McCaffrey.
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Moore blanks Eagleville, look to topple champs

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By Sam Cowan
| The Moore County News
The Moore County Raiders beat the Eagleville Eagles 35-0 at home Friday in a second-round game for the Class 1A state playoffs. The Raiders did all of their scoring in the first half and recorded their third shutout of the year on defense to move on to the state quarterfinals. Moore County head football coach Kris White said that his team hoped to get off to a fast start coming into the day and did exactly that.
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