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UConn's women's rowing coach prepares for retirement after 29 years

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By Shawn Humphrey Verified
| WTIC-TV (Hartford, CT) Verified
COVENTRY, Conn. — Jennifer Sanford has held the honor of spearheading a lot of "firsts" for UConn's women's rowing team since she became the program's inaugural head coach in 1997. Perhaps one of her most interesting memories is the first time her team won a race. "It was against Fairfield University," she said. "And it was like they'd won the Olympics." The longtime head coach has spent her entire life on the water.
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Hope after heartbreak: Wall Hawks work to rebound from state semifinal loss

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By Shawn Humphrey Verified
| KIDY/KXVA-TV (San Angelo, TX) Verified
WALL, Texas — When visitors walk through the front doors, they see it standing shoulder-to-shoulder with material reminders of Wall Hawk athletics' greatest heights: the final prize of the 2024 football season. To a community that lives for Friday nights, the black letters on the trophy reading "STATE SEMI-FINALIST" stir mixed emotions. Those who watched Wall's 2024 thriller against the reigning state champion Gunter Tigers remember a team on the doorstep of history coming up just short.
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San Jacinto Elementary alumni, parents react to neighborhood landmark's demolition

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By Shawn Humphrey Verified
| KIDY/KXVA-TV (San Angelo, TX) Verified
SAN ANGELO, Texas — Piles of bricks, sheet metal and shattered glass underneath excavator treads are sore reminders of a century-old history former San Jacinto Warriors are seeing torn away from their neighborhood. As demolition of the old elementary school continues, residents say they've cried seeing a hole in the building's side exposing the classrooms they and their families have sat in for generations.
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