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Women more likely to get runners knee Every Sunday, in the Singapore at Large column. The New Paper profiles the Singapore sports scene with a national or grassroots perspective. A month ago, we reported that running is the hot, new trend among Singaporean women. Notes: Morneau ready for new season Notes: Morneau ready for new season Changing the pace Sonia Johnson has progressed from mediocre to good to standout in three years at Heritage. Now shes the Peninsula Districts top scorer. The finish line was in sight, but Heritage forward Sonia Johnson and her teammates were running on fumes. Who Trains the Hardest? By David Oberhelman Daily Herald Sports Writer Montini wrestler Ethan Winel told of the time last year he had to cut weight for a tournament. He ate little and worked out a ton. Wearing sweats. In the summer. He lost 18 pounds in two days to make the weight. Its Snow Joke: St. Johns waiting to defend state title Imagine a high school basketball team showing up for the first day of practice and there are no basketballs in the gym. To make matters worse, there isnt a basketball within 50 miles of the gym. Extreme Makeover: Rec Hall Edition or 42 of Penn State’s 97 years of wrestling history, the Nittany Lions trained in a modest two-mat wrestling room in the south end of Rec Hall. For most of those 42 years, what would eventually be known as the Joyner Wrestling Room fit the needs of the team. Gold Medal Speed Camp coming to South High Speed, quickness and explosive movement are critical ingredients for success in most sports. The Sentinel How good is Bobby Warshaw? Its a question the Mechanicsburg senior soccer player has heard before, and theres no easy answer. People frequently ask him whether hes good enough to go pro, or whether hes going to play in the World Cup someday. | ||