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Missouri’s Shana White slides safely into home plate past Oklahoma State catcher Samantha Heinlein during the Tigers’ 3-0
victory over the Cowgirls yesterday at University Field. Junior transfer Stacy Delaney threw a complete-game one-hitter for MU.
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Local Sports Stories
Tigers bounce back on mat
By TROY SCHULTE
of the Tribune’s Staff
ST. LOUIS - Nick Marable admitted it was hard to get excited for yesterday’s consolation rounds at the NCAA Wrestling Championships.
Iowa wins national title
By TROY SCHULTE
of the Tribune’s staff
ST. LOUIS - The Iowa wrestling team found its way back to the top of the podium, and its two individual champions left the Scottrade Center wanting more after the program’s most satisfying NCAA Wrestling Championships in eight years.
Aces wild for Tigers vs. Baylor
By DAVE MATTER
of the Tribune’s staff
If the fourth-ranked Missouri baseball team has proved anything through two games of its first Big 12 Conference series, it’s that it doesn’t have an ace among the starting rotation.
A closer look at how Mid-Mo. collegians are faring
By RUS BAER
of the Tribune’s staff
In an effort to keep the hurt feelings and paranoia to a minimum, let’s branch off the high school scene this week and check out how some area athletes fared in college during the winter sports season.
MU’s Melnychuk All-American on platform
By the Tribune’s staff
Missouri’s Kendra Melnychuk followed Friday’s 11th-place 3-meter finish with 10th-place showing in yesterday’s platform diving competition in the NCAA Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships in Columbus, Ohio, to earn her second All-American honor in as many days.
Cowgirls advance
after ugly victory
The Associated Press
There’s more to Oklahoma State than Andrea Riley. A lot more, as it turns out.
’09 draft already in sights of duo
By DAVE MATTER
of the Tribune’s staff
If you’re an NFL team rummaging the college market for the next great tight end or safety, next month’s draft isn’t considered particularly loaded with players at those positions.
A clean slate for Tigers
By KEENER TIPPIN of the Tribune’s staff
Stacy Delaney did a good job of
concealing the eggs she hid in the Missouri softball team’s bullpen yesterday
from kids participating in the team’s Easter egg hunt. So good she had to give
clues as to where to find them.
OUTDOORS
The pelicans are coming
By BILL CLARK Special to the Tribune
Any day now, the American white pelican should appear in Mid-Missouri en route from its wintering area on the Gulf Coast of the United States and Mexico to its breeding grounds from the Dakotas and Minnesota to the lakes of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Predators not the only problem causing poor quail hunting
By SPENCER E. TURNER Special to the Tribune
Quail hunting over the last few years has been less than stellar (read extremely poor) in most areas of Missouri.
