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Steeled for Ironman
Tyl Sadoff and Jess Gilhorn never minded the conditioning: the laps, the line drills, the wind sprints, the timed runs. Both were tireless and tenacious competitors in high school and college - Sadoff in basketball and soccer at Merion Mercy and basketball at the University of Hartford, Gilhorn in field hockey and lacrosse at Central Bucks West and Penn. Energy and endurance, combined with skill and savvy, propelled them to elite status in their sports.
By Ira Josephs / Inquirer Suburban Staff
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Temple team is truly all-world
During a typical women's volleyball practice at Temple University five years ago, coach Bob Bertucci would ask players if they understood his explanation of a drill before they tried it. Two players - one from Bulgaria, the other from Albania - nodded their heads.
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By Shannon Ryan,
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Sports in Brief | Charge defender added to U.S. team
April Heinrichs, coach of the U.S. women's national soccer team, yesterday added Charge defender Jenny Benson to the roster for the 2002 Gold Cup, which will start Sunday in Pasadena, Calif.
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Spain aims for sixth Fed Cup title
Spain boasts veteran players and home-court advantage as it goes for its sixth Fed Cup title starting Wednesday in the Canary Islands.
DANIEL WOOLLS / Associated Press Writer
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Pak wins Nine Bridges Classic
Se Ri Pak struggled more with the pressure of playing in her homeland than she did with the cold and windy conditions at the Nine Bridges Classic.
SOO-JEONG LEE / Associated Press Writer
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