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College Notes: West's Sears earns honors

Calvin senior libero Kelsey Sears (Traverse City) has been named a third-team All-American by the American Volleyball Coaches Association. (Plus more on college athletes from the region.)....more>>

  • Glass, Penn State are favorites to 3-peat
    The Penn State women's volleyball squad, playing in quaint but stuffy Rec Hall, has won 92 straight games -- tied for the second-longest streak in NCAA Division I team sports.

  • U-M coach: 'It's hard to get back'
    With a veteran cast returning, expectations are high for a University of Michigan softball team that reached the college World Series last spring.

  • Townsend doesnt regret decision to leave early
    Like Traverse City St. Francis football star Max Bullough hopes will help him, a semester head start helped propel Casey Townsend to a prominent role on a national championship team in the Maryland soccer program last year.

  • Townsend doesn't regret early college start
    It doesn't seem like much at first glance, but those extra few months can be a massive boon for a college player. Like Traverse City St. Francis football star Max Bullough hopes it will help him, a semester head start helped propel Casey Townsend to a prominent role on a national championship team in the Maryland soccer program last year.

  • Izzo keeps eye on Suttons Bay's Anderson
    Dwaun Anderson had an interested observer at a workout Monday night. Michigan State basketball coach Tom Izzo was in Suttons Bay to watch the 6-foot-4 junior. Izzo is taking a serious look at Anderson, who averaged 20 points, 4.5 rebounds and 4 assists last season.

  • Kueny up by four at Women's Open
    Whitehall's Laura Kueny shot an opening round 6-under 66 Monday to grab a four-shot lead in the Michigan PGA Women's Open at Crystal Mountain Resort.

  • Merchant to assist U.S. basketball team
    Suzy Merchant will represent the United States this summer. The Michigan State women's basketball coach and Traverse City native was named an assistant coach for the U.S. Women's World University team.

  • Hectic summer awaits Leland's Glass
    Alisha Glass, and her Penn State teammates, depart for Brazil in May once school is out for two weeks of international volleyball competition. In June, the All-American will return home and work as an instructor at the Northwest Michigan Girls Volleyball Camp at Leland High School.

  • What will it take for MSU to upset?
    Record-Eagle sports writers share their takes on what Michigan State must do to upset North Carolina. Dennis Chase: Look for the unsung hero; James Cook: Exploit a matchup, again; Mike Eckert: Avoid the early knockout.

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