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RINGWOOD’S Big V Division 2 women’s team locked up top spot on the ladder last week following a 66-46 demolition of Blackburn on Saturday night before backing-up with a 64-62 win over Keilor.

The win over Keilor last Sunday afternoon saw the Lady Hawks claim the Neighbourhood Watch trophy in what may well be a dress rehearsal for the first week of the finals.
Both teams were backing-up from a game the night before and the contest was a tough finals-like arm-wrestle from the start. Neither team was able to lead by more than six points all day while there were 18 lead-changes and scores were tied four times in a game befitting a trophy battle.
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This Sunday, June 1, the Greater Georgetown Jaycees will host the Junior Champ Day for 5 to 11 year olds at 1pm at the Penn Brook School in Georgetown, MA. During this day of family fun children can participate is competitions including running, long jumping, throwing baseballs, dribbling soccer balls and shooting basketballs. No matter the place of finish, each child will receive a trophy at the end of the day!

The Jaycees provide funding every year for the over $1,200 spent on trophies for this annual tradition!

The Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame announced the finalists in the competition for the state’s best basketball players on Monday.

Mississippi State teammates Jamont Gordon and Charles Rhodes and Ole Miss’ Dwayne Curtis are the finalists for the Howell Trophy. This trophy is given to the best men’s player in Mississippi.

The trophy, sponsored by Cellular South, is named after Bailey Howell, a former All-American at Mississippi State and a six-time NBA All-Star.

Jennifer Rushing of Delta State, Pauline Love of Southern Miss and Shawn Goff of Ole Miss are the finalists for the Gillom Trophy, which goes to the best female player in the state. The trophy is named for former Ole Miss standout Peggie Gillom.

The trophies will be presented next Monday at the BancorpSouth Conference Center in Tupelo.

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Pennsylvania athletes brought home several trophies and medals over the past week

Local fans were riveted to Friday night’s Class AAA matchup between Steel-High and Susquehanna Twp., an unusual championship game pairing two teams from the same area.

Only one team takes home the trophy, however, and Steel-High added yet more hardware to the school’s trophy case.

The same day, the Central Dauphin girls gave the school its first state basketball championship by coming from behind in the second half to beat Mount Lebanon for the AAAA, or large-school, title.

As Central Dauphin and Steel-High paraded championship trophies around Penn State’s Bryce Jordan Center, East Pennsboro’s Leah Gingrich spent Friday and Saturday setting two state swimming records in winning Class AA gold medals in the 200-yard individual medley and the 500-yard freestyle at Bucknell University.

Gingrich wasn’t the only local swimmer to make a big splash during the four days at Kinney Natatorium. Hershey’s Katie Nolan was named the outstanding swimmer in the girls AAA meet by taking two individual gold medals in the 100-yard butterfly (in state record time) and 100-yard free, and earning a third with teammates Erica Rapp, Katelyn Miller and Jordan Liedholm in the 400-free relay.

Younger brother David Nolan added to the family mantel with a boys AA gold in the 200-yard IM. A fourth area swimmer, Cumberland Valley’s Steven Gasparini, captured gold in the boys AAA 200 IM.

These performances came a week after Central Dauphin won the AAA state team wrestling championship at the Giant Center.

Congratulations to all of the Pennsylvania trophy and medal winners!

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Trophies News spotlights the Goat Trophy college basketball rivalry

Minnesota - St. Olaf College and Carleton College played the first of two games this season to determine if the Knights can maintain possession of the famed Goat Trophy. St. Olaf was the winner of last night’s game, beating Carleton by just 1 point (final score 61-60).

HISTORY OF THE GOAT TROPHY

• In 1914, Endre Anderson, a St. Olaf student (and later Oles coach) fashioned a makeshift goat out of a chair and hung it from the rafters of the St. Olaf gym. He was trying to “get the goat” of the Carleton players. Carleton won that game and claimed the Goat as a trophy. The two teams have traded the “Goat” ever since.

• The team not in possession of the Goat Trophy must be sweep the season series in order to wrest control away from the other team.

• After earning of the “Goat” with two wins in 1958, St. Olaf maintained possession of the trophy until 1989-90 when Carleton prevailed in a pair of close contests. The trophy has resided with Carleton every year since, except the 2002-03 season when the Oles pulled out a pair of overtime victories.

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Washington, Missouri team wins tournament trophy

Junior guard Michael Dempsey raised the golden basketball trophy above his head and screamed in a moment of joy.

Dempsey’s team, the Knights, had just completed its 51-46 victory in the championship game of the Washington Tournament against the Blue Jays. Led by Dempsey’s 14 points, they won the tournament trophy for the 10th time in its 37-year history.

Afterward, the Knights celebrated by posing for pictures with their trophy on the home court of their rival.

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Basketball Trophies for High School champs

Thirteen area schools are competing this week for championship basketball trophies during the East Central Community College’s annual high school basketball tournament.

Winners of the women’s Monday and Tuesday games will advance to play today and remaining teams will play on Friday. The championship is set for Saturday at 7 p.m.

The men’s part of the tournament tipped off Monday. No. 2 seed Forest Bearcats received a bye for the first round and will play the winner of No. 10 seed Neshoba Central v. No. 7 seed Southeast Lauderdale today at 5:30 p.m. in the BW gym.

Like the women’s brackets, winners will advance to the semi-finals on Friday with losers bracket played next Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoon. The men’s championship is set for next Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in the BW gym.

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Crown Awards  is offering cash prizes and trophies to the winners of the “Show Us Your Trophy” video contest.

Here are the contest details on YouTube:

“Show Us Your Trophy” contest  - Crown Awards wants you to show us your trophy. Actually, we want you to show it…to the world!

Ever win an award that you’re really proud of (or, not)? Just shoot a short video describing your award-winning experience and you’ll be entered into the contest. How did you win that chili cook-off medal, bowling trophy, scout badge, or employee-of-the-month plaque? Share it and you might win a prize

1 First Prize: $500 cash + a trophy engraved with your name!
5 Runner-up Prizes: $25 cash + a trophy engraved with your name!

Submit videos to: http://www.youtube.com/group/trophies

Contest ends 12/31/07 - Official Contest Rules: http://www.crownawards.com/CrownContest.html

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