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9. April 2011 | 10:11

Pat’s Run still going strong at seven years

Heat Index: Pat’s Run was born in a brewhouse in honor of the late Pat Tillman and became a phenomenon. The 7th annual event is poised to attract 28,000 runners. (News Source: The Arizona Republic - 17:55:53)

Pat’s Run still going strong after seven years

It started over beers at a BJ’s Brewhouse in Chandler in the summer of 2004 when three guys put their heads together hoping to honor Pat Tillman and maybe raise a little money for a newly formed foundation. Alex Garwood, Tillman’s brother-in-law and the first executive director of the Pat Tillman Foundation, was there along with Perry Edinger, head athletic trainer at Arizona State during … (News Source: The Arizona Republic - 03:50:27)

Team Willpower: Father-son team push to inspire

There are certain moments in life that will forever change the way you think, act and go about your daily life. Martinez resident Peter Mulders experiences a medley of those moments every time he goes for a run with his 12-year-old son Will. The father-son workout is not the typical exercise routine one normally encounters on a trail, and that is exactly why they continue to run - to inspire … (News Source: Martinez News-Gazette - 01:43:54)

Payson mom primed for Pat’s Run

Decades of hard core running experience will buoy Carolyn Fruth when she bursts off the starting line of Pat’s Run and charges over the 4.2-mile Tempe course that wraps up on the 42-yard line in Sun Devil Stadium. (News Source: Payson Roundup - 19:21:09)

Duck Softball: 7th inning homer lifts ASU over Oregon

After blanking the nation’s top scoring team through six innings, the No. 15 University of Oregon softball team (29-7, 1-3) dropped its Pac-10 home series to opener to No. 3 Arizona State (36-3, 3-1) after giving up a two-run seventh-inning home run. (News Source: KVAL Eugene - 04:45:55)

Softball. Escobedo and Boyd’s Heroics Lead No. 3 Softball Over No. 16 Oregon

In a gritty pitchers duel the No. 3 Sun Devil Softball team emerged the victor as Katelyn Boyd hit a two run home run to make the difference in Dallas EscobedoÃ•s one-hit gem Friday night as they topped the No. 16 Oregon Ducks 2-0 to move to 36-3 overall on the year and 3-1 in Pac-10 play as Oregon falls to 29-7 and -1-3 in conference play with Escobedo moving to 18-2 on the year. (News Source: Arizona State Sun Devils - 04:51:52)

Updated 4/9/2011

Beavers Defeat No. 5 Wildcats in Series Opener CORVALLIS, Ore. - Sophomore starting pitcher Tina Andreana pitched a one run gem Friday afternoon as the Beavers defeated the No. 5 (USA Softball) Arizona Wildcats by a final score of 3-1 in front of a season high crowd of 453. (News Source: Pac 10 - 05:33:52)

Baseball. #5 Baseball Picks Up 10-5 Win Over Arizona

Thanks to some clutch hitting by Deven Marrero and Matt Newman, Arizona State beat the Arizona Wildcats 10-5 on Tuesday night in Tucson. With the non-conference win, Arizona State improves to 22-6 on the year. (News Source: Arizona State Sun Devils - 05:06:52)

Shop giving away shirts to counter Dove World’s message

Dragonfly Graphics will give away shirts that read “Love not Dove” tonight from 5 to 9 until the supply runs out. (News Source: The Gainesville Sun - 18:43:20)

Men’s Track Looks to Continue Good Form in the Outdoor Season

This past indoor season the CCSU men’s track team finished an amazing cinderella run to cap off the season with an NEC Championship; the first in program history. (News Source: The Recorder - 21:32:43)

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