10 April, 2010 (18:58) | Athletics News | By: Chino
Athletes are not only for athletics, they also have a huge potential in being hired in a business interview or being promoted in a company. A sales guru, Jeffrey Gitomer said that his employees who play sports are the one who performs best.
I agree to Gitomer. Being an athlete you have certain qualities that give you advantage from other co-employees. The following are personal observations:
?athletes know the sense of teamwork
?they are goal oriented people
?they have proper motivation in finishing a task
?they apply strategies to be more effective

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10 March, 2010 (13:01) | Athletics News | By: Chino
The Bears would not go quietly in game two. They jumped on the board early with a leadoff double from Kevin Rawls and a single from Chris Davis, taking an early 1-0 lead. They would get another in the fourth thanks to a double from ex-Bulldog Jonathan Yerby, who then advanced to third after a walk and a hit batter and scored on a wild pitch from Alan Knotts to make it 2-0. Lorio and Richard would hold off the Bears in the eighth and ninth with some help from catcher Matt Combs, who nailed a would-be base stealer in the ninth to keep the tying run from getting into scoring position and sealing the victory.
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10 February, 2010 (18:54) | Information | By: Chino
Being an athlete requires time, effort, money and sweat. People do not become athletes overnight. There is a need for training, conditioning and practicing.
The following are the basic requirements for athletes:
?Time ? for practice, training, contest participation, seminars
?Money ? for comfortable outfit, protective gears, healthy food
?Optimistic Mind ? for self-growth and self-confidence
Being an athlete is very costly. But if y
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10 January, 2010 (13:10) | Athletics News | By: Chino
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TEXAS A&M CC 6, NSU 5: At Corpus Christi, Texas, Texas A&M Corpus Christi completed the three game Southland Conference series sweep of Northwestern State on Sunday with a victory. Corpus Christi (12-11, 5-4 SLC) answered with four runs in the bottom of the first inning. The Islanders then added single runs in the second and third inning.
The Demons responded by scoring two runs in the second inning. Stech grounded out to the right side with the bases loaded to score sophomore Randi Stuard, who singled to open both the first and second innings.
Freshman Sara Dornelas (3-14) was tagged with the loss, allowing six runs, five earned, on six hits. She struck out four while walking just two.
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15 December, 2009 (06:01) | Athletics News | By: Chino
Practice has started and a veil of silence is lifting at Montlake JR Hasty and EJ Savannah both enter Spring on double secret probation which means they have some extra work to do to satisfy Coach Willingham before they hit the field  They may not have adhered to the Winter conditioning program among other things. but neither of them are officially kicked off the team.
10 November, 2009 (06:00) | Athletics News | By: Chino
The excitement is on Washington Sports.  Even just the practice of the football team is prioritized against seeing or listening to Dalai Lama’s presentation.  Listening to Dalai Lama could have benefited them, but some don’t want to miss a thing.  For the football enthusiast, this would rather worth their time.
11 October, 2009 (13:04) | Athletics News, Different Athletes | By: Chino
 Tyler Bray started LC’s game-winning rally with a two-out single. He moved to second on a single by Cole Bishop and scored on a short single to center by freshman catcher Anthony Benoit. A good throw likely would have gotten Bray at the plate, but the center fielder’s throw was up the line, allowing Bray to score easily.
“We’re not going to out-fancy anybody,” Byrnes said. “We have to beat you by doing all the little things.”
Dustin Tubre (1-1) was the winning pitcher for LC, allowing a run over the last two innings. Tim Flasik (0-2) was tagged with the loss for the second consecutive game. Flasik allowed one run over two innings of relief work.
“We used a lot of pitchers today and they threw a lot of pitchers,” Byrnes said. “We walked more (eight) than we wanted but the guys hung tough.”
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11 September, 2009 (12:58) | Athletics News | By: Chino
Patrick Thomas continued his streak of hitting well when his brother, Drew, is in the startin lineup by smacking a pair of base hits in game two and scoring a run. Albie Goulder was the hero in game one, accounting for all three Tech runs with a hit by pitch to score Cobb in the first, a solo home run in the third and another run scored on a fake steal attempt in the fifth inning. Jericho Jones (2-1) pitched 5.1 solid innings, allowing only three hits while striking out a pair. Jamey Bradshaw got his first career save in the seven-inning opening game, with 1.2 innings of scoreless relief.(Source:The news star)
27 August, 2009 (18:39) | Athletics News | By: Chino
Ever since, when referred to athletics, usually we immediately can think of sports events having played by males. But nowadays, females can do what males do. But what’s behind the issue of athletes having gender change?
Yvonne Buschbaum was one of the athletes who preferred to have a sex change. She claimed that she experienced mental imbalance. She doesn’t want anymore to live in a woman’s body but still feeling like a man.
Decisions like this in athletics are not unusual. For me, what matters is their dedication in what they do. As long as they can do their passion, there’s nothing wrong right? They’re indeed inspiring individuals.
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27 July, 2009 (18:26) | Athletics Health Issue | By: Chino
What comes to your mind when you hear athlete’s foot? For me, I define athlete’s foot as a foot that is stinky. I only assume its meaning because I imagined what the foot of athletes is. So I arrived to the idea that having an athlete’s foot is having a stinky foot. But I am definitely wrong!
Athlete’s foot is a common infection in skin. It is called athlete’s foot because athletes are the ones who usually have this. But this is not exclusive only for athletes; anyone of us can have this especially those who often wear shoes and having wet feet.
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