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BC women find second wind Boston Globe
The Boston College women's basketball team was hoping to get back on track last night after being upset by Vermont in the Rhode Island Tournament last weekend.
BC's Brown Overcomes Stage Fright Hartford Courant
Ayla Brown grew up in Wrentham, Mass., and had wanted to play for Boston College since she was 12. In her debut this fall as a freshman, she missed two breakaway layups and air-balled a free throw during a scrimmage.
Vermont women knock off No. 22 BC The Burlington Free Press
Published: Sunday, November 26, 2006 NORTH KINGSTON, R.I. -- Anything the University of Vermont men's team can do, so can the Catamount women's hoop squad.
BC women stay perfect with ease Boston Globe
On paper, the matchup looked so unbalanced. The Boston College women's basketball team, which has made three appearances in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament in the last four years, was hosting North Carolina Central University, a team with one senior and no player taller than 6 feet.
Off and running The Heights
If you take a look at the box score from Boston College's first game of the 2006-2007 season against Sacred Heart, you'd see one familiar statistics line - that of senior center Kathrin Ress. Ress had her usual share of points and rebounds, 16 and 12 respectively to be exact, playing a large part in the Eagles' strong play on both sides of the floor.
Il rapporto critico Ue sulla Turchia CittadinoLex
Progressi ancora limitati nel processo di adattamento della Turchia agli standard dell'Unione europea.
European statistics prove Scotland is still in an unhealthy position The Scotsman
SCOTS are more likely to die of cancer than Israelis, have twice the number of GPs compared with Slovakia and undergo more abortions than the Germans, a database revealed yesterday.