Manheim Twp.'s Ali Quinn (10) puts up a three point shot against Twin Valley during first half action of the Manheim Twp. Holiday Tournament Championship game at Manheim Twp. High School Monday December 30, 2019.
For Manheim Township's girls basketball team, Saturday's nonleague game at Lampeter-Strasburg was all about building more momentum.
Playing for the third time in as many days, the Blue Streaks didn't have quite as much pep in their steps as usual. But they got the job done and kept the mo going.
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Am I Hot Enough to Vote for Bernie Sanders?
Imagine you’re in a crowded room with famously hot people Cardi B and Ariana Grande. Suddenly Miley Cyrus walks in, accompanied by equally beautiful and brilliant performers Lil Yachty and Willow Smith. International sex symbol Emily Ratajkowski is over in the corner, chatting with Mark Ruffalo and Dave Bautista. The impossibly good-looking comedian Rob Delaney is joking around with Prabal Gurung.
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To raise money for the campaign, a viral movement would need to be started, like a “Sexy Cop Calendar,” but paperless, online, and probably devoid of cops. The call to action was simple: on January 24, “Post a selfie with the hashtag #HotGirlsForBernie” to “join forces with our reply guys and hot girls around the country to get Bernie Sanders elected.” To be clear: “You are hot if you support Bernie.
THURSDAY SCHOLASTICS: Hot start turns cold for Panthers; LH girls topped by Hand; Martinez
Sparked by nine points from junior guard Wallica Bailey, the Panthers bolted to a 15-4 lead on visiting South Windsor.
Then came the second quarter and the picture changed irreversibly. The Bobcats outscored Platt 20-4 and went on to a 61-38 CCC interdivisional victory.
Scoring depth told the story here. Bailey finished with 17 points for Platt and Ja'lexia West had 11 — essentially matching the production of South Windsor leading scorers Maria Galley (17) and Jasmine Ramirez (13).
Hometeam: Algonquin girls' track team rides hot streak - News - telegram.com - Worcester, MA
Since a competitive season-opening loss to perennial power Wachusett, the Algonquin girls have won three straight dual meets heading into Saturday’s Mid-Wach A league meet at Fitchburg High.
“I’m enjoying it,” said Tomahawks first-year coach Patrick Galvin, who succeeded Ken Morin. “It’s fun to be there for them and watching their development and see how they progress.”
Algonquin dropped a 49-42 decision to the Mountaineers but won its last three dual meets by an average of nearly 45 points.
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CEDAR FALLS — Seventh-ranked Cedar Falls was short-handed Friday, but the hands the Tigers had available couldn't have been much hotter.
Cedar Falls had six players make at least two 3-pointers and made 14 total en route to a 67-58 win over No. 8 Waterloo West in Mississippi Valley Conference girls' basketball action.
"That is what we had to do," Cedar Falls head coach Gregg Groen said. "Waterloo West is one of the better teams in the state and a match-up problem for us in a lot of different areas. We knew we were going to have to shoot the ball well from the outside just to have the opportunity to win the game."
Seaman girls start hot, roll into Capital City Classic title game with 62-34 rout of SM East -
Whatever ailed Seaman’s girls during the first half of Thursday’s opener at the Capital City Classic, the Vikings remedied in a big way Friday.
After struggling to put one-win Shawnee Mission North away in Thursday’s tourney opener — trailing at the end of the first quarter and leading by just four at halftime — Seaman lowered the boom on a much better Shawnee Mission East team in Friday’s tournament semifinals.
Dogs, 'hot girls' and dark humor: a week on the US campaign trail
Washington (AFP) - Beautiful women mustering for Bernie Sanders, Michael Bloomberg not knowing how to stroke a dog properly, Joe Biden joking about his own mortality and Andrew Yang wanting to change the NBA logo: a few of the offbeat highlights from a week on the US campaign trail.
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The hashtag #HotGirlsForBernie" was trending on Twitter Friday as attractive women posted selfies alongside explanations as to why they support the progressive presidential hopeful, whose followers have previously been better known as "Bernie Bros."
Girls Hoops: Hamilton stays hot with win over New York Mills | Sports | oneidadispatch.com
Hamilton 68, New York Mills 35 — Hamilton extended its win streak to eight in a row with a road win over New York Mills. Emma Basher netted 23 points to lead the Emerald Knights in the victory, and teammate Kyleigh Pearson added her second straight double-double with 10 points and 10 boards. Lauren Rodriguez chipped in with 13 points for state-ranked No. 10 Hamilton.
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Hamilton (15-1): Ashley La Ruffa 2, Lauren Rodriguez 13, Emma Basher 23, Beth Belanger 9, Ella Kenyon 8, Kyleigh Pearson 10, Brooke Speer 3.
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