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Sports

Five more head to trials

by Kent Erdahl
Published July 6, 2004

Minnesota juniors Karl Erickson, Travis Brandstatter and Trent Riter have secured spots alongside former Gophers Adam Steele and Mitch Potter at the U.S. Olympic Trials this week. Erickson will participate...

Stearns sets record; vaults toward Olympic Trials

by Dan Miller
Published June 30, 2004
Track and Field

Utah takes Humphries at No. 14

Published June 30, 2004
NBA Draft

NBA, NHL to draft former, future Gophers

by Dan Miller
Published June 23, 2004

Unlike a year ago, the 2004 National Basketball Association draft doesn't have a player being praised as the "next Michael Jordan." But it does have a bunch of teenagers who think they are. There are 31...

Roche runs Grandma’s, qualifies for Boston

by Dan Miller
Published June 23, 2004

Melissa Roche went to bed early Friday night before competing in the 2004 Grandma's Marathon in Duluth, Minn. Roche, an All-American member of Minnesota's rowing team, went into the race only weeks after...

Freshman helps runner-up relay at NCAAs

by Kent Erdahl
Published June 16, 2004

At last summer's NCAA Championships, Adam Steele and Mitch Potter raced each other into the national spotlight with first- and third-place finishes in the 400 meters. During this year's championships in...

Ballard signs with Coyotes

by Dan Miller
Published June 16, 2004
He will forgo his senior season with the Gophers hockey team.

Mitchell splashes into 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials

by Dan Miller
Published June 16, 2004
This story is the first in a summer-long series focusing on Minnesota athletes aspiring to compete in the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece.

Perkins’ boyhood dream comes true: drafted by Twins in first round

by Kent Erdahl
Published June 16, 2004
The Minnesota Twins selected the Stillwater native with the 22nd overall pick.

Report reveals NCAA student-athlete gambling

Published June 7, 2004
Division I athletes are least likely to bet on college sports.

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