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STOCKTON – Sutter Gould Medical Foundation recently broke ground on its latest project to improve service to Stockton area patients.
The new clinic, a three-story, 64,000 square foot medical office building, will serve as the offices for Gould Medical Group's Stockton physicians. Physician services will include family practice, internal medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, and endocrinology.
The project, at the corner of W. Hammer Lane and Don Avenue, will allow Gould physicians to relocate from their current offices throughout Stockton. Completion of construction is scheduled for summer 2006.
"I fully believe this next phase in our growth in Stockton will provide a more comprehensive environment of medical services to our community," said James Conforti, Sutter Gould Medical Foundation chief executive officer. "Our physicians have always provided excellent care to their patients. With the additional resources this facility will bring, our patients will continue to receive the latest and most comprehensive services available."
The medical office building will be equipped with new health technology features. EPIC, Sutter Gould Medical Foundation's electronic medical record's system, allows Gould physicians to access a patient's medical record instantly to review lab results, prior physician visits, and prescription histories. The computer resources at the physician's fingertips also include PACS, a filmless picture archiving and communications system that allows Gould radiologists to share digital images and diagnoses instead of shipping X-ray film between locations. Expanded lab and imaging services, including CT and MRI, will also be available for the convenience of Gould's patients.
"We are excited about having a facility to service our patients in one location," said David Eibling, M.D., a long-time Stockton OB/Gyn and one of Gould Medical Group's physician leaders in Stockton. "Speaking for all our physicians, I believe this new facility will help us to continue to meet the needs and expectations of our patients."
In addition to the new medical office building, Sutter Gould Medical Foundation has care centers located throughout Stanislaus and San Joaquin counties. Sutter Gould Medical Foundation is part of Sutter Health, one of the nation's leading not-for-profit networks of community-based health care providers, delivering high quality care in more than 100 Northern California communities. Sutter Health supports more than two dozen locally-run acute care hospitals, physician training programs, medical research facilities, and region-wide home health, hospice and occupational health services.

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Even after that, Monteilh managed to coax another $15,000 from Danielle, a good-faith showing on her part that would smooth the way for her to double her rate of return and be paid $91,000 by that weekend. That never happened. Just as before, Monteilh apologized and promised her the money was on its way. Once again, he failed to deliver the cash, and Danielle realized he'd bilked her of $54,256 that she'd never see again. She called the Irvine Police Department, but the detective who took her call told her that she had no more legal standing against Monteilh than a person who gave a drug dealer money but was never delivered the drugs.
Danielle also posted a complaint against Monteilh on the Internet, detailing his fraud and accusing him by name. One person who read the post was "Carla"—which is not her real name—a previous Monteilh victim. She had met Monteilh in February 2006 at Twin Towers Fitness in Irvine. "We actually started dating," she says. "He was actually the worst lay of my life, not very romantic. If it wasn't for the money I gave him, I never would have kept dating him. But I was stuck." Just as Monteilh later did with Danielle, he introduced himself as a fitness consultant who was looking for an investor who wanted to earn massive profits. Between February and August, Carla gave Monteilh a total of just more than $100,000—and never received a single penny in return. She even bought Monteilh a Samsung plasma flat-screen television, which Monteilh said he'd give to the president of the "pharmaceutical cartel" in a bid to ensure she'd receive even more money in return for her investment.
"When I met him, he was driving an old Lexus sedan," she says. "After I gave him about $20,000, he purchased another car, a new Chrysler 300. After a few months, he was making all these excuses about why I couldn't get paid. He would always talk about this money being invested in other countries at a high rate of interest and that his phone calls were being monitored. He had me living in fear that if I said anything to anyone, it would interfere with my payout."
Monteilh told Carla he was involved with Eastern European businessmen who he often had to meet early in the morning, which was why he never spent the night at her apartment. "Obviously, I didn't know he was married," she says. (By his own admission, Monteilh was indeed married at that time.) Carla found out about his wife only after she read Danielle's Internet post and realized she wasn't the only person Monteilh had conned. Together, she and Danielle hired a private investigator, who told them about Monteilh's marital status and the fact that he'd served prison time for writing bad checks. "Looking back, I feel stupid, but the man was so good at manipulating," Carla concludes. "This gentleman is extremely good at what he does and can actually convince you to believe anything he says."
In January 2007, after hearing each other's horror stories about Monteilh, both Carla and Danielle walked into the Irvine Police Department's headquarters, determined to find someone who would listen to them. They met with Sergeant Terry Head and Detective Ronald Carr, who promised to follow up on their accusations. Carr has since retired and could not be located; the police department refused to make either officer available for an interview.
But a September 2007 police report obtained by the Weekly shows that Carr questioned Monteilh about the two women at his house. "The first thing I noticed was a large-screen Samsung plasma television mounted on the wall of the living area," Carr wrote. When Carr asked Monteilh about Carla, he claimed she had made up lies about him because of their "dating relationship." Monteilh's wife was in the room, and when Carr asked her if she knew Monteilh was dating other women, she said she "knew everything about him." Monteilh denied any wrongdoing, but Carr left the house determined to see him put behind bars for numerous counts of grand theft. "Based on this investigation," he wrote, "I am requesting an arrest warrant for Craig Frederick Monteilh."
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By the time Carr's grand-theft investigation brought him to Monteilh's house in Irvine, the target of his probe had already received tens of thousands of dollars in payments from the FBI in return for spying on mosques. At least, that's how much Monteilh conservatively estimates the FBI paid him from early 2006 through late 2007, when Carr's investigation sent him back to state prison. Monteilh claims his work as an informant actually began with his first stint behind bars in 2002, when he spent a year at Chino State Prison for writing bad checks.
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The weather forecast calls for a nice day today, with a sunny sky and a high of 65 degrees, but the workweek will get off to a wet start beginning tonight, according to the National Weather Service.
A cold front will move into the area tonight, with rain expected ahead of the front, according to meteorologist Bruce Cherry.
The front will stall just offshore while some low pressure develops in the Gulf of Mexico before moving toward the Carolinas, Cherry said.
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There is still "discrepancy" regarding how much rain Aiken will see, Cherry said, adding that one model predicts "an inch or so" and another model predicts more than 2.5 inches. Right now, 1 to 2 inches isn't outside the realm of possibility, he said.
Augusta Regional Airport saw 3.08 inches of rain between Thursday and Friday, and Daniel Field saw 3.21 inches during the same two days, Cherry said.
Even with that rainfall, Augusta Regional is 1.39 inches below normal for this time of year, and Daniel Field is 1.01 inches below normal, as well.
Temperatures will take a dip this week, with highs in the mid-60s today, the upper 60s on Monday, and cooling off to about 60 for Tuesday and Wednesday. Overnight lows will be in the mid-50s tonight, then dip into the upper 40s on Tuesday night.
Moving from Thursday into Friday, highs will be in the mid-60s with overnight lows in the upper 30s, according to Cherry. High pressure building across the area Thursday and Friday will provide dry weather.
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Veteran full-back Adam Drury believes attacking ambition is what has made Norwich City's Premier League return more successful than their efforts in 2004-05.
Drury was Canaries captain as Nigel Worthington's men earned the second-tier title eight years ago, but City slipped out of the top flight after just 12 months at English football's top table.
This time around, the 33-year-old has played his part in ensuring Norwich will enjoy successive Premier League campaigns – and all secured during his testimonial season marking more than 10 years of service at Carrow Road.
And the left-back is clear on why Paul Lambert's squad have been so successful in recent years, and what has set them apart from what happened last time out in the top flight.
"It is a tight knit of lads, especially this season and that's the reason we have done so well," said Drury. "The team bonding and the unit we have got has been fantastic.
"Maybe this time we're a bit more attacking as well. We go out to win every game this time, whereas maybe before we would try to contain teams and thought, 'Right – don't get beat'.
"This time we go into every game thinking we can win it, no matter who we are playing. You have got to have no fear and the manager sets us out like that. Whoever we play, he sets us out with an attacking mindset and we take the game to them, it's as simple as that. You go and win, that's what it's all about."
The Canaries' campaign is set to last a bit longer than some, with Drury's testimonial match against Celtic at Carrow Road taking place on May 22 – nine days after City's Premier League finalé at home to Aston Villa.
"The lads have been giving me a bit of stick about that so it's gone down well, but they'll get a good present out of it," Drury told Goals on Sunday.
"It's been fantastic so far, how far we have come this season and what we've done has been brilliant. And with a testimonial at the end, it tops it off nicely.
"The older lads, when I was young were telling me to enjoy it – and I'm now the older one telling the younger lads to enjoy it and telling the stories of going up and things like that.
"It has been a roller-coaster at times but I've thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it. There are a lot of worse places you can be, that's for sure.
"We had a bit of a turnaround at one stage, where in two or three years the manager changed two or three times and that never helps. The players changed all the time at one point two, where we had about 10 loans during the season and you never get a settled side and don't get to know any of the lads, and that makes it really difficult."
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It's tempting to be flippant and say, "*only* form of defence", but who can really complain about this approach after two promotions and an entertaining season in the Premier League? Now it's time to mature into a consistently performing side at this level by conceding fewer goals and scoring more goals on a regular basis, while still entertaining the fans. Not an easy task, but not beyond us. We only need to halve the 'goals against' and double the 'goals for' to be up there with the Manchester clubs next season!
Thursday, April 26, 2012
On the other hand - one more of "not getting beat" would have made us mathematically safe
Thursday, April 26, 2012
I don't read that as being a description of Norwich, B Inners, just a comment of the position City find themselves in, considering everything that AD has witnessed over his 10 seasons with us. That said, I did see him out shopping with his son, who was dressed in full Chelsea kit!
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Pot kettle Billy Paynter... coming from a fan whose team shipped 5 against Blackpool and 7 (seven) against Forest.
Thursday, April 26, 2012
I would start by learning how to defend first.
Thursday, April 26, 2012
A bit harsh Goldie. I do agree however. A child ought to be allowed to make his own decision regarding which team he or she supports. Support Chelsea live somewhere else, support Norwich stay at home. All choices :-)
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Soglio - it was a full size kit that Drury swappped with Dennis Wise a long tiime ago
Thursday, April 26, 2012
"There are a lot worse place you can be". Hardly a sparkling description of Norwich!
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Adam is a top class defender and well worth a testamonial. He has been a great servant to NCFC and is many of the fans favorite team member. I have enjoyed watching him since his arrival,one of the most consistantly good players. Comments about his son wearing Chelsea kit is pathetic, the commentor obviously hasn't any children or the sad comment would not have been made.
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Adam has indeed been a great player for this club however unfortunately he is now out of his depth if indeed he was ever good enough at this level. If he is given a new contract I will be worried. Never have young legs been needed more at full back and his aren't young. If you want to know why our results have tailed off after Christmas look no further than the team sheet! AD playing equals very few points. Sorry to be negative but it's true. We went down last time with him at full back too.He's a Championship standard player I'm afraid, end of. OTBC ILWT
Friday, April 27, 2012
Goldie, you have read what you wanted to read into my comment. AD has been a top servant to City, though perhaps his son would rather he played elsewhere. Had I seen AD wearing the full Chelski kit, your comment would be valid.
Thursday, April 26, 2012
I fail to understand where all these "whingers" come from, and why they bother to inflict us all with their negative comments. Drury is one of our best players, and has probably got another season in him. I wish him all the best and thank him for his honest football and loyalty to NCFC.
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Over the last few years, South Carolina has gone backwards in so many areas — we're now one of the toughest places in the nation to earn a living and achieve the American dream, while our government has failed on its most basic functions. But one of the places where we are moving forward is in modernizing our state government in an effort to improve accountability.
Last year, I introduced S. 22, a restructuring bill to overhaul and reform South Carolina's legislative and executive branches. I worked across the aisle to ensure the bill speedily passed the Senate with overwhelming bipartisan support. Then it was altered and passed late in the session by the House of Representatives.
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(1) Fast-Food Workers Strike: I posted the other day about the campaign to embarrass McDonald's about its low wages and condescending personal-finance program for its employees. Fast-food workers across the country are also holding one-day strikes for higher pay and for a higher minimum wage. Today's Times has a piece on the strikes, A Day's Strike Seeks to Raise Fast-Food Pay; and Slate had a piece yesterday, Fast-Food Employee Strikes: McDonald's, Wendy's and Other Companies Should Double Their Wages. Walmart workers have also been engaging in work-stoppages; according to Labor Notes (After a Pause, Walmart Strikes Back) Walmart has (illegally) fired some of the strikers.
Our Sept/Oct issue, which is our annual labor issue, will include a feature article by Nicole Aschoff on organizing among low-wage workers, including reporting and analysis on fast-food workers and Walmart workers.
(2) Revolutionizing Ethics: In our May Day post, I nominated Slate's Matt Yglesias for the "Rana Plaza Hall of Shame" for posting shortly after the factory building collapse outside of Dhaka, Bangladesh (when the death toll had reached 87, but not yet 1,000) entitled Different Places Have Different Safety Rules and Thats' Ok. (In our upcoming annual labor issue, John Miller's Up Against the Wall Street Journal column will talk about the aftermath of the Rana Plaza collapse, and why U.S. clothing retailers are (shamefully) not following European retailers in signing on to a binding agreement on safety and wages for clothing factories there.)
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(3) More on Detroit: Our upcoming labor issue will include an interview with economist and deindustrialization expert Barry Bluestone, discussing Detroit's bankruptcy. Here are a couple other items on Detroit that I've come across:
- Dean Baker, In Detroit's Bankruptcy, Contracts Still Matter
- George DeMartino & Ilene Grabel, Fiscal Crises Coming to a City Near You? (viaTriple Crisis)
- Dave Zirin, On Vultures and Red Wings: Billionaire Gets New Sports Arena in Bankrupt Detroit
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ATHENS, Ga--- The No. 4 Georgia women's tennis team downed the No. 22 South Carolina Gamecocks 6-1 on Friday afternoon in its SEC opener.
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"I was really happy that our doubles came out and really set the tone and played fantastic on all three courts," said head coach Jeff Wallace. "I feel like our players have been working extremely hard both in conditioning and practice. We know how important this weekend is for us, and I thought it was a great start."
In singles, 11th-ranked Gullickson was off the court first making quick work of Morgina in a 6-2, 6-2 victory at No. 1 singles. The Bulldogs then extended their lead to 3-0 when Kimbell defeated Andersson 6-2, 6-4. Kimbell improves to 8-2 in her last ten matches. South Carolina claimed its first point of the match when Pereira overcame 69th-ranked Fuller 6-4, 6-3 to draw the score to 3-1. Herring, ranked 56th in the country, then secured Georgia's first SEC victory of the year with a 6-2, 6-3 win over 64th ranked Alawi. The win by Herring pushes her winning streak to four and puts her dual match record to an impressive 11-1 on the year. It was the fourth time that Herring has clinched a match for the Bulldogs this season. At No. 3, Gilchrist overcame a slow start to post a 6-3, 6-3 win over Kanakova. To complete the match, 41st-ranked Kowase fought past Popova by a score of 7-5, 6-4.
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#4 Georgia 6, #22 South Carolina 1
Singles competition
1. #11 Chelsey Gullickson (UG) def. Anya Morgina (SC) 6-2, 6-2
2. #56 Lauren Herring (UG) def. #64 Jaklin Alwai (SC) 6-2, 6-3
3. Nadja Gilchrist (UG) def. Dominika Kanakova (SC) 6-3, 6-3
4. #41 Maho Kowase (UG) def. Katerina Popva (SC) 7-5, 6-4
5. Adriana Pereira (SC) def. #69 Kate Fuller (UG) 6-4, 6-3
6. Lilly Kimbell (UG) def. Josefin Andersson (SC) 6-2, 6-4
Doubles competition
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3. Maho Kowase/Lilly Kimbell (UG) def. Josefin Andersson/Katerina Popva (SC) 8-2
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South Carolina 7-2; National ranking #22
Georgia 11-1; National ranking #4
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A national alert was sent out Wednesday morning to try to find the two children and Gandarilla.
For the last several weeks the family had been living in what's called Whole Family Foster Care in Pemberton, Minnesota.
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Memphis, Shelby County residents get home down payment assistance at Cook Convention Center
Charlotte Sydes shed tears of joy at the Helping Homebuyers Program Friday when she was approved to buy her first home after nearly two decades of wondering if she would ever be an owner.
Sydes, one of 800 participants at the event, said she was ready to sprint back to her apartment from the Cook Convention Center to look at houses online.
"I told my minister I was ready for a house and he told me it was coming," said Sydes, 49, who is single. "I told him I didn't know where it was going to come from, then I came down here. It was easy. I'm so glad I came."
Wells Fargo, United Housing Inc., the City of Memphis and Shelby County Governments organized the trade show-style program, which continues Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. The event is part of a $7.5 million agreement, reached in May, after the city and the county sued Wells Fargo over predatory lending practices.
Linda Davis, program assistant for United Housing Inc., said the corporation is acting as a conservator over $4.5 million earmarked for a down payment assistance program. United Housing officials will decide who gets the assistance, up to $15,000, after applicants attend an eight-hour home buying course.
"This program is good for putting people in a home or helping them renovate their homes so they can move in," Davis said. "The good thing is this is not necessarily for first-time homebuyers."
Leigh Collier, Wells Fargo region president, said that to get qualified for the down payment assistance program, applicants must first be approved for a home loan, which can happen at the convention center.
"If folks have (their tax return, bank statement and pay stub) when they come in it would be a big help," she said. "This is the perfect opportunity to become a homeowner. We have realtors and mortgage counselors here, but most importantly we have the education piece here to teach people about buying a home."
Sydes, a furrier, said she couldn't have hoped for a home if the down payment assistance program weren't in place. She had to live with family members after earlier financial woes, but moved into an apartment five years ago.
"The apartment complex worked with me when I didn't know how I was going to pay rent and I love where I am staying, but it's just something about having your own," she said as she wiped tears from her cheeks. "It's time. I have been wanting my own house since I was in my thirties. Without (down payment assistance) I would've had to move to another apartment and I really didn't want to do that. I wanted a house."
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Kansas City, Mo. - Eight Missouri Southern softball players earned All-MIAA honors as announced by the conference office today.
Senior right fielder Shelby Romines earned second-team honors as an outfielder for a second consecutive year while redshirt freshman Alexah Replogle earned second-team honors at designated player.
In addition to Romines and Replogle, six other Lions earned All-MIAA honorable mention honors at their positions. Senior first baseman Dawn Grass, senior outfielder Chloe Brown, junior catcher Kathryn Goins, sophomore shortstop Michala Wood, sophomore utility/non-pitcher Rachel Harding and freshman outfielder Jessica Castoe round out the honorees.
Starting 53 games on the season, Romines hit .315 from the dish tying for the team lead with 30 runs scored, while ranking second on the club in hits (53), at-bats (168), home runs (6), RBI's (32) and total bases (81). Romines started all 26 MIAA games hitting .353 leading the team in hits (30) while scoring 15 runs and driving in 18 RBI's and slugging .494%. She had a pair of three hit MIAA games at Pittsburg State and at home versus Nebraska-Kearney where she combined to go 6-for-9 with a home run and four RBI's in the two contests. Romines finishes her career at Southern with 15 home runs, tied for fourth in program history, and 96 RBI's, leaving her three shy of reaching the top five in program history.
Making her debut as a Lion this year, Replogle finished fourth on the club hitting .310 appearing in 45 games making 40 starts. She collected 39 hits in 126 at-bats with eight doubles, a triple and a home run scoring 19 runs and driving in 15 RBI's. Playing in 21 MIAA games, Alexah hit .349 with 22 hits and five doubles. She had seven two-hit MIAA games, including going 2-for-4 with a double scoring two runs in a 8-0 win over Lindenwood.
An All-MIAA honorable mention honoree as a sophomore in 2011, Grass earned her second all-conference honor this season as she led the Lions in hitting for the majority of the year. Starting 52 games, she finished second on the club with a .346 batting average leading the team in hits (55), RBI's (33), total bases (84), walks (20), slugging percentage (.528) and on-base percentage (.414). Starting 24 MIAA games, Dawn hit .347 with 25 hits and 20 runs driven in during the conference season. She had a pair of three hit games against Washburn and Pittsburg State going 6-for-9 with two home runs, a double, nine RBI's and scored four runs in the two games. Grass finishes her career at Southern as the all-time leader in program history in home runs (28), second in at-bats (630) and walks (87), third in games played (212) and putouts (1,258), fourth in RBI's (122) and tied for sixth in hits (183).
Brown started 53 games for the Lions leading the team with 170 at-bats while collecting 46 hits on the year for a .271 batting average tying for a team-leading 30 runs scored. The Springdale, Ark., native led Southern with 12 doubles and seven home runs while ranking second with 81 total bases. Starting all 26 MIAA games, Brown scored a team-best 21 runs in those contests while hitting .267 and slugged .444%. She had a pair of strong games against Washburn and Fort Hays State where she combined to hit .500 going 5-for-10 scoring five runs.
Goins appeared in 45 games for the Lions making 40 starts as she hit .269 on the season. Starting 35 games behind the plate, she collected 35 hits in 130 at-bats with eight doubles and a team-high seven home runs. The Van Buren, Ark., native scored 18 runs while driving in 24 RBI's and slugged .492%. She was especially hot in the MIAA season as she hit .338 in 24 MIAA games collecting 26 hits, six doubles, four home runs and totaled a team-best 44 bases. She had eight multi-hit MIAA games, going 3-for-3 with a RBI at Northeastern State on March 15.
Wood appeared in 51 games, starting 50 at shortstop, as she hit .292 from the plate. Second on the club in at-bats with 168, the Kansas City, Mo., native finished third on the team in hits (49), runs (25), RBI's (26), and doubles (9). Leading the way with four triples, Wood played in all 26 MIAA games hitting .300 with 27 hits while scoring 15 runs and driving in 14 RBI's. Recording eight multi-hit games during the MIAA season, she had three three-hit contests against Lincoln, Lindenwood and Pittsburg State where she went a collective 9-for-13 with two doubles, a triple, six runs scored and five RBI's.
Harding earned All-MIAA honorable mention honors at utility/non-pitcher as she played in 33 games for the Lions making 21 starts at four different postions. Starting six games at second base and designated player, five at third base and four at shortstop, the Joplin native hit .279 from the dish collecting 19 hits in 68 at-bats with six doubles scoring nine runs and driving in nine. Playing in 16 MIAA games, she collected 10 hits with four doubles, scored five runs and drove in three. Helping the Lions upset #7 Emporia State at home on April 5, Harding went 2-for-3 with a run and an RBI.
Leading the Lions in hitting as a true freshman, Castoe appeared in 44 games making 31 starts for Southern. The Glenpool, Okla., native hit .349 from the plate collecting 37 hits in 106 at-bats with eight doubles, a triple, and scored 23 runs while driving in eight RBI's. Playing in 22 MIAA games with 17 starts, Castoe also led the club in hitting during the MIAA season hitting .361 as she recorded 22 hits while scoring 12 runs. She had eight multi-hit MIAA games, including going 3-for-5 with a triple and a run scored against Washburn on April 6.
Player of the Year: Tiffany Brown, Sr., Pittsburg State**
Pitcher of the Year: Jackie Bishop, Sr., Missouri Western
Defensive Player of the Year: Tori Collet, C, Central Oklahoma
Freshman of the Year: Chantel Adams, SS, Northwest Missouri
Coach of the Year: Julie LeMaire, Emporia State**
1st Team
Pitcher: Jackie Bishop, Sr., Missouri Western
Pitcher: Kalynn Schrock, Sr., Central Oklahoma
Catcher: Callie Wright, Sr., Fort Hays State
First Base: Tiffany Gillaspy, Jr., Missouri Western
Second Base: Ally Dziadula, So., Central Oklahoma
Shortstop: Taylor Zordel, Jr., Emporia State$
Third Base: Jessica Gragg, Jr., Emporia State
Outfield: Tiffany Brown, Sr. Pittsburg State**
Outfield: Stephanie Goodwin, Jr., Emporia State**
Outfield: Kaylee Brunson, Jr., Central Oklahoma
Designated Player: McKenzie Rynard, Jr., Pittsburg State
Utility/Non-Pitcher: Marina Quimby, So., Washburn
Utility/Pitcher: Jakki Prater, Jr., Central Missouri
**= Unanimous Selection
$= Repeat First Team Selection
2nd Team
Pitcher: Kaitlyn Caston, Jr., Emporia State
Pitcher: Paxton Duran, So., Fort Hays State
Catcher: Tori Collet, So., Central Oklahoma
First Base: Courtney Opich, Sr., Lindenwood
Second Base: Torri Blythe, Jr., Northwest Missouri^
Second Base: Katie Schroeder, Sr., Washburn^
Shortstop: Chantel Adams, Fr., Northwest Missouri
Third Base: Ashton Smith, So., Central Oklahoma
Outfield: Cheslyn Mitchell, Jr., Pittsburg State#
Outfield: Brooke Zukerman, So., Central Oklahoma#
Outfield: Devyn Frazier, Jr., Central Oklahoma#
Outfield: Shelby Romines, Sr., Missouri Southern#
Designated Player: Alexah Replogle, Fr., Missouri Southern
Utility/Non-Pitcher: Ashleigh Tramel, Fr., Central Oklahoma
Utility/Pitcher: Samantha Carson, Fr., Washburn
^= Two second basemen due to tie in the voting
#= Four Outfielders due to tie in the voting
Honorable Mention
Pitcher: Katie Shockley, Jr., Central Missouri; Kendall Ryndak, Jr., Lindenwood; Janie Smith, So., Missouri Western; Kayce Wooldridge, So., Northeastern State; Sam Grove, Jr., Pittsburg State.
Catcher: Shantae Duren, Sr., Lincoln; Brittany Rozier, Jr., Lindenwood; Kathryn Goins, Jr., Missouri Southern; Kat Steponovich, Sr., Missouri Western; Navada Campos, Sr., Northeastern State; Nicole Nease, Fr., Pittsburg State
First Base: Lauren Mabe, Fr., Central Missouri; Emily Ditmore, Jr., Central Oklahoma; Tricia Vogel, Sr., Emporia State; Danie Brinkmann, Sr., Fort Hays State; Erin Sommerer, Sr., Lincoln; Dawn Grass, Sr., Missouri Southern; Kate Ruwe, So., Nebraska-Kearney; Allyson Pogue, Sr., Northeastern State; Stephanie Mark, Jr., Northwest Missouri; Alex Perez, So., Pittsburg State; Lauren Thimmesch, Jr., Washburn
Second Base: Ali Jo Rogers, So., Central Missouri; Taylor Reichard, Sr., Emporia State; Courtney Dobson, So., Fort Hays State; Madison Boyd, Fr., Northeastern State
Shortstop: Braylyn Bivens, Sr., Central Missouri; Hannah Justus, Sr., Central Oklahoma; Kellsi Olsen, Sr., Fort Hays State; Sam Kircher, Jr., Lincoln; Courtney Kitson, So., Lindenwood; Michala Wood, So., Missouri Southern; Taylor Anding, Sr., Missouri Western; Alyssa Aguilar, Jr., Northeastern State; Jordan Bradshaw, Fr. Pittsburg State; Shelby Erickson, Sr., Washburn
Third Base: Emily King, So., Central Missouri; Diedre Merli, Jr., Lindenwood; Katie Klosterman., Fr., Missouri Western; Caitlyn Cooner, So., Southwest Baptist.
Outfield: Alex Groeger, Sr., Central Missouri; Jess Neely, Jr., Central Missouri; Andrea Piezuch, Sr., Emporia State; Bianca Adame, Sr., Fort Hays State; Amanda Vaupel, Jr., Fort Hays State; Hannah Braun, Jr., Lindenwood; Jessica Castoe, Fr., Missouri Southern; Chloe Brown, Sr., Missouri Southern; Bre Fleschner, Jr., Missouri Western; Sydney Washington, Fr., Missouri Western; Morgan Rathman, Fr., Missouri Western; Madison Reed, Sr., Northeastern State; Megan Robison, Sr., Northeastern State; Jordan Ereth, Sr., Northwest Missouri; Brenna George, Sr., Pittsburg State; Haylee Marsteller, So., Washburn
Utility/Non-Pitcher: Lindsey Dawson, Fr., Central Missouri; Samantha Villareal, Fr., Fort Hays State; Rachel Harding, So., Missouri Southern.
Utility/Pitcher: Eryn Stockman, Fr., Emporia State


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Las Cruces – Organizers of the New Mexico State University Aggies Are Tough Enough To Wear Pink campaign have closed the books on this year's fundraising campaign for breast cancer research, and the grand total raised this year stands at more than $530,000.
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