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Five LU Volleyball Players Earn All Conference Honors BEAUMONT - After finishing in second place in the Southland Conference West division, five Lamar University volleyball players earned all-conference honors, as announced by the conference office today. Middle blocker Lauren Holdorff, a junior from Friendswood, Texas, was named first team all-conference after finishing second in the conference in hitting percentage at .392 in conference play and was just one of seven players in the league to hit over .300 for the year with a .301 hitting percentage. She finished the regular season with 194 kills and was the team leader in blocks with 84. Senior setter Ashley Todd was named second team all-conference after running the Lady Cardinals offense for the majority of the season. The Corpus Christi, Texas native averaged 8.52 assists per set for the year which ranked eighth in the conference. Her 801 assists moved her to sixth in the schools all time list with 2,822. Kaci Brewer, a junior outside hitter from Castroville, Texas, joined Todd on the second team after leading the LU offense in kills during SLC play. She finished conference play with 170 kills for a 2.74 kills per set average, while ranking third on the team in digs with 148 during league play. For the year she knocked down 207 kills and collected 186 digs and tied for the team lead with five double-doubles. Shalayne Blythe and Genevieve Gladle picked up honorable mention all-conference honors for their roles in the Lady Cardinals run to the No. 2 seed in the Southland Conference Tournament Blythe, a senior middle blocker from Port Neches, Texas, led the team with 215 kills on the year, while her 2.24 kills per set ranked second on the team behind Brewer. She was also a force at the net for Lamar, ranking second on the team in blocks with 77 on the year, while finishing eighth in SLC play with 55 for a .90 blocks per set average. Gladle, a sophomore outside hitter from Lakeway, Texas, was the only Lady Cardinals player to register 20 or more kills in a match this season, doing so twice against UT Arlington. She finished the regular season ranked third on the team in kills with 197 and second in digs 260, while tying Brewer with the team lead of five double-doubles.

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Mustang teams notch victories From Orange Leader Sports The Orange Leader Coach Callie Orebo and the West Orange-Stark Lady Mustangs were able to celebrate the program’s first win in two years Tuesday night. The Lady Mustangs improved to 1-1 on the year with a 41-38 victory over the Hemphill Lady Hornets. Denetrius Heard led the Lady Mustangs with 19 points while Ryhaniqua Winbush finished with eight. The Lady Mustangs jumped out early and led 19-17 after the first period. Hemphill then took the led before the break and had a 25-21 advantage into half-time. WO-S then outscored Hemphill 14-6 in the third period as the Lady Mustangs led 35-31 heading into the final frame. The Lady Mustangs were able to hang on in the final minutes even after being outscored 7-6 in the fourth. WO-S fell to Jasper on Friday in the team’s season opener, 57-43. The Lady Mustangs will participate in the Nederland Lady Bulldogs’ Classic this weekend. WO-S will first face Beaumont Kelly 7 p.m. Thursday.

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Japanese schoolgirl, 16, picked in baseball draft TOKYO (AP) - A 16-year-old schoolgirl is making a pitch to become the first woman to play professional baseball in Japan. Sure gives new meaning to the phrase, "You throw like a girl." (Kyodo News / Associated Press) High school student Eri Yoshida was drafted by the Kobe 9 Cruise, a professional team in a new independent Japanese league that starts its first season in April. "I always dreamed of becoming a professional," Yoshida said at a news conference Monday. "I have only just been picked by the team and haven't achieved anything yet." Yoshida, a right-hander who is 5 feet and 114 pounds, throws a sidearm knuckleball and wants to emulate Boston Red Sox knuckleballer Tim Wakefield. Yoshida threw a hitless inning against male batters during a tryout this month and was among 33 players picked in the draft.

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