Put the Lord first, U.S. Naval Academy head football
coach Ken Niumatalolo counseled members of The Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints and guests at a fireside Sunday at the Woodbridge
Virginia Stake Center.
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After long, arduous training sessions on the track whipping her body
into shape, Lindsey Anderson would retire to her home and work on her
mind.
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MormonTimes.com racing team runners took first place in both the 5K and
10K runs at the Freedom Festival Run in Provo this morning.
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Jason Witt attributes his success as a runner to his family, who he says "expected success, and I never knew anything different."
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ESPN report on Vai Sikahema, Philadelphia TV sports personality and former LDS bishop and BYU football and NFL player, boxing Jose Canseco, a former major league baseball star. Read the full story here.
Bountiful, Utah, native Jake Gibb and his partner Sean Rosenthal spent 18
months traveling the globe hoping to win enough beach volleyball points
to qualify for the two-pair U.S. Olympic team.
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Olympic trials and qualifications continue through the end of
the month, and the list of Mormon athletes bound for the 2008
Summer Games is growing.
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Other recent exclusives:
- Chad Lewis - from LDS missionary to China representative
- Former BYU football star uses Mandarin -- not NFL status -- as foreign ambassador
- Navy football coach to speak at Va. fireside July 20
- MormonTimes.com racers finish first
- MormonTimes.com racing team blog
- Jill Stevens adds 'author' to beauty queen, marathoner, soldier titles
- Ultimate goal goes beyond soccer
- Former Cougar Beck taking a break before Miami camp
- BYU academic coach: have a game plan for life
- Long-time youth leader teaches service through sports
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