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SPORTS

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PRACTICE REPORT: Ruggs returns to practice

James Ogletree, Staff Writer • April 3, 2019
Some cloud cover made for a much cooler practice than Alabama has had over the last few weeks. Here are our observations from the team's 10th of 15 spring practices.
By Hannah Saad

Troy defeats baseball in first mid-week matchup

Cody Estremera, Sports Editor • April 2, 2019
Most of the damage was done by the end of the third inning in Alabama’s 8-4 loss to Troy. Alabama starter Connor Shamblin was tagged with his first career loss, while Sadler Goodwin finished with the win.Alabama’s first two pitchers, Shamblin and Wil Freeman, struggled to find consistency in their 2 1/3 innings of work.
Photo courtesy of Alabama Athletics

Men’s golf places ninth at invitational

Carey Reeder, Contributing Writer • April 2, 2019
Sophomore Wilson Furr earned his second top-10 finish of the season and the fifth of his career to lead the Crimson Tide, finishing sixth overall with a 2-over par 218 (70-70-78). Furr knocked in 12 birdies that ranked seventh among all individuals.
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PRACTICE REPORT: Starting receiver not at practice

James Ogletree, Staff Writer • April 1, 2019
Despite a sunny-but-not-hot, 63-degree day that would have been perfect for football, wet fields forced Alabama football to practice inside the Hank Crisp Indoor Facility on Monday afternoon. Here are our observations from the team's ninth of 15 spring practices.
Women's tennis splits final double-header of season

Women’s tennis splits final double-header of season

Jack Kennedy, Staff Writer • April 1, 2019
No. 39 Alabama women’s tennis finished 1-1 in their final doubleheader of the season with a 4-1 loss to No. 18 Tennessee and a 4-0 win against Jackson State on Sunday. The results pushed Alabama to 15-9 on the season and 3-6 in SEC play.
Photo Courtesy of Women's Wheelchair Basketball Team

Alabama women’s wheelchair basketball avenges 2018 championship

Cole Archer, Contributing Writer • April 1, 2019
The Alabama-Clemson rivalry that has graced the gridiron for the past four years may not be the only budding rivalry on campus.
Photo courtesy of Men's Wheelchair Basketball Team

Men’s wheelchair basketball’s experienced team helps bring a title home

Cole Archer, Contributing writer • April 1, 2019
On a roster that is losing five seniors fresh off a national championship, the Alabama men’s wheelchair basketball team has adjustments to make for the upcoming season.
By Hannah Saad

Softball falls to Mississippi State in 10 innings

James Ogletree, Sports Editor • March 31, 2019
For the second time in three days, seven innings was not enough for fourth-ranked Alabama softball to dispatch Mississippi State. And for the first time in 344 days, the Crimson Tide (36-2 overall, 7-2 SEC) lost a game at home in Rhoads Stadium, falling 12-9 to the Bulldogs in the 10th.
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GALLERY: Women’s Tennis vs. Tennessee

March 31, 2019

Alabama fell to No. 18 Tennessee 4-1, moving to 14-9 overall and 3-6 in league play after the loss.

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Track and field succeeds at multiple invitationals

Carey Reeder, Contributing writer • March 31, 2019
The Crimson Tide distance runners showcased in the Stanford Invitational on Friday night. In the men’s 10,000-meter Invite, senior Gilbert Kigen posted a career best time of 28:20.28 to take home third place. Fellow senior Alfred Chelanga took 13th overall in his first race since last spring, posting a time of 28:43.71. Freshman Noel Rotich finished second in the third section of the men’s 5,000 meters.
By Hannah Stone

Baseball loses series to Florida

Cody Estremera, Sports Editor • March 30, 2019
"It was a really tough night for us,” Alabama head coach Brad Bohannon said in a press release. “To Florida’s credit, they really hit a lot of balls hard – 16 hits and five home runs. They’re starting to look like the team that everyone anticipated going into the season. When you’re facing a really talented team, you have to get ahead in the count; keep the ball down and out of the middle of the plate; and you have to be able to throw some secondary stuff for a strike; and we didn’t do enough of that tonight.”
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Eyabi Anoma flashes, other notes from Alabama’s first scrimmage

James Ogletree, Staff Writer • March 30, 2019
Alabama football built on its seven spring practice sessions with a scrimmage inside Bryant-Denny Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Only the team's warmups were open to the media, but here's what we've heard from a source who was in attendance.
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