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By JAMES SMAILES Hull FC Reporter COACH Richard Agar insists Castleford will prove highly dangerous opponents for Hull FC tonight - despite their poor record so far this season.

The Tigers head to the KC Stadium having lost three of their opening four contests and are languishing at the wrong end of Super League.

But, recalling how Terry Matterson's men ended FC's unbeaten start last season - and highlighting their all-out attack approach - Agar has warned his side against any complacency.

"This is a different test for us this week," Agar told the Mail.

"Castleford come out of the blocks quickly and it is important we make sure we not only match their start, but also we better it.

"You want Castleford to be playing out of their own half because they are very potent in attack.

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"They have a little bit of that maverick approach to them and you have to expect the unexpected at times."

Having opened their season with a surprise victory at champions Leeds, the Tigers followed it up by pushing Warrington close.

Defeat at Bradford was followed by a loss last week to Hull KR, despite racing into an early 10-0 lead.

Now, Agar expects them to show extra determination to bounce back, and says they have men capable Replica fendi wholesale of causing problems.

"They are on the back of three defeats and two games they will look at and say that they should have gone on to win.

"The halves know how to mix it up in Brent Sherwin and Rangi Chase, while Ryan McGoldrick is dangerous.

"They are three players who have played well against us before and that is something I am very wary and conscious of."

Having seen complacency be his side's downfall in the 18-16 defeat at Crusaders last month, Agar has hammered home the importance of attitude to his players.

And he is confident they have put that defeat well behind them with a return to form in beating Harlequins 28-4 last time out.

"On the whole this year, and I include the two trial games in this, we have had one flat performance," Agar said.

"Attack wise last week we scored five tries and had three possibly ruled out, and we did that on the back of a slow ruck and without Sean Long.

"That success came on the back of some good field possession rugby and a strong defence. "We are starting to recognise the things that can work for us.

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"The key to winning is us.

"We are paying the opposition due respect, but we are very much trying to cultivate our own trademark style of play."

INSHORT Hull FC coach Richard Agar says Castleford Tigers will be highly dangerous opponents at the KC Stadium, despite losing three of their four games so far this season.


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Cool ease guided Seth Wescott in his stunning charge to gold in the finals of the men's snowboardcross at the Vancouver Olympics.

It was the ride of his life. He felt pure joy as his snowboard crossed the line first.

"It was just one of those situations that I knew I could ride those terrain features better and carry my speed," Wescott told the Portland Press Herald on Wednesday in a rare moment of downtime since winning the gold medal Monday evening.

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Wescott said winning an Olympic gold medal for the second time was sweeter than he imagined.

In 2006, he entered the Turin Olympics as the favorite. He was the defending world champion, and had a strong year on the World Cup circuit.

This year, at age 33, he struggled with some painful injuries that affected his World Cup performances. He was considered a contender, but others were favored for the gold.

"It was so incredible in Torino," Wescott said, "but to me, it was amazing to be able to do this a second time."

His voice sounded tired. It rose and fell, sounding as if he hadn't slept in days.

Twenty-four hours after his win, he jumped aboard the medals stand, pumped his fists in the air and sang out the words to "The Star-Spangled Banner."

"Tuesday was superlong. I got literally 45 minutes of sleep before starting into it," he said. "At 3 a.m. I had to go on the 'Today' show. It was such a long day."

Don't misunderstand. He's not complaining. It's the reality of striking back-to-back gold in a sport that is quickly becoming a favorite of the Winter Games.

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The weather was lousy for days, however. The conditions -- until race day -- were not conducive to snow sports.

"I just thought we were going to run in a lot worse conditions than we did. We lucked out for our day," he said. "It was the first time in 28 days it even got into freezing temps."

Wescott had a lousy qualifier. He slipped and spun 360 degrees, and after a somewhat better second run, was ranked 17th of 32 riders to start the heats.

"I hadn't really realized I was going to feel as much pressure as I did," Wescott said. "Neither of those qualifying heats went the way I would have wanted. I knew I wasn't going to have a good lane choice all day."

With that, he found that extra motivation.

"I remember thinking 'OK, I'm going to have to work so damn hard for this,' " Wescott said. "It was going to be a total battle. I really felt it kick in at that point. The energy was just there."

He made it through the round of 32, quarterfinals, and semifinals -- appearing far more focused.

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Siddharth Suchde played an inspired game against Chris Simpson of Britain on court No.2. But the British 6th seed had that extra bit of variety in his game in the decider.

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Diplomats Return To Nationals

Sports Staff

How much did Mike Baker and his mates want to return to the Big Dance?

Franklin & Marshall's 6-foot-7 junior center told a visitor that on the wall of his room is a picture of last year's Diplomat men's basketball team, which advanced to the NCAA Division III Final Four.

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"I feel like we're on track to get back to the Final Four."

No. 20 F&M (23-4) will take its next step toward that goal Friday night, when it travels to Kings Point, N.Y. to face Oneonta State (22-6) in a first-round game on the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy campus. The winner advances to Saturday's second round to take on either the Merchant Marines (23-4) or Wesley (19-4).

The Red Storm received an at-large bid Monday following a 67-60 loss to Plattsburgh State in last Saturday's SUNYAC (State University of New York Athletic Conference) title game.

Oneonta went 13-5 during the regular season to tie for first with Plattsburgh in the SUNYAC. The Storm's 22 wins surpassed the program record of 21. During the regular season, they ranked as high as third in the NCAA East Region poll.

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Michael Grimes, a 6-4 senior forward, follows at 13.6. Brian Hooks and Troy Talbot, a pair of 6-1 junior guards, are averaging 12 and 10.3, respectively. Shane Gillette, a 5-10 junior guard, Kevin Walsh, a 6-8 senior forward, and 6-6 junior center Derek Hahn complete the top of the rotation.

"They're big, and obviously, since they're in the NCAAs, they've had a pretty good year," said F&M coach Glenn Robinson, who will be joining his staff in studying tape of the Storm over the next several days.

Robinson said he wasn't happy or unhappy with his team's draw, but he was puzzled by it.

"It appears from the way the regional rankings were and the way the bracket is that the (selection) committee used strength of schedule as the major factor," he said, "when it should only be one- tenth or less than that."

The result is that F&M and Wesley, two teams from the Middle Atlantic region, and East Region team Oneonta State, are playing at an Atlantic Region site (Merchant Marine).

"I'm not tremendously happy or unhappy," said Robinson. "I'm just kind of numb."

Oneonta's game is offense. The Storm has fired 360 3-balls, knocking down 150 (42 percent). At one point this season, they led the nation in 3-point shooting percentage (47).

F&M, by contrast, relies on high-percentage shots and airtight defense (opponents are shooting just 31 percent from 3-point range and 37 percent from the field). The Diplomats are paced by 6-6 junior forward James McNally (17.6 ppg), 6-2 sophomore guard Georgio Milligan (12.7) and 6-2 senior guard Anthony Brooks (12.4).

Baker (8.4) and 6-0 freshman guard Justin Driver complete the starting five. Steve Tolliver, a 6-2 junior guard, a
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Diplomats Cut Down Gettysburg,

Sports Staff

One by one, they climbed the ladder late Sunday afternoon.

And the symbolism of the moment was about as subtle as a vintage Tyson forearm.

In climbing to cut down the net following a 66-62 comeback win over Gettysburg in the Centennial Conference men's basketball final in Mayser Center, Franklin & Marshall was scaling heights the program hadn't seen since its last conference title in 2004.

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"Oh yeah, because we want to get back to the Final Four," smiled center Mike Baker, who ripped down a game-best and career high- tying 14 rebounds and sealed the deal by sinking the back end of a two-shot foul with 3.7 seconds left to punch the No. 20 Diplomats' ticket to Division III's Big Dance.

First-round tournament pairings and sites will be announced today at 10 a.m.

A year ago at this time, it was the Bullets who were celebrating on the Mayser hardwood courtesy of a 73-65 win. It's a painful memory the Diplomats say they have lived with for the past 12 months.

"They came into our place and cut down our nets," said Baker, his wide grin suddenly replaced by a thin line. "We didn't want that to happen again."

It almost did. Fueled by memories of last year's Centennial final, F&M (23-4) jumped to a 36-21 halftime lead. Guard Anthony Brooks scored 11 of his eventual team-high 16 points in the first 20 minutes, and forward James McNally added 8 of his 13.

"We had a fire under us to start the game," said Brooks. "Last year's (title) game was definitely in the forefront of our mind."

F&M's 15-point advantage was fueled by something beyond cold fury - a tenacious defense that forced 10 turnovers and limited the bombs- away Bullets to 1-for-7 shooting from beyond the arc.

"The whole first half we played very well," said F&M coach Glenn Robinson. "The thing about the tournament is that you have to play absolutely super basketball (the first day) and then 24 hours later come back and do it again."

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F&M pushed its lead to a game-high 16 (48-32) on Steve Tolliver's free throws with 14:18 to play. But the defending champion Bullets (15-11), who were playing in their third straight conference title game, stormed back.

Junior center Andrew Powers, who leads the Centennial in scoring at 19 points per game, pumped in 11 straight points and 16 of his team's 17 to highlight a 24-7 run that gave Gettysburg its first and only lead, 56-55.

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Baker regained the lead for F&M with a tip-in of a McNally miss, then boarded a Powers' left-handed turnaround in the lane. McNally followed with a layup, igniting a 6-2 run
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A 19-YEAR-OLD male driver miraculously walked away from a two- vehicle crash that killed two of his mates at Tinbeerwah, west of Tewantin, yesterday.

The two men, both aged 18, died after their eastbound white sedan was T-boned in a collision with a westbound silver Renault Scenic wagon on Cooroy-Noosa Road at 3.56pm.

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The double tragedy occurred just 200 metres from the site of a crash that killed 34-year-old Troy Kenzler almost three months ago to the day.

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The Sunshine Coast's 2010 road toll, which had previously stood at one, had tripled in seconds.

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NANJING, Jan. 19 (Xinhua) -- A former secretary-general of Fujian provincial committee of the Communist Party of China paper bag printing (CPC) received a life sentence Monday for taking huge bribes.

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SIDMOUTH leapt out of the South West One West relegation zone after confidently overcoming Ivybridge at Blackmore Field on Saturday.

Andy Matchett's men strode to a 22-5 win, with the player-coach thankful to his forwards for a committed display.

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HANGHZOU, Jan. 23 (Xinhua) -- A former senior provincial political advisor in east China's Zhejiang Province was sentenced to life in jail on Friday for bribery and power abuse.

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