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REDDINGTON CLAIMS FIRST CITY CROWN NIEMANN'S CHARGE FALLS 1 STROKE SHORT
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Bogey never looked so good to Kyle Reddington.
Four times during the final round of the Courier & Press Men's
City Golf Tournament at Evansville Country Club, the University of
Evansville sophomore just had to make bogey. Four times, he did.
The last came on the 18th hole on Sunday, providing just enough
cushion to hold off Brad Niemann, who then missed a 12-foot birdie
try that would've forced a playoff.
Reddington finished the day at 2-under-par 69 and the tournament
wit...
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REDDINGTON CLINGS TO LEAD
Evansville Courier & Press
; When the golf balls took their last fickle turns in the third round of the Courier & Press Men's City Tournament, the day ended as it began, with Kyle Reddington on top by a shot. It could have been far different for Reddington or the two players one stroke back, defending and eight-time champion
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MAKE THAT TWO TITLES REDDINGTON ONLY PLAYER TO FINISH UNDER PAR
Evansville Courier & Press (2007-Current)
; There's a transcendent state in sports when games become easy and any anxiety over the outcome changes to confident control. Kyle Reddington started "feeling it" somewhere around the eighth green Sunday at Evansville Country Club and by the time he returned to simply good he had made the move that
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Niemann looking to score miracle // Demons hope guard is back in condition
Chicago Sun-Times
; More than a year ago when doctors diagnosed his back injury, DePaul's Brad Niemann faced bigger worries than a possible lost collegiate basketball career. "I was more concerned about making sure that 15 years from now I'd be able to play catch with a son," the Glenview native said. Only two months
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Baylor's Niemann Does a Little of Everything
The Washington Post
; If there was one player on Baylor that concerned Michigan State Coach Joanne P. McCallie, it was not Kodak all-American Sophia Young, or Young's highly regarded front-court partner, Steffanie Blackmon. McCallie most worried about stopping reserve Emily Niemann -- and for good reason. The Spartans
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SIMPLY PUTTING ALONG NIEMANN OWNS GREENS TO WIN AMATEUR TITLE
Evansville Courier & Press (2007-Current)
; Some golfers might consider the cover for Brad Niemann's putter - silver on the outside, soft and fluffy on the inside, Velcro closure - to be a bit overdone. But anybody who saw Niemann putt his way to a closing round of 5- under-par 66 for a four-shot victory in the Tri-State Amateur on Sunday at
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