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Washington St. adds ex-Fresno boss Lopes as assistant
SI.com
(AP) -- Washington State has hired former Fresno State head coach Ray Lopes as an assistant coach. Cougars coach Ken Bone made the announcement Tuesday. Lopes spent the past four seasons as an assistant at Idaho. Before that, Lopes coached in the NBA
Washington State adds Lopes to coaching staffThe Seattle Times
Ray Lopes Leaves Idaho, Returns to Washington State to Coach CougarsSports and Weather Right Now
It's not a dry dayThe Spokesman Review (blog)
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Washington senior Denise Dy reaches second round of NCAA women's tennis
The Seattle Times
Jodoin, ranked 41st nationally, has been named WAC Player of the Year each of her first two years at Fresno State. But Dy, ranked 17th, won the final three games of the first set to get ahead, 6-4. She then went to a tiebreaker in the second set but

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Washington State adds Lopes to coaching staff
San Francisco Chronicle
(AP) -- Washington State has hired former Fresno State head coach Ray Lopes as an assistant coach. Cougars coach Ken Bone made the announcement Tuesday. Lopes spent the past four seasons as an assistant at Idaho. Before that, Lopes coached in the NBA
WSU hires Ray Lopes as assistant basketball coachThe Spokesman Review (blog)
Ken Bone Adds Ray Lopes To Coaching StaffCougCenter

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San Francisco has best US parks, Fresno worst: study
Chicago Tribune
Sacramento ranked second, while Boston and New York tied for third, followed by Washington, DC Cities on the east and west coasts dominated the top 10. Parks in the west coast communities of Portland, Seattle and San Diego made the cut.
San Francisco best for parks, Fresno worstReuters
The Best City Parks Systems in AmericaThe Atlantic Cities
DC's parks are 5th best in the nation, says "Park Score"Greater Greater Washington
Sacramento Bee -MarketWatch (press release)
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Fresno State's Boutillier moves on at NCAA tennis championships
Fresno Bee
Fresno State senior Remi Boutillier advanced to the second round of the NCAA Division I men's singles tournament after opening Wednesday with a straight-sets victory over Duke's Chris Mengel at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex in Athens, Ga.