Wiregrass Ranch's girls team and Springstead's boys were the big winners at the Mitchell Invitational track meet over the weekend. The Bulls won only four events but still earned 150 points - 37 more than runner-up Springstead. Sophomore **Addie Cornwell **won the 3,200 meters (12:48.46), and classmate **Casey Chitty** claimed the pole vault title by a foot and a half (9-0). Senior **Hannah Eder **was the triple jump champion (33-4.75), and the Bulls also won the 4x800 relay. Springstead's **Wilena Little** was one of the meet's top performers. She won the 200-meter dash (27.18 seconds) and the long jump, placed fourth in the 100 meters and ran on the Eagles' first-place 4x400 relay team. Defending state champion **Courtney Prengaman **won the high jump (5-4) with a height two inches below her mark in last year's state meet. River Ridge senior **Brittany ...**

American Brittany Bowe won a 1,000 meter speedskating world cup race on Sunday, edging Ireen Wust of the Netherlands by 0.04 seconds.

GYMNASTICS: Michigan's women won the West Virginia quad meet, finishing with 196. Katie Zurales (vault, balance beam) and Joanna Sampson (uneven bars, floor exercise) each won two events. West Virginia finished second (196. Central Michigan's women defeated host Western Michigan, 195. WMU's Brittany Petzold captured the all-around title, totaling 39....

Here’s our thoughts on who should win the 55th annual Grammy Awards’ major categories when the ceremonie is held Sunday night on CBS-TV, and who will win them: Record of the Year fun. Album of the Year Like Swift’s tactic...

Watch Video **BY JAMAL ANDRESS** (Image Source: Flickr) Sunday night's Grammys are being called a 'surprise, surprise' show -- where winner after winner did not fit predictions. The Black Keys were the big winners of the night with four statues. In a surprise upset, Fun beat Frank Ocean for Best New Artist, Gotye won Record of the Year and Mumford & Sons got Album of the Year. As Marcus Mumford put it... **"We figured we weren't going to win anything because The Black Keys have been sweeping up all day, rightfully so..." (quote via Washington Post)** But even though The Black Keys topped the night, the wins were pretty spread out -- not the Adele sweep of last year's show. But as it is with awards shows -- it's often not just the awards that get people talking. The show's dress code was much-buzzed about on the red carpet -- and even on stage. **J LO: "As you can see I read the memo." (spanish) PIT BULL: "You inspired the memo." J LO: "Whatever you're wearing, or not wearing, tonight -- this party is worldwide." (video via The Recording Academy/CBS)** And a big comeback from Justin Timberlake -- he ...

Watch Video **BY JAMAL ANDRESS** (Image Source: Flickr) Sunday night's Grammys are being called a 'surprise, surprise' show -- where winner after winner did not fit predictions. The Black Keys were the big winners of the night with four statues. In a surprise upset, Fun beat Frank Ocean for Best New Artist, Gotye won Record of the Year and Mumford & Sons got Album of the Year. As Marcus Mumford put it... **"We figured we weren't going to win anything because The Black Keys have been sweeping up all day, rightfully so..." (quote via Washington Post)** But even though The Black Keys topped the night, the wins were pretty spread out -- not the Adele sweep of last year's show. But as it is with awards shows -- it's often not just the awards that get people talking. The show's dress code was much-buzzed about on the red carpet -- and even on stage. **J LO: "As you can see I read the memo." (spanish) PIT BULL: "You inspired the memo." J LO: "Whatever you're wearing, or not wearing, tonight -- this party is worldwide." (video via The Recording Academy/CBS)** And a big comeback from Justin Timberlake -- he ...

Alabama forward Brittany Jack (30) splits the defense of South Carolina guard Shelbretta Ball (2) and forward Elem Ibiam (33) during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game in the Southeastern Conference tournament, Thursday, March 7, 2013, in Duluth, Ga. South Carolina won 77-35. (AP Photo/John Amis)

Arkansas' Sarah Watkins (4) and Kentucky's, from left, Bria Goss, Brittany Henderson and Samarie Walker fight for a rebound during overtime of their NCAA college basketball game, Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013, in Fayetteville, Ark. Kentucky won 80-74 in overtime. (AP Photo/The Northwest Arkansas Times, Michael Woods) ARKANSAS OUT

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Brittany Lincicome, second left, of the United States sprays her fellow countryman Stacy Lewis, second right, with a bottle of beer to celebrate after Lewis sunk a shot on the 18th green on Sunday March 3, 2013 in Singapore to win the HSBC Women's Champions golf tournament. Lewis won the tournament on Sunday for her sixth career LPGA title, overcoming two bogeys and some shaky putting on the back nine to hold off South Korean Na Yeon Choi. On the left is Paula Creamer of the United States who came in second runner-up and her caddy Colin Cann on the right. (AP Photo/Wong Maye-E)