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LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM Jun 24 2009 19:11 Maria Sharapova shrugged off her shock Wimbledon second round defeat on Wednesday by insisting she can regain her membership of the women's tennis superpower club. The 2004 champion slumped to a shock 6-2, 3-6, 6-4 loss to Argentina's Gisela Dulko on Centre Court in just her fourth tournament since returning after a 10-month injury lay-off following shoulder surgery. It was her second successive loss at the last 64 stage at the All England Club, but she refused to be written off as a spent force. "You think of these injuries as basically preventing you from playing your sport. But if you look at the bigger picture, there are many things that can happen that can limit you to doing things in life or even having a life," said 22-year-old Sharapova. "But if you have a good head on your... [read full story]
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Jefferson won, 29-28, on Sunday, claiming the school's first football championship since 1975. "To bring this home to the Orange Wave, where we turned this thing as a school around, I don't have words," coach Stephen Edwards said.
