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Times-Standard Online - Local Sports Times-Standard Online - Local Sports Forecast Today Now 47ºF High 50ºF Low 34ºF 5 DAY FORECAST www.times-standard.com Wednesday, December 14, 2005 Online Edition NEWS :: SPORTS :: ENTERTAINMENT :: CLASSIFIEDS :: PRINT ADS :: ABOUT US Enter search term(s) SPORTS Link To Article Print Article Email Article MORE LOCAL SPORTS HEADLINES Local Sports Article Launched: 12/13/2005 04:28:30 AM ● Cheating runners cheat Local H-DNL All-League soccer teams themselves and everyone else Scoreboards announced ● H-DNL All-League soccer Humboldt Crabs The Times-Standard teams announced 49ers ● Weary Southern Trinity gets Raiders past Laytonville The Humboldt- Oakland Del Norte League soccer All-League Athletics teams were Giants announced Monday, and Job Sharks three of the four MVPs are juniors Advertising Assistant (Job) who will be back NEWS The Times-Standard for another round Local News next year. Retail Advertising Sales Business Manager (Job) Eureka sweeper The Times-Standard Opinion Alec Ziegler and Arcata midfielder Obituaries Matt Munther Account Clerk (Job) shared MVP The Times-Standard Weather honors for the boys. On the General Manager (Job) Earthquakes girls' side, St. Bernard's Humboldt Community Services Reuters TV News midfielder Alicia District Naylor (the only Lifestyle senior winner) PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE (Job) was named Little County of Humboldt Restore & 3 MVP, while Eureka forward Dana Wahlund earned the Big 5 honor. Preserve SR. SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELOR (Job) COLUMNS Wahlund and teammate and All-League selection Brittany County of Humboldt Beare will help Eureka try to wrestle the H-DNL title away from John Arcata, which went undefeated in league play and dealt the Sign Language Loggers their only two losses in H-DNL competition. 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