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TRAINING: STANKOVIC WITH SQUAD
/noticias.info/ APPIANO GENTILE - Dejan Stankovic was back with the squad during this morning's training session at Angelo Moratti Sports Centre. The Serbian midfielder, who received the Serbian FA's Player of the Year award in Belgrade yesterday, finished off with some extra aerobic work. After abdominal and warm-up exercises the Nerazzurri continued their preparations for Sunday's Serie A visit of Messina with a training match and a series of keep-ball drills. Hernan Crespo did a long aerobic session, while Francesco Coco performed strength-building exercises in the gym. Julio Ricardo Cruz did an individual session of cycling and spinning, and Fabio Grosso had therapy treatment. Ivan Ramiro Cordoba did not train today. .
INTER: TIM CUP TRAINING IN APPIANO
/noticias.info/ APPIANO GENTILE - The Nerazzurri called up for tonight's Tim Cup clash with Messina at the Meazza finished off their preparations for the round of 16 return leg with a morning training session at the Centro Sportivo Angelo Moratti. The rest of the squad performed warm-up, uphill running and tactical exercises before concluding with a practice match. Ivan Cordoba (cycling), Zlatan Ibrahimovic (aerobic work, strength-building exercises), Julio Cruz (therapy, strengthening) and Francesco Coco (strength-building exercises, aerobic tests) worked separately. .
Local YMCA will get a $6.4-million update
Peachtree Corners already was one of the nicer metro YMCA facilities. Now, it's getting nicer and offering more programs for all. The Robert D. Fowler Family YMCA is in the midst of a $6.4-million renovation that will include a new aerobics room, a teen center, a senior center, expanded wellness center, more free weights and exercise machines. More than 20,000 square feet will be added to the facility on Jones Bridge Road that was built just 10 years ago. Some phases, the senior center and the wellness area (both around 5,000 square feet), could be done in January. Construction will be complete in April. .
Weber: Smith probably won't play against Arizona
CHAMPAIGN - Illini coach Bruce Weber said Thursday that shooting guard Jamar Smith probably won't play against Arizona in Saturday's Hall of Fame Challenge at U.S. Airways Center in Phoenix. But he left open the possibility that he might.Smith, who scored 19 points before he suffered a high ankle sprain early in the second half of the season opener on Nov. 13, returned to score 14 points last Saturday against Bradley, but was pulled after 15 scoreless minutes Tuesday against Maryland when Weber determined Smith was having trouble keeping up."I'm going to tell you I don't think he's not going to play right now, but it could change," Weber said Thursday. "Our thought right now is that he's not hurting himself when he plays, but he doesn't have any strength in (his ankle) and he kind of regresses."I don't know if we're going to make any progress with it.
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