Sentences with phrase «finishing sophomore year»

My oldest son, who is finishing his sophomore year in college and about to move into an apt, thanks me for teaching him how to shop, cook and clean!
So I felt like I was just finishing sophomore year and I needed junior and senior, but it was intense.
The A-student, who just finished his sophomore year at Baltimore School for the Arts, is accomplished, and his teacher had prepared the class using previous exam questions.

Not exact matches

Ohio State won the national title that year with a sophomore - laden team: quarterback Rex Kern was a future All - American (he twice finished in the top five of the Heisman voting), defensive tackle Jim Stillwagon would win the Outland Trophy in 1970, and Jack Tatum and Mike Sensibaugh would become one of the best safety duos in college football history.
He took two more from Rabobank Arena as a 138 - pound sophomore and finished fourth in California at 170 last year.
Wilton Speight, a redshirt sophomore and Michigan's starting quarterback, had an interesting quote about his freshman year in Ann Arbor under Brady Hoke when the Wolverines finished 5 - and - 7:
We then finished the year with one of our highest rankings ever, and had a sophomore leave for the NBA — unprecedented at this school.
Then in her sophomore year she was benched for turning up at a game unable to move at more than a trot because she'd run a half marathon the day before, finishing second.
And this spring, he finished second on the depth chart behind sophomore D.J. Knox, who boasts big - play potential but didn't see any touches last year.
Last year he took six more titles and finished ninth in the NCAA championships, yet went largely unnoticed because he played in the shadow of Stanford sophomore Tiger Woods.
Last year's top five safeties return — including Garrett Kaupplila, who managed to finish as the fourth - leading tackler in the secondary despite missing the last nine games of the season with injury — and returning corners Jeremy Fejedelem, Robert Bullard, and Zane Lewis could get a push from a trio of sophomores (Tre» Bugg, Elisha Palm, Gabe Otley).
Lindsey, a sophomore at the University of Texas - Tyler, shot a seven - over 223, including a career - best 68 — the lowest round in the 13 - year history of the Jekyll Island Intercollegiate — to win the tournament by six strokes and lead the Patriots to a second - place finish in the 20 - team field.
While she took a backseat to Cook and Perry as the newcomer her freshman year — she finished third behind her teammates in the 100 and second behind Perry in the 300 hurdles in 2014 — Woodward stepped into the spotlight as a sophomore and continued the Vacaville hurdling tradition.
Daniels became Mater Dei's starter in his freshman season, put up jaw - dropping totals as a sophomore for a team that was ranked No. 1 in the state and nation for many weeks and is now trying to help prepare the Monarchs for a stronger finish than the one they had last year.
As a sophomore, he missed out on a second consecutive Masters title, finishing in third followed by a fourth place finish at state at 120 pounds two years ago.
She then repeated the feat in her sophomore year as Green Hope finished with a 31 - 2 record a second consecutive state title.
She became just the second sophomore to ever get to that level, following quickly in the trail of Autumn Bailey, who finished her two years at Marquette with 1,059 kills.
This high - stakes test raised some questions from the group about the use of a single assessment to make such determinations as graduation, but Stickel responded that students are allowed six chances to pass the test, beginning in sophomore year and ending the year after they finish grade 12.
To avoid any problems, grandparents can take distributions from 529s as early as the spring of the student's sophomore year — right after the last tax year on the student's last undergraduate Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), assuming the student finishes college within 4 years.
a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z