LCSC and Coeur d'Alene Resort offer April golf special

The Lewis-Clark State College golf program has teamed up with The Coeur d'Alene Resort Golf Course for a special promotion April 6-11 as a fundraiser for the Warrior teams.

A special rate of $100 per person, $50 off the regular green fee, is being offered. For each person who registers, The Coeur d'Alene Resort Golf Course will donate $25 to the LCSC golf teams.

The registration fee includes the use of a custom luxury golf cart, service of a forecaddy, unlimited range balls at a waterfront practice facility, a complimentary warmup sports massage, and a personalized engraved bag tag.

For more information or schedule a tee time, call 1-800-935-6283 and mention that you are golfing in the LCSC Gives Back event. Information about the course can be found at www.cdaresort.com/golf.

For those wishing to stay overnight and playing a second round at the LCSC rate, a discounted room rate of $89 (plus tax) is available at the Coeur d'Alene Best Western Inn. Call 1-800-251-7829 for more information.

Spokane adds Robinson,

Clark to active roster

Defensive back Jamal Robinson was re-added to the 2012 roster, while wide receiver Steven Black was added to the Physically Unable to Perform List, the Spokane Shock announced.

Robinson (5-foot-10, 185 pounds) was in camp with the Detroit Lions earlier last season. A first-team Conference USA honoree at Houston, Robinson had 107 tackles with six interceptions, including one he returned for a touchdown.

Spokane also added wide receiver Daron Clark to the roster.

Clark (5-7, 165) has professional experience in the Canadian Football League with the Montreal Alouettes (2010) and the United Football League (2009) with the New York Sentinels.

Prior to his professional career, Clark played offense and special teams at Stillman College. As a senior, Clark returned 11 punts for 128 yards and a touchdown and as a receiver, had 20 receptions for 418 yards and three touchdowns.

Spokane opens the season Monday against the Iowa Barnstormers at the Spokane Arena.

Cheff to be inducted into

National College Baseball hall

Former Lewis-Clark State baseball coach Ed Cheff will be inducted into the National College Baseball Hall of Fame as part of the College Baseball Night of Champions celebration June 29-30 in Lubbock, Texas.

Cheff, who retired in 2010 after 34 seasons with the Warriors, was one of seven individuals named to the 2012 class, joining Nomar Garciaparra, Lou Brock and Brad Wilkerson.

Cheff led the Warriors to an unprecedented 16 NAIA World Series titles and is the NAIA's all-time leader in victories at one school, posting a 1,705-430-2 record at LCSC and was named the NAIA Coach of the Year eight times.

His total ranks second to Wichita State's Gene Stephenson's 1,763 wins for the most victories with the same program.

During Cheff's tenure, LCSC played in 11 consecutive World Series championship games, winning eight. The Warriors went to the series 28 times under Cheff and finished fourth or higher 25 times.