Sentence examples for furthest team from inspiring English sources

The Australian or Northern conference was basically the teams from NSW, the National or Southern conference was the rest, including Brisbane, who of course were geographically the furthest team in the north.

There's about 8,200 kilometres that separates the furthest teams in the Kontinental Hockey League.

With Jagr leading the way and charming fans and reporters with consistent good nature, the Rangers reached the second round in 2007 and 2008, the furthest the team has gotten at any point since 1997.

The Eagles may be four-time runners-up in the national tournament and coached by Larry Bock, who has won 995 women's volleyball games, more than any other N.C.A.A. coach, but the Violets have made it to the Round of 8, the furthest the team has been in any postseason, with a group of freshmen and sophomores in the starting lineup.

"It was the furthest the youth team had been in the history of the club," Chris Beech, the former youth team manager and now Hill's No2, recalled.

It is the furthest an English female team has gone in such a tournament and they will be hoping to make additional history in Wednesday's semi-final against Japan, the holders, in Edmonton.

Arizona reached the West Regional final in 2011, the furthest a Pac-12 team has advanced in the last five seasons.

"We didn't like people calling us slow or soft, those are two of the furthest things from our team, we took that to heart," said receiver Keanon Lowe.

Arsenal could easily be the English team to progress furthest – something that can be backed at 10 3 with Hill's.

The furthest Mauer has pushed his team is the division series, in which the Twins were swept by Oakland in 2006 and by the Yankees last month.

The 32 clubs that made the group split an estimated $730 million from the 2007-2008 competition, with the teams that progressed furthest getting disproportionately larger shares.