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Mark Woods is a freelance writer and broadcaster, based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. Here are some on-line samples of my work. Some sites may require registration or have altered links. For information on syndication of these or other articles, or new commissions, please contact me. All Rights Reserved, Mark Woods	ATHLETICS Scotsman / Scotland on Sunday athletics Daily Record / Sunday Mail athletics Murray graduates to new level Butler has plenty on her plate but is ready to serve up real treat (Scotland on Sunday) TRIATHLON Fraser Cartmell is showing he is prepared to go the distance (The Herald) Allen stakes his games claim (Scotsman)
CRICKET Scotland on Sunday cricket Scotland lose to Irish as T20 qualifying dream comes to humiliating end (Daily Record) plus video Sheikh backs Scots spinner to rule supreme (CricketEurope) Hamilton hopes to lead Scotland's cricketers into new era (Herald) Aussie duo into bat for Saltires (BBC) Rain dampens Auld Enemy encounter (BBC) 'There is a real paranoia. If someone upsets the apple cart, they'd be out' Final flurry hints at what might have been Scots stumped by Zimbabwe draw Joyce oozes 'Sex appeal Saltires bask in Indian Summer Majid circle is split but Scots spinner hopes to cast spell on Pakistan Lock, stock and barrel	BASKETBALL President Barack Obama is a good player, says Copeland (Daily Record) Deng is Britain's money player (Chicago Tribune) New prepares to sever old ties (Basketball 24/7) NBA continues to strengthen footing in Europe (Yahoo Sports) Yi and Yao bring yuan to the NBA (Guardian) Happy end sought to shooting (Sunday Herald) Coming off fighting off the basketball court(The Scotsman) The Magic touch (Scotland on Sunday) Baby Bulls learning to run (Tip-Off) Rocks leave Edinburgh behind (BBC Online) For more basketball features, view the Britball.com Archive GOLF Living rough (BBC) Sparkling 66 puts DiMarco in contention Join the Club (Spectrum magazine) Easy does it. How Els?  (Scotland on Sunday)
AMERICAN FOOTBALL NFL hopes historic game becomes Brits' cup of tea (ESPN.com) Scot flies the flag in Miami (Sunday Herald) Face Off - Super Bowl XXXVIII (Scotland on Sunday) Super Bowl XXXVI: New Orleans, old rivalries Big game celebrates heroes of September 11 Son of a preacher man Spurrier takes message to Washington (Scotsman) Akers bids to take it to the limit for Eagles and buck trend (Scotland on Sunday) McNair conducts the orchestra as part of the Tennessee waltz (Scotland on Sunday) BASEBALL Bonds may be inducted into the Hall of Infamy (Herald) Six-million-dollar man aims to fulfil American Dream (The Scotsman) Torre pitches ultimate respect into Yankees perpetual mission to turn out the best  (Scotland on Sunday) Death knell for teams as baseball strikes out (Scotland on Sunday) Privacy takes priority over logic in baseball's drug-induced torpor  (Scotland on Sunday)	NFL Europe Claymores no more but those there will never forget the ride  New Claymores aim to cut down pain barrier Quarterback Nall is out to steal Berlin's Thunder The Punchin' Preacher Rhein Fire 34 Claymores 17 Owens' exploits can stimulate Claymores to quell Thunder Claymores' home-grown hero swaps Murrayfield dream for Hampden cheers Claymores fan O'Neill backs Simonton for a World Bowl charge Rock'n Bowl at Hampden Is NFL Europe set to fumble? Galaxy prove a world apart ICE HOCKEY Bauba thrives in Caledonia after eluding KGB Shooting Stars sparkle as new ice age dawns Britons count cost of investment - Great Britain 1 Norway 2 (Scotland on Sunday)
FOOTBALL Robertson keen to prove he's not all Hearts Shearer sings a happy tune - Newcastle United 4 Manchester United 3 (Scotland on Sunday) Hodgson's choice brings.. (Sportech) Spanish dancing in streets of Raith (Scotland on Sunday) Northern Irish football still haunted by bitter religious divide (Scotland on Sunday) It's only 11 postmen screamed one punter BUSINESS Touchline enlists slam dunk pros (SoS Business) Glasgow? No, More Local TV News Please  (Ams.com)	OTHERS Gay expression continues to struggle (Scotland on Sunday) Special Olympics prove just that after all Ireland rolls out the green carpet Badminton: Weymss kept at bay in China but trip back home helps recharge batteries for the future Gymnastics: Young talents swing into success as gymnastics goes pop in Glasgow Squash: White hopes Grand Central and laptop will provide platform (Scotland on Sunday) TRAVEL & Leisure Prague: So much left to see (The Herald) Wild Weekend: Experiencing the Indoor High (Sunday Herald)