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American hopes rest on Craybas at Nasdaq

By Bonnie DeSimone
Special to ESPN.com

Sunday, March 26, 2006

KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. -- It's lonely in the round of 16. There's only one American woman left in the Nasdaq-100 Open, and she'd forgive you if you didn't pick her in your office pool. Jill Craybas has been called many things -- Crayfish and Crayon were among the nicknames she revealed Sunday -- but never a household word. "If I'm the last one standing, I'll do my best to stay in there," said the 31-year-old, 54th-ranked Craybas, who breezed through her third round match with No. 29 Klara Koukalov ...

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