Villanova earns national title sparks citywide celebration
Villanova University clinched the NCAA championship as Kris Jenkins hit a final three against North Carolina. Philadelphia braced a five block Market Street parade outside City Hall with classes canceled as fans flooded streets.
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Hawks and Emory join to build new team practice facility
The Atlanta Hawks announce a partnership with Emory Healthcare to build a 90,000 square foot practice complex in Brookhaven, relocating team headquarters before the 2017 18 season. Peak Performance Project joins, with Emory providing full sports medicine and orthopedics support, creating a unique hub for athletes on the East Coast and Western Europe.
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Jenkins' buzzer beater seals Villanova title in dramatic finish
Recap highlights the 2016 NCAA final where Kris Jenkins nailed a 27 footer at the horn to crown Villanova, with Marcus Paige's late double clutch and prior back and forth shaping the unforgettable finish. Other iconic moments from NCAA Tournament lore are noted, including Edney's dash and Laettner's regional final shot.
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First WNBA draft early entries rise with Powers joining trend
Michigan State’s Aerial Powers announced plans to declare for the WNBA draft, joining a growing trend of players turning pro after one college season. The move comes amid rules requiring players to be 22 by draft time, with other stars like Kelsey Plum and Nina Davis choosing to stay in school.
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