Synder optimistic about USCA softball roster in Peach Belt
USCA coach Synder says the team is improved and ready for Peach Belt play after honoring contracts with NAIA opponents. Projected starters include Secrist, English, Fickes, McNair, Nielsen, Watts, Chavis, and Kline leading a pitching staff as the calendar signals tough tests ahead.
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Club Pro Ties Leaders At LPGA Hawaiian Open
Kris Tschetter and Susie Redman shared the lead at six under 68 after the opening round at Ko Olina Golf Course in Honolulu. Redman eagled into contention with late birdies while Pat Bradley, Dale Eggeling, Liselotte Neumann, Tammie Green and rookie Anna Marie Palli trailed by one or two strokes.
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Lakers suffer sixth straight setback in Seattle thriller
The Lakers drop to 15 18 after a 111 103 loss to the Seattle SuperSonics at the Kingdome. Sedale Threatt led LA with 23 points while James Worthy added 20 as Seattle inched ahead late with Nate McMillan inbound pass to Ricky Pierce for the winning 20 footer as time expired.
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Cavaliers Rally Past Knicks with Late Tip in
Cavaliers beat Knicks 92 89 as Larry Nance tipped in Ehlo’s miss with 19 seconds left to seal a tight fourth quarter. Greg Anthony and Craig Ehlo contributed earlier as Cleveland clung to second in the Eastern Conference behind New York with multiple late leads.
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Heat beat Bucks 111 109 on late tap-in for 25th win
Rice scored 26 of his 30 in the second half as Miami ended a five game road skid. Lentuice tipped in a late miss after Grant Long gathered an offensive rebound, sealing the victory.
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Rockets Rally Behind Olajuwon To Beat 76ers
Rockets defeat 76ers 110 to 101 as Jakeem Olajuwon scores 23 points in Rudy Tomjanovichs first game as interim coach. Houston led 63 51 at half and withstood a Philadelphia surge, Hawkins contributing 10 third quarter points to cut the gap to 79 77 with 3 48 left in the period.
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Duke Stops Maryland Upset Bid in Tight Match
Duke defeats Maryland to avert a major upset as AP recounts fiery reactions from Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski and players. The narrative highlights halftime energy, student enthusiasm, and coach comments on readiness and discipline.
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Duke Tops Maryland 91 89 in Final Seconds Rally
Duke, ranked No. 1, survives a late scare as Christian Laettner scores 30 and Antonio Lang 22 seconds left to beat Maryland 91 89. Maryland, 10 12 overall, squandered a late chance after Kevin McLinton's 15 foot jumper and Tracy Murray drops a career high 36 for UCLA over Stanford. Arizona State upends No. 5 Arizona 77 74 snapping a 11 game intrastate skid behind Mario Bennett 35 points and 11 rebounds.
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De Paul Beats Cincinnati as Miner Tops SCU 35
Harold Miner scored 35 points for Southern Cal and gave SCU a first half lead at home. Howard Nathan sank two free throws with 17 seconds left and clinched the win with a steal as De Paul rallied from a 1 point deficit in the final six minutes to beat the Bearcats in Cincinnati. De Paul improves to 17-6 and leads the Great Midwest Conference at 7-1.
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Italy wins second cross country gold at Winter Games
Stefania Belmondo outsprints Lyubov Egorova in the 30 kilometer race to give Italy its second cross country gold at the Winter Games. The Unified Team collects medal totals as Germany leads with 25 medals and 10 golds while Austria, Norway and Italy follow.
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Worrell Eyes Cardinals Role Amid Spring Camp Hype
Spring workouts in St Petersburg feature Worrell among about 20 players preparing for the Cardinals. He aims to reclaim a roster spot despite Lee Smith's claim to the closer role. Worrell, 32, boasts 30 plus saves in three of four seasons and is one save from Bruce Sutter's club record of 127. Managers Piniella and Torborg stress mental health as a team priority.
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