Iona Upsets Siena To Win MAAC Championship 84 80
Dyree Wilson scored 27 as Iona withstood a late Siena rally to capture the MAAC title and earn an automatic NCAA berth. Tariq Kirksay, MAAC player of the year, left briefly with an injury but returned. Nakiea Miller added 15 points and 9 rebounds for the Gaels.
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Creighton Wins MVC Title Secures NCAA Bid In OT
Ryan Sears scored 15 points as Creighton beat Southwest Missouri State 57-45 to win the Missouri Valley Conference tournament and lock the automatic NCAA berth for the second straight year. Sears MVP with 3s in the first half. Creighton sets MVC season record with 277 three-pointers.
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Duke Wins First ACC Women's Basketball Title
No. 11 Duke survives a late rally from North Carolina to claim its first ACC championship, as Lauren Rice and Georgia Schweitzer lead with 16 points each and five players score in double figures in a 79-76 win in Greensboro. Nikki Teasley scores 31 for UNC.
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Stale NBA Standings and Player Notes From The Event
The fragmentary score and standings appear to reference Milwaukee area teams with players Robinson Alon and Sates do, listing rebounds and fouls. Names are garbled. readable items include Milwaukee, Robinson, and a few partial stats. The piece resembles a local scoreboard card with scattered numeric data and player abbreviations.
ONeal nets career high 61 as Lakers rout Clippers
Shaquille ONeal scores 61 points and 23 rebounds to lift the Los Angeles Lakers to a 123-108 win over the Los Angeles Clippers, extending their streak to 16 games. It is the season high in points and the 52nd 60-point game in NBA history.
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