NASCAR Winston Cup results and standings from Concord race
The Concord NASCAR Winston Cup event lists Dale Earnhardt Jr led by Chevrolet with top earnings including $410,000, and drivers like Ward Burton and Joe Nemechek posting earnings. The page also references college baseball scores, NBA playoffs, and various race and prize figures across multiple drivers and sponsors.
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Marchman defends Regions Cup title in opening round victory
Marchman, 31, defends the Regions Cup at Midland Valley Country Club, matching Trey early and surviving Testino eagle to stay ahead. Testino carded a 40-foot chip-in eagle on No 16 but bogeyed 17, while Marchman extends his Regions Cup tally to six career wins and eyes six or seven events this season. Joshua Kelly shot 71 to lead a team title with Paul Arrington, as Donnie Wilkins won the senior division with 143.
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Vargas lifts Upatoi Green to comeback in Cup of Aiken
Upatoi Green trailed until Vargas netted the last of his three goals in overtime to seal a 7-6 win. Eddie Martinez scored three times, Omar Cepeda added two, and Monticule fell behind as Cepeda scored twice late to force the final period. Louisville, led by Arellano's six goals, tied late and edged past Chime Bell Station after a strong fourth chukker.
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Knicks Rally Past Heat In Classic Miami Clash
The Knicks trailed late but surged as Tim Hardaway and Patrick Ewing traded key plays with Alonzo Mourning. Sanity frayed after the finish as players argued over a timeout call, with Sprewell disputing the official's ruling and teammates weighing in amid a heated playoff‑era rivalry.
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Waack steps down as South Aiken coach amid turnarounds
Waack resigns after leading the Lady Thoroughbreds through a tight region schedule and a brief climb to No 8 in Class AAAA. He cites emotional reasons and says the program has bright prospects with Armstrong Duches and Henkes returning, plus strong JV depth.
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