Mariners face World Baseball Classic absences in 2013 season
Dozens of Mariners depart for the WBC including Felix Hernandez and Robinson Cano, leaving key slots vacant from eight to 18 days. Manager Scott Servais urges players to enjoy the tournament while teammates step up at spring training in Phoenix and Arizona. Hernandez to start Venezuela’s opener. Gallardo joins Team USA veteran optimism remains high for a big year.
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Wichita State Wins MVC Tournament Crown In St Louis
Wichita State, led by Conner Frankamp with 19 points and Landry Shamet 14, defeated Illinois State 71 51 to claim the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament title and an automatic NCAA berth. Illinois State’s Paris Lee led with 18 points as Wichita State surged to 30 4 and a 15 game win streak.
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Tar Heels Clinch ACC Crown With 90 83 Win Over Duke
No. 5 North Carolina topped rival Duke 90-83 to seal a two game lead atop the ACC. Coach Roy Williams praised the league strength as UNC aims to back up the regular season title in the postseason. The win followed a busy week with ranked teams and standings reshaped across the conference.
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Rams softball takes two from UPike
Bluefield College pressed its best start in program history by sweeping a doubleheader from the University of Pikeville at Graham Rec Park. The Rams won 3-2 and 4-1 to move to 7-1 while UPike dropped to 4-6.
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Reinhardt overwhelms BC 19-2 in series finale
Reinhardt defeats Bluefield College 19-2 at Ken White Field to close the AAC opener for both teams. Reinhardt pounded 19 hits as Blake Mallout won in six innings, while Daniel Ruiz took the loss after facing 12 batters in two innings. Erik Williams, Joey Smith, and Bobby Mena produced multiple RBIs for the Rams.
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