Evening NBA schedule features 12 games across leagues
The card lists tonight’s matchups with start times: New York at Boston 7 p.m. San Antonio at Toronto 7 p.m. Miami at Washington 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Atlanta 7:30 p.m. Denver at Minnesota 8 p.m. Indiana at Chicago 8:30 p.m. Detroit at Utah 9 p.m. Sacramento at Phoenix 9 p.m. Dallas at Portland 10 p.m. New Jersey at Seattle 10 p.m. Houston at L.A. Lakers 10:30 p.m. Orlando at Golden State 10:30 p.m.
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Boston
San Antonio
Toronto
Miami
Washington
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Denver
Minnesota
Indiana
Chicago
Detroit
Utah
Sacramento
Phoenix
Dallas
Portland
New Jersey
Seattle
Houston
L.A. Lakers
Orlando
Golden State
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Cleveland
Florida
Philadelphia
Texas
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
St. Louis
White Sox
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Montreal
New York Mets
Colorado
Chicago Cubs
San Diego
Anaheim
San Francisco
Oakland
Seattie
Concord Lions rally past Barton to reach East regional
Concord (No. 6 seed) beat Barton 79 74 in Salem WV as Kelly Mann and Sterling Tate combined for 9 of 10 free throws in the final three minutes. Mann 20 points, Hicks 18, Doyle 12 with nine blocks. Barton leaders Cox 16 and Stewart 16. Concord advances to face Mansfield.
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Salem
W.va
Kelly Mann
Sterling Tate
Concord
Barton
Lions
Bulldogs
Ron Lievense
Mann
West Virginia
Tate
Dan Hicks
John Griffin
James Doyle
Doyle
Keith Thompson
Kendrick Cox
Chris Stewart
Phil Hobson
James Lewis
Friars edge WVU in Big East quarters behind Croshere
Providence defeats West Virginia 76-69 to advance to the semifinals as Austin Croshere scores 21 points and extends his league free throw streak to 57 before missing late. Villanova awaits after beating Syracuse. WVU argues the league deserves multiple NCAA bids.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Villanova
Syracuse
Providence
West Virginia
Georgetown
Miami
Boston College
Pittsburgh
Austin Croshere
Providence Friars
Croshere
Pete Gillen
Friars
Austin
Gillen
Mountaineers
Gale Catlett
Catlett
Mercer Christian Lady Cavaliers rout Roughriders 79 31 regional final
Mercer Christian girls dominated Baileysville, holding them scoreless until late in the first quarter and rolling to a 79 31 regional championship win. Kristy Setser scored 18 by halftime with Tracy Wyatt adding 14, as MCA cruised to its fourth straight regional crown and 13th victory for coach John O Neal.
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Brushfork
John O'Neal
Mercer Christian Lady Cavaliers
Baileysville Roughriders
Lady Cavaliers
Lady Riders
Brushfork Armory
Mercer Christian
Baileysville
MCA
O'Neal
Cavs
Amy Cecil
Kristy Setser
Tracy Wyatt
Lady Cavs
Risty Setser
Wyatt
Rhode Island Routs Virginia Tech to Reach A10 Semis
Rhode Island overcame an early deficit to defeat Virginia Tech 67-63 in the Atlantic 10 tournament. Tyson Wheeler scored 19 points with 13 in the second half, Michael Anderson added 15, and Hokies coach Bill Foster closed a 30‑year tenure with a 532‑325 overall mark.
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Philadelphia
St. Joseph's
St. Bonaventure
Rhode Island
Virginia Tech
Temple
Xavier
Ohio
George Washington
Massachusetts
Tyson Wheeler
Rams
Xavier Temple
Michael Anderson
Troy Manns
Ace Custis
Hokies
Son
Bill Foster
Josh King
Antonio Reynolds-Dean
Wheeler
Hokie
Reynolds-Dean
Manns
Ibn Hashim Bakari
Beavers Crews lead Bluefield past PikeView 80 52
Bluefield beats PikeView 80 52 in a sectional opener as Jeremy Crews scores 10 unanswered points in the first quarter to spark a balanced attack led by Isabelle 20 and Keane 19. The Beavers advance to face James Monroe in the title game with an 11 11 record.
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Athens
Bluefield
Jeremy Crews
Beavers
PikeView
James Monroe
Crews
Yubrenal Isabelle Stick
Panthers
Defici
Pike View
Michael Scott
Isabelle
Glen Eane
Dane Sink
Panther
O'Sullivan
Scott
Whitaker
Shirey
J.bailey
Blankenship
Sink
Cateron
White
Keane
Patterson
Terry
Wilburn
Burnly
Ford
Boyles
Pannell
Roach
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