Oak Glen and Wheeling Park Roll In Weeknight Regional
Oak Glen, 16-9, fell to Wyoming East 60 while Wheeling Park, 18-6, lost 53 to Nitro. Grafton, James Monroe, Jefferson, Capital and others posted results as the Class AAA tournament at the Charleston Civic Center continued with quarterfinals and semifinals slated for the weekend.
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NBA Scores And Schedule Highlights
Western and Eastern conference results feature Cleveland topping Atlanta 103 96 and Washington over Chicago 115 90. New York defeated Milwaukee 102 89 while Indiana beat Orlando 111 98. Tonight matchups include L A Lakers at Utah and Miami at Chicago with remaining games across the league.
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March 7 2002 sports and TV highlights
A compact schedule lists 2002 college basketball conference tournament first rounds and several golf tours. Events include Big East and Pac 10 quarterfinals and first rounds in New York Indianapolis Los Angeles with teams like Boston College Georgetown Northwestern Michigan USC Stanford Florida State Clemson Arizona Arizona State Missouri Iowa State UNLV New Mexico UCLA and Notre Dame. Also on air are golf events from Adelaide Dubai Houston and Florida and a Canadian event in Houston.
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Parkersburg Catholic Faces East Hardy In Regional Play
Parkersburg Catholic enters with 14 9 record to meet East Hardy 23 2 in a regional bracket stalled by multiple round matchups. First round results include Caldwell 68 Bluefield 48 and Sioux Falls 94 Walsh 78 with extensive Thursday Friday Saturday schedule notes for Wednesday March 6 through Monday March 11 at Point Lookout Missouri and Caldwell New Jersey and Sioux Falls South Dakota venues.
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Baseball Preseason Standings And Schedule Notes
Baseball standings show multiple teams with records and earnings figures for spring training. Tuesday results feature wins, losses, and ties with several interleague matchups and split-squad notes. A dense schedule lists daily games and locations across Florida, Arizona, and California with times and venues.
NHL Standings and Schedule From Hockey Conference Notes
Eastern Conference standings for Atlantic Northeast and Southeast divisions with wins losses ties and points, plus Western Conference Central Northwest and Pacific divisions. Scores and results include Pittsburgh 6 Florida 5 OT and New York Rangers 3 Minnesota 2 OT with listed overtime guidelines and upcoming games across multiple arenas.
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Orioles Agree To Terms With Cal Maduro For 1 Year
The Baltimore Orioles agreed to terms with right handed pitcher Calvin Maduro on a one year deal. The move was announced as part of offseason roster adjustments in the American League. Chicago White Sox reassigned right hander Gary Majewski and catcher Humberto Quintero as part of their roster moves.
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Baseball and football signings across leagues and teams
A broad roundup shows MLB clubs agreeing to one year deals with many minor leaguers including Edwin Almonte and Joe Crede and renewing Mark Buehrle. NFL signings span Falcons Bears Bengals Browns Lions Texans Dolphins Eagles Buccaneers. NBA fines and WNBA suspensions noted. Hockey and college coaching moves and roster actions listed.
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Wyoming East tops Oak Glen. Eckleberry sets three-point record
Wyoming East dominates Oak Glen to win the regional semifinal, led by Jade Eckleberry with six threes and 24 points while Jenna Eckleberry dished 15 assists. Kara Thomas added 25 points as the Warriors held a paint edge and forced 25 Oak Glen turnovers.
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Ramblin' Rams rout BC to reach second round
The Ramblin' Rams beat BC 68 to 48 as Mike Pero scored 20 and Sulaiman Muhammad 15 while BC clawed back late but could not overturn the deficit. The Rams, AAC tournament champions, finish 22-12. Dale Evans led BC with 16 points. Damir Vukotic added 11 and Domingo Hale contributed.
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Lady Cavs Aim High Against Pocahontas County
MCA coach Cook stresses full effort as 19 4 Lady Cavaliers meet Pocahontas County in their first state tournament appearance. Pocahontas, 14 8, upset Gilmer County 47 46 after beating Harman 37 33 to reach state. Coach Snyder may start Cassell Shearer Gunn with McKean and McNabb on the front line. Pocahontas enrolls nearly 400. MCA has 43 grades 9 12. Contact Bob Redd at bredd bottonline.com.
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Caldwell lifts Caldwell to 25-5 season mark in contest
Caldwell scores 25 points on 26 of 50 shooting as the Caldwell team beat Bluefield College 68 to 48. Ramblin' Rams struggle with 39 shots, 16 made, poor three point accuracy, while BC hits all 13 free throws. Guards for Caldwell commit 10 turnovers as Bluefield’s Damir Vukotic and Dale Evans lead the visitors.
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Region VII Regionals Tip Off Amid Sudden-Death Push
Bluefield names starting five Walton Hairston Smalls Wilkes Johnson for regional clash as Gaither urges urgency. Bench players Sarver Patterson Davis Barber to spell. Region VII game set for 7 30 p m. In Logan Mount View meets Wyoming East at Logan Memorial Fieldhouse led by Hall Jones Curtis Thomas Baker Jackson.
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Wildcats top Syracuse 78 64 in Big East tourney opener
Gary Buchanan scored 21 points as Villanova closed with a 14-3 run to defeat Syracuse 78-64 in the Big East tournament. Villanova (17-11) advances to face No. 19 Connecticut (21-6) while Syracuse (20-11) ends a rough stretch, hurting its NCAA at large bid hopes. Oceana's final Wyoming County game notes players Justin Nestel, Ber Shrader, Nathen Brookman, and others before the school consolidates with Baileysville to form Westside High School.
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