NCAA March Madness regional and round results summary
NCAA tournament bracket details list regional winners and upcoming matchups. Regional results include Syracuse and Notre Dame advancing, with Virginia and Wisconsin regional outcomes noted. Final Four and championship schedule shown, plus second round scores from March 17 to 19 and earlier dates.
Sports TV and radio schedule and standings snapshot
A detailed March 22 schedule covers radio and TV for college basketball NIT games Saint Marys Cal at Valparaiso and Creighton at BYU, plus exhibition baseball in Havana and spring MLB games. Also listed are NBA, NHL, and basketball standings with division leaders and recent results across the Eastern and Western conferences.
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George Washington advances past Monmouth in NIT
George Washington defeats Monmouth 87-71 in West Long Branch to reach its first NIT quarterfinal. Tyler Cavanaugh posts 22 points and 12 rebounds while Patricio Garino adds 19 on 8-of-12 shooting as GW shoots 9-of-19 from three and ends Monmouth’s run. GW will host Florida in the next round.
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Lin's late surge lifts Hornets over Spurs
Jeremy Lin scored 15 of his 29 in the fourth as the Charlotte Hornets erased a 23 point deficit to beat the San Antonio Spurs 91 to 88. Tony Parker led San Antonio with 19 points, LaMarcus Aldridge 18 and 12, while Spurs failed to convert two late 3 point tries.
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Lights upgrade eyed for Montcalm softball complex
County Board of Education member Cindy Havens said the lights are a standard soft ball facility feature and she has not confirmed a cost. She noted lights were installed in Princeton and Pike View, and Bluefield last year, with Montcalm upcoming. Craig Havens added the board aims to improve facilities when possible.
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Concord Cardinals suffer first conference loss at home
Concord was limited to five hits and three unearned runs as WIU pitcher struck out six, handing the Cardinals their first conference defeat of the year. Concord (4-11, 3-1) travels to Bluefield State for a 6 p.m. game Wednesday at Hunnicutt Field in Princeton.
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Hockey and Baseball Scores and Schedules Across Cities
NHL results show New York Rangers and Florida 4 2 while Toronto tops Calgary 5 2 with other scorelines. Baseball rundown includes Mets over Phillies 4 1 and Dodgers 6 3 over Mariners, plus multiple late games and a full day of interleague matchups.
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Sprint Cup Series Points Leaders Through March 20
Key standings list Kevin Harvick atop the Sprint Cup with 195 points, followed by Jimmie Johnson 184, Carl Edwards 171, Denny Hamlin 170, and Kyle Busch 170. The top 20 also include Joey Logano, Kurt Busch, Dale Earnhardt Jr, Brad Keselowski, Austin Dillon, Martin Truex Jr, Jamie McMurray, Aric Almirola, Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Matt Kenseth, Chase Elliott, Ryan Blaney, Kasey Kahne, AJ Allmendinger, and Ryan Newman with respective totals.
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Xfinity Series Points Leaders Through March 19
Daniel Suarez leads the Xfinity Series with 182 points on March 19, followed by Elliott Sadler with 172 and Justin Allgaier with 163. Brandon Jones, Ty Dillon, Brandon Gaughan, Erik Jones, Darrell Wallace Jr, Ryan Reed, Brennan Poole, Blake Koch, Jeb Burton, Dakoda Armstrong, Jeremy Clements, Ryan Sieg, Ross Chastain, Ryan Preece, JJ Yeley, B J McLeod, and David Starr round out the top 20 in order.
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PGA Tour Scoring Averages and Money Leaders Snapshot
The list shows top players by scoring average with Phil Mickelson leading at 69.01, followed by Adam Scott, Rickie Fowler, Sergio Garcia, Justin Rose, and others. It also ranks driving distance, driving accuracy, greens in regulation, total driving, putting average, and all around ranking, along with money leaders including Adam Scott and Bubba Watson with annual earnings figures.
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Beavers Sail To 7-0 Victory Over Bluefield Girls
Bluefield courts saw the Beavers roll in a 7-0 girls win over Princeton at Bluefield City Courts. Zoe Nicewander and Lily Wright led with decisive singles while the duo of Nicewander-Wright blanked Cox-Hendricks in doubles, and Colley-Meadows beat Ralosky-Rose in exhibitions.
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Honaker races to five inning 13 2 win over Richlands
In WarDell Va Hartley Hilton and Colby Howard had two hits and scored twice as Honaker built a 10-0 lead in five innings to defeat Richlands 13-2. Richlands’ Jakob Cole went 3 for 3 and Fran Farrell doubled with an RBI, while Richlands hosts Abingdon next Wednesday at 5 p.m.
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James Monroe Lady Mavericks blank Bluefield in 3 1/2 innings
Lexi Carter pitched a one hitter with six strikeouts as James Monroe defeated Bluefield 16 to 0 in 3 1/2 innings. Savana Sykes homered. Carter Heidi Stdon and Ashley Rickman added doubles. Sykes Sudon Rickman Carter and Audra Winebrimmer went 2 for 2. Bluefield’s lone hit was by K Lucado.
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Tazewell Lady Dogs top Graham in opener on patient hitting
Tazewell rallied past Graham 10-9 as Jewel Ruble Zoe McReynolds Shayna McNulty, Steele and Sparks drove in runs. Steele earned the win in relief while Bri Tietz and Deakin contributed key fielding plays. Graham, youthful with two seniors, showed improvement as coach Mike Goins noted the learning experience.
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Area calendar offers multiple 5K runs and local sports events
Hinton REACHH FRC hosts the Dam Run 5K at Bellepoint Park on Saturday April 2, with 9 a.m. start and 6 a.m. registration. Proceeds aid child abuse prevention in Summers County. Athens hosts the 26th Roth Memorial 5K Walk Run April 26 at Concord University. Princeton records the Sam White 5K on May 14 benefiting a college scholarship. Numerous basketball, golf and martial arts events follow across Bland, Fairmont, Bluefield and Princeton with entry fees, times, and contact details.
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