Mets edge Lions in Japan warmup amid long trek abroad
Mets opened their overseas camp with an 8-1 win over Seibu Lions at the Seibu Dome after traveling 7,400 miles from Port St. Lucie. Edgardo Alfonzo and Jon Nunnally drove in two runs each as Glendon Rusch allowed one hit across five innings. Armando Benitez yielded a ninth inning homer to Ken Suzuki.
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UConn Reaches Final Four After East Regional Win
Connecticut defeats LSU 86 71 to advance to the Final Four in Philadelphia. Huskies star Svetlana Abrasi mova scores 25 points as MVP, supported by Sue Bird 16 and Shea Ralph 15 in Richmond.
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Concord Finishes 16th in Event With Tied Scorers
Concord finished 16th as Greg Shaw and Tyler Green tied for 44th in individual scoring with a three round total of 223. Freshman Graham Laird and Princeton's Matt Tiller, in only their second college event, finished at 234 and 243. The baseball team previously won two of three against Salem-Teikyo University in Salem, West Virginia, by 4-3 and 7-6. On Saturday.
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Player clashes with coach outlined in dramatic lineup critique
The piece profiles Jason Williams, Shawn Bradley and Dennis Rodman in a sharp critique tied to coach Knight. It notes Williams’s headaches and suspensions, Bradley’s tall wrath and knightly management, and Rodman’s disruptive energy. The tone recalls tense NBA dynamics.
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Final Four preview features Spartans and Tar Heels in semifinals
Michigan State rides nine straight wins and late surges to overtake Iowa State and Syracuse as Wisconsin relies on Jon Bryant's 3s. North Carolina, led by Ed Cota, seeks its 15th Final Four appearance while Florida, boosted by Mike Miller and Teddy Dupay, aims to extend its run after upsetting Duke and Oklahoma State.
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Class A all stars pace high school scoring leaders
Class A honor group lists Adam Vance of Harts with 25.6 ppg and 1,300 career points, Daniel Duncan of Marsh Fork with 24 ppg, Chuck Mahon of Burch with 20 ppg, and Rusty Wooten of Parkersburg Catholic with 19.1 ppg leading the first team. Second team includes Steven Dye of Marsh Fork at 16 ppg and peers Jason West, Jeff Geisinger, Bryant Cosby, Blaine Pruitt, Mike King, Josh McCoy, and Matt Conley. Cosby averaged nearly 27 ppg for the Generals.
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Two Basketball Prospects Named in West Virginia Roundup
Anthony Small of Princeton West Virginia and Oakvale Owls wing guard and Brent Whittaker of Thorn School Bulldogs forward are listed with parent names Thomas Ronda Small and Frank Tammie Whitte respectively as part of a regional high school prospect feature.
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Jaeger Lady Cubs Point Guard Allison Call Joins Team
Jaeger West Virginia welcomes Allison Ciampanella Jaeger to the Lady Cubs as point guard. Parents listed are Michael Call and stepmother Benita Call, with Roger and Frances Flippen noted as additional guardians or relatives.
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