NCAA Women’s Tournament Regional Semifinals and Finals
Regional semifinals and finals across four sites in Philadelphia Dayton Spokane and Dallas followed by national semifinals and championship. Connecticut Duke Notre Dame Ohio State Oklahoma Stanford Gonzaga Louisville Baylor Texas A&M etc determined winners and matchups with final four set to be played in Indianapolis.
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American Airlines Center
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Georgia
Baylor
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Conseco Fieldhouse
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Television and sports schedule packed with NBA and NCAA action
On Wednesday March 30 ESPN and Versus carry pro basketball and hockey, with All-American Game and Sony Ericsson Open tennis events in progress. College teams Wichita State, Colorado, Alabama eye playoff implications, while a slate of NBA games dates across cities includes New Jersey at New York and Golden State at Memphis.
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New Orleans
Spring Training Glance N.Y. Mets 8 at Washington 2
Baseball notes from spring games show N Y Mets defeating Washington 8 to 2 while Toronto beat Baltimore 7 to 4. Yankees edged Detroit 2 to 1 and other results include Boston and Tampa Bay 1 1, Florida 4 over St Louis 2.
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Virginia High blanks Honaker in season opener 10 0
Virginia High Bearcats dominated Honaker 10 0 in five innings at Boyce Cox Field. Josh Paolucci held the Tigers to two hits while the Bearcats 7 8 9 hitters combined for seven runs and eight hits. Honaker must regroup as they visit John Battle Friday with Sullivan South visiting tonight.
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Virginia High
Bristol
Virginia High Bearcats
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DeVault Stadium
Tom Harding
Bearcats
Josh Paolucci
Jeremiah Dye
Austin Kiser
Paolucci
Harding
Tre Bunn
Payton
Austin Booker
Hunter McCall
Lance Jessee
Dale Stine
Bearcat
Stine
Ryne Loggins
Jessee
Mark Daniels
Loggins
Max Morris
Clint Chafin
Sullivan South
John Battle
Tazewell stays perfect in 10-0 five-inning win over Marion
Tazewell softball remains undefeated at 3-0 after a 10-0, five-inning win over Marion. Saesha Mountain drew three walks and scored three runs with four stolen bases, while Samantha Boothe went 4-for-4 and Bridget Cook struck out six. Marion pitcher fanned six as well. The Lady Bulldogs head to Carroll County next, then Botetourt Tournament in Roanoke.
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Carroll County
Roanoke
Fragmentary OCR line on Cook and Creasi entities
A partial OCR line shows unclear references to Cook and Creasi with numeric codes 000 00-O 21 500 23-10 142, lacking readable context or events. The fragment provides no verifiable action, place, date, or involved organizations for a coherent card.
James Monroe Lady Mavericks Triumph Over PikeView 7-3
Jenna Hancock struck out nine in seven innings for James Monroe Mavericks improving to 4-2 despite four errors. PikeView totaled its runs in the fourth with four walks issued by Hancock. Bailey fanned seven and walked five for PikeView as James Monroe plans a 5 p.m. Thursday game at Princeton.
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Lady’ Mavericks
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James Monroe
Princeton
Riverside def Princeton in high-scoring roundup victory
Riverside 12, Princeton 2. Riverside jumped to a 10-0 lead in the second inning and held on as Princeton, plagued by four errors and nine hits, struggled. Savannah Young went 2 for 3 with a home run and three RBIs for Riverside, while Princeton freshman Kellan Mallory doubled. Roundup, B-4.
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Tigers
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WVU Forward Dan Jennings Plans Transfer
WVU backup forward Dan Jennings, a 6 foot 8 sophomore, left the team during a Jan 23 game with South Florida and did not play the rest of the season. He averaged 2 points and 2.5 rebounds over 14 games with four starts. Coach Bob Huggins said Jennings will transfer after spring semester.
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Jennings
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Bob Huggins
Tigers edge Bluefield in high scoring regional clash
Princeton and Bluefield traded blows as Jon Shoda pitched into the seventh, Corey Quick drove in four runs, and Sean Williams added a homer. Bluefield kept it close late but Shoda and Princeton held on for a 6-3 win while Quick and Williams starred on offense.
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Andrew Siegel
Jordan Hargrave
Shoda
Tigers
Sean Williams
Brad Fox
Siegel
Bluefield
Wilburn
Austin
Southcott
Princeton
Jon Shoda
Corey Quick
Logan Lineberry
Kyle Shepherd
Lineberry
J.C. Pennington
Don
Hokies focus on consistency as spring practice opens
Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer begins a 25 day spring period seeking consistency at quarterback and along the lines after an 11-3 season. Logan Thomas leads the position core with backups contending for No 2 and No 3 roles while Beamer evaluates offense and defense, including line depth and kicking duties ahead of a Sept 3 opener against Appalachian State.
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Ju-Ju Clayton
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Mark Leal
Trey Gresh
Logan
David Wilson
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Josh Oglesby
Rashad Carmichael
John Graves
Steven Friday
Lyndell Gibson
Richlands
Austin Fuller
Giles
Cody Journell
Appalachian State
West Virginia poised to run multiple backs under Holgorsen
WVU coach Dana Holgorsen discussed quarterback competition with Geno Smith-like potential and projected a two running back set. Several backs including Shawne Alston Tre Johnson Ryan Clarke and Matt Lindamood contend for carries while Tavon Austin might move to running back. New recruits Andrew Buie Dustin Garrison and freshman Vernard Roberts join hopes to boost the backfield after 34 fumbles in 2010.
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Trey Johnson
Ryan
Clarke
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Vernard Roberts
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Austin
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Pearland
Texas
Robert Gillespie
Oklahoma State
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