Maryland Wins NCAA Soccer Title Behind Seitz Penalty Stop
Maryland defeats New Mexico 1 0 to claim the NCAA title as goalkeeper Chris Seitz denies a second half penalty by Andrew Boyens. Marc Burch scored the lead on a deflected free kick in the 30th minute as New Mexico pushed late, outshooting 19-11.
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Return of O'Neal lifts Heat to win over Wizards
Shaquille O'Neal return sparks Miami as he nails a late free throw to force overtime and the Heat defeat Washington 104-101 ending a four game skid. Dwyane Wade surge leads with 41 points while O Neal adds 10 points 11 rebounds off the bench in 22 minutes.
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Orioles seek to soothe Tejada amid trade speculation
Miguel Tejada and the Baltimore Orioles show a unison goal to win but questions linger on his role. Tejada expressed a desire to be traded after the Orioles failed to add talent in the off season. Executive VP Mike Flanagan said the team plans to keep Tejada despite several trade offers.
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Tejada talks with reps as Flanagan stays hopeful for winner
Flanagan says he and Tejada want a winner and discuss terms with Tejada's agents Diego Bentz and Fernando Cuza. In Boston, John Henry defends Larry Lucchino, denying a power cut to lure Theo Epstein back amid ongoing GM speculation. In Las Vegas, Matt Austin breaks Ty Murray’s money record at the National Finals Rodeo with 320 765 total.
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Iowa lands Tex prep defensive back in 2006 class
Jay Valai from Heritage High School Colleyville Texas verbally commits to the Hawkeyes after visiting Iowa City. Valai 5 9 195 pounds 2 star Rivals ranking chosen over Minnesota Wisconsin Central Florida Louisiana Tech Utah State. He is the 12th verbal commitment in Iowa 2006 class. Amel Muhamedaghc named Mount Mercy women soccer coach after serving as interim in 2005 guiding team to 9 9 0.
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Peacocks Debut at No 17 in D II Wrestling Poll
Fayette Upper Iowa earned its first national ranking in Division II wrestling, entering the coaches association poll at No 17. Nebraska Omaha sits at No 1, followed by Minnesota State Mankato and Pittsburgh Johnstown.
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Chicago Hawks edge Atlanta in shootout for win
Pavel Vorobiev scored twice in regulation and once in the shootout to lift Chicago past Atlanta 5-4 in Atlanta. Michael Holmqvist beat Michael Garnett in the deciding shootout shot as the Blackhawks extended their win streak to two and a streak of overtime games.
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