Hoosiers send Yeagley out with title
Indiana defeats St John’s 2 1 to win the NCAA soccer final as retiring coach Jerry Yeagley earns his sixth title. Ned Grabawoy and Jacob Peterson score in the first 20 minutes under a snowfall at Crew Stadium. St John’s answers late. Yeagley honored after long, storied tenure.
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Duke Manhandles Portland in Top-Ranked Road Win
No. 4 Duke dominated Portland 84-43 in Durham as Luol Deng returned to score 15 and block a shot. Duke built a 28-point halftime lead, extending the nation's longest home win streak to 31. Portland's Eugene Jeter led with 10 points.
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Berry leads Northern Iowa past UMKC in 79-52 win
Emily Berry poured in a season high 22 points and six assists as Northern Iowa cruised past Missouri-Kansas City 79-52 in Cedar Falls. Amy Swisher added 16, Alex Cook 14 with 12 rebounds, and UNI shot 47.3 percent while the Kangaroos slumped to 28.6 percent. Berry hit 4 of 8 threes as UNI improves to 2-4 with Tony DiCecco praising the bench effort.
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Riders fall to Chicago despite outplaying in tough loss
RoughRiders outshot Chicago 39 to 37 but Chicago goaltender Shane Connelly stopped 37 shots as Jon Grabarek and Peltier beat him for goals. Eric Slais scored short handed for Chicago, and Danny Charleston sealed the 3-2 Steel win with 1:48 left, T.J. Fox adding an empty-netter.
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Leighton leads Blackhawks to 1 1 tie with Stars
Michael Leighton stopped 31 shots as the Chicago Blackhawks tied the Dallas Stars 1 1 in Chicago. Steve Sullivan and Sergei Zubov scored for the teams, with Leighton and Turco each turning aside 29 or 31 shots.
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Columbus State captain Jed Bedford dies after practice collapse
Jed Bedford 21, star guard and captain of Columbus State Cougars, collapsed during practice in Columbus Georgia. He died at St Francis Hospital from cardiac arrest after posting 135 three pointers last season and averaging 21.4 points this year. The team postponed Tuesday's home game against North Carolina Central.
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