Boise State edges Utah in NIT opening thriller
Reserve guard Mike Sanor scored the late go ahead basket as Boise State beat Utah 62-61 to advance to the NIT second round. Greg Dodd added 15 points off the bench and Utah’s Albert Springs missed two free throws with one second left.
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Big Ten teams win openers in NCAA women’s bracket
Northwestern edged Kansas State in Evanston to advance. Illinois joined them as Big Ten winners securing second-round pairings. Iowa and Ohio State earned first-round byes in the 40-team field as co-champions.
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Northwestern Wildcats rally to upset in overtime NCAA game
Northwestern toppled Kansas 62-61 in OT after a 32-22 halftime deficit, with Judy Banaby scoring 15 and Kelly Byrne 14. Don Petrelli's Wildcats advance to the Midwest Regional second round while Illinois defeats Bowling Green 80-64. Evette Ott led Kansas with 20 points as Chrissa Hailey scored 27 for Northeast.
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Lisbon bowler rolls 300 in Don Mar Lanes event
Tim Moffett of Lisbon bowled a perfect 300 game Wednesday night at Don Mar Lanes. He followed with 202 and 240 for a 742 series.
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Ventura dazzles with 106-51 win as Lorenzen nears records
Ventura star Lynne Lorenzen poured 62 points to lead a 106-51 victory over Lone Tree in the state tournament, boosting her career total to 6,558 as Ventura eyes a 6 player girls’ title. Lorenzen remains calm under media scrutiny while Dike awaits in today’s semifinal.
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