Saints fall to Xavier as defense stifles inside attack
Xavier, led by two imposing inside players, shut down A.J. Evans and limited Saint contenders. Murray led the Saints with 19 points as Xavier shot 32.6 percent and went scoreless for the final 4:35, while the Saints faced a tough, disciplined defensive performance.
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SportsDay Broad Slate Of College And Pro Games
A dense list of events across basketball wrestling track hockey and more. Includes state tournament sites Wells Fargo Arena Des Moines Lied Recreation Facility Ames NCAA championships in Providence Rochester and Virginia Beach, plus MLB spring training and NBA NBA TV and ESPN coverage.
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Spring Training Results From Major League Baseball
Thursday's results include Boston edging the Mets 3 2 and Houston sweeping Miami 10 5. Minnesota crushed Pittsburgh 15 3 while New York beat Detroit 8 6. Philadelphia topped Atlanta 16 9 and Tampa Bay defeated Washington 14 4. Other scores feature Toronto 6 4 over Baltimore, Colorado 6 4 over Cleveland, Texas 7 3 against San Francisco, Kansas City 6 5 over San Diego, and Milwaukee 9 3 versus Chicago White Sox in eight innings. A full slate of afternoon and evening games followed with planned matchups among many clubs and split squads, including Cubs vs Hanshin Tigers in Tokyo.
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Bowling 300 game at May City Bowl
Warren Valenta rolls a 300 for Evergreen League at Cedar Rapids Bowling Center. Notable scores include Gay Strunk 226 567 for TMEB, Cassie Veglahn 213 Nicole Norton 549 for CR Bowlettes, Kim Cairns 162 428 for Nitehawks, Dena Anderson 194 544 and Mark Ramsey 246 at Wednesday Seniors, Terry Liddle 687, Tristan Robinson 267 674 for Evergreen, Heather Van Weelden 220 603, Tyler O'Neil 278 and Luke Stratton 733 for Best Halves.
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Valley edges Linn-Mar in OT to reach state final
At Des Moines Wells Fargo Arena in the Class 4A semis Valley defeated Linn-Mar 58 to 56 in overtime. Key contributors for Valley included Jayden McGregory and Zay Robinson, while Linn-Mar responded with strong scoring from Tyler Hilton and Davis Kern. Valley advances to today’s 4A final to face Waukee Northwest.
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Missouri Valley and Big Ten tournaments roll on in Evansville and Indianapolis
Iowa and Illinois State lead the way with emphatic wins, as Missouri Valley quarterfinals feature Bradley, Valparaiso, Illinois State and Drake. Big Ten action at Gainbridge Fieldhouse includes Illinois State’s rally and Iowa’s high-scoring win. Tonight’s NBA slate cites Dallas, L.A. teams and more, with Iowa State and BYU in the Battle for bedrock supremacy.
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Valley edge Linn-Mar in OT for 4A semifinal win
West Des Moines Valley beat Linn-Mar 58-56 in overtime after Jayden McGregory drove the floor and hit a contested shot with about a second left. Valley advances to face Waukee Northwest in the Class 4A championship at Wells Fargo Arena.
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Valley Tigers vs Linn-Mar twist ends in buzzer beater loss
Valley center Trevin Jirak scored on a last second tip in a 40-38 fourth quarter lead after a 50-50 rebound scramble. Linn-Mar star Davis Kern had 16 points and nine rebounds before exiting with a tough loss ending their 16-game win streak, while Marcus McGregor and Tyler Hilton contributed for Linn-Mar.
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Bears Add Zaccheaus and Several Free Agent Signings
The Bears sign wide receiver Olamide Zaccheaus to a contract. The Colts sign kicker Sam Shrader, the Chiefs add quarterback Gardner Minshew on a one year deal, the Raiders sign running back Raheem Mostert, the Dolphins sign linebacker K J Britt, and Alexander Mattison signs as a free agent with an undetailed term. The Vikings trade guard Ed Ingram to the Texans for a 2026 sixth round pick.
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