Area state Today preps boys basketball state tourney in Jes
Area state sports briefs cover Jes Maines leading the boys basketball state tournament. Indoor track features Iowa City High Regina West Xavier Prairie Linn-Mar Washington at Iowa State meet. College tennis includes Iowa State at Grand Canyon and Luther with Denison Concordia. Softball schedules Luther Hamilton LaVerne at Sun West and other events across Florida and Panama City.
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TV slate highlights two college basketball games
The schedule lists NCAA tournament opening round Florida A&M versus Lehigh at 4 p.m. on ESPN2 and NIT first round Iowa at St. Louis and Missouri at Michigan at 6 p.m. on ESPN and ESPN2, with other sports including Orioles at Florida Martins, Premiership soccer, and early rounds of the Pacific Life Open tennis.
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NBA Tonight Scores and Results From Across League
A dense recap lists games with results: Phoenix 99 over Houston 97 in Houston, Yao Ming 29 for Houston, Amare Stoudemire 24 for Phoenix. later Utah 102 over Denver 75 with Anthony 23 for Utah and Miller 24 for Denver. Also Dallas 101 over Los Angeles Clippers 88 and New Jersey at Buffalo results noted, plus several evening matchups across Cleveland, New York, Milwaukee, and more with assorted scores and key players.
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College wrestling seeds for NCAA Division I championships in St Louis
Seeds listed for all weights from 125 to 197 with top names like Powell Iowa Eustice Penn Valenti Wisconsin and Hazewinkel Oklahoma, plus a long slate of competitors from Cornell Illinois Oklahoma State Nebraska Michigan and more. Also includes MLB scores from spring games and notable results from Bradenton to Phoenix with several exhibition matches and standings.
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Women's and men's NCAA NAIA tournament results and schedules
Summary of NAIA Division I and NCAA Division I tournament results and public schedules. Includes Cedarville and Hastings outcomes, Morningside and Mary outcomes, regional finals, and first to third round tiebreaker-like listings with multiple regionals and seedings.
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Baseball and Football Moves From Monday Transactions
Baseball moves include multiple optionings and assignments across the Indians, Tigers, Athletics, Blue Jays, Reds, Expos, Pirates, Cardinals, Padres, and others with minor league camp calls. Basketball and football notes cover Bulls waivers and signings, Vikings and Patriots roster moves, and CFL Renegades signing, plus Vegas Nevada Las Vegas naming a new men’s basketball coach.
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Oakland Athletics
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Freddie Bynum
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Eric Cammack
Lou Pete
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John Ford Griffin
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Kenson
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Jesse Harper
New Hampshire
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Matt Belisle
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Memphis
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Mobile
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NAIA II Tourney Openers Tip Marquee Upsets
Oregon Tech defeated St Ambrose 80 to 67 while Bellevue Nebraska beat Sioux Falls 70 to 62. Opening round action lists many games with schedule times and advancing-match pairings across regional sites in East Rutherford Seattle Phoenix and other venues.
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ATP WTA Pacific Life results summary
Matches show Chela and Hewitt edged in three sets. Fish and Novak won in straight sets. Haas defeated Costa after a clutch tiebreak. Federer beat Gonzalez. Roddick won over Safin. Coria, Henman, Calleri each secured wins. Nadal, Mirnyi, Horna advances noted. In women Sharapova defeated Karatancheva. Henin-Hardenne and Myskina posted wins. Kuznetsova and Molik also progressed.
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Det Lieyton Hewitt
Australia
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Russia
Guillermo Coria
Rafael Nadal
Spain
Mikhail Youzhny
Luis Horna
Peru
James Blake
Gaston Gaudio
Maria Sharapova
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Amy Frazier
del Martina Sucha
Slovakia
Barbora Strycova
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Iveta Benesova
Justine Henin-Hardenne
Belgium
Marta Marrero
Anastasis Myskina
Ottan
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Barbara Schett
Austria
del Paola Suarez
Conchite Martinez
Lisa Raymond
Svetlana Kuznetsova
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March 16 sports milestones from 1947 to 1990
On March 16 1947 Billy Taylor of the Detroit Red Wings notched seven assists in a 10 6 win over Chicago. In 1961 Bernie Geoffrion of Montreal scored 50 goals versus Toronto as Maurice Richard led all with the first 50 goal season in 1945. In 1990 Philip Hutcheson of David Lipscomb surpassed Travis Grant as college basketball career scoring leader with 4045 points.
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