Linn-Mar Triumphs Over Marshalltown 77 52 In District Showdown
Linn-Mar dominates Marshalltown 77 to 52 as Dowling looming with strong perimeter pressure. Linn-Mar holds 42 24 halftime edge while controlling boards and forcing turnovers.
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Brian Boermann
Jamie Swansen
Marshalltown
Mark Swanson
Brian Costa
Dorren Baker
Dale Chovton
Derek Kilstrom
Scott Egoecs
Rob Larsen
Todd Oleson
Mark Funk
Brad Wagner
Greg van Cleave
Brad Swearingen
Steve Hunt
Alan Paxson
Norm Anderson
Greg Spence
Linn Mor
Linn-Mar
Marshall Town
Lurmeden
Dowling earns date with Lions in 3A final
Dan Meyer scored 22 points as West Des Moines Dowling routed Sioux City North 85-45 to reach the Class 3A state title game. Dowling built a 15-5 start and led 35-22 at halftime behind Jim Mauro's 18 and Mike Wodka's 16. North's Jeff Donaldson led with 22 as the Tigers shot 35 percent. Dowling meets top-ranked KinnMarshall in the final.
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Dan Meyer
West Des Moines
Dowling
Sioux City North
Davenport Assumption
Kinn-Mar
Marshalltown
Oelwein
Assumption
Maroons
Jim Mauro
Mike Wodka
Jeff Donaldson
North
Sabbs Sparks Charleston Past Chaminade In NAIA Semis
Keith Coleman scored 18 points and T C Sabbs added 10 in the second half as Charleston, South Carolina defeated top-seeded Chaminade of Hawaii 66 65 in the NAIA tournament semifinals. Sabbs hit a key jumper to give Charleston a 52 41 lead and Coleman sealed the late run with a 2 38 tip in.
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Hartford, Conn
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Brian Ellerbe
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Tempe
Ariz
Paul Williams
Byron Scott
Arizona State
Cal State Fullerton
Sun Devils
Texas Christian University
Cal State-Fullerton
Ricky Mixon
Williams
Scott
Billy Jordan
Walt Stone
Jordan
Oklahoma Tops UAB In NCAA Mideast Regional
Chucky Barnett scored 26 points and David Little sparked a late run to lift Oklahoma 71-63 over Alabama-Birmingham. OU improves to 24-8 and advances to face Indiana. Wayman Tisdale added 17 amid foul trouble. UAB, 19-14, was led by Luellen Foster with 20 and McKinley Singleton with 18.
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Evansville
Ind
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David Little
Oklahoma
Alabama-Birmingham
Sooners
Indiana
Wayman Tisdale
Barnett
UAB
Luellen Foster
McKinley Singleton
Blazers
Alabama
Birmingham
Spartans edge Bowling Green in NIT thriller
Michigan State defeats Bowling Green 72-71 at East Lansing to advance to the NIT second round as Kevin Willis hits a jumper with 5 seconds left. Willis scores 16 and grabs 12 boards as Patrick Ford leads MSU with 17 points. Bowling Green finishes 21-9.
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Mich
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Michigan State
Bowling Green
Spartans
Fresno State
Willis
Falcons
Keith Taylor
Patrick Ford
Sam Vincent
Scott Skiles
Taylor
David Jenkins
David Greer
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