May leads Iowa toward College World Series run
Freshman Stacy May, from Reno Nevada, stars for third baseman Iowa as they chase a fifth College World Series berth. She delivered a clutch seventh inning double play in the Big Ten Tournament and tops the Big Ten with a .450 conference batting average while batting .363 overall with six homers and 38 RBIs. May credits leadership from seniors and her Run Rebels training for composure under pressure.
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Cindy Moran
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Rebels
California
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Hawkeyes
Illinois
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Ducks blank Wild to take 3-0 series lead in West
Jean-Sebastien Giguere posted his third straight shutout with 35 saves as Anaheim beat Minnesota 4-0 to move one win from the Stanley Cup finals. Paul Kariya netted twice, Steve Rucchin opened the scoring, and Anaheim led 3-0 after two periods.
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Hawkeyes women lead Big Ten meet with top ranked stars
Iowa enters the Big Ten Championships at Bierman Track led by Aisha James nation best 22 ft 3 in long jump and Alana Redfern NCAA best 181-5 javelin as Iowa State and Northern Iowa also compete in regional meets. Iowa women feature 10 NCAA qualifiers across sprints and field events while the men seek more titles with regional names like Tim Brodersen Brad Danfeldt and Tony Leick.
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Bierman
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Dirk Homewood
Wichita State
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Eve Culman
Kamesha Marshall
Sarah Steffen
Jessie Strand
Shellene Williams
Jiselle Providence
Aisha Hume
Jessica Fouche
Nichole Charles
Tim Brodersen
Brad Danfeldt
Zach Digney
Adam Hamilton
Tony Leick
Bill Neumann
Matt O’hallearn
Tony Rakaric
Pistons win nail biter on goaltending call
Chucky Atkins drove for a late layup that was goal tended by Derrick Coleman, giving the Detroit Pistons a 78-77 win over the Philadelphia 76ers to take a 3-2 series lead in the Eastern Conference semifinals. Iverson shot poorly as time expired.
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Detroit
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Iverson
Eric Snow
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Chauncey Billups
Coleman
Pistons Edge 76ers 78 77 on last second play
Detroit leads the series 3 2 after a 78 77 win over Philadelphia with a spinning layup by a rookie at 16.6 seconds remaining. Hamilton led Detroit with 20 points while Atkins added 17 and Prince 13 for the Pistons. Snow scored 16 for Philadelphia and McKie had 10.
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