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Newspaper

Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1989

Page

10

Illinois Earn No 1 Seed In Midwest Regional

Illinois coach Lou Henson expressed elation as the Illini earned the top seed in the Midwest Regional. With Kendall Gill back, Illinois finished 27-4 and 14-4 in the Big Ten after a late surge, defeating Michigan 89-73 while Indiana claimed the No. 2 seed in the West. Illinois faces McNeese State in Indianapolis Thursday, aiming to extend their recent strong form.

Champaign UPI Illinois Lou Henson Illini Kendall Gill Fighting Illini McNeese State Indianapolis Indiana Hoosiers George Mason Tuscon, Ariz Henson Gill Michigan Ann Arbor Iowa Minnesota Purdue Bob Knight

DePaul Favored for NCAA Bid in 12th Straight Postseason

DePaul, seeded 12th in the West, will face Memphis State after finishing 20-11 and winning 10 of 12. Coach Joey Meyer praised seniors and the team at a North Side rally as the Blue Demons secure an at large NCAA bid for a Boise match up. Memphis State, 21-10 from the Metro Conference, also earned an at large spot.

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Top seeds named for NCAA basketball tourney in Kansas City

No. 1 Arizona and No. 2 Oklahoma top the 64 team field with six ACC squads, five from Big Ten, and five each from Big East and SEC. The 51st annual NCAA tournament opens in Boise, Greensboro, Indianapolis and Nashville, ending in Seattle.

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Forrest takes 1st in Sterling Invitational triple jump

Forrest wins the Sterling Invitational triple jump with a 43 feet 4 inches personal best at Westwood Sports Center helping Dixon score 12 points. Rockford East leads team scores 60.5 with Rock Island second and Moline third. Dixon also gains by Drew Schilling 2nd in high jump 6 feet 2 inches and Ron Rogers 5th in shot put 45 feet 4 inches.

Sterling Tracy Forrest Westwood Sports Center Forrest Dixon Rockford East Rock Island Moline Lowes Park Harlem East Moline Princeton Aurora East DeKalb Rockford Guilford Springfield Southeast Drew Schilling Dukes Ron Rogers Paul Spangler

Wisconsin Seeks NIT Redemption After NCAA Snub

Wisconsin coach Steve Yoder laments NCAA snub as Badgers join the NIT field led by Michigan State and Ohio State. The 32-team tournament starts Wednesday with eight first-round games and runs to March 29 at Madison Square Garden, with Kent State, Connecticut, New Mexico, and other programs eyeing progression and pride.

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Dixon brothers win state wrestling titles at Olympia Fields

Dixon Madison Junior High captures two state titles as Jacob Hey at 80 pounds and Micah Hey at 85 pounds claim championships. The team finishes fourth with 102.5 points behind New Lenox Joliet Coal City and DeKalb, while Andy Guthrie, Zack Owen, and Dan Healy place high.

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