Duke Wins NCAA Title in Indianapolis Remains Historic Upset
Duke defeats Butler 61 59 before 71 000 at Lucas Oil Stadium to claim the 2010 NCAA men’s basketball championship. Butler’s near upset with two Hayward shots missed in the final five seconds, ending a dramatic March Madness run.
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Duke Wins 2010 NCAA Title In Narrow Duke Triumph
Duke escaped Butler 61-59 to claim the national championship in Indianapolis. Kyle Singler led with 19 points as Duke silenced Butler’s 25 game win streak and denied Gordon Hayward’s last-second halfcourt heave. Coach K earned his fifth title, tying Adolph Rupp for second all time.
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Jimenez sharp in opener as Rockies win 5 3
Ubaldo Jimenez delivered 99 mph fastballs to set up a 5-3 Rockies victory over the Milwaukee Brewers in Milwaukee. Manager Jim Tracy praised the late drama and adversity while Rockies relievers locked down the win as Colorado eyes a postseason return after last season’s wild card. Jimenez improved to 1-0 with six solid innings and Ian Stewart hit a birthday homer as Colorado extended its dominance in the series.
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Lakin athletic director Lohman earns national award
Kim Lohman, athletic activities director at Lakin High School, received the 2010 Congressional District 1 Athletic Director of the Year Award from the Kansas Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association. Nominated by Marty Lehman, Glenn McFall, and David Ediger, Lohman was honored at the KIAAA conference in Hutchinson on March 27 after 28 years in education.
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