2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Schedule and Standings
The Associated Press lists the 2010 Sprint Cup schedule with races from February through November including the Budweiser Shootout, Daytona 500, Brickyard 400, and Ford 400. The driver standings show Jimmie Johnson leading with 898 points, followed by Greg Biffle and Matt Kenseth, with Kasey Kahne at 620 in 20th.
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NCAA and Major League Showdowns Pack Franks Sports Day
A packed sports docket features NCAA hockey semifinals on ESPN2 with RIT vs Wisconsin and Boston College against Miami Ohio, plus pro baseball and golf from Chicago and Augusta. Basketball lineups include Cavaliers at Bulls and Lakers at Nuggets on TNT. radio prep softball and college softball add more action. In MLB, daily games span two leagues with Cubs Reds and Red Sox Royals, plus a second round broadcast from Augusta.
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Playoff clinches amid NBA action as Nuggets edge Thunder
Denver- tied 98-94 over Oklahoma City in a hard fought game. Anthony 24 points led Denver while Durant scored 33 for OKC. Final stats show Denver with 56 rebounds and 14 assists to OKC’s 50 and 17.
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Prep results highlight Van Ea HPL prelims at Elkhart
Stanton County leads 126 to 86 over Wichita County with Elkhart 62 and Syracuse 53 as individual events crown high jumps, sprints, and distance races. Notable performances include DeVries of Syracuse in discus and shot, Carrasco of SC in long and triple jumps, and Mehl of WC in multiple hurdles and sprints.
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Local prep and college sports schedule sweep today
College softball at 3 p.m. Seward County visits Garden City. Prep baseball 4 p.m. Lakin at Hugoton and Spearville at Syracuse. Prep soccer 4 p.m. Garden City at Great Bend. Prep softball 3 p.m. Dodge City at Garden City and 4 p.m. Satanta at Stanton County. Prep swimming 4 p.m. Garden City at Emporia. Prep tennis 3 p.m. Scott City at Hoisington Inv. Prep track 3 p.m. Ingalls Inv. So Gray at Meade Inv. Prep baseball 4 p.m. Satanta at Moscow. Prep golf 1 p.m. Lakin Inv. 3:30 p.m. Garden City Scott City at Liberal Inv. Saturday Col base 1 p.m. Colby at GCCC. College softball 2 p.m. Butler. Prep golf 9 a.m. Garden City at Garden City Inv.
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Five Wildcats declare for NBA draft led by Wall and Cousins
Kentucky stars John Wall and DeMarcus Cousins headline a five player declarement for the NBA draft. Freshmen Eric Bledsoe Daniel Orton join Wall and Cousins along with junior Patrick Patterson. Calipari aided the exodus after a 35-3 turnaround season ending in regional NCAA loss.
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