Tar Heels Eye Fourth ACC Title After 82 51 Win
North Carolina wrapped the regular season 14-0 in ACC play by dominating Duke 82-51. The top-seeded Tar Heels aim for a fourth straight league tournament title and a Final Four bid, as coach Sylvia Hatchell stresses tournament focus and readiness for the high-stakes postseason.
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Cimarron Bluejays Bid for State Playoff Opens Strong
Cimarron beats Medicine Lodge 57 to 42 as Payne Lloyd and Blattner score 12 each. Ediger notes timid start but Bluejays surge to take halftime lead and seal win before state tournament at Hutchinson.
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Sublette girls rally to edge Syracuse in 2A substate
In Sublette the Lady Larks trailed by 18 at halftime but surged back to defeat Syracuse 42 to 40 in the Class 2A substate final. Mosttier scored 12 for Sublette while Ruiz led Syracuse with 13 points. Sublette advances to the state tournament as the No. 5 seed against St. Marys at Bramlage Coliseum.
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Beasley extends NCAA freshman record in Jayhawks win
Kansas beat Kansas State 69-49 as Beasley extended his NCAA freshman record with a 25th double double and helped Kansas reclaim a Big 12 edge. Bill Self praised the crowd while Beasley and Jackson sparked a second half burst that busted the Wildcats.
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Southeast rims past Garden City in high-scoring tournament clincher
Buffaloes guard Tomlin led a late burst that broke Garden City’s resistance as Southeast outscored Garden City 33 to 32 in the final period. Wesley poured in 30 for Garden City while Groth added 18 after a strong 14-point second half. Garden City fought off early deficits but could not overcome turnovers and a late Southeast run to clinch the victory and earn the No. 2 seed in the GA tournament.
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