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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 2007

Page

10

Exhibition baseball slate full of afternoon games

A crowded schedule features Philadelphia against Tampa Bay in St. Petersburg and multiple matchups in Arizona and Florida. Highlights include Arizona versus Colorado in Tucson, Kansas City at Tempe against the Angels, and Milwaukee facing Chicago White Sox in Tucson with several 3 05 p.m. starts.

Philadelphia Tampa Bay St. Petersburg Fla San Diego Colorado Tucson Ariz Milwaukee Seattle Peoria Chicago Cubs Arizona Chicago White Sox Texas Surprise Kansas City L.A. Angels Tempe Houston Atlanta Kissimmee Cincinnati N.Y. Yankees Tampa San Francisco L.A Angels Sarasota Minnesota Associated Press New York Los Angeles Toronto St. Louis

Baseball Scores From Various College Games

Navy beat Buffalo 7 0 Vermont defeated Fairfield 9 8 in 11 innings West Virginia triumphed 11 1 over Hartford Louisiana Tech improved to 12 16 while Lamar fell 9 2 Fresno State won 13 10 over Iowa Gonzaga played Utah with field conditions noted Rider edged Washington State 11 6 New Jersey College 17 Denison 4 E Kentucky 5 Bucknell 4 Palm Beach Challenge featured NJ Tech 23 Long Island 12 Baseball America Top 25 rankings released for March 11 based on staff voting at Durham AP.

Navy Buffalo Vermont Fairfield West Virginia Hartford Southwest Louisiana Tech Lamar FAR West Fresno Virginia Rice Arkansas Texas Wichita State Pepperdine Cal State Fullerton Oklahoma State Coastal Carolina Texas A&m Long Beach State Arizona State Southern Cal Auburn Oklahoma San Diego Mississippi Kentucky East Carolina Tucson Ariz Vanderbilt Florida State North Carolina South Carolina Oregon State Clemson Nebraska Arizona Austin Xavier LSU Asheville Old Dominion Stanford Idaho State Hartford Civic Center Conn New Mexico Wisconsin-Green Bay Connecticut UMBC RBC Center Raleigh N.C North Carolina State Robert Morris Baylor Chattanooga Maples Pavilion Calif ABC Center

Gametime Today college basketball and hockey listings

ESPN2 airs the NIT first round Utah State at Michigan at 6 p m. ESPN carries the NCAA tournament opening round Niagara versus Florida A&M in Dayton Ohio at 6 30 p m Alabama at Massachusetts in the NIT first round at 8 30 p m. VERSUS shows NHL games Buffalo at Pittsburgh at 6 30 p m and Chicago at San Jose at 9 30 p m.

ESPN2 Utah State Michigan ESPN Niagara Florida A&m Dayton Ohio Alabama Massachusetts NHL Versus Buffalo Pittsburgh Chicago San Jose Associated Press UC Arena Florida ASM South Alabama Syracuse Fresno State Georgia Austin Peay Air Force NBA Phoenix Dallas

NCAA tournament play in and matchups listed across regions

The page lists multiple first round games across the East, South, Midwest and West regions with dates, times, venues, and pairings including Florida versus Niagara, Boston College against Texas Tech, Georgetown versus Belmont, Marquette versus Michigan State, North Carolina versus Eastern Kentucky, Washington State against Oral Roberts, Vanderbilt versus George Washington, and others at arenas in Dayton Winston-Salem Sacramento Spokane Lexington New Orleans Buffalo and more. It also includes NIT first round games and tennis and baseball notes.

Lawrence Joel Veterans Winston-Salem N.C Boston College Texas Tech New North Carolina Eastern Kentucky Arco Arena Sacramento Calif Washington State Oral Roberts Vanderbilt George Washington Memorial Arena Spokane Wash. i New Mexico State Southern Cal Arkansas HSBC Buffalo N.Y Maryland Davidson Spokane Memorial Arena Wash Notre Dame Winthrop Oregon Miami Ohio New Orleans Arena New Orleans Arizona Purdue Florida Jackson State Boise State Petersen Events Center California Prairie View Williams Arena Minneapolis Iowa State Washington Georgia-Belmont Georgia Tech DePaul Galen Center Los Angeles Texas A&m Texas Arlington George Nashington Pittsburgh Tennessee Drake James Madison RBC Raleigh North Carolina State Robert Morris Baylor Chattanooga Duke Holy Cross Temple Nebraska

Prep Girls Basketball Player and Coach of the Year

Larissa Richan named Player of the Year and Jason Tape recognized as Coach of the Year for prep girls basketball. First team includes Askew, Basye, Curtis, Dresling, Curler, McPhail, Richards, Rotolo, Sanders, Smith. Honorable Mentions feature Banner, Clarke, Ginther, Helfrich, Prannenstiel, Politka, Sebranek, Wilson with schools Garden City, Great Bend, Dodge City, Hays, Liberal, Garden City.

Larissa Richan Jason Tate Samantha Askew Dodge City Addie Basye Hays Kelly Curtis Jr Great Bend Amanda Dresling Jane Curler Makayla McPhail Larissa Richards Hannah Rotolo So Kaena Sanders So Hays Caitlin Smith Jr Garden City Rachel Banner Jessica Clarke Elizabeth Ginther Brianna Helfrich Ali Prannenstiel Hays Audrey Politka Chancey Sebranek Kelsie Wilson Matt Simmons Jeff Langrehr Jason Ball Josh Bradshaw Mike Frederick Drew Jones Zach Miller Andy Off Marquez Patterson Jeremy Reed Michael Selby Bobby Wesley Alex Gilmore Ben Hamilton Sloane Kern Brian Kitchen Kameron Parker Jeremy Quint Brodrick Smith Mykael Thompson Bryce Wells Western Athletic Conference Brett Bahe Norbert Muth Joe Bach Kyle Blackburn William Bonner Ralph Salas X-M. Francella Joe Schriddie Sr Danny Smyi Annika Sorenstam Patrick Whisenant Angela Stanford Kyeong Bae S. Prammanasudh Michael Arellano Jesse Barber Shi Hyun Ahn David Bonner Hye Jung Choi Aron Elson Slade Giesen Lorena Ochoa

AP Women's Top 25 final poll and voting details

The AP final women's college basketball poll lists the top 25 teams with first place votes, records through March 11, and total points from 25 to 1. It includes current rankings and last week’s standings as context.

Associated Press USA Today ESPN

USA Today/ESPN Women Top 25 Poll Snapshot

Michigan State rated 23 8 receives 149 points while Iowa State at 26 has 145. Louisville 26 77 percent. Old Dominion 53, California 46, Montana 17, Xavier 15, New Mexico 7, James Madison 3, Pittsburgh 3, Temple 3, Mississippi 2, DePaul 1, Marist 1 also garner votes. Poll totals reflect 25 points for first place down to one for 25th.

Associated Press Ohio State Kansas Florida North Carolina Memphis Wisconsin UCLA Texas A&m Oregon Texas Pittsburgh Washington State Southern Illinois Nevada Louisville Notre Dame Maryland UNLV Marquette Butler Winthrop Southern Cal BYU Tennessee Creighton Duke Virginia Virginia Commonwealth Virginia Tech Vanderbilt Xavier Arizona New Mexico State Boston College Arkansas Indiana Davidson Georgia Tech Wright State Illinois Michigan State George Washington Texas A&m-Corpus Christi Villanova Akron Kentucky Old Dominion Holy Cross USA Today ESPN Southern Ilinois Brigham Young West Virginia Air Force Syracuse Iowa State California Montana New Mexico James Madison Temple Mississippi DePaul Marist Stanford Arizona State Oklahoma Louisiana State Purdue Middle Tennessee Baylor Rutgers Bowling Green North Carolina State Wisconsin Green Bay Colina Bier Nebraska Hartford Louisiana Layette Tulane

Local high school players listed across multiple towns in Kansas

Great Bend and Liberal players including Howard Johnson and Tim Pinh compete with teammates Cody Schridde and Blake Prater as well as Nick Schwager and Eric Servin for positions from Great Bend to Garden City. The roster spans Great Bend to Liberal with several seniors and juniors noted.

Great Bend Howard Johnson Austin Peterson Tim Pinh Blake Prater Hays Cody Schridde Nick Schwager Eric Servin Garden City Tyler Sutherland Wesley Thomas

Garden City High to host youth softball clinic

The Buff Project led by Kenji Mader and Andrea Lopez stages a Garden City High School softball clinic for ages 5 to 13 at Cleaver Field on March 17 and 18. Ages 5-9 meet 1 to 3 p.m., ages 10-13 meet 4 to 6 p.m. Fee is 15 dollars per participant, deadline is Wednesday. Contact Garden City Rec Commission at 276 1200 for details.

Garden City High School Kenji Mader Andrea

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