LPGA star Rosie Jones comes out as lesbian at Nabisco
LPGA veteran Rosie Jones disclosed she is a lesbian in a New York Times first person piece and will wear Olivia branding at Kraft Nabisco Championship. The move aims to normalize visibility in sports while acknowledging personal and sponsorship implications amid ongoing locker room scrutiny.
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Kansas tops Pacific as Simien leads in St Louis Regional
Kansas guard Wayne Simien scored 18 with 12 rebounds despite a groin strain to power the Jayhawks past Pacific 78 63. Simien and Jeff Graves outboarded Pacific 40 27 as KU pulled away with a 15 3 run and earned a date with Alabama Birmingham in the regional semifinals. Alabama Birmingham upset Kentucky 76 75 to reach the final four region.
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Ohlde's 25 Points Sparks K State Past Valparaiso in NCAA Opener
Kansas State center Nicole Ohlde scores 25 points 15 from the line leading the Wildcats to a 71-63 win over Valparaiso in Minneapolis. Her 21 free throws set a career high and tie an NCAA first/second-round record. K State advances to face Minnesota.
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Cowboys reach round of 16 with 70 53 win over Memphis
Oklahoma State built a 41-19 halftime lead and held on to beat Memphis 70-53 to reach the round of 16 for the first time since 2000. Joey Graham scored 21, 20 coming in the first half, as the Cowboys prepare to face Pittsburgh in the East Rutherford Regional.
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SE Iowa Wins Second Straight NJCAA Title
SE Iowa defeats Redlands of Oklahoma 58 43 to claim back to back NJCAA crowns. Joe O'Brien ends with 213 wins in eight seasons and completes his third NJCAA tournament title in five years. Kelvin Pena earns MVP with 20 points as Benito Flores adds 10 and Taj Gray leads Redlands with 11.
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Trinity Valley Crowned NJCAA Women’s Champion
Trinity Valley Cardinals beat Gulf Coast Florida 77 66 to win the NJCAA women’s title. Jennifer Harris scored 25 points including seven three pointers, overcoming a 14 7 deficit and sparking a 10 0 run. Vanessa Silva 15 points Yolanda Jones 10 points paced TVCs title run. All American Tiffany Stansbury led Gulf Coast with 28 points 12 rebounds.
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