Weather delays spark Tuesday area soccer and softball shifts
Torrential rains and dangerous lightning postponed all area sports Tuesday. New Braunfels and Canyon will finish their regular season at Cougar Stadium with boys at 5 p.m. and girls at 7 p.m. Canyon seeks playoff help while New Braunfels aims to lock third in District 26-4A. Smithson Valley girls host Reagan at 7:30 p.m. with league position on the line. Smithson Valley softball faces Reagan for the outright 26-5A lead as the Rangers chase momentum after a doubleheader loss to Tulia Midway.
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New Braunfels
Canyons
Unicorns
Smithson Valley
Judson
Reagan
Rangers
Tulaso Midway
Rattlers
Tuesday rescheduled high school games across soccer softball and baseball
The list shows Tuesday rescheduled soccer matches including New Braunfels at Canyon boys 5 pm and girls 7 pm Reagan at Smithson Valley boys 7 pm and girls 7 30 pm Clemens at 7 pm Cibolo Steele at Canyon and Converse Wagner at Smithson Valley all 7 pm Also softball New Braunfels at Schertz Cibolo Steele at Canyon 7 pm and baseball Reagan at Smithson Valley 7 pm New Braunfels at Schertz p.m.
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Converse Wagner
Smithson Valley
New Braunfels
Schertz Clemens
Cibolo Steele
Canyon
Reagan
Schertz
Spurs overpower Clippers for 13th straight win 93 84
Tony Parker scored 25 as the San Antonio Spurs beat the Los Angeles Clippers 93-84 to extend their win streak to 13. Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili, and Michael Finley contributed, while Corey Maggette led the Clippers with 17 in the loss. The Spurs now own the league’s longest streak.
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SAN Antonio
Tony Parker
San Antonio Spurs
Los Angeles Clippers
Tim Duncan
Manu Ginobili
Michael Finley
Spurs
Clippers
Corey Maggette
Elton Brand
Tim Thomas
Chris Kaman
Jason Hart
Dallas Mavericks
Golden State Warriors
Phoenix Suns
Los Angeles
2007 NCAA Basketball Tournament Glance and Schedules
Compiled daily bracket guide listing first and second round matchups across East, South, Midwest and West regions. Notes include teams such as Boston College, Texas Tech, North Carolina, Washington State, Memphis, Ohio State, Maryland, UCLA, Kansas and many more with game times and potential winners.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Boston College
Texas Tech
Georgetown
Belmer
Marquette
Michigan State
North Carolina
East Kentucky
Belmont
Eastern Kent
Sacramento
Calif
Washington State
Oral Robe
Vanderbilt
George Washington
Spokane
Wash
Texas
New Mexico State
Southern California
Arkansas
New Orleans
Memphis
North Texas
Nevada
Creighton
Chicago
UNLV
Georgia Tech
Wisconsin
A&m
Corpus Christi
Notre Dame
Winthrop
Oregon
Miami
Ohio
Arizona
Purdue
Florida
Jackson State
Buffalo
N.Y
Maryland-Davidson
Butler-Old Dominion
Kentucky
Villanova
Columbus
Virginia Tech
Illinois
Southern Illinois
UCLA
Weber State
Indiana
Gonzaga
Duke
Virginia Commonwealth
Pittsburgh
Wright State
Holy Cross
Virginia Tech-Illinois
Kansas
Niagara
Fred Beckham
Central Connecticut State
Jemina Roberts
Kaiser Hall
Blue Devils
Ohio State
Mid major bets eye next NCAA upset run this year
George Mason set the bar with a surprise Final Four, and other mid majors like Vermont Bucknell Hampton Wisconsin Milwaukee Butler Nevada Creighton Winthrop Old Dominion and Southern Illinois chase a repeat run. Coaches stress balance guard depth and postseason savvy as keys to breaking brackets and making a national name.
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Santa Clara
Vermont
Bucknell
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
George Mason
North Carolina
Duke
UCLA
Kansas
Jim Larranaga
George Masons
Hampton
Wisconsin- Milwaukee
Syracuse
Iowa State
Alabama
Indiana
Kelvin Sampson
Steve Nash
Arizona
Nash
Sampson
Oklahoma
Sooners
Indiana State
Atlanta
Larranaga
Notre Dame
Panthers
Bruce Pearl
Boston College
Illinois
Southern Illinois
Salukis
West Virginia
Holy Cross
Butler
Bulldogs
Tennessee
Gonzaga
Kent State
Indianapolis
Todd Lickliter
Nevada
Nick Fazekas
Fazekas
Georgia Tech
Wolf Pack
Creighton
Bluejays
Louisville
Florida
Winthrop
Wisconsin
Old Dominion
Colonial Athletic Association
Monarchs
Shrine Circus
Blaine Taylor
Gary Walters
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Canyon Boys
Smithson Valley Boys
Canyon Girls
Florida A&m
Dayton
Clif Brown
Purple Eagles
Brown
Charron Fisher
Oral Roberts
CBS
Jame
Lexington
Eyuisville
Stanford
Pennsylvania
Brigham Young
Xavier
Virginia
Albany
Long Beach State
Connecticut
Texas A&m
Maryland
Davidson
A.m. Butler
Georgia
NCAA
Milwaukee
Eagles
Chris Lofton
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