Regional NCAA Tournament Roundups From Key Sites
At Enterprise on March 8 teams from the Mideast and West regions faced rounds with matchups including Indiana versus Kentucky, Marquette versus South Bend and Denton hosts. Regional action culminates in Philadelphia with semifinals and finals on March 2 and 7.
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Guilford Quakers Reach NAIA First Round Tourney
Guilford College earned an NAIA national tournament bid by winning District 26 with a 108-107 over Winston-Salem State and 116-111 over Gardner-Webb. The Quakers meet Lincoln Memorial and face SMU in Kansas City as seven seed, led by center Ray Branch and a balanced lineup.
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Coaching shift under Holland boosts ACC bid hopes
Walker credits Holland for turning around the team after a slow start last season. He notes improved coaching and recruiting and says players anticipated a possible National Invitation Tournament bid in New York rather than targeting ACC or NCAA tournament wins, viewing such outcomes as upset prospects.
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Cecotto Wins as Yamaha Domination Faces Challenge
The CECC race features Hennen and Hennens Suzuki bikes challenging Yamaha’s grip with non Yamaha bikes finishing high. Cecotto battles through a dramatic race, swapping the lead early, while a sandbag incident and boot injury shape the final results as Cecotto earns about $18,000 of an $85,000 purse.
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Havlicek Sidelined With Knee Injury After Celtics Win
The Celtics edged the Pistons 87 to 81 as John Havlicek aggravated a knee problem and will miss at least a couple of weeks. Ja Ja White and Dave Cowens led Boston with 30 and 20 points, while Detroit officials criticized the officiating after 27 fouls against Detroit and 20 against Boston.
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Alabama seeks SEC crown as Tar Heels loom in Dayton
The SEC title hinges on Alabama's final regular season game at 7:05 p.m. If Alabama wins, they clinch the championship and could meet North Carolina, regular season ACC winner, in Dayton for the Mideast Regional. A loss would trigger a coin flip for regional placement amid chaos from Virginia’s CC tournament upset.
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High Point Swim Team Finishes Fifth at Duke Meet
Durham High Point Swim Club placed fifth with 357 points at the New South Invitational at Duke University. Durham YMCA edged the field with 500 plus points to win. John Armfield led High Point with a first in the boys 11 and under 50 butterfly. Molly Kueny earned two seconds in the 100 individual medley and 50 freestyle. Carol Shackrett notched seconds in the girls 50 free and third in the 200 IM.
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Pro Cage Standings Report Highlights update
New Orleans leads 124 to 106 over Seattle while Phoenix sits 106 to 64 against Portland Chicago 91 Los Angeles 8 Monday’s games show no schedule. Tuesday games include New Orleans at Boston Los Angeles at New York Seattle at Chicago Golden State at Detroit Denver at New York San Antonio 26 600 10 Kentucky BH SY Indiana a9 37 ATL 1B S. Louis 38 441 20he Virginia 12 58 176 See Saturday’s results Kentucky 113 Indiana 109 San Antonio 134 Virginia 110 Sunday results Kentucky 125 Indiana 112 Denver 116 Virginia 101 New York 118 San Antonio No games scheduled New York at Denver Virginia at Kentucky Atlanta 123 Houston 106
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