Cornerstone Star Named Bevo Francis Award Finalist
Cornerstone senior and Steigenga earns Bevo Francis Award finalist status alongside Zach Hawkins of Ferris State Justin Reyes of STAC Justin Pitts of Northwest Missouri State and others from Lincoln Memorial Shippensburg Wheeling Jesuit and more. The winner is set for halftime of the NCAA Division I National Championship game on Monday.
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Pistons Rally Past Knicks for Fourth Straight Win
Blake Griffin sat with an injured ankle as Detroit beat New York 115-109 on Saturday. Andre Drummond posted 22 points and 17 rebounds, narrowly missing a second straight 20-20 game while Detroit sealed a strong finish in a season with playoff hopes still flickering.
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Xavier promotes Steele to replace Mack as coach
Xavier University announced the promotion of top assistant Travis Steele to head coach on Saturday replacing Chris Mack, four days after Mack left to take another position. Steele, a former Musketeer player, becomes the 18th coach in school history.
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Tigers Pirates Postponed Then Split Doubleheader Set
Detroit game with Pittsburgh postponed due to forecast weather and moved to Sunday as a split doubleheader. First pitch at 1 10 p.m. with a second game at 6 10 p.m. Both contests televised on FOX Sports Detroit.
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Griffins top Admirals 6-2 as Tangradi nets twice
Milwaukee saw the Griffins defeat the Admirals 6-2 on Saturday. Eric Tangradi scored two goals while Dominic Turgeon and Axel Holmstrom each added one. Street collected two assists and Tom contributed to the win.
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Miami Open ends on Key Biscayne with Stephens triumph
KEY BISCAYNE FL The Miami Open concludes with Sloane Stephens defeating Jelena Ostapenko 7 6 5 6 1 1 in the final to become the last women's champion on the island. Stephens, born in South Florida and a former junior on Key Biscayne, expresses pride and sadness about the tournament's move.
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Hope College tennis dominates Calvin 8-1 in women’s match
Hope College women’s tennis rolls to an 8-1 win over Calvin. Bandrowski and LaBarge win doubles, Hallock and Rahrig sweep singles, Chorney and Pniewski also secure victories as Hope upholds its dominance in the matchup.
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Wagner powers Michigan to Final Four collapse by Loyola
The 6-11 Wagner led Michigan with 24 points and 15 rebounds as Loyola ended a 14 game skid with a 63-53 win. Matthews added 17 and Krutwig 17 for Loyola while Michigan fought back from a late deficit but fell short. Wagner matched a 20 and 15 Final Four feat, joining Olajuwon and Bird, as Sister Jean and Loyola advance to Chicago.
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TV and radio schedule highlights for sports day
A detailed lineup lists broadcasts across TV and radio for baseball, basketball, hockey, golf, soccer, and talk shows. Events include Pittsburgh at Detroit, Cubs at Cincinnati, Lakers at Spurs, and NCAA Final Four teamcasts, with multiple regional stations and start times across the day.
Baseball standings and schedules across divisions
East division shows Baltimore leading with 10 wins, New York 2, Boston 1 and Tampa Bay 1. Central lists Chicago 1 0 1, Cleveland 0 1 0, Detroit 0 1 0, Kansas City 3, Minnesota 0, West has Seattle 1 0 1, Houston 1, Los Angeles 1 0 0, Oakland 1 0 0, Texas 1 0 0. Friday results include Pittsburgh 13 Detroit 10 in 13 innings, Yankees 4 Toronto 2, Boston 1 Tampa Bay 0, Texas 5 Houston 1, Angels 2 Oakland 1. Saturday schedule lists multiple games with Detroit vs Pittsburgh, Houston vs Texas, Angels vs Oakland, Cleveland vs Seattle, Boston vs Tampa Bay, Minnesota vs Baltimore, White Sox vs Royals, among others. Today's games feature matchups such as Minnesota at Baltimore, Yankees at Toronto, Boston at Tampa Bay, Pirates vs Tigers first game, plus several late starts and a full slate across leagues.
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