Michigan Wolverines fall to Villanova in title game
Michigan reached the national title game under John Beilein with a defensive turn that carried the team through a rough offensive season. The Wolverines, led by Moe Wagner and seniors Muhamad Abdul-Rahkman and Duncan Robinson, finished 33-8 after a second straight Big Ten Tournament title, but shot only 29 percent from three in the NCAA Tournament and lost a hard fought final.
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Zeeland bowling teams peak with leaders Wiegand Scheuerman
Zeeland seniors Philip Wiegand and Taylor Scheuerman led a younger squad to third place in the OK Green Gold conference and earned all conference honors. Wiegand finished 15th at regionals with 1165 pins, Scheuerman 19th with 973, as the boys placed sixth at regionals and both squads built a resilient, bonded team for next season.
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Royals edge Tigers 1-0 in chilly Detroit opener
Jakob Junis pitched into the eighth as the Kansas City Royals defeated the Detroit Tigers 1-0 in 2 hours 17 minutes on a cold misty day. The Royals earned their first win of the season after a weather postponement, with Ned Yost noting miserable conditions but wind and moisture aiding grip at times.
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