Wisconsin Board Keeps Powless As Badgers Coach
The UW Athletic Board voted to honor John Powless for the remaining year of his contract despite a 11-13 overall 59 Big Ten finish. Chair Fred Haberman cited returning material and Powless dedication as reasons for backing him. Powless and Athletic Director Elroy Hirsch acknowledged the decision and stressed confidence in future recruiting plans.
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Rochester John Marshall Falls in State Class AA Final
In Minneapolis at Williams Arena Richfield upset Rochester John Marshall 52-47 to reach the Class AA final. Richfield built an early lead then held on as John Marshall fouled repeatedly, with Dave Terhaar leading Rochester with 16 points before sitting out much of the fourth.
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Hoosiers Lead NCAA Swimming Into Final Days
Indiana the Hoosiers hold a 39 point lead at the NCAA Championships in Knoxville with 233 points led by record performances from Mike Stamm and the 800 yard freestyle relay. Southern California trails with 194 as Steve Furniss sets another American mark in the 400 yard individual medley.
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Oshkosh Wins NAIA Gym Crown in Wisconsin Relay Meet
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh captured the NAIA National Gymnastics title at UW La Crosse Mitchell Hall with 148.95 points, ending Wisconsin’s drought as La Crosse finished second with 145.20. Slippery Rock 134.40 placed third. Fort Hayes State 120.10 and Bemidji State 116.25 completed the scoring.
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Warriors edge Bobcats in playoff opener
Ken Rzepecki and Dave Maciuk scored late in the third period as the Chicago Warriors defeated the Green Bay Bobcats 6-4 in the first game of the two game total goal USHL Southern Division series in Waterloo. The series resumes Sunday.
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