Mount St Mary’s reaches NCAA tournament for first time
Mount St. Mary’s 17-12 earned a 69-62 win over Rider in the Northeast Conference title game as Silas Cheun supplied 19 points in the second half to seal the berth. Jim Phelan, age 65, will coach in his first NCAA tournament with the Mount, his alma mater since 1988-89 DI entry.
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ACC Tie Tops College Standings After Final Regular Week
Four teams Wake Forest North Carolina Maryland and Virginia finish 12-4 in the ACC with tiebreakers to seed the conference tournament in Greensboro NC Virginia 21-7 wins ninth of ten Burrough 24 points while Joe Smith leads Maryland with 25 Massachusetts 24-4 reaches A10 finals Lou Roe 20 Kellogg 16. Duquesne 10-17 loses 103-53 to UMass as Respert 24 helps Michigan State top Big Ten rival Purdue. St Johns 86 Georgetown 77 with Zendon Hamilton 21 points in Big East finale.
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Wildcats bust KU bats as Niedermaier fends off Jayhawks
Northwestern pitcher Brad Niedermaier struck out 13 in a 5-3 Northwestern victory at Hoglund-Maupin Stadium, handing Kansas its first home-opening loss since 1984. KU broke an 18-inning scoreless stretch with three ninth-inning runs, but Northwestern built a 5-0 lead and improved to 9 of 11 losses for Kansas.
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KU Women Hold Off Sooners In Semifinal Thriller
KU's Angela Aycock tops scoring with 25 as Kansas rallies from a 79-77 hole to beat Oklahoma 88-81. Jennifer Trapp adds 16 points finishing strong, while KU clamps down in the post late. Colorado rides 21 game win streak into Sunday final against Kansas.
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Jayhawks fall to Alabama in close tennis match
Kansas 3 Alabama 5 as four singles went to three sets. Nora Koves Amy Trytek and Bianca Kirchhof won for Kansas while Koves and Kirchhof later lost to Alabama players. Other Kansas results included rugby losses in Norman and softball tourney games halted by rain at College Station.
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Buffs rally past Cowgirls to reach title game
Colorado overcame a slow start to beat Oklahoma State 76-58 in Salina. Isabella Fijalkowski scored 21 points and Shelley Sheetz 19 as Colorado erased a 16-6 deficit, grabbed a 26-22 halftime lead, and never trailed again en route to a final against Kansas. Sheetz praised clutch play and inside scoring after the win.
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Nets and Heat win in Sunday NBA box scores
Milwaukee fell 99 94 to New Jersey as Coleman and Anderson led the Nets with 21 and 22 points respectively. Washington edged Miami 103 90 behind Howard 25 points and Muresan nine rebounds, while Houston beat Milwaukee 103 113 in other late games.
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College Box Scores Big Eight Women Kansas Oklahoma State
Kansas led scoring with Aycock Trapp and Sampson powering 88 points as Oklahoma State trailed. Colorado beat Oklahoma State 76 to 58 while Maryland Virginia and UCLA-Louisville contests produced high scoring results across the day.
NCAA automatic bids by conference for tournament bids
The article explains that automatic NCAA bids come through conference tournament championships except for the Big Ten Ivy League and Pacific Ten which do not hold postseason tournaments. It lists Florida International Trans America Athletic Mount St. Marys Northeast Conference Ohio Valley North Carolina A&T MEAC and Southern Conference UCLA as examples of automatic bid receivers.
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