Willis perfect two innings fuel Reds spring win over Royals
In Surprise Arizona Don Trelle Willis spun two perfect frames with three strikeouts as the Reds beat the Royals 5 2. Drew Stubbs slugged a three run homer and Reds manager Dusty Baker praised Willis who is vying for a left handed bullpen spot.
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Fennville honors Wes Leonard as community grieves
Mourners filled Wes Leonard’s southwest Michigan church for his funeral after the 16 year old Fennville star collapsed at a game. Teammates honored him with a win the night before and school districts sent hundreds of mourners, while his uncle and coaches lauded his leadership, faith, and positivity. The service featured football and basketball tributes, orange ribbons, and a final rap inspired by Leonard.
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Jayhawks tie for 12th at Louisiana Classics in Louisiana
Kansas University men's golf finishes 12th at the Louisiana Classics with an 893 total. Nate Barbee leads KU at 220, tied for 21st, while Chris Gilbert 221 and Jeff Bell 225 also break 230. Coach Kit Grove calls the day below average. In other notes, KU baseball cancels Tuesday game vs North Dakota due to rain and schedules a twin bill today at Hoglund Ballpark.
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UConn Ends Big East Tourney Slump With DePaul Win
No. 21 UConn crushes DePaul 97 71 to break a six year drought in Big East tournament wins. Kemba Walker scores 26, Jeremy Lamb adds 19, as the Huskies advance to face Georgetown at Madison Square Garden. The skid dated to 2005 and included a six overtime loss to Syracuse in 2009.
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Connecticut Beats DePaul 97-71 in hoops clash
Connecticut toppled DePaul 97 to 71 behind 26 by Walker and 19 by Lamb. Olander and Napier guided the attack with 8 and 11 assists respectively, while Connecticut dominated rebounds 46 to 22 and outscored from three point range 2-8. DePaul shot 23 of 67 overall with 9 of 24 from deep.
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Huskies Lose Fourth Of Six In Row
UConn fell to a setback as Alex Oriakhi posted 13 points and 19 rebounds in a tough game. The Huskies faced a stretch of consecutive defeats, extending their winless run and leaving questions for the team moving forward.
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AP All-Big 12 Basketball honors for 2010 11 season
The Associated Press selects All-Big 12 teams with players from Colorado Baylor Texas Kansas Iowa State Texas A&M Missouri Oklahoma Oklahoma State and Texas Tech. Marcus Morris Kansas is Player of the Year and Bill Self Kansas is Coach of the Year. Newcomer Tristan Thompson Texas and Ricardo Ratliffe Missouri also earn top honors.
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