Scoreboard Mom in Motown shines at Manhattan swim
Free State edges Manhattan 402 to 399 with Maize and Junction City trailing. Free State swimmers win events in medley, freestyle, and relays led by Morgan Flannigan, Katie Sloan, Reilley Moore, and Adriane Black. next up is the Topeka Invitational on April 3.
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Manhattan
Free State
Maize
Junction City
Amanda Bari
Reilly Moore
Katie Sloan
Morgan Flannigan
Bailey Carlson
Alex Schriner
Kara Mishler
Kayla Hedges
Valerie Hird
Adriane Black
Kaylee Hedges
Reilley Moore
Kristina van Anne
Ellen Keegan
Liesel Reussner
Kayla Phillips
Anna Hedges
Brittanie Williams
Dianna Torgerson
Mariah Finley
Kelsey Cherland
Katie Smith
Free State A
Kate Mishler
Free State B
Kesley Cherland
Topeka
U S Open Standings At Brunswick Zone Cavolier Round Two
The U S Open bowling standings show top players after Round Two at Brunswick Zone Cavolier North Brunswick New Jersey. Brad Angelo leads with 2 663 pinfall over Jason Belmonte 2 640 and Mark Clark 2 639. Eugene McCune 2 628 Shannon Buchan 2 625 Dominic Barrett 2 620 Rhino Page 2 601 Andrew Koff 2 596.
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Brunswick
Cavolier
North Brunswick
Brad Angelo
Lockport
N.Y
Jason Belmonte
Orange
Nsw
Australia
Mark Clark
Naperville
Ill
Eugene McCune
Munster
Ind
Shannon Buchan
Waterloo
Iowa
Dominic Barrett
Walton
England
Rhino Page
Topeka
Andrew Koff
Miami
Broad MLB and NFL trades and signings across teams
Major league baseball notes extensive player moves including Boston optioning Brandon Moss to Pawtucket and Detroit waiving Tim Burdak, Kansas City trading Justin Huber, and Colorado trading Ramon Ramirez. Also multiple minor league camp assignments, releases, and DL placements across NL teams. NBA and NFL activity includes Golden State retirement of Chris Webber, Browns signings, Packers retirement, Colts extension, Eagles Kris Wilson, Steelers Greg Warren, Seahawks Marcus Trufant, and Titans convergence. College updates cover Alabama draft plans and staff changes at Albany, Birmingham Southern, Colorado State, Columbia, Illinois, Missouri State, Syracuse, and Wichita State with various coaching appointments.
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Boston Red Sox
Brandon Moss
Pawtucket
Cleveland Indians
Tom Masty
Buffalo
Detroit Tigers
Tim Burdak
Kansas City Royals
Justin Huber
San Diego
Jorge de la Rosa
Kyle Davies
Omaha
Roman Colon
Chin-hui Tsao
Chen Huckaby
Cam
Minnesota Twins
Drew Butera
NEW York Yankees
Chris Woodware
Seattle Mariners
Ryan Feierabend
Tacoma
Texas Rangers
Kameron Lee
Jarrod Saltatamacchia
Chicago Cubs
Alex Cintron
Cincinnati Reds
Homer Bailey
Louisville
Colorado Rockies
Ramon Ramirez
Kansas City
Cliff Politte
SAN Diego Padres
Glendon Rusch
Jody Gerut
Portland
Kevin Cameron
Luis Rodriguez
Carlos Guevara
Clay Hensley
Justin Hampson
Mark Prior
Tim Stauffer
Washington Nationals
Johnny Estrada
John Lannan
Chris Schroder
Columbus
Ryan Langerhans
Pete Orr
National Basketball Association
Golden State Warriors
Chris Webber
National Football League
Buffalo Bills
Jason Jefferson
Dustin Fox
Scott Mayle
Cleveland Browns
Kris Griffin
Green Bay Packers
Rob Davis
Indianapolis Colts
Bill Polian
Philadelphia Eagles
Kris Wilson
Pittsburgh Steelers
Greg Warren
Seattle Seahawks
Marcus Trufant
Tennessee Titans
Josh Starter
National Hockey League
Buffalo Sabres
Derek Whitmore
Carolina Hurricanes
Brandon Sutter
Albany
Edmonton Oilers
Harlan Anderson
Tampa Bay Lightning
Marc Denis
Norfolk
Jonathan Boutin
Washington Capitals
Jay Beagle
Sami Lepisto
Hershey
Alabama
Richard Hendrix
Ryan McCarthy
Mike Morita
John Allen
Erle Evans
Juan Torres
Birmingham-Southern
Don Dover
California
Ben Braun
Campbell
Leigh Mullins
Colorado State
Jen Warden
Kristen Holt
Columbia
Paul Fernandes
Illinois
Ron Guenther
Missouri State
Cuonzo Martin
Syracuse
Phil Wheddon
Wichita State
Jody Adams
Spring Training Results From Wednesday Action Across MLB Parks
Washington and Atlanta exploded for 10 runs while Pittsburgh beat Detroit 7 to 4. Cleveland edged Houston and St Louis 8 to 7 as Philadelphia fell to the Yankees 4 to 0. Florida and Mets both won as Texas and San Diego posted big wins. The day also featured tennis action at the Sony Ericsson Open with multiple first round matches.
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Pittsburgh
Detroit
Minnesota
Tampa Bay
Cleveland
Houston
St. Louis
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Yankees
Atlanta
Washington
Florida
N.Y. Mets
Texas
San Diego
Arizona
Colorado
Seattle
Kansas City
Chicago Cubs
L.A. Angels
Milwaukee
Chicago White Sox
Toronto
Cincinnati
Fresno
AAA
San Francisco
Jupiter
Fla
Mets
Kissimmee
D.I
x-Pittsburgh
New Jersey
Rangers
NY. Islanders
x-Montreal
Ottawa
Boston
Buffalo
Carolina
Nashville
Chicago Columbus
Calgary
Vancouver
Edmonton
San Jose
Anaheim
Dallas
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Columbus
Chicago
N.Y
Montreal
NCAA Tournament Schedule and Regional Pairings
The schedule lists East, South, Midwest, West regions with matchups: Washington State vs North Carolina and Tennessee vs Louisville in East. Texas vs Stanford and Memphis vs Michigan State in South. Davidson vs Wisconsin and Kansas vs Villanova in Midwest. West Virginia vs Xavier and UCLA vs Western Kentucky in West. Final Four in San Antonio on Saturday April 5 with champions meeting April 7 and the championship on April 8 following semifinal results.
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Washington State
North Carolina
Tennessee
Louisville
Houston
Texas
Stanford
Memphis
Michigan State
Detroit
Davidson
Wisconsin
Kansas
Villanova
Phoenix
West Virginia
Xavier
UCLA
Western Kentucky
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Texas A&m
Duke
Notre Dame
Spokane
Maryland
Vanderbilt
Pittsburgh
Tampa
Fla
Greensboro
New Orleans
Villanova Without Drummond Faces Kansas in Semi
Villanova will be without 6-10 forward Cassem Drummond for Friday's Midwest Regional semifinal against Kansas after he broke his right ankle in the Siena game and required surgery. With Drummond sidelined, Dante Cunningham and Antonio Pena stand as the team's tallest players at 6-8, possibly prompting more zone defense as Villanova adapts to KU's size and balance.
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Villanova
Kansas University
Cassem Drummond
Philadelphia
Drummond
Siena
Ford Field
Kansas
Jayhawks
Cunningham
Bruiser
North Carolina State
Detroit
Jay Wright
Nevada- Las Vegas
Omaha
Neb
Scottie Reynolds
Darrell Arthur
Darnell Jackson
Sasha Kaun
Wright
John Raoux
Casiem Drummond
Shane Clark
Jeff Pierce
Phoenix
Xavier
West Virginia
Georgia
Purdue
WVI
Arizona
Duke
BUZZ
Bob Huggins
Drew Lavender
WVU
Joe Alexander
Mountaineers
Alexander
Huguenin
Sweet 16 Capsules Preview of Four NCAA Games
North Carolina versus Washington State in Charlotte headlines the Sweet 16 with UNC riding a 34-2 record and Washington State at 26-8. the Tar Heels’ athleticism and home crowd edge loom. Tennessee meets Louisville, UCLA faces Western Kentucky, and Xavier clashes with West Virginia with multiple picks predicting UNC, Louisville, UCLA, and WVU advancing.
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Charlotte
N.C
North Carolina
Washington State
Mount St. Mary's
Arkansas
Winthrop
Notre Dame
BUZZ
Cougars
Tar Heels
UNC
UCLA
Ohio State
Virginia Techs
Aron Baynes
Kyle Weaver
WSU
Ty Lawson
United States Soccer Schedule Through World Cup Path
The United States posted results and future dates including 2 0 2 0 0 2 2 2 3 0 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. kickoffs with opponents England Spain Argentina Barbados Dominica Sweden Mexico Poland Cuba Antigua and Barbuda Aruba Trinidad and Tobago Bermuda Cayman Islands Guatemala St Lucia Turks and Caicos Islands. The list shows tentative venues and sequences toward World Cup rounds with possible second round and semifinal outcomes depending on progression.
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Spain
Santander
Argentina
East Rutherford
Barbados
Dominica
Carson
Calif
Guatemala
St. Lucia
Turks and Caicos Islands
Cuba
Antigua and Barbuda
Aruba
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Viera
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Mesa
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Crandon Park Key Biscayne
Benjamin Becker
Germany
Sergio Roitman
Nicolas Mahut
France
Florian Mayer
Marin Cilic
Raat
Kristof Vliegen
Belgium
Xavier Malisse
Oscar Hernandez
Andreas Seppi
Italy
Marc Gicquel
Dmitry Tursunov
Russia
Evgeny Korolev
Juan Martin del Potro
Jesse Levine
United States
Sam Warburg
Potito Starace
Sebastien Grosjean
Gustavo Kuerten
Brazil
Sam Querrey
Carlos Berlocq
Michael Berrer
Robin Haase
Netherlands
Albert Montanes
Kei Nishikori
Japan
Kevin Anderson
South Pe
Agustin Calleri
Fabrice Santoro
Its Bjorkman
Sweden
Pablo Cuevas
Rua
Vince Spadea
Nicolas Kiefer
Garth
Guillermo Garcia-Lopez
Romna Maria Domachowska
Poland
Jill Craybas
Marina Erakovic
New Festa
Martina Muller
Edina Gallovits
Ramatia
Klara Zakopalova
Czech Republic
Chan Yung-jan
Taiwan
Joana Raluca Olaru
Romania
Angelique Kerber
Akgul Amanmuradova
Uzbekistan
Elena Vesnina
Elena Likhovtseva
Caroline Wozniacki
Denmark
Tsvetana Pironkova
Bulgaria
Sara Errani
Akiko Morigami
Ashley Harkleroad
Emmanuelle Gagliardi
Switzerland
Tatiana Perebiynis
Ukraine
Gisela Dulko
Kaia Kanepi
Pui
Petra Kvitova
Anastasia Rallonova
Casey Dellacqua
Rossana de Los Rios
Area
Yvonne Meusburger
Austria
Nathalie Dechy
Aiko Nakamura
Vania King
Reeghand Shaughnessy
Michelle Larcher de Brito
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Chris Lofton
JaJuan Smith
Wayne Chism
Terrence Williams
Tyler Smith
Mississippi Valley State
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Kevin Love
Western
Darren Collison
Russell Westbrook
Courtney Lee
Lee
Collison
Westbrook
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