Eastern Conference Scorecard Reflects Tight Standings
The chart shows standings across the Eastern Conference with teams like New York, Miami, New Jersey, Washington, and Philadelphia in the mix, plus Chicago, Cleveland, and Detroit in the Midwest. Monday results include Indiana 122, Boston 119 in OT and Utah 110, Phoenix 87, with upcoming games listed across multiple arenas.
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New York
Miami
New Jersey
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Indiana
Cleveland
Atlanta
Detroit
Charatte
Milwaukee
Toronto
Utah
San Antonio
Houston
Denver
Dallas
Minnesota
Vancouver
Seatie
Lakers
Phoenix
Golden State
Sacramento
LA Glippers
Anaheim
Calif
Pacers
Celtics
McKey
D Daws
Smits
Jackson
Millar
Davis
Workman
Pierce
Schintzus
Best
Fox
Montross
Wesley
Minor
Barras
Willams
Ellison
Brown
Day
Lister
Miler
Pierca
Barros
Smils
Radia
Miller
Rada A
Rangers
Lord
Tampa Bay
N.Y. Islanders
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Hartford
Buffalo
Ottawa
St. Louis
Winnipeg
Colorado
Mount St Marys Edges Fairleigh Dickinson In Narrow Win
Mount St Mary's defeated Fairleigh Dickinson 85-65 behind McGuthrie 22 and Hayden 13 points. Fairleigh Dickinson led 39-30 at halftime as Turner and Swain added 8 and 7 rebounds respectively. Carrasco fouled out as Mount St Mary's pulled away in the second half.
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FDU
Fairleigh Dickinson
Norris
Turner
Morgan
Dasher
Carrasco
Binyard
Swain
Mejia
Williams
Thompson
Mount ST. Mary's
Hayden
Balistrere
van Dorpe
Inge
McGuthrie
Bather
Paige
Brown
Cheung
Kelly
Kassier
Faireigh Dickinson
Norns
Mount St Mary's
Balist
Guls—Fairleigh Dickinson
East Fairfield
Iona
Hofstra
Harvard
Manst
Monmouth
Navy
Wofford
Rider
Wagner
St Francis
Robert Mortis
St. Francis
Long Island
UBO
Syracuse
St. John's
Texas
Rhoda Island
South Austin Peay
Murray St
Berry
Shorter
Bethel, Tenn
Marin Methodist
Davidson
Furman
OF DePaul
South Florda
Fort Valley
Mors Brown
James Madson
Amercan al
Life
Southern Westeyan
Marshall
Georgia Southern
Mobile
Sprng Hill
NG -Wimington
Richmond
Old Donnan
East Carolina
Tenn Marin
Middle Tenn
Tennessee St
Kentucky
Tennessee Tech
Morehead
Tuskegee
Miles
WMI
Citadel
W. Carolina
Appalachian
William & Mary
George Mason
Midwest Bradley
Ilinois
Creighton
Drake
Dayton
Duquesne
Detroit
N. Illnois
Indiana
Illinois
Oakland City
Montevallo
Rockhurst
Briar Clit
Linganore Lancers Dominate Wheaton in 71 56 Victory
Linganore built a 50 25 halftime lead and held off Wheaton 71 56 as Kelly buried five 3 pointers. Cara Consuegra led with 30 points, Mimi Ritter added 13, while Wheaton’s Lesley Walker scored 18. Jung and Lewis were out for Wheaton.
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Lancers
Page
Cara Consuegra
Wheaton
Mimi Ritter
Crystal Crampton
Lesley Walker
Knights
Jung
Lewis
Ije Agba
Cougars press past Hereford in high paceBasketball clash
Catoctin used full court pressure and a quick tempo to counter Hereford. Tim Brown led with 21 points including three 3s, while Mike McCurdy added 11 points and two three-pointers. Brown also grabbed 10 rebounds as Cory Wiles and Steve Kerr contributed steals and rebounds.
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Cougars
Hereford
Catoctin
Chris Barnhardt
Tim Brown
Mike McCurdy
Steve Kerr
Tim
Earnhardt
Brown
Cory Wiles
McCurdy
Greg Andrew
Puppets
Mount leads past FDU as Hayden fuels big run in win
Hayden sparked Mount St. Mary’s with a burst of eight unanswered points to open the second half, lifting the Mount to a 39-30 halftime lead and a 14-point margin that never dissolved. McGuthrie added key baskets and three-pointers as Mount built a double-digit advantage and held on. Reggie Miller’s late heroics paced a Celtics- Pacers OT loss.
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Hayden
McGuthrie
FDU
MSM
Jim Phelan
Cheung
Pacers
Boston
Reggie Miller
Indiana Pacers
Boston Celtics
College of Charleston
Mount St. Mary’s
Remley's Point Field
Cougars
Mount
Chris Larrick
Mountaineers
Brian Tinkelenberg
Nick Lascola
Joe Miller
Campbell
MSM Campbell
Eakes
Jennifer Booth
Jamie Mataldi
Kelly Burke
Kristen Coles
Mountaineer
Frederick and North Carroll meet in regional semifinal showdown
Frederick 7 15 hosts North Carroll at 7 p.m. Wednesday in a regional semifinal. North Carroll beat Walter Johnson 57-49 in a 3A West quarterfinal Monday. Cadets split with Panthers in the regular season, Winter led with double figures, Jackson starred with steals and boards, while Biggus also contributed.
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Frederick
North Carroll
Walter Johnson
Panthers
Winter
Krista Jackson
Samantha Biggus
Serenity Bush
Shaya Parham
Tanika Gee
Michelle Matulevic
Taiya Tribit
Liz Armstrong
Liberty
Colleen Cox
MSD Wins ESCAA Title With Moore Bank Shot
Maryland School for the Deaf edged American Harford Conn 33 31 to capture the ESCAA boys basketball championship at Harford. Joshua Moore scored the game winner with two seconds left after Darrius Brown tied the game earlier, earning MSD the title and Brown MVP honors.
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Joshua Moore
Maryland School For the Deaf
Harford
Conn
ESCAA
Orioles
Darrius Brown
Moore
MSD
Eagles
Rocky Murray
Brown
Richard Pantophiet
Marie Katzenbach
New Jersey
Jason Gunderson
Pantophiet
Juan Borrero
Vikings Buy Edwards In Four Year, 10 Million Deal
The Minnesota Vikings sign Cowboys outside linebacker Dixon Edwards for 10 million over four years with a 2.5 million signing bonus, making him the highest paid Vikings defender. He joins a defense in need of help as a major free agent acquisition.
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Eden Prairie, Minn
Dixon Edwards
Dallas
Troy
Emmitt
Michael
Deion
Minnesota Vikings
Vikings
Cowboys
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Rams
O'Donnell
Jets
Steinberg
Steelers
Drexler Out 5 6 Weeks After Knee Arthroscopy
Houston Rockets guard Clyde Drexler will miss five to six weeks after arthroscopic surgery to repair cartilage in his right knee. The injury occurred during a February 18 game with the Spurs, causing him to miss two games, with a late reinjury in a February 22 return. He joins Mario Elie on the Rockets' injury list.
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Houston
Houston Rockets
Clyde Drexler
Drexler
San Antonio Spurs
Cleveland
Drexier
Mario Elie
Hockey referee attacked after overtime loss in PEI
University of Moncton Blue Eagles players assaulted referee Brian Carragher with sticks and fists after a 3-2 overtime defeat to the University of Prince Edward Island. Coach suspended. several players face possible charges as police investigate. Witnesses say Carragher was speared, and a team official hurled a metal net mooring through protective glass, causing a shattered pane but no injuries.
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Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
University of Moncton Blue Eagles
University of Prince Edward Island
Gordon Lund
Prince Edward Island Amateur Hockey Association
Brian Carragher
Moncton
Carragher
Prep hoop star breaks neck in Chicago car crash
Ronnie Fields, a top high school basketball prospect from Farragut, suffered a fractured cervical bone in a DuPage County crash and was in traction. He could move his extremities and was treated in Northwestern Memorial Hospital in fair to stable condition.
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Chicago
Ronnie Fields
Farragut
Edward Guerra
Fields
DuPage County
Farragut High
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Marilyn Soglin
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