National Basketball Association Scorecard and Late Week Results
The document consolidates standings for the NBA, listing teams by conference and division with win loss records, plus a dense schedule of recent and upcoming games. Highlights include scores for Wizards over Knicks and a long slate of Friday to Sunday matchups with results and top players noted.
Area Schedule Highlights From March 6 7 8
Friday features girls and boys basketball finals at multiple sites led by Middletown vs Francis Scott Key and Oakland Mills vs Poolesville. wrestling state championships at Western Maryland College. college base ball Mount St Mary’s vs Charleston and region XX quarterfinals at HC including FCC vs Prince George’s Catonsville Potomac St. vs HUC Garrett. Saturday offers regional finals and semifinals at Western Maryland College and Mount St Mary’s with a Central Connecticut State at Mount St Mary's matchup. Sunday includes a doubleheader with Central Connecticut State at Mount St Mary’s and a note on game times and results.
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Middletown Triumphs Over Urbana In Morning Hardwood Clash
Middletown defeated Urbana 63 to 51 as Howell, Brandenburg and Moffalt led with balanced scoring. Urbana’s Mills and Hill kept pace, but the host team pulled away in the second half to secure the win.
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Howell
Snapkoski
Moffalt
Gonn
Clayton
Brandenburg
Johnson
Hillier
Brand
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Klam
Mills
Hill
Marshais
Randolph
Jo. Brown
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Kiem
Wizards Hold Off Knicks 103 90 to End Streak
Washington built an early lead and with key defensive plays by Calbert Cheaney Rod Strickland and Harvey Grant fended off a Knicks fourth quarter push to secure a 103 90 win. Cheaney 27 Strickland 21 assists 10, Grant crucial blocks as Wizards finish 4 3 on the homestand behind 26 from Chris Webber and 19 from Larry Johnson.
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Webber
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Calbert Cheaney
Chris Webber
Rod Strickland
Cheaney
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Harvey Grant
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Grant
John Starks
Brooks Thompson
Duke Beats Virginia In ACC Tournament Semifinal Bid
Duke, the top ranked Blue Devils, overcame a poor first half to defeat Virginia 63 41 in Greensboro. Duke forced turnovers in the second half and ran off 11 straight points to seize control and reach Saturday’s semifinals.
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Blue Devil
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Blue Devils
Poole sville tops Forestville in tight finish after fourth-quarter surge
Poole sville pulls ahead 64 60 over Forestville as Brian Thoms and Tim Smith spark a 14 10 fourth quarter run. Smith scores 20 points, Thoms 19, with Smith adding 12 rebounds and four blocks. Schwartz adds 12 points and six assists.
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Johnson
McClough
Harley
Carter
Stroman
Bullock
Merrick
Poolesville
Thoms
Smith
Toomey
Schwarz
Griffiths
Walcott
Brian Thoms
Tim Smith
Matt Schwartz
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Hill’s late 3 sparkles as Urbana falls in region title
Hill scored 10 points after a two-point first half while Zach Mills sparked Urbana to a 20 point, 10 rebound, three block game. Hill added four assists and three steals as Quincy Randolph chipped in 10. Connolly called the season disappointing but noted non seniors must improve for next year.
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Frederick
Tom Faska
Faska
Ohio
Warriors
F J. Miller
Craig Myers
Marcus Boyd
Terrence Taylor
Cadets
Aye Hill
Myers
Hill
Zach Mills
Urbana
Quincy Randolph
Connolly
Flyers edge Capitals 3-2 in second period burst
Flyers key three goals all in the second period, led by Gratton and Brind’Amour with Lindros also scoring. Hextall made 24 saves as Philadelphia edged Washington, who extended its winless streak to eight. Capitals’ Nikolishin and Housley scored.
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Daigle
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Bring Amour
Gratton
Kati
Housley
Bondra
Johansson
Chris Gratton
Rod Brind’Amour
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Washington Capitals
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Calle Johansson
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Peter Bondra
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Patriots outlast Wildcats in overtime clash at Montgomery
TJ’s 22 point freshman Levi Watkins helps TJ cling to a 59 all tie into OT. WJ forces 16-4 run to erase 14 point TJ lead. Kevin Prince tops scoring with 28 as Williams records 15 points 11 rebounds. Dickman adds 16 points five assists.
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Morrison
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Prince
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Dickman
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Johnson
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Watkins
Gt Te
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Reed Keeps Frostburg Spikes As Scoring Star For Bobcats
Reed, a high school standout, chose Frostburg over UMBC and Towson State after a campus visit with coach Crawley. She became a leading scorer, averaging 15.6 points per game as a sophomore and last year, with a 1 000th point milestone at Notre Dame, helping Frostburg reach the NCAA Division II playoffs. Reed plans to graduate in health and management education and return to Frederick to teach and coach basketball.
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Miller
Frederick Adult Baseball League Tryouts at Libertytown Park
The Frederick Adult Baseball League invites players to a March 22 tryout from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Libertytown Park. Everyone is guaranteed a team slot for a 20 game season with Sunday games. tryouts cost $2. Rain date is March 29. Contact Dave Bragg at 31-682-8433 for details.
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Libertytown Park
Dave Bragg
Weekend TV sports slate packed with NCAA tournaments
A dense schedule lists ESPN and ESPN2 coverage across ACC Big Ten and Big East quarterfinals and semifinals, plus NBA games, NHL, auto racing fields, and golf. Notable bullets include Maryland vs Georgia Tech in Greensboro, Wake Forest vs Clemson, and Big Ten semifinals in Chicago, with championships across conferences including Pac Ten SEC and ACC in multiple venues.
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Martin shoots 69 in landmark Nike Tour round
Austin golf scene crowds extend to 150 as Casey Martin, using a cart for the first time since winning the court right, fires a 3 under 69 at the Greater Austin Open. He nerves through tee shots and birdies, while advocates push for accessible golf amid legal appeals and patient support from spectators and fellow players.
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Strange shares Doral lead despite Bell's palsy setback
Curtis Strange, sidelined by Bell's palsy after Christmas, shot a 68 to share the first round lead at the Doral-Ryder Open with Calcavecchia Tway Brisky and Black. Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus finished at 70, while others struggled as ocean winds affected scoring. Strange vows he can still win despite years without a Tour victory.
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Hal Luton
Jim
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Martin wins BASS South Carolina Eastern Invitational on Santee Cooper
Scott Martin of Saluda S C edged past Davy Hite and a strong field to claim the BASS South Carolina Eastern Invitational title on the Santee Cooper lakes. His final three day catch of 18 pounds 1 ounce plus 11 bass for 39 pounds 2 ounces earned him 40000 dollars. High water cold and muddy conditions challenged anglers, with top finishers including Mark Hardin and Phil Rape. Big bass weighed 10 pounds 5 ounces, and the tourney averaged 18 5 limits from a 320 angler field.
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Pineville
Yankees renew Jeter and Rivera contracts at 750000 each
New York Yankees renew the deals of shortstop Derek Jeter and reliever Mariano Rivera for 750000 apiece after failed negotiations. Owner George Steinbrenner says the team is generous and values both players as family. Jeter and Rivera had earned 550000 last season and become eligible for salary arbitration after this season.
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Notre Dame Gipper football sold from 1928 Army game
A Seattle memorabilia seller will auction the Notre Dame football known as the Gipper ball. The item, used in the 12–6 1928 victory over Army, bears Rockne’s famed pep talk and signatures from 45 teammates and Knute Rockne. Minimum bid is 100000.
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