NCAA Women East Regional First Round Scores
In Norfolk and Raleigh and Tucson and Storrs and Storrs more results from the NCAA tournament are listed with teams such as Nebraska Old Dominion New Mexico St Francis Pennsylvania North Carolina State Maine Virginia Santa Clara Arizona and Connecticut and George Washington advancing through early rounds. Regional semifinals and a regional final are scheduled for Dayton and Storrs with Old Dominion Arizona Connecticut and Connecticut in potential matches.
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NC Chanelle
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MCI
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Xavier
Pichmond
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Antona
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George Washington
Georgia
Raleigh
NG State
Youngstown State
Anzana
Dayton
Ohio
Worl Carola State
Arizona
NBA and College Basketball Night Schedule Highlighted
A slate of evening sports includes 7 p.m. HTS NBA game Denver at Washington and 7:30 p.m. ESPN college basketball NIT second round Vanderbilt at Wake Forest. ESPN2 NHL features Edmonton at Detroit, with TNT NBA game Chicago at Indiana and a 9:30 p.m. start Georgia at NC State.
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Washington
ESPN
Vanderbilt
Wake Forest
ESPN2
Edmonton
Detroit & P.m
TNT
Chicago
Indiana
Georgia
NC State
Duke Advances to Sweet 16 with 69-53 Win Over Louisville
Duke, seeded No. 2 in the West, toppled Louisville 69-53 as Nicole Erickson hit five 3-pointers and reached 60 in the year. Peppi Brown added 11 points and 11 rebounds to power the Blue Devils into the NCAA women's tournament Sweet 16 for the first time.
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Louisville
Sharon Bellamy
Erickson
Kira Orr
Duke
Purdue
Colorado State
West Lafayette
Ind
Maryland High School Basketball Rankings Highlight Top Teams
Maryland AP rankings compiled by Sheldon Shearer list state top 20 boys with DeMatha, St John’s, St Vincent Pallotti and others. girls rankings include Wheaton and McDonogh at the top with Roland Park, Riverdale Baptist, Elizabeth Seton among leaders across classifications.
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Maryland Associated Press
Sheldon Shearer
Fredenck News-Post
St John’s
Prospect Hall
DeMatha
Dunbar
St Vincent Pallett
Good Counsel
Newport Schoal
Gaithersburg
St John's
St Vincent Patrett
Newport School
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Towson Catholic
St Frances
Mount St Joseph
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Oxon Hill
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Southern Balt
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Eleanor Roosevel
Annapolis, & Meade
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Crossland
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City College
Thomas Johnson
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Stephen Decatur
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Roland Park
Sulland
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Elzabeth Seton
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John Carroll
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Richard Montgomery
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Delaware Tops Mount St. Mary's In Tennis Action
Delaware defeated Mount St. Mary's 5-2 in Newark New Jersey while Mount St. Mary's players Marc Thomas and Asi Phillips won singles matches. Phillips teamed with Juliano Ricci for a doubles victory at No. 3. Hood College fell to Bridgewater College in women's lacrosse as Kelli Jessum Jessica Manion Marylou Wright and Sharron Tindal scored for Hood.
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Delaware
University of Delaware
Marc Thomas
Asi Phillips
Mount
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Juliano Ricci
Ian Bernsten
Jeremy Gibney
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Kenny Lovell
Michael Stifin
Jason Schwarz
Julano Rica
Michael Murray
Jeff Barnes
Clinton Cole
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Kelli Jessum
Jessica Manion
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Orioles Mix Batters For Flexible Lineup
Orioles manager Pete Miller discusses lineup flexibility with Robbie Alomar Rafael Palmeiro Brady Anderson and Davis as core up-front options and contemplating Davis at No 2. Miller trims six players including Sidney Ponson while noting Ponson may return to the big club soon.
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Part-time banker tops Bassmaster Oklahoma Central Invitational
Jeff Kriet, a part-time banker from Ardmore, Oklahoma, won the Bassmaster Oklahoma Central Invitational on Lake Texoma with 12 bass weighing 36 pounds 15 ounces. The event kicked off a string of Central Division qualifiers for the Bassmaster Classic in Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Okla
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Nicklaus Granted Open Invites Through 2000
Jack Nicklaus received three exemptions from the USGA extending through the 2000 majors. The move preserves his streak toward 157 consecutive majors, with potential play at the 2001 Masters. The Open locations for 1999 2000 and the 1998 rules context are noted, alongside spokesman Tolley and comments on Nicklaus’ readiness.
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Pebble Beach
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Jones resigns as Virginia basketball coach amid program decline
Virginia athletic director Terry Holland announces Jeff Jones resigned as Cavaliers coach rather than be fired after a disastrous 11-19 season. Off court incidents and recruiting impact cited. Jones to meet media later. Holland notes Jones urged to resign earlier and take an administrative post.
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Terry Holland
Jeff Jones
Charlottesville
Holland
Cavaliers
Jones
Duke
Jeff
Iditarod Leaders Reach Nome Trail Finish Line Chase
Leaders in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race push through windy coastal ice toward the Nome finish. Jeff King, Dee Dee Jonrowe and other top mushers left Koyak in sequence, with times from 7:42 to 10:37 a.m. Alaska time, as teams face an eight hour layover at White Mountain before the final sprint 123 miles to Nome.
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Cone and Schilling show strong on 80 pitch outing
In Clearwater, Cone pitched 80 effective pitches for Columbus and Schilling threw 78 over five innings for Scranton Wilkes Barre as scouts packed Carpenter Field. Schilling reached 95 mph, Cone 91, with Schilling allowing four runs on eight hits including a Joe Girardi homer while Cone struck out nine.
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Caray offers to sing Take Me Out for Cubs
Chip Caray, grandson of Harry Caray, offers to perform the Seventh Inning Stretch at Cubs games. The Cubs mull options beyond the April 3 opener, including armbands or playing a tape, as fans urged a tribute to the beloved broadcaster who died last month in California.
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Kidney transplant for OSU coach Simmons donor wife
Oklahoma State football coach Bob Simmons and his wife Linda donated a kidney. The 49 year old coach and his spouse were released from University Hospital after a smooth surgery with no complications. Simmons had not disclosed the reasons for the transplant.
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USOC officials demand apologies over Olympic vandalism
U S Olympic Committee leaders Dick Schultz and Bill Hubl said a apology and a $3 000 check from the American men's hockey team do not settle the case of vandalized rooms at the Winter Games They still seek individual apologies from two or three players involved in the incident at the athletes village and called progress a step in the right direction.
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