Regional NCAA Tournament Scores and Semifinals Summary
Regional quarterfinals and semifinals recap across East Rutherford Knoxville St Louis and Phoenix with Duke Furman and Maryland edging through. Michigan State Kentucky and Clemson Xavier feature in semifinals amid late afternoon NBA and tennis Lipton events and NHL hockey listings.
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Purdue Keeps Final Four Run With 30th Straight Win
Purdue trailed by 10 in the first half but surged after halftime to beat an opponent with 32 1 record and 30 game winning streak to reach the Final Four. Coach Carolyn Peck adds another game before departing for the WNBA Orlando franchise. Georgia advances to its fifth Final Four after Kelly Miller scores 33 points and Coco Miller adds 16 as they defeat Iowa State to reach the Final Four.
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Orioles Prospect Showdown Highlights Young Outfield Talent
Orioles scouting chief Trebelhorn praises a young group led by Rick Elder Ntemi Ndungidi Marion Tucker and Brian Hughes. The outfielders McDonald Matos Rivera and Werth receive strong notes for hitting defense and potential. Derek Brown, a Hagerstown native with 30 Delmarva saves, could advance to Frederick or Bowie with consistent pitching.
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Orioles Notes Highlight Prospects and Minor Leaguers
The group includes Tim Garland Andy Utling Americo Peguero Ted Lee and Earl Steinmetz with Michael Wade not signing to return to school Garland hit 263 in 11 games for the Keys Wade 133 in 14 games Utling 108 in 15 Steinmetz 1 1 in 13 Peguero top prospect with 11 wins for Delmarva in 1997 but injuries last year. Matt Riley to pitch for Class A today versus Boston while Joey Hammond works out with the Class A team and Derek Brown with the Double-A team.
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Urbana pitchers and pace set in season opener
Eberle laid down a safety squeeze to score Valichka after a misthrow, with Keyser also scoring on an error. Amour and Sanchez produced key hits as Urbana built a late two run rally and Cenate shut down the guests. Jefferson coach Lowery praised Urbana for clean defense and timely plays. Custodian Tri tappé spent hours preparing the field after rain for the opener.
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Thomas Johnson rises to No. 4 in state rankings
Thomas Johnson repeats as the highest ranked public school at No. 4 after starting season unranked in 3A. TJ climbed into the Top 20 by week two, improving to 3-0 against Top 20 foes, winning the 3A state title, and beating all top 20 teams except national No. 1 Oak Hill. McDonogh girls and Dunbar boys also topped their classifications.
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Hornets Rip Rams In Season Opener 12-0
Rockville pitcher Randies fanned five over a one-hitter as Hornets routed Rams 12-0 in the season opener. Laura Winter led hitters with 4 for 5, Ashley Moyer 3 for 4, and Kelly Burns 2 for 5. Winter and Moyer each doubled with an RBI, while Lindsay Hencken and Julie Columbus added two RBIs apiece.
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Hermanson Wins Navy Boxing Award At Naval Academy
Mark Hermanson formerly of Singapore won the Rear Adm. J.C. Renard Boxing Award as brigade heavyweight champion at the US Naval Academy. He was top seed, earned a 5-0 semifinal win and a 5-0 final victory, plus a TKO at The Citadel regional meet. Hermanson among 11 Navy boxers advancing to the National Collegiate Boxing Championships in Reno, as the Midshipmen chase a fourth straight national title.
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