Top seed completes Nebraska turnaround
Nebraska, 30-1, earns a No 1 seed in the NCAA tournament after a record-breaking season led by senior Cory Montgomery and coach Connie Yori. They open vs Northern Iowa in Minneapolis as the Huskers chase a long-awaited title in the Big 12 era.
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Connecticut Firet Round at Norfolk March 24 Scores
Round one results show Southern U 23 8 visiting Norfolk Virginia and James Madison 26 6 defeating Virginia 21 9. Green Bay 27 4 hosted in Ames Iowa the Iowa State 23 7 beat Lehigh 29 3.
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UConn Eyes Repeat Title as No 1 Seed Earned
UConn enters the NCAA tournament as a dominant No 1 seed at 33 0 and aiming for a consecutive title, matching a rare group including Tennessee and Nebraska, while Temple James Madison and multiple first round matchups highlight the Dayton region.
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District softball and baseball schedule summaries
A busy schedule lists JVARD and district baseball and softball games across Texas cities. Notable pairings include Amarillo Tascosa at Odessa High, Permian at Amarillo High, and Midland Lee versus Midland High with DH and OH designations, plus multiple clashes among Lubbock and San Angelo teams and 1A/2A district matchups.
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Odessa College Softball Wins Two at Central Arizona Tilt
Odessa College Lady Wranglers extended their record with two tournament wins in Prescott Arizona. They defeated Western Nebraska 9 0 and South Mountain 10 8 in eight innings. Kristy Smith drove in five runs in the second game while Sarah Martinez Angila Smith led the first game with two hits apiece.
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