UConn Finishes 39-0 by Beating Oklahoma for Unbeaten Title
Huskies claim their second perfect season with an 82-70 win over Oklahoma in San Antonio to cap a dominant campaign. Swin Cash 20 points 13 rebounds earns Final Four MVP, as Connecticut outrebounded the Sooners 44-25 and set an NCAA record for average margin.
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Abel makes Baldwin club history with state title
Baldwin City Wrestling Club rider Abel won the under 12 150 pound state title at the Expocentre by pinning Winfield’s Grant Heithaus in 25 seconds. The victory made Abel the club’s first state champion and sparked a record-setting showing with five state placers and two finalists.
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Wayne Sage
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Kit Harris
Brian Masoni
Mason
Indians rout Angels as Colon fires opening day shutout
Bartolo Colon pitched a five-hitter to blank Anaheim 6-0, becoming the Indians' first opening day shutout in 34 years and the majors' first in nine years. He struck out five, walked two, and kept the Angels scoreless with a mid 90s fastball and a sharp breaking ball.
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Pomona boys finish second at Lyndon Invitational track meet
Pomona placed third in a 12-team Lyndon meet with 92 points. Dakota Criqui won long jump and 1600, was runner up in 3200, while Justin Rand led in triple jump and high jump and Jared Beasley, Nick Grove and Lance Briggs posted solid distances and times. Pomona competes next at Marais des Cygnes Valley Invitational.
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Corey Robinson
Grove
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Rand
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Susan Streeter
Marais Des Cygnes
Sooner basketball overachieves under Sampson in Final Four run
Oklahoma rose beyond football fame to reach the Final Four under Kelvin Sampson led by Hollis Price and Quannas White with JUCO transfers. They won 31 games, claimed the Big 12 tournament title, and fell 73-64 to Indiana in the semifinal era, signaling a strong program trajectory for next season.
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Singh breaks slide to win Shell Houston Open title
Vijay Singh captures his first PGA Tour victory since 2000 by carding a 4 under 68 to finish at a tournament record 22 under 266 at The Woodlands. He earns $720,000 for his 10th PGA Tour title as Darren Clarke finishes second at 272 after a 71.
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