NCAA East and South Regional First Round Highlights
Associated Press overview of March Madness first round results with scores for North Carolina over Navy and other early games across Hartford Washington Greensboro and St. Louis venues. Includes matchups and schedule for second rounds and regional semifinals and finals across East and South regions.
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Hartford Civic Center
Hartford
Conn
North Carolina
Navy
Charlotte
Illinois- Chicago
Princeton
UNLV
Michigan State
Eastern Michigan
Tropicana Field
St. Petersburg
Fla
Duke Radford
Oklahoma State
George Washington
New Mexico
Butler
Syracusetown
Kentucky
South Carolina
Massachusetts
Saint Louis
Michigan
Davidson
UCLA
Miami
Circle tops Ottawa in 4A state opener
Circle high school defeated Ottawa 68 to 56 in the Class 4A state tournament first round at the Bicentennial Center. Circle bottled up Ottawa inside game, forced 21 turnovers, and limited Ottawa star Ricky Bulmer to 12 points as Tyler Bacon led Circle with 16.
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ALINA
Circle
Ottawa
Thunderbirds
Cyclones
Bicentennial Center
David Grover
Gene Hanson
T-Birds
Ricky Bulmer
Bulmer
Hanson
Grover
Ryan Murphy
Bryan
Thompson
Wichita girls not present in provided data
Event details for boys and girls basketball classes across Kansas on March 11 to 12 show scores for multiple matchups at venues including White Auditorium Emporia Street Wichita South, Shawnee Mission North, Wichita Heights, Junction City, Olathe East, Blue Valley North, Dodge City, KC Schlagle, Topeka Expocentre, Andover, Newton, KC Wyandotte, Salina South, Buhler, Liberal, Coffeyville Kindley, KC Turner, Salina Bicentennial Center, Towanda Circle, Ottawa, KC Sumner, Parsons, Wamego, Colby, Kingman, Sabetha, Hutchinson Sports Arena, Richmond-Central Heights, Baxter Springs, Wichita Collegiate, Belleville, Hillsboro, Jefferson West, Hoisington, Bramnlage Coliseum, K state Hutchinson, Garden Plain, Otis-Bison, Hill City, St Marys, Colgan, Scoti Wichita Co, Busch Gross Coliseum Fort Hays State, Pretty Prairie, Brewster, Waverly, Haviland, Hanover, Montezuma South Gray, Grainfield Wheatland, Hope, and GIRLS.
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White Auditorium
Emporia St
Wichita South
Shawnee Mission N
Wichita Heights
Junction City
Olathe East
Blue Valley North
Dodge City
KC Schlagle
Topeka Expocentre Andover
Newton
KC Wyandotte
Salina South
Buhler
Liberal
Coffeyville-Field Kindley
KC Turner
Salina Bicentennial Center
Towanda Circle
Ottawa
KC Sumner
Parsons
Wamega
Colby
Kingman
Sabetha
Prep Playoff Scoreboard Semifinals and Finals Duel
Kansas high school playoff schedule lists semifinal pairings for March 13 at 3 p.m. Emporia Wichita Northwest versus Blue Valley North and Topeka-Washburn versus Shawnee Mission South with finals on March 14. noon and 4 p.m. feature Salina South against Bishop Miege and St. Thomas Aquinas versus McPherson, plus multiple Class 4A and 3A games at Bramlage Coliseum and Busch Grass Coliseum across three days.
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Emporia
Wichita Northwest
Blue Valley North
Topeka-Washburn
Shawnee Mission South
Topeka Expocentre Salina South
Bishop Miege
St. Thomas Aquinas
McPherson
Hutchinson Sports Arena Erie
Conway Springs
Bramlage Coliseum
Kansas State
Determination marks Cyclones' bid for second state tourney berth
Ottawa's Cyclones earned a second state tournament berth in three years after a hard season build toward Thursday's goal. Senior leaders Ricky Bulmer and Joe Kramer guided the team as Grover praised their heart, preparation, and the rise of a self-made inside power style despite losses to Highland Park.
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Steve Morse
Ottawa
Bryan Thompson
Towanda Circle
Ryan Murphy
Salina
ALINA
Cyclones
Highland Park
Grover
Ricky Bulmer
Joe Kramer
John Reed
Chris Skiles
Michael Habtemichael
Bulmer
Kramer
Indiana Knight pays fine to coach Hoosiers win in NCAA opener
Indiana coach Bob Knight paid a 10000 dollar fine to coach in the first round while his seventh ranked Hoosiers rallied past Oklahoma 94 87 in overtime at the East Regional in Washington DC. Richmond upset South Carolina 62 61 as the Spiders kept a string of upsets alive in the opening rounds.
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Washington
Xavier
Richmond
South Carolina
Indiana
Oklahoma
Connecticut
Fairleigh Dickinson
Hartford Civic Center
Hartford
Conn
North Carolina
Charlotte
Michigan State
Princeton
MCI
Greensboro Coliseum
Greensboro
N.C
Ob Knight
Knight
Hoosiers
D.C
Spiders
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