NCAA Tournament First Round Schedule Summary
Regional matchups list top seeds UCLA Alabama Birmingham Kansas Robert Morris Houston UC Santa Barbara Michigan State Murray State LSU Villanova Georgia Tech East Tennessee State Richmond Southern Illinois Missouri Northeastern Iowa Minnesota Texas El Paso Syracuse Coppin State Virginia Notre Dame Midwest Region sites Frank Erwin Center Hoosier Dome Special Events Center Long Beach Arena Long Beach Illinois Ohio Georgetown Texas Southern Xavier Kansas State Georgia Purdue Northeast Louisiana Oregon State Ball State Louisville Idaho UNLV Arkansas Little Rock Ohio State Providence Arizona South Florida Michigan Illinois State New Mexico State Loyola Marymount schedule details from Knoxville Richmond Austin Indianapolis Salt Lake City Long Beach placeholders indicate multiple games across four regional sites with times and pairings.
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Tuesday NBA Scores Reported From Games Across Teams
The article lists Tuesday results Chicago 111 over New York 108 and Cleveland 119 over Philadelphia 102, with Sacramento 121 over Miami 87 and Portland 142 over Orlando 117, plus San Antonio 103 to Indiana 102 and Boston 112 to Atlanta 100, Denver 117 to Houston 114, Phoenix 114 to Utah 106. Wednesday schedules include Lakers at 6:30 Philadelphia, Boston at Dallas, Denver at Phoenix, Charlotte at Seagle, and Miami at Los Angeles Clippers at 9:30 p.m.
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Rechifestig wins 12 and under 110 lb title at sub district
Mark Rechifestig of Bonner Springs Wellsville finished first in the 12 and under 110 pound division, posting a 17-2 season mark as he advances to district competition in Hiawatha next Saturday. Larbie Hindesliter also qualified, taking fourth in the 12 and under 67 pound class, and Ottawa club wrestlers Aaron Roberts Curtis Madden Charles Wells Ace Sims Jo Zogg Jerry Lynn Jeremy Roberts Aaron Stottlemire Justin Ingram Anthony Ingram all earned district berths.
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Ottawa Wrestling Club
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Curtis Madden
Charles Wells
Ace Sims
Jo Zogg
Jerry Lynn
Jeremy Roberts
Aaron Stottlemire
Justin Ingram
Anthony Ingram
Butler County Grizzlies Triumph In Region VI Final
Herbert Jones scored 29 and Val Barnes 16 as Butler County beat Hutchinson 81-71 in the Region VI junior college final. The Grizzlies improved to 29-5 and earned a spot in the NJCAA tournament, facing Corning State in Warner, Ohio. Hutchinson, also 29-5, was within four late before six free throws sealed the win. Charles led Hutchinson with 15 points, while Vladimir McCrary had 14.
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L Train Simmons Leads AP All American Team
Lionel Simmons of La Salle headlines the 1990 AP All America college basketball team as a third team pick. He joins Gary Payton Oregon State Derrick Coleman Syracuse Larry Johnson UNLV and Chris Jackson LSU on the 1990 squad. Simmons 3157 career points ranks third all time and La Salle posted a 29 1 season.
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Best and worst of 1989 90 basketball season
The piece previews next season's top players from Ottawa High Waverly Garnett Central Heights and Pomona, highlights Hastert Adkinson Sharon and Acker as budding stars, notes benefits from this year’s experience and keys for next season. It also names five girls to watch Holly Baylor Elizabeth Lemp Melissa Stover Jamie Gragg Kathy Wood and comments on an odd officiating call. It closes with the Worst Fans Cheney High and the UNSPORTSMANLIKE CONDUCT AWARD to Oklahoma State's John Potter after a benching and an earlier fight.
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Waverly
Mitch Sharon
Garnett
Steve Hastert
Central Height
Craig Adkinson
Pomona
Fred Acker
Hastert
Adkinson
Sharon
Acker
Sean Robbins
Bill Tyson
Valentine
Cyclones
Bonner
Stover
Vicki Bauer
Eagles
Iola
OHS
Elizabeth Lemp
Lemp
Hutchinson
Cheney High
Cheney
Wichita
Second half run ends Ichabods chase for second NAIA crown
Washburn Ichabods fall 102-82 to Southern California College in first round as 15th seed. Terry Scruggs fuels a 15-0 run after a 55-55 deadlock, spoiling Washburn’s title bid and ending coach Bob Chipman’s season. Jeff Markray fouls limited depth. SC College advances to face Wisconsin-Eau Claire.
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Washburn Ichabods
Southern California College
Ichabods
Topeka
Terry Scruggs
Bob Chipman
Jeff Markray
Markray
Southern California
Bill Reynolds
Scruggs
Jeff Bickmore
Elbert Davis
John Mounce
Costa Mesa
Calif
Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Washburn
Vanguards
53rd NAIA Tournament First Round Scores
First round results show Birmingham Southern 97 over Husson 76 and USC Spartansburg 80 to Geneva 56. Wisconsin Eau Claire 75 over Philadelphia Pharmacy 51, Pfeiffer 97 over George Fox 73. Alderson Broaddus 75 over Oliver Nazarene 74, David Lipscomb 92 over Midland Lutheran 73, SC College 102 over Washburn 82, Central Washington 69 over Norther State 45. Today's games list matchups from 9:00 a.m. to 9:40 p.m. including Siena Heights vs IUPUI Indianapolis and Oral Roberts vs The Kings.
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Ala
Husson
Maine
Usc-Spartansburg
Geneva
Wisconsin-Eau Claire
Philadelphia Pharmacy
Pfeiffer
N.C
George Fox
Ore
Alderson-Broaddus
W. Va
Oliver
Norther State
Siena Heights
Mich
Iupu-Indianapolis
Georgetown
Louisiana College
Paul Quinn
Central Arkansas
Georgia College
Soutwestern
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Briar Cliff
Iowa
Malone
Ohio
Columbia College
Oral Roberts
Okla
the Kings
Minnesota-Duluth
Hawaii Pacific
Referendum pressure on Oakland Raiders deal
Oakland residents analyze a ballot referendum to block a 602.5 million offer to bring the Raiders back to Oakland. Lawyer Robert Schwartz notes a movement forming after a noisy Monday meeting. If voters overturn the pact, bond approvals for an operating loan and stadium upgrades could collapse.
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Raiders
Robert Schwartz
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