Haney shines early for Royals in spring camp
Royals pitcher Chris Haney, 27, impressed in a 6-1 split-squad win over Los Angeles. Boone backs him as a reliable starter to fill the Tom Gordon hole, noting Haney’s back troubles are healed and he’s stronger than last year. Haney recalls improved control and strike-throwing after last season’s midseason adjustments and back surgery.
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Ottawa Relays lift region's track talents and schedule
The Ottawa High teams return strong with Wendy Duran leading in the 400 and current school record holder in 400, Whitney Drumright in javelin, Mindy Brown defending huron champion, and veteran relays medaling at state. Boys feature Pratt Hepner Fouts anchoring distance events as state experience boosts goal to peak in late May. Schedule includes Ottawa Relays March 15 and KU Relays April 19-20.
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Alabama Stuns Illinois To Reach NIT Second Round
Alabama erased a 10 point deficit with a hot 3 point attack to beat Illinois 72 69 and advance to a second round NIT game against Missouri. Lou Henson coached his final game in Illinois 21 seasons at Illinois and 34 overall.
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Haley 31 Puts Missouri Ahead Late For Win Over Racers
Sammie Haley scored 31 as Missouri held off Murray State 86-83 at Heames Center with 4,500 fans watching. The game swung after technical fouls on Murray State and late free throws from Haley and Grimm.
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Wildcats Face Lobos in Western Athletic Conference Final
New Mexico Lobos meet Utah Wildcats in the WAC final after Thomas, a 6 foot 9 transfer, posted a double double with 21 points and 12 rebounds. Thomas, once ruled ineligible by the NCAA, had an injunction allowing him to play this season amidst a pending lawsuit and appeals.
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Lobos rely on youth as Shields leads scoring pace
New Mexico's young center Shields tops the team with a 20 point average and 60 three pointers, while reserve Olney adds 38 threes. The Lobos shoot over 50 percent as coach Asbury praises the young squad. Eight players return next season with only senior Marty Colwright leaving.
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