NCAA basketball tournament results and schedules 1994 East West Midwest
AP reported regional second round results from the East West Midwest regions with Duke Tulsa Purdue Temple and others advancing. Regional semifinals and championship dates were set across Boston Charlotte New Jersey Indianapolis Milwaukee and Denver venues with matchups listed for March 19 20 21 and 27 leading to the March 29 national final.
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National Invitation Tournament First Round Results
In the NIT first round results Xavier beat Toledo 86 84 Rutgers defeated Hofstra 58 45 Clemson edged Georgia 77 57 Old Dominion topped Seton Hall 75 56 Wake Forest beat Alabama 73 57 Princeton defeated Georgetown 54 47 North Carolina State downed Providence 92 86 Butler beat Bradley 51 50 Nebraska overcame UNLV 68 55 Colorado beat Pepperdine 65 61 Colorado State defeated Mississippi State 69 56 Texas Christian beat Kansas State 72 7 Wyoming 8 Southern California defeated DePaul 77 69 Northwestern beat California 64 71 Oregon beat Georgia Tech 67 64
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Ottawa High has 16 seniors leading soccer revival
Ottawa High School's Cyclones enter their second season with a senior-heavy squad of 16 veterans, anchoring the team as coach Kelly Smith emphasizes conditioning, competition for playing time, and learning from last year's 5-9 record. Key returnees include Hull in both ends, Miller in goal after shoulder surgery, Gerhardt on defense, and Flanner, Ross, Burks, Langston, Fredricks, and Anderson contributing on offense. Newcomers Warren and Seeger also threatening lineup spots.
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Williamsburg 4-on-4 basketball tourney April 3
A men's 4-on-4 basketball tournament unfolds Saturday at Williamsburg High School with three games per team. Entry is 60 dollars if an official is provided for the next game, 85 dollars otherwise. Proceeds go to WHS athletics. For entry call Chuck Lee at 785 746 5777 or 242 8191. Lincoln notes: Rhett Renaud of Oklahoma Christian runs 3000 in 8 56.4 at NAIA indoors to place 10th after a 8 53 in heat. He has qualified for nationals three years straight, first as an individual.
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Osage City, Silver Lake lead mid east all league teams
Osage City and Silver Lake share league crown as several players earn top honors. Senior Shelley Koch leads Osage City with 16.8 points per game alongside first team mates Gina Wheat Amanda Young from Northern Heights and Bethany McGraw from Riley County and Susan Crooks of Silver Lake.
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Jeff Lohmeyer
Dustin Edwards
Matt Sheeley
Ryan Breiner
Wabaunsee
Kerry Darting
Derek Dick
Rossville
Conrad Carlson
Mike Pitts
John Buenger
Seven Viking wrestlers advance to district tourney
OVERLAND PARK The Vikings Kids Club qualified seven wrestlers for the district tourney on Saturday in Ottawa. Those seven placed in the top four Saturday at sub district at Shawnee Mission Northwest. Jake Walsh finished second in the under 16, 130 pound class. Taking third were Brandon Vanderber, 135, under 14, Jeremy Raby, 110, under 8, and Jason Black, 130, under 12. Taking fourth were Aaron Johnson, 100, and Loren Topp, 85, in under 10, and Jason Michael, 205, under 14.
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Appier recovers from slow start in spring workout
Scouts from over a dozen major league teams watch Kevin Appier in a Kansas City spring game as he recovers from shoulder surgery. He labored through a rough first inning but settled, allowing one hit in the next three frames. Royals weigh trade options as appraisal interests mount despite a repaired shoulder. Giambi faces another MRI for a hamstring setback with an opening day starter spot still in flux.
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Purdue women advance to Sweet 16 past Kansas
Top-ranked Purdue edges Kansas 55-41 in the Midwest Regional to reach the Sweet 16. Purdue relied on defense and free throws as Kansas struggles with turnovers and fouls, with Lynn Pride fouling out and Akari Figgs scoring 14 points. Douglas adds 15 points and nine rebounds as Purdue seals the win with 17 of 21 free throws.
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Expansion Clash: 24-Vote Rule Hinders Houston or LA NFL Bid
NFL owners adjourned with no consensus on expanding to 32 teams or choosing between Houston and Los Angeles. The hurdle is the 24 of 31 votes needed for major decisions, with proponents noting Houston has a ready plan, financing, and key owner in Bob McNair, plus guaranteed sellouts.
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