Sports schedule snapshot across college, pro and exhibition games
On air this day ESPN carries South Carolina at Florida State at 6 p.m. Women's NCAA Tournament. ESPN2 carries Women's NAIA Tourney at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Minnesota at Cincinnati at 8 p.m. NAIA Men’s Tourney at 8 p.m. MLB exhibition Dodgers vs Florida at noon. NBA games Houston at Dallas 7 p.m. and Phoenix at Utah 9:30 p.m. Atlanta and Philadelphia exhibition noon. Kansas City vs Seattle exhibition 8 p.m.. NIT Tournament 6 and 8 p.m.. soccer U.S. at Germany 1:25 p.m.
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NCAA Women's Tournament First Rounds Reach Wide Field
The North Carolina and Utah regional brackets highlight first round results with wins by North Carolina over Riverside and Utah over Middle Tennessee. Second round matchups include Purdue UCLA Rutgers TCU and Tennessee George Washington, with semifinals set in the Albuquerque and Bridgeport regions and Sunday and Monday games guiding the path to the Final Four.
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Boys All Area Team lighting up the scoreboard
The 2005 06 Herald boys all area basketball team features players from Anderson County Baldwin Central Heights Ottawa Pomona Wellsville and more. Notable names include Josh Sutton Aaron Hannon Jeremy Wright Luke Bones Matt Leecy Addison Miller Victor Ojeleye Phillip Sylvester Cale Worthington Austin Bloss and Scott Samsel. Sutton leads Anderson County with 19.3 points 7.3 rebounds and 57 percent shooting while Hannon set a school record with 60 steals. Each player is highlighted for versatility scoring and defensive impact across their programs.
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Pomona
Jeremy Wright
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Wellsville
Seth Stroman
Williamsburg
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Japan wins World Baseball Classic in San Diego title game
Japan defeats Cuba 10 to 6 at Petco Park to claim the inaugural World Baseball Classic crown. Koji Uehara and Ichiro Suzuki lead a high-spirited celebration as Japan’s roster, with few Major League stars, proves its dominance amid a festive, sold-out crowd and strong Cuban pride.
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Burgos to Close for Royals as MacDougal Starts DL
Ambiorix Burgos is slated to fill in as Kansas City closer with Mike MacDougal on the disabled list. He inherits a tie game in the seventh against the White Sox after a leadoff triple and a wild pitch. Doug Mientkiewicz drove in three with a three run homer for KC while Hideo Nomo pitched two innings for Chicago.
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