Royals sign released Met McEwing for spring roster
Joe McEwing signed a minor league contract with the Kansas City Royals and earned a spring training invite after being released by the New York Mets. The 32 year old is a versatile defender with experience at all infield and outfield positions and a .253 career batting average with 24 homers and 152 RBIs over seven seasons.
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Denny Hocking
Luis Agueto
St. Louis Cardinals
NAIA Final Minutes Decide NAIA Title Tilt
John Brown edged Azusa Pacific 59 56 as Smits scored 13 for John Brown and Eng lish added 12 for Azusa Pac ific. The Golden Eagles surged on a late run led by Cole and Woodson to gain a seven point lead before the final minutes narrowed the gap with key free throws and late 3s.
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Greenaway
Larry English
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Golden Eagles
Ryan Woodson
English
Wecker Jersey Retirement Highlights Lady Tigers Season
The Kansas State women’s basketball team earned the Southeast Conference regular season title and top NCAA seed. Augustus led with 20.1 points and 4.5 rebounds while shooting 55.4 percent, complementing a versatile offense as teammates grew vocal leadership. LSU and Baylor each placed two players on All-America teams, including Temeka Johnson, Sophia Young, and Steffanie Blackmon.
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Minnesota
Janel McCarville
Stanford
Candice Wiggins
Mississippi State
Tan White
Notre Dame
Jacqueline Batteast
North Carolina
Ivory Latta
Texas
Tiffany Jackson
DePaul
Khara Smith
Wecker
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Big 12
Illinois State
All-America nods highlight women's hoops stars
Seimone Augustus of LSU Kendra Wecker of Kansas State Monique Currie of Duke Jessica Davenport of Ohio State Sandora Irvin of TCU headline the All-America selections. Wecker’s jersey retirement marks a career milestone while Davenport and Irvin set program and NCAA records.
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Kansas State
Monique Currie
Duke
Jessica Davenport
Ohio State
Sandora Irvin
TCU
All-Americas rise from injuries in NCAA run
Utah’s Andrew Bogut shined with seven assists in a second round win over Oklahoma aiding a first-ever Round of 16 trip since 1998 while Duke’s J.J. Redick and Wake Forest’s Paul led a strong All-America group. Kansas’ Simien impressed despite injuries posting 20.3 points and 11.0 rebounds.
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Andrew
Utah
Ray Giacoletti
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Utes
Oklahoma
Andre Miller
Redick
J.J
Mike Krzyzewski
Jason Williams
Paul
Wake Forest
Skip Prosser
Simien
Jayhawks
Nick Collison
Kansas
Bill Self
Warrick
Syracuse
Billy Owens
Carmelo
Anthony
Orange
Jim Boeheim
Hak
Spectac
Baker softball overcomes losses in Tucson Invite
Baker University softball went 4-2 in the Tucson Invitational Games, lifting season mark to 11-2 ahead of Heart of America play. Jana Smith and Kristen Ball homered to beat Minot State. Smith earned a win without an earned run.
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Baker teams roll to wins at McMurry State University
Freshman Michael Feierabend won 6-2 6-0 in No 1 singles and teamed with John Richey for an 8-2 No 1 doubles victory as Baker routed McMurry State 8-1 in Abilene Texas. The women also won 8-1. Earlier, Joe Ahmadian and Jose Mota took No 2 doubles 8-5 and Ashley Hutchinson won 6-4 6-4 at Collin County Community College in Plano. The Wildcats started spring break with 8-1 men and 9-0 women victories at Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee.
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Baker
McMurry State University
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McMurry State
Joe Ahmadian
Jose Mota
Ashley Hutchinson
Collin County Community College
Plano
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Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
Okla
Guilliams Dominates With Ten K's In Four-Hit Baker Win
Junior pitcher Josh Guilliams struck out 10 in a complete game four-hitter as Baker defeated Central Methodist University 2-0 at Lauder Field. Dan Carr drove in both Baker runs in the first inning with a bouncing single up the middle.
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Heart of America Athletic
Truman State Open and Park University Baseball Schedule
Saturday features men and women in track at Truman State Open in Kirksville Missouri and baseball against Park University at Sauder Field at 1 PM. Sunday brings Evangel University Invitational men’s golf in Springfield Missouri. Tuesday schedules Missouri Valley College baseball at Sauder Field at 4 PM. Softball heads to Benedictine College for a DH at 1 PM in Atchison. March 30 lists Kansas at 5 PM in Lawrence. Tennis at Missouri Valley College at 3 PM in Marshall. April includes baseball against William Jewell at Lauder Field for a 5 PM start and William Jewell DH at 2 PM in Liberty. Softball at Ottawa University DH at 1 PM in Ottawa.
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William Jewell College
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