Local High School Scores and Upcoming Schedule
Recap of Tuesday to Saturday games across baseball softball and early evening pro notes. Notable results include NMMI Colts 14 Capitan 1 and Roswell Coyotes 9 Hobbs Eagles 3 with multiple matchups listed for April 4 through 8 and a range of college hockey golf and MLB provisions.
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Nmmi Colts
Capitan Tigers
Dexter Demons
Tularosa Wildcats
Carlsbad Cavemen
Roswell Coyotes
Hobbs Eagles
Lovington Wildcats
Goddard Rockets
Gateway Warriors
Elida Tigers
Ruidoso Warriors
Eunice Cardinals
Loving Falcons
Ruidoso
Baseball scores and schedule notes from recent games
Major League results include Detroit over Chicago 6-3, Yankees 5, White Sox 0, and multiple late results. Standings show Cleveland 4-3 over Texas 3, Houston 2 over Seattle 1, Angels 7 over Oakland 6. Week highlights include 12 innings Tampa Bay 4 over New York and Cleveland 9 over Texas 6. Upcoming Thursday and Friday matchups list pitching matchups and start times across divisions.
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Boston
Kansas City
Minnesota
Miami
Washington
L.A. Angels
Oakland
Atlanta
N.Y
Yankees
Toronto
Tampa Bay
Portland
NBCSN
Ottawa
Chicago
Anaheim
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Chicago White Sox
N.Y. Yankees
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Texas
Houston
Seattle
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Kuhl
Rodriguez
Boyd
Shields
Skaggs
Triggs
Stroman
Snell
Miranda
Musgrove
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New York
Los Angeles
Montreal
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Buffalo
Florida
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N.Y. Islanders
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New Jer
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x-St. Louis
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Winnipeg
Scores and Schedules Include Rivalries and Late Results
A dense recap lists baseball scores with several late results and upcoming games across MLB plus NBA and local standings. Notable outcomes: San Diego 1 Colorado 6, St. Louis 8 San Francisco 1, Milwaukee 6 Colorado 1, Philadelphia 0 Cincinnati 2 in 12 innings, plus Cubs at St. Louis postponed. NBA results include Brooklyn 141 Philadelphia 118 and Denver 134 New Orleans 131 with numerous late games and tonight's schedules for multiple teams.
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Philadelphia
New York
Atlanta
Miami
Cincinnati
Chicago St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Colorado
Los Angeles
Arizona
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
San Diego
L.A. Dodgers
N.Y. Mets
Boston
L.A
Davis
Weaver
Dodgers
McCarthy
Koehler
Gonzalez
Garcia
N.Y
Mets
Harvey
Samardzija
Ray
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Orlando
Indiana
Toronto
Charlotte
Denver
New Orleans
Chicago
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Memphis
Utah
Portland
Golden State
Minnesota
Sacramento
Dallas
Detroit
Houston
L.A. Lakers
Phoenix
Seattle Mariners
Evan Marshall
Tacoma
Cincinnati Reds
Tyler Goeddel
Louisville
Anthony VeSclafan
Devin Mesoraco
Pensacola
SAN Diego Padres
Keith Hessler
el Paso
Cesar Vargas
SAN Francisco Giants
Rockford
Detroit Red Wings
Evgeny Svechnikov
Grand Rapids
Nashville Predators
Samuel Girard
College
AKRON
John Grace
California
Theo Robertson
ETSU
Ladislav Selkes
Illinois
Orlando Antigua
Joey Biggs
Patrick Schulte
Jamall Walker
Adam Fletcher
Kentucky
Fram Adebayo
Southern Cal
Andy Enfield
UCLA
Fic Ike Anigbogu
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N.Y. Rangers
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Historic sports milestones span Olympics to pro milestones
A compilation lists pivotal sports moments from the 1896 first Olympics in Athens to 2015 Duke University securing a fifth national title, including Konnecticut’s 2004 women’s title sweep, Rahal’s youngest open wheel victory, and late 2000s NHL, MLB, and college basketball milestones. It chronicles notable athletes such as James Connelly, Lorena Ochoa, Diana Taurasi, Len, and Tyus Jones among others, with teams like Duke, UConn, and the Mariners noted in season moves.
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Athens
Greece
James B. Connelly
Horton Smith
Craig Wood
Jimmy D
Nelson
Frank
Sam Snez Hig
Jack Burke Jr
Ron Blomberg
New York Yankees
Boston
Sugar Ray Leonard
Marvin Hagler
Duke
Michigan
Connecticut
Diana Taurasi
Uconn
Tennessee
Lorena Ochoa
Graham Rahal
Helio Castroneves
St. Petersburg
Rahal
Sonoma
Callif
Marco Andretti
Keith Tkachuk
NHL
St. Louis Blues
Columbus Blue Jackets
Tyler Hansbrough
Ty Lawson
North Carolina
Michigan State
New Jersey
Martin Brodeur
Atlanta
Brodeur
Stanford
Lexi Thompson
Michelle Wie
Tyus Jones
Grayson Allen
Jahlil Okafor
Wisconsin
Blue Devils
Allen
Jones earns fourth at Augusta drive chip putt event
Roswell native Jones credited for pausing to soak in his Augusta moment as he finished fourth among 10 national finalists in the Drive Chip and Putt competition. Nick Faldo presented the winning putting trophy, while Jones praised his parents and recalled his grandfather's surgery.
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Roswell
Jones
Lopez
Gerina (Piller
Augusta
D,c&p
Masters
United States Golf Association
Professional Golfers’ Association of America
Las Cruces
Fort Worth
Texas
Tulsa
Chris Trotman
Augusta National
Augusta National Golf Club
Cavan Jones
Nick Faldo
Thunder edges Grizzlies as Westbrook nears triple double record
Thunder beat Memphis 79 74 to take control late in the third as Westbrook inches toward the all time triple double mark. Gasol hits his 100th three this season while Conley misses the game with a facial cut and Memphis closes a four game home stand against the Knicks.
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Memphis
Grizzlies
Thunder
Randolph
Westbrook
Oklahoma City
Knicks
Detroit
Dallas
Gasol
Conley
San Antonio
Spurs
Kawhi Leonard
David Fizdale
Portland
Phoenix
New York Knicks
NMMI Teams Set for District Quad After Narrow Loss
NMMI saw a 9-0 setback by the Lady Colts as coach Cavin expects a state run, citing four Fulgenzis on Robertson’s squad and missing No 2 player due to a choir trip. Alan DeGroot fought through three sets to win his singles. The teams face Portales in a district dual today and then the second half of the District Quad.
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Alan DeGroot
Lady Colts
Cavin
Robertson
Fulgenzis
NMMI
Portales
Rockets Hold Off Nuggets To Nail West Third Seed
Houston overcame a large early edge lapse as James Harden scored 31 to lift the Rockets 110 104 over Denver. Jokic’s late layup closed to two, Harden answered with a key 3 and free throws, while Danilo Gallinari posted 23 for the Nuggets who linger in ninth for a playoff push.
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Rockets
Nuggets
West
Houston
James Harden
Houston Rockets
Denver Nuggets
Nikola Jokic
Harden
Travis
Scott
Danilo Gallinari
Eric Gordon
Gallinari
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