Roswell runs past Goddard to district title
Roswell defeated archrival Goddard 73 to 39 to clinch the District 4 4A basketball championship at the Coyote Den. Co MVP Cesar Nava praised the late surge, while coach Britt Cooper called the win a step toward the ultimate goal.
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Dexter Beats Eunice To Claim District 5-2A Title
Dexter soared to a 25-2 record after ousting Eunice in the district 5-2A championship. The Cardinals ruled the early action by holding Eunice scoreless for 6:54 in the first quarter, embodying their “Relentless” motto on the court.
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Shockers complete perfect regular season 31 0
Wichita State number 31 0 after 68 45 win over Missouri State as Ron Baker cheers on final appearance and Cleanthony Early leads with 19 points. The No 2 Shockers stay unbeaten at 18 0 in Missouri Valley play and secure a first round bye in the conference tournament.
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Hagerman Captures District 7-1A Title Over Cloudcroft
Hagerman Bobcats beat Cloudcroft 61 to 50 in the District 7-1A championship game to claim the title and boost confidence heading into the state tournament. Senior captain Jessie Rodriguez praised the win as a confidence booster and a good district victory.
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Locals Schedule Men’s Golf at Ronnie Black Invitational
The NMML hosts the Ronnie Black Invitational in Hobbs with a Monday morning start at 8 a.m. Teams and players from local clubs prepare for the tournament at the Hobbs course.
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Seabiscuit Wins Santa Anita Handicap Final Race
Seabiscuit ridden by Red Pollard wins the Santa Anita Handicap in his final race, after earlier narrow defeats in 1937 and 1938. He retires as the world’s leading money winner, beating Kayaku by a short nose to end his storied career.
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