Colt tennis tops Artesia in return of Yunes
NMMI defeated Artesia 8-1 as Farid Yunes returned from academic ineligibility to win singles and partnering with Francisco Saracho to win doubles. The Colts activo line-up faced illnesses and paperwork delays but posted a solid day. the Lady Colts also performed well with Megan Lynch and JinXin Dong securing wins. NMMI hosts Roswell on March 22 after a week off.
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Farid Yunes
NMMI
Bulldogs
Jake Trejo
Yunes
Will Cavin
Cavin
Trejo
Francisco Saracho
Peyton Prothro
Spencer Treat
Felix Higuera
Megan Lynch
JinXin Dong
Dong
Savannah Lee
Roswell
Hinojos
Roe
Francisco Galvan
Dexter
Colts
Aguilar
Demons
Guerrero
Fierro
Galvez
Jasper Best
Xavier Lomeli
Matthew Otero
Jonathan Munoz
Sergio Ramirez
NFL backs executive on CTE link amid $1 billion settlement
Philadelphia report says NFL senior VP for health and safety Jeff Miller acknowledged a link between football and CTE at a congressional roundtable. Miller cited Boston University findings, with 90 ex players diagnosed, as critics question the league’s $1 billion concussion settlement and its scope.
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NFL
Jeff Miller
Health and Safety
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Brian McCarthy
Miller
Boston University
Ann McKee
McKee
Junior Seau
Ken Stabler
Mike Webster
House Energy and Commerce Committee
Roger Goodell
Goodell
Demons edge Colts twice in Dexter doubleheader
NMMI drops two to Dexter 9 7 and 10 9 amid shoulder and hip injuries to pitchers Hinojos Marchi and Maloney. Dexter’s Duran praised his club’s fight as NMMI battles defensive miscues and aims to regroup for the Hal Bogle Invitational.
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Colts
NMMI
Demons
Charlie Ward
Arturo Duran
The
Institute
Gavin Maloney
Frank Marchi
Duran
Ward
Hatch
Lordsburg
Wichita State guards power 70 50 win over Vanderbilt
Wichita State guard duo led a defense heavy first four matchup in Dayton to a 70-50 NCAA tournament win over Vanderbilt. Fred VanVleet and Ron Baker each scored 14 as the Shockers seized control after halftime. Vanderbilt, despite size advantages, never led in the second half.
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Vandy
Dayton
Ohio
Vanderbilt
Fred VanVleeet
Missouri Valley
Ron Baker
Shockers
Arizona
Providence
Rhode Island
Joe Toye
Riley LaChance
Anton Grady
Luke Kornet
Florida Gulf Coast rolls past Fairleigh Dickinson in First Four
Florida Gulf Coast defeats Fairleigh Dickinson 96 to 65 in Dayton advancing in the NCAA tournament First Four. Marc-Eddy Novella scored 20 points as FGCU built a 40-19 halftime lead and controlled the game with strong rebounding and efficient offense.
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Ohio
Florida
Gulf Coast
Eagles
Fairleigh Dickinson
Marc-Eddy Novella
FGCU
Florida Gulf Coast
Zach Johnson
Darian Anderson
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Ian Curnutt
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