NBA Scores and Schedules From March Basketball Night
Recap of latest NBA results including Atlanta 101 over Boston 80 and Houston 128 over Washington 112. OT notes from Washington and Houston, with upcoming games listed for Monday and Wednesday across major teams like LA Lakers Clippers Bulls Knicks and more. Includes NCAA tournament brackets and regional results for context.
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Minnesota
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Clippers
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Lakers
Orlando
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Houston
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L.A. Lakers
New Jersey
Indiana
Cleveland
New York
Phoenix
San Antonio
Golden State
Sacramento
Detroit
Dallas
North-South All-Star basketball rosters named for New Mexico
The New Mentco High School Coaches Association announced North-South All-Star selections for this year. North girls play June 17 in Farmington. North boys July 28 in Albuquerque. The lists name dozens of players from schools such as Del Norte Cibola West Mesa Rio Grande Gallup Sandia and Bernalillo with coaches including Clarence Griego and Joe Canton.
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Mentco High School Coaches Association
Farmington
Travis Beeman
del Norte
Davanzio Carter
Cibola
Ricky Griffin
Albuquerque Academy
Ryan Harrigan
Highland
Brian Kerr
Pancho Macias
West Mesa
Davin Teague
David Otero
Albuquerque High
Esteban Rodriguez
Rio Grande
Jason Vargas
Gallup
Justin Young
Sandia
Mike Zapach
la Cueva
Clarence Griego
Bernalillo High School
Joe Acosta
Gadsden
Anthony Cordova
Tucumcari
Keith Cummings
Mayfield
Cliff Donaldson
Las Cruces
Albert Silva
James Franklin
Goddard
Ray Reese
Freddy Gonzales
Lovington
Grant Pirtle
Carlsbad
Kevin Richard
Onate
Aaron Salars
Silver
Jerry Thomas
Hobbs
Joe Canton
Roswell High School
Nicole Allman
Manzano
Nanel Francisco
Shiprock
Cameisha Fox
Eldorado
Robin Lines
Rebecca Fresquez
Pojoaque
Kimberly Jennings
Sharlee Johnson
Delphina Peters
Celeste King
Kirtland Central
Yiwikai Lee
Shannon McConkey
Melanie Murray
Belen
Gary Gutierrez
Highland High School
Monica Arm
Baseball Spring Training Schedule Snapshot
A list of exhibition games with multiple matchups across Florida and Arizona. Teams include the Mets, White Sox, Indians, Tigers, Orioles, Rangers, Cubs, Mariners, Padres, Red Sox, Twins, Suns, Arizona State, Mariners, Athletics, Giants, and more across Kissimmee St Petersburg Winter Haven Haines City Port Charlotte Mesa Peoria Tempe Fort Myers Phoenix Scottsdale.
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Kissimmee
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Chicago White Sox
St. Louis
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Texas
Cleveland
Winter Haven
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Baseball trades and roster moves across major leagues
Michael Jordan was sent to the White Sox minor league camp for reassignment. The Indians reassigned several players to Charlotte, while the Brewers added Tom Brunansky to the 40-man roster and placed Angel Miranda on the 60‑day DL. Trades involved Paul Assenmacher to the White Sox for Brian Boehringer. Mariners reassigned multiple players to minor leagues. Cubs sent Randy Veres to Iowa. Rockies moved three players to Colorado Springs.
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Michael Jordan
Cleveland Indiane
Tom Kramer
Dave Mlicki
Bill Wertz
David Bell
Jesse Levis
Charlotte
Milwaukee Brewers
Tom Brunansky
Angel Miranda
Pictcher
New York Yankees
Paul Assenmacher
Brian Boehringer
Seattle Mariners
Greg Pirks
Calgary
Mac Suzuki
Jacksonville
Tony Phillips
Chicago Cubs
Randy Veres
Iowa
Colorado Rockies
Curtis Leskanie
Jay Gainer
Jayhawk Owens
Colorado Springs
NIT Second Round Scores on March 16
Siena upset Georgia Tech 76 to 68 in an NIT game alongside Northwestern 69 DePaul 68 Xavier 80 Ohio 68 Miami Ohio 68 Duquesne 75 North Carolina Charlotte 73 Bradley 66 Murray State 58 Tulane 76 Evansville 63 New Orleans 79 Texas A M 73 in OT Vanderbilt 77 Oklahoma 67 and Fresno State 79 Southern Cal 76.
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Roswell spring sports schedule set for tennis and golf
Recreation department holds a 6 p.m. March 30 meeting at Cahoon Park for team tennis league setup with a $10 entry. The league starts April 5. Also listed are Jim Bradley farewell banquet April 2 at First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall with $6.50 tickets, charity golf tournament April 17 at Spring River Golf Course to benefit Roswell Emergency Shelter, and Dexter Little League registrations and tryouts. Contacts: Heidi Sims 624-6720 Ann Miles 734-6213 MLS
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Spring River Golf Course
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Local high school cross country rosters and coaches
The listing details rosters and coaches for several New Mexico high schools in Class AA A and South divisions including Onate High School with coach Rick Viramontes, Santa Fe Indian School with coach John Abeyta, and Quemado High School with coach Larry King. Named athletes from Newcomb Mora Roy Capitan Cloudcroft Elida and others appear alongside schools and coaches.
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Lisa Albarri
Rick Viramontes
Onate High School
Earlene Bitsoie
Newcomb
Nathalene Bitsote
Crystal Garcia
Mora
Tammy Perea
Darcie Garcia
Roy
Wendy Ray
Lena Griffin
Cuba
Brena Hayes
Clayton
Kimmie Montoya
Kerri Rutter
Logan
Carisa Siflva
Coronado
Jennifer Ulibarri
Santa Rosa
John Abeyta
Santa Fe Indian School
Shannon Avant
Dora
Sarah Bland
Tatum
Tandee Bostwick
Melrose
Stacey Cox
Hot Springs
Karen Wells
Quana Franklin
Hagerman
Stacy Gowen
Capitan
Tych Traylor
Courtney Hadden
Cloudcroft
Rainy Hill
Lake Arthur
Erin Orcutt
Elida
Clara Stailey
Cliff
Larry King
Quemado High School
Broncos tennis team nets pair of wins and 6-0 start
New Mexico Military Institute, ranked eighth by the NJCAA, defeated Southwest Oklahoma State and West Texas A&M to push the Bronco spring record to 6-0. Sophomore Chris Patten and Eben Donkor each remain 6-0 in singles. Freshmen Juan Vaca and Vince Francia led 6-0 in doubles, with Donkor and Jay Francia at 3-0 and Donkor with Brian Hayes at 2-0. The team set up a key Texas clash with arch rival Odessa on Thursday, a home court win they have not achieved in over a decade.
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Donkor
Jay Francia
Donker
Brian Hayes
Broncos
Odessa
Texas
NMMI
NMMI Broncos topple Frank Phillips for first WJCAC win
NMMI Bronco baseball, 9-17 overall, beat Frank Phillips College 5-1 to earn their first league victory as James Owens notches his second win. Mike Boyce pitched nine innings Friday and went 3-for-3 at the plate in a 3-2 loss. The Plainsmen exploded for 11 runs in four innings on Saturday before NMMI hosts Otero Junior College for a noon twin bill.
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John Gonzales
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Colts sweep two in Eunice tourney to start season
New Mexico Military Institute Colts baseball opened with a 2-1 record after two wins in Eunice on Saturday, with Josh Roberts going 4-for-4 in the 16-4 win over Lake Arthur and Jay Hebert a 3-run homer in the 11-1 victory over Pecos, Texas. Shawn Silva threw a no hitter in the Pecos game.
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Ryan Letcher
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This Week In Baseball Opens 18th Season With Mel Allen
Nelson notes ratings in the low 20s for NCAA basketball and high 5s for CBS. Special kudos to Clark Kellogg for studio work on the tournament. Major League Productions’ This Week In Baseball launches its 18th season on April 2 weekend with Mel Allen hosting. Tim Raines to present a Letterman style top 10 list on spring training versus Michael Jordan.
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CBS
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Mel Allen
Tim Raines
Michael Jordan
Pac-10 teams weigh postseason play after rough stretch
West falters without title star Jason Kidd as Wisconsin-Green Bay tops them. Washington State and Pac-10 squads stumble, while Boston College edges toward a Big East upset. Kelvin Sampson and Hansen debate reviving a conference tournament to sharpen NCAA readiness.
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Cal
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