Demons fall to Texico in Hal Bogle semifinal
In a 9 7 semifinal loss, NMMI Colts trailed 9 1 after three innings then rallied with three, one, and two runs to cut the gap before time expired on the 2 1/2 hour limit. Gabe Maloney, Haden Maloney, and Caleb Saiz led NMMI at the plate. Ben Morgan took the loss.
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UNC Survives Scare From Providence In NCAA Thriller
North Carolina barely edged Providence 79-77 as James Michael McAdoo hit two free throws in the final 3.5 seconds after a late Friars rally. Bryce Cotton scored a career high 36 for Providence, but a late rebound miscue sealed UNC’s narrow win and a possible Duke-Blue Devils matchup gambit. Marcus Paige led UNC with 19 points in a tense San Antonio clash.
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Wichita State pounds Cal Poly for 64-37 rout in NCAA regional
The 35-0 Shockers dominated Cal Poly in the Midwest Regional, holding the Mustangs to 13 points by halftime and 21 percent shooting. Anthony Early led Wichita State with 23 points as coach Gregg Marshall praised the team’s focus and consistency.
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NBA Scores and Jets Vick Sanchez trade headline
Golden State defeated Milwaukee 115 110 while Indiana Chicago New York Philadelphia Oklahoma City Toronto Brooklyn Boston Miami Memphis New Orleans Dallas Phoenix Detroit San Antonio Sacramento and other results are listed. Jets sign Michael Vick and release Mark Sanchez after Vick’s five season run with the Eagles amid QB competition.
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Broad Set Of Signings And Moves Across Major Leagues
Baseball and basketball teams announce player releases signings and roster moves. The Indians release David Aardsma while the Angels acquire Jose Alvarez from Detroit. the Twins promote rights to Rochester. Mariners name Chris Prieto as quality control coach. In basketball, DJ White signs a 10 day deal with Charlotte and Seth Curry joins Cleveland on a 10 day pact. NFL teams add several one year or two year contracts including Darian Stewart Antoine Cason Joe Webb and Tiquan Underwood while receivers Duke Newhouse and John Jerry add depth.
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TV SPortswatch schedule overview for March 22
The AP listed top sports programming across motorsports college baseball wrestling golf and major tournaments on March 22. NASCAR Auto Club 400 at Fontana California dominates morning and afternoon with practice qualifying and race slots. College basketball NCAA tournament rounds air on CBS TBS TNT and ESPN networks, with games across Orlando Milwaukee Spokane and Buffalo venues. Boxing and hockey appear via NBCSN WGN and NBCSN prime slots, along with MLS and Premier League soccer matchups and women’s NCAA first-round coverage.
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