Local Schedule for March 31 High School Baseball Golf Softball
Baseball tests include Goddard at Roswell doubleheader at 4 p.m. Dexter meets Santa Rosa Invitational. Golf features Goddard and Roswell at the Great 8 Invitational in Ruidoso starting 9:30 a.m. Softball matches Jal at Dexter and Hobbs at Roswell doubleheader.
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Roswell
Dexter
Santa Rosa
H.S. Golf
Ruidoso
Dexter Hobbs
Roswell Youth Soccer Seeks Referees Orientation
The Roswell Youth Soccer Association will hold a referee orientation for those interested in becoming a referee. The session takes place March 31 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Cielo Grande Recreation Complex. For details call 622-0690.
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Roswell
Cielo Grande
Purdue's Matt Painter Reaffirms Stay Through 2019
Purdue's Matt Painter will remain coach at his alma mater under an eight year contract through the 2018-19 season after discussions with Missouri. Painter, three time Big Ten coach of the year, helped Purdue reach the NCAA tournament third round this season.
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Indianapolis
Matt Painter
Missouri
Florida
Tigers
Mike Anderson
Arkansas
Big Ten
Boilermakers
Virginia Commonwealth
Spotlight Sports Moments on This Day in History
1909 the National Commission ruled suspensions for five years for players who jump contracts and three years for joining outlaw groups. 1973 Ken Norton upset Muhammad Ali 12 rounds to win the NABF heavyweight title, Norton a 5-1 underdog. 1975 UCLA defeated Kentucky 92-85 for its 10th NCAA title under John Wooden. 1986 Pervis Ellison sealed Louisville’s 72-69 NCAA win over Duke with two late free throws. 1995 MLB players ended the strike after Judge Sonia Sotomayor ruled against owners. 1997 Martina Hingis became the youngest No 1 in tennis history.
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Ken Norton
Muhammad Ali
NABF
Norton
Ali
UCLA
Kentucky
John Wooden
Wooden
Pervis Ellison
Louisville
Duke
Major League Baseball
Sonia Sotomayer
U.S. District Court
Manhattan
Martina Hingis
Steffi Graf
Warriors win back to back state cheer titles at NM state meet
Gateway Christian School cheerleaders claimed consecutive 1A state titles at the 2011 New Mexico Activities Association Spirit Competition held at Santa Ana Star Center in Rio Rancho. Coach Colette Moody praised the squad's fitness and focus as seniors described the victory as unforgettable and historic for the program.
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New Mexico Activities Association
Santa Ana Star Center
Rio Rancho
Warrior
Colette Moody
Nikki Wagner
Hannah Bradshaw
Escalante
Gateway
Kathyrn Worrall
Gateway Christian
Warriors
Katie Schultz
Jordin Pettit
Shiloh Knowlton
Lizzie Worrall
Emily Howerton
Kassy
Wilcox Signs With Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College
Goddard athlete C J Wilcox signed a letter of intent to play baseball at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College in Miami Oklahoma. The Norseman program, led by coach Roger Ward, is a newer program gaining attention as Wilcox follows his dream of collegiate baseball. Dino Wilcox, the player’s father, noted the connection to NMSU via Ward’s brother Rocky Ward.
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C.J. Wilcox
Northeastern Oklahoma A&m College
Miami
Okla
Dino Wilcox
C.J
Golden Norseman
Roger Ward
New Mexico State
Rocky Ward
NMSU
Lawrence Foster
Kathy Wilcox
Michelle Edgett
Steve Nunez
Caelin Wilcox
Laken Wilcox
D’arezzo
Alsup
Tressel says he never viewed himself as perfect
Ohio State coach Jim Tressel apologized for letting people down amid NCAA violations that led to a five game suspension. He avoided discussing the probe and noted some may view him as a cheater while defending his overall guidance to players.
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Ohio
Ohio State
Jim Tressel
Tressel
NCAA
Terrelle Pryor
Buckeyes
Arkansas
Fiesta Bowl chief ousted amid corruption probes
Fiesta Bowl fired its top executive amid corruption allegations and faces pressure to remain in the BCS system. BCS head Bill Hancock warned the bowl can be expelled if improper conduct persists, saying the organization will not do business with unethical partners.
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BCS
Bill Hancock
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