Saluki women power past Tulsa in opening MVC tourney
SIUC coach Cindy Scott watched her Salukis seize a 12-0 start and roll to a 90-50 win over Tulsa in the Missouri Valley Conference opener. D D Plath totaled 18 points and seven assists while Char Warring added 21 points and 17 rebounds to pace the victory as SIUC improved to 17-11.
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Scoreboard shows multiple games and results across teams
Basketball and hockey results list scores for NBA and college games, with men and women results, tournament brackets, and regional prep scores. Key teams include Philadelphia, San Diego, Milwaukee, Atlanta, Kansas City, Indiana, Phoenix, Utah, Seattle, Cleveland, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Boston, Houston, Dallas, Golden State, and various college programs with detailed box totals and tournament progress.
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Aggies press WAC bid amid Valley exit talks
Merle Jones reports New Mexico State seeks Western Athletic Conference membership as Missouri Valley turmoil grows. Travel costs burden SIU Carbondale's move while Valley mail division setup, and an NCAA auto berth tournament looms. Also notes condolences for Fletcher family and basketball coaching histories.
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Grubbs leaves DePaul amid NCAA eligibility concerns
DePaul star Teddy Grubbs withdraws from school and will miss the rest of the season. He may be academically ineligible next season but hopes to play again for DePaul. Grubbs, 6-8, appeared in 17 games this season, averaging 6.7 points. He plans spring enrollment March 29 but likely won’t take summer classes to meet NCAA 1982-83 eligibility rules. Coach Ray Meyer said he could return when physically and academically able.
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Creal Springs Girls Win Class S State Crown Again
Creal Springs junior high Lionettes defeated Woodlawn 64 42 to claim the Class S State tournament title at Bend Lake. Led by Glenda Marks with 30 points, the team finished the season 26 0, boosting coach Guy Peterson’s four year program to 76 6. The Lionettes used a decisive third quarter press that sparked an 16 0 run and solidified their championship repeat.
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Shawnee Girls End Skid With 47-39 Victory Over Cobden
Shawnee built an 11-4 first quarter lead and held on to beat Cobden 47-39 as Janice Schaefer scored 21 and grabbed 15 rebounds. Cobden’s Tina McCleland scored 11. Shawnee improved to 10-7 while Cobden dropped to 6-13. Egyptian topped Joppa 63-28 behind Callie Merriweather 31 and Vin Woodson 14. Egyptian moved to 2-4 in conference and 2-11 overall.
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Vanderbilt Triumphs In Double OT Thriller Over Florida
Vanderbilt center Willie Jones, held scoreless in the first half, rallied to 17 points as the Commodores edged Florida 47-46 in double overtime in the SEC playoff. Auburn beat Mississippi State 18 feet jumper by Frank Poindexter in OT. St Joseph's beat Hofstra 65-57 for title defense start. Drexel upset Temple 61-55. La Salle topped West Chester 71-56. American edged Rider 71-65. Fullerton beat Pacific 64-52 in the PAC tournament. An 7 p.m. meeting at Anna Jonesboro High School discusses future athletics.
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Marion baseball signup opens for youths this summer
Registration for boys and girls ages seven to sixteen to play baseball or softball in Marion runs at the Marion Youth Center. Signups start Saturday 9 a.m. to noon at 211 E Boulevard and continue weekdays 4 to 5 p.m. plus Saturday March 13 9 a.m. to noon. Fee is $5. Ends April 1. Call Wes Deaton weekdays 4 to 5 p.m. at 993-5948 for details.
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Independent cage tournament stated in Royalt schedule
A men’s independent basketball tournament will run March 8 to 14 in Royalt. Entry fee is 50 dollars for a double elimination format. The first 16 teams will be accepted and interested persons may contact Brad McGinty at 937-3045.
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