NCAA Basketball Tournament Schedules and Scores Summary
The AP reports East, Mideast, Midwest, and West regional semifinals and finals in Raleigh Birmingham and St Louis with North Carolina Alabama Louisville Minnesota Alabama Birmingham Virginia Houston Missouri Kansas State Georgetown Fresno State Idaho Oregon State and the NCAA Final Four in New Orleans. Also lists NIT first round results including Oklahoma Oral Roberts Purdue Western Kentucky Dayton Connecticut and more with multiple round details and upcoming games.
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SIU C Upsets Iowa State 1-0 In Norman Softball
SIU C earns a 1-0 victory over Iowa State in Norman Oklahoma as Valli and Martin pair with Geary and Lauffer on both sides. Berger and Winter combine for the win while Stengel and Martin drive a late run. SIU C advances to face Arizona State and Wyoming next.
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Tennis results from Tallahassee match at University Arena
SIU C players faced Florida and Florida State in Tallahassee. Singles results show Brian Stanley and Lita Ampon losses, David Dessiers and Lene Filer also defeated, while William Grier and Gabriel Coch won. Doubles saw Greif-Flilera and Mulkin Far quhar prevail, Ampon-Desilets and Harri son-Bartran split sets. SIU C falls to Maryland 7 2 and Florida 7 SIU C stands at 5 5 and meets Florida State today.
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Salukis Open Softball With Wins Over ISU And Northern Iowa
SIU Carbondale softball defeated Iowa State 14 with Gena Valli delivering three hit pitching and Sue Wagoner delivering a timely squeeze in eight innings to beat Northern Iowa 4 3 in Norman Oklahoma. Meredith Stengel went the distance allowing four hits as SIUC split the early spring trip.
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LSU tops Salukis 13-9 in Baton Rouge
LSU capitalized on five SIU-Edwardsville errors to score five unearned runs and snap the Salukis three-game streak in a 13-9 win at Baton Rouge. Mesh led SIU with three hits while Reboulet, Zawadzki, Schranz and Bridges added two each. LSU’s Scott and Karp drove homers as Ken Klump fanned in his first at bat of the season. SIU, now 4-2, heads to New Orleans for a twinbill Thursday with UNO.
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Rock Island Blue Devils Triumph in Illinois Class AA Upset Run
In the Class AA state tournament, Rock Island led by All-State brothers Bruce and Dennis Douglas beat Danville 80-63 to advance, while Peoria Manual upset Rock Island 71-66. Quincy and Manual progress to quarters along with St Joseph, Lincoln, Mendel Catholic, Benet, Marshall, and Arlington.
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Salukis Sweep First Outdoor Meet At Northeast Louisiana
SIUC athletic team dominated the opening outdoor meet led by freshman Mike Franks and John Smith. Franks won multiple sprints and helped relay teams to victories, while Smith claimed the discus and shot put. Other SIUC winners included Adams, Ross, Schulz, Keane, Nwosu, Wray, and Sayre as the Salukis swept running events and topped the meet with 102 points over Northeast Louisiana and others. The women’s team also competed, finishing fourth with 15 points behind Grambling, Northeast Louisiana, and Mississippi Valley.
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Southwest Egyptian Conference all star team named
Nashville and Du Quoin each placed two players on the 10 man all conference squad released today. Hornet junior Wayne Harre and senior Walt Pelker earned spots, with Darrell Anders and Bryan Ingram for the Indians. Pinckneyville also had two, Kerry Graskewicz and Brian Rushing, joined by James Boehne, Mark Peters, Anna Jonesboro, Rob Collins, and Sparta’s players.
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Bryan Ingram
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Mark Peters
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Logan men split two at Itawamba Junior College
The John A. Logan Community College baseball team split a Tuesday doubleheader in Fulton, Mississippi, with Itawamba Junior College. In game one Logan pitchers Garavalla, Edwards, and Rushing limited Itawamba to four hits in a 5-2 win, while Gary Finck and Gary Geiger had two hits each. In game two Itawamba pounded Logan for 14 hits in a 9-2 victory as Geiger and Cook struggled on the mound. Logan moves to 2-4 and meets Itawamba again today.
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