Scores and upcoming NBA games listed for Thursday and today
The recap shows results Denver 104 Utah 89 Detroit 119 Phoenix 93 Portland 116 Los Angeles Kers 113 OT, plus matchups Atlanta at Indiana Boston at New Jersey Washington at Philadelphia Houston at Detroit Golden State at San Antonio Dallas at Utah L A Lakers at Seattle and Chicago at Cleveland Milwaukee at New York Kansas City at Denver Phoenix after L A Clippers scheduled.
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College Basketball Final Four and other sports matchups listed
A collage of tournament pairings, league games and track results across many schools. Major notes include NCAA men Final Four at Lexington with Villanova Memphis St Georgetown St Johns. NIT matchups Indiana Tennessee UCLA Louisville. numerous college and pro baseball and basketball transactions and schedules, plus high school track meets at Christopher Murphysboro Benton Du Quoin Anna Jonesboro and league softball.
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Chester
Vienna
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Waltonville
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Carlyle
Breese
Mater Dei
Mt. Vernon
Wayne City
Marissa
Centralia
Salem
Pinckneyville
Murphysboro
Sparta
Nashville
Villanova Coach Massimino Builds Final Four Core
Villanova coach Roll Massimino has recruited from New York to California and built a durable program noted for a mix of defenses and disciplined players. His 210-100 record since 1973 includes 17 NCAA appearances, six straight tournaments, and three regional finals, with 1,000th victory in 1987.
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North Carolina
Vermont
Massimino
Villanova
UCLA
Wildcats
Ed Pinckney
New York City
Dwayne McClain
Worcester
Mass
Gary McLain
Hempstead
N.Y
Harold Pressley
Mystic
Marion High winter sports awards banquet highlights
At Marion High School winter sports banquet on Tuesday night, boys basketball awarded MVP Steve Lacy and honors for defense Jeff Donahue and free throws Lance Gribble who also received sportsmanship. Girls basketball honors went to MVP Traci Albright with defense Jan Boester and other awards to Kelly Clark Amy Fletcher Brandi Johns and Babs Broemmel. Wrestling saw MVP Mike Koechner most improved Kenny Porter Wildcat Eric Lerch and Coach’s Award Thad White. Saluki swim team members Debbie Gutteridge Sylvia Shin and Tracy Lundstrom were chosen for an all star team in Ames Iowa after performances at the McDonald's Ozark Age Group Junior Olympics meet in St Louis.
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Marion
Marion High School
Steve Lacy
Jeff Donahue
Lance Gribble
Traci Albright
Jan Boester
Kelly Clark
Amy Fletcher
Brandi Johns
Babs Broemmel
Saluki
Debbie Gutteridge
Sylvia Shin
Tracy Lundstrom
Ames
Iowa
St. Louis
Saluki men seek top ten at NCAA meet in Texas
SIU's 12th ranked men swim team travels to the NCAA championships in Austin Texas hoping for a top ten finish after a 5th place finish by the women. Coach Doug Ingram expects a tight battle among about a dozen teams with strength in freestyle events led by Tom Hakanson and Erwin Kratz. International stars from Sweden South Africa and Venezuela pace the Saluki entries in multiple events. Nigel Staton finishes his collegiate career on the boards after choosing to forego eligibility following an NCAA transcript infraction sanctions.
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Doug Ingram
University of Texas In Austin
Thurday
Salukis
Ingram
Tom Hakanson
Erwin Kratz
Johannesburg
South Africa
Foreign Connection Aquatic Attack
Hakanson
SIU
Kratz
Gary Brinkman
Sweden
Anders Grillhammar
Brinkman
Giovanni Frigo
Frigo
Gerhard van der Walt
Pretoria
Nigel Staton
Stanton
NCAA
Tulane star center John Williams linked to point shaving case
Tulane University center John Hot Rod Williams and Gray Kranz were arrested amid an alleged point shaving scheme involving Tulane games against Memphis State and Southern Mississippi. Williams, a senior from Sorrento, denies wrongdoing as others linked to the case face charges or remain at large.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
John
Williams
Green Wave
Orleans Parish
Gray Kranz
Memphis State
Mississippi
Tulane
Harry Connick
Sorrento
Kranz
New York
David Dominique
New Iberia
Bobby Thompson
Viola
Southern Mississippi
Connick
Knight DeVoe Set For NIT Semifinal Clash At MSG
Former Bobby Knight assistant Don DeVoe leads Tennessee against Indiana in the 48th National Invitation semifinals at Madison Square Garden. DeVoe notes Indiana’s inside-outside punch led by Steve Alford and 7-foot-2 Uwe Blair, while Tennessee seeks to offset perceived NCAA pedigree with late-game resilience. UCLA and Louisville meet in the other semifinal with UCLA riding momentum after a strong season stretch.
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NEW York
Don DeVoe
Bobby Knight
DeVoe
Tennessee Volunteers
Knight
Indiana
Army
Madison Square Garden
Uwe Blair
Steve Alford
Tennessee
Logan sweeps SIU with doubleheader baseball win
John A. Logan College swept Southern Illinois University's JV in a Tuesday doubleheader at home, winning 11-1 and 9-7. Larry Beattie and Kevin Helfrich led the offense. SIU's Chuck Verschoore hit a grand slam in the second game while Lee Meyer and Mike Turge took losses. The Volunteers travel to Reno Lake Thursday. In softball, Reno Lake split with Logan 5-0 and 5-4 as Beth Russell pitched a four-hitter for Logan’s women’s team.
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John A. Logan College
Southern Illinois University
Larry Beattie
Kevin Helfrich
RBI
Mike Turge
Liu
Jimmy Douglas
Logan
Jimmy Rhodes
Schmitt
Tim Williams
Chuck Verschoore
Cairo Pilots Aim To Extend Track Dynasty In 1986
Cairo high school hopes to extend its track legacy as Coach Jim West fields a strong Pilots squad after a second place finish in last year’s state Class A meet and a 1983 state title. Key returnees include Eric Childs anchoring relays, Ronald Davis leading the 400 and long jump, Darryl Harris in the 800, Gary Sharp in the 400, Shawn Box in the 400, and Bruce Ramsey in hurdles. Williams cannot return due to age rules, while a new Lew Hartzog Memorial Award debuts to honor the top prep track athlete in Southern Illinois chosen by a four member committee.
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Cairo
Jim West
Eric Childs
al Williams
Childs
Shawn Box
West
Williams
Nosing Childs
Illinois High School Association
Lew Hartzog
Southern Illinois
Southern Illinois University
Murphysboro
Sonny Ellis
Carbondale
Reid Martin
Fred Huff
SIU
Odin Cruises Past Mount Vernon in 5-2 Victory
Odin opened with a three run first inning and never trailed, defeating Mount Vernon 5-2. Scovill took the loss while Sullens earned the win after two Mount Vernon errors and a Ke vin Sullens double powered the visitors. Hendricks and Doerr each had two hits for Odin as Scovill struck out nine.
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ODIN
Mount Vernon
Steve Scovill
Kevin Sullens
Rams
Todd Hendricks
Robbie Doerr
Scovill
Sullens
Woodlawn
Nashville
Greg Hemminghaus
Hornets
Chris Spenner
Kim Morris
Shannon Thomas
Hornet
Cardinals
Marissa girls overpower Okawville in softball rout
Sara Schulte fueled a six run fifth inning with a two run double as Marissa beat Okawville 21 to 9 in girls prep softball. Schulte had two hits and three RBI while Sharon Neely added two hits including a triple. Linda Wagner struck out five to earn the win and improve to 1-0.
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Marissa
Okawville
Dan Alfeldt
Mike Gladson
John Triefenbach
Meteors
Sara Schulte
Okawyville
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