Taylor Muhic stars as Amherst sweeps two softball games
Amherst senior catcher Taylor Muhic went 4-for-5 with a home run, a double and six RBIs as the Comets swept Lorain 11-1 in five innings and Firelands 10-0 in six. Freshman Zoe Beetler pitched a one-hitter in the opener and Jennifer Sutton earned the win in the second. Amherst improves to 5-2 amid strong team hitting and solid pitching.
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Perfect Keystone remains undefeated with two nonconference wins
Keystone improved to 5-0 after beating Midview 4-0 and Woodridge 4-1. Carleigh Herrington drove in three runs with a double and homer against Midview, while Kenzie Conrad provided the go ahead two run homer versus Woodridge. Kate Thomas added a double for Woodridge and Erin Pond contributed two doubles in the Woodridge game.
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Capitals spoil Rangers in Presidents' Trophy bid
Washington jumped to a 3-0 first period lead behind strong offense and Braden Holtby’s 35 saves as the Capitals defeated the Rangers 4-1, denying New York a potential Presidents’ Trophy clinch. Evgeni Malkin grabbed his 50th goal to seal the scoring title for Pittsburgh in a win over Philadelphia.
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Grizzlies maul Mavs for 94 89 win on Saturday night
Rudy Gay led Memphis with 25 points and Zach Randolph 15 points 11 rebounds as the Grizzlies built an early lead and held off the Mavericks 94 89. Gilbert Arenas added 14 for Memphis Conley had 12 as Memphis won its second straight and seventh of nine.
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Hornets Triumph Over Timberwolves On Strong Home Night
Jason Smith led New Orleans with a career high 26 points and 10 rebounds in a 99 90 win over Minnesota. Smith hit his first eight shots and finished 12 for 16 while Chris Kaman added 21 points and Greivis Vasquez 10 assists as the Hornets recovered from a lopsided loss at San Antonio. Joe Johnson scored 18 for Atlanta in a separate late note as eight Hawks reached double figures at Charlotte.
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Minnesota Tops New Orleans In High-Scoring Tilt
Minnesota and New Orleans traded leads as Beasley and Love fueled a 90-99 road defeat. Ariza and Kaman paced the Pelicans with 26 and 21 points, while Kaman grabbed 10 rebounds for New Orleans.
Monsters Rally To Beat IceHogs In Comeback Thriller
Lake Erie erased a three goal gap and defeated Rockford 4-3 as four Monsters scored. Three third period goals fueled the rally and kept Lake Erie on a three game winning streak with two regular season games remaining.
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