Stricker Captures Tournament of Champions in Kapalua
Steve Stricker rallied from a wobbling lead to win the PGA Tour season opener at Kapalua. He shot 69 to finish 23-under 269, beating Martin Laird by three as his daughters celebrated on the 18th. Laird, Webb Simpson, and Jonathan Byrd contended early, with Byrd tying for third after a late push.
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Ohio high school basketball AP poll opens with early divisions
State panel of sports writers rates Ohio high school boys basketball teams in the first of seven weekly polls by OHSAA divisions. The article lists schedules for girls bowling boys basketball and swimming, with team totals and venue notes for matches including Buckeye Clearview and Wellington.
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Baseball and football front pages of league actions and personnel
The Baseball section notes Drew Stiner's 50 game suspension for amphetamine use under the Minor League program. Orioles appoint Roy Poitevint as international baseball executive director. Indians sign LHP Chris Seddon to a minor league deal. Royals reshuffle staff across multiple affiliates with numerous managers coaches and coordinators named. Jays sign Darren Oliver to a one year contract. Brewers name Fred Dabney and Mark Dewey as pitching coaches at Nashville and Brevard County, with Brooks Conrad signing a minor league contract. In football, Falcons replace Brian VanGorder, Jaguars top executives reshuffled, Chiefs pick Romeo Cremecacc. Hockey notes Columbus fires Scott Arniel and promotes Todd Richards, Red Wings reassign Chris Conner, Blues extend Ryan Reaves, Lightning re-sign Tom Pyatt, Capitals reassign Franick Paquette. College: Morgan State suspends coach Todd Bozeman, UCLA dismisses players for academic/ disciplinary issues. Also includes NFL and playoff point totals and money lines.
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High School Basketball Scores Across the State
A night of games with Lake Ridge routing First Baptist 68 to 47 and Athens overpowering Groveport-Madison 61 to 33. Numerous upsets and big totals marked the boys list along with bowling results for Buckeye and nearby schools.
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College scores wrap from East to Far West
A roundup of men's college basketball results across multiple conferences. UConn beat West Virginia 64 57 while Coppin State defeated South Carolina State 82 61. ETSU edged Kennesaw State 73 69 and Florida Gulf Coast toppled Jackson State 77 72.
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AP Top 25 Women’s Poll Highlights and Tourney Scores
The AP women’s college basketball ranking table lists Baylor Notre Dame UConn Stanford Maryland Tennessee Duke Rutgers Kentucky Texas Tech Ohio State Texas A M Miami Green Bay Nebraska Louisville Purdue Georgetown Georgia Delaware DePaul North Carolina Gonzaga South Carolina Vanderbilt with votes for Penn St LSU Georgia Tech Kansas St Michigan St Kansas Michigan St St Bonaventure. Also includes Tournament of Champions results at Kapalua with final-round leaders Steve Stricker and Martin Laird tied at 23 under and prize money totals.
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Chiefs keep Romeo Crennel as permanent coach
The Kansas City Chiefs name Romeo Crennel as head coach after he steered the team to two late-season wins while serving as interim coach. The move follows Crennel’s earlier role as defensive coordinator and his praised locker room leadership during a season plagued by injuries.
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