Baldwin Wallace hosts 24th district tournament finale
Local fans anticipate the boys Division II district tournament at Baldwin Wallace College with long history and possible move next year. The event highlights BW’s hosting role since 1960s, notes scheduling conflicts with the Ohio Conference and indoor track, and mentions a 1922 program and 1923 OHSAA shift. Also mentions tourney notes about donut availability and picks for tonight’s games.
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Loyola Marymount Eyes Higher NCAA Run After Clinching Berth
Loyola Marymount, top scoring at 110 ppg, beat Santa Clara 104-96 to clinch an NCAA bid as four teams secured berths. La Salle captured the MAAC title, UNC-Charlotte won the Sun Belt, and Richmond edged George Mason for the CAA crown. St. Joseph's upset Penn State 85-78 in the Atlantic 10 quarterfinals.
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NCAA sanctions hit Minnesota basketball program
Minnesota coach Clem Haskins welcomed the end of an 18 month NCAA inquiry but criticized the loss of one off campus recruiter for a year. The NCAA found 40 rules violations and barred postseason play for two years, later reduced to one year, and limited recruiting by off campus coaches. The Gophers, at 10-16, are unlikely to reach postseason this season.
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MAC women and men all league teams announced
Western Michigan senior Shannon Pickell and Bowling Green junior Jackie Motycka headline the MAC women’s all league first team with Paulette Backstrom Mary Bukovac Sue Nissen Angie Bonner Maria Fontanarosa Kelly Savage Yvonne Thompson and Kim Walton also honored. Ohio University’s Kim Walton earns second team.
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Hough Balks At Calls In Rangers Exhibition
Texas pitcher Charlie Hough showed full season form in his first spring outing with nine balks in four innings as the Rangers beat the Blue Jays 6 5 in exhibition play. Umpires clarified a balk rule requiring a full set with both feet planted during windup amid 12 balks in the game.
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Spring training late drama lifts Boston to victory
Baseball scores recap shows Brewers 5 Giants 7 with a two-run Pyznarski single in the seventh. Tigers 8 Astros 0 behind five-hitter by four Detroit pitchers and Lusader two-run homer. Pirates 3 White Sox 2 as Bream’s ninth inning hit.
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Wildcats edge Lorain County rivals in 6 goal outing
The Youth soccer GOALS Lorain County title feature a 6 goal game with Wildcats led by Schober Colbert Colbert Hagerman Evanoff Morgan Krystowski and Corrivean. Wildcats move to 4-1 and sit in second place with 17 combined saves from Krystowski and Corrivean.
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Knicks rally past Bulls for 13th straight home win
Mark Jackson scored a season high 33 points guiding the Knicks to a 110-98 victory over the Chicago Bulls. New York extended its home winning streak to 13, its longest since 1972-73, with Jackson stating his offensive role is to create scoring chances.
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