Lavender lifts Ohio State to Big Ten title in dramatic finish
Jamel Lavender scored 35 points and earned tournament MVP as No. 10 Ohio State defeated Iowa 66 64 in the Big Ten final. Lavender capped a 100 game double figure streak and joined 2,000 career point club, while Ohio State secured an NCAA bid and tied school records for wins and seniors’ victories. Kamille Wahlin missed a late buzzer beater for Iowa as Prahalis battled foul trouble and OSU’s outside shooting cooled.
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Connecticut women extend win streak to tie record in Big East quarters
Connecticut tops Syracuse 77-41 to tie the program’s longest winning streak. Shekinna Stricklen leads with 20 points as UConn pursues a deep NCAA run, while other Top 25 results unfold across the conference tournaments.
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Michigan State earns Big Ten title share in win over Michigan
Raymar Morgan scored 13 of his 22 in the first half as No. 11 Michigan State beat Michigan 64-48 to share the Big Ten title with Ohio State and Purdue. MSU improves to 24-7, 14-4, while Michigan drops to 14-16, 7-11 and faces a likely NCAA Tournament bid bid wait.
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Ohio Men Rally Past Ball State In MAC Tourney OT
Armon Bassett scored 25 including the OT winner as Ohio beat Ball State 85 77 in the MAC Tournament first round in Muncie. The Bobcats advance to face top seed Kent State in the quarterfinals after a late rally to force overtime.
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Monsters Rally Falls In Eight-Man Shootout At Chicago
The Lake Erie Monsters erased a three goal deficit with three unanswered periods to force OT against the Chicago Wolves but fell 5-4 in an eight man shootout. Darren Haydar Brian Fahey Kevin Porter and Phil Dupuis scored in regulation and John Grahame made 29 saves. The prior night in Peoria Grahame stopped 24 of 26 shots as Justin Mercier scored for Lake Erie in a 3-1 loss.
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Penguins stay unbeaten since Olympic break with 2 1 victory
Evgeni Malkin scored the go ahead goal early in the third period as the Pittsburgh Penguins defeated Boston 2 1 to extend their Olympic break unbeaten streak. Marc Andre Fleury stopped 21 shots while Bruins center Marc Savard left the ice with a concussion after a blindside check from Matt Cooke. The game featured no penalty on the hit, fueling Bruins anger.
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Canucks rally for 4 2 victory over Predators
Vancouver's Jannik Hansen nets the go ahead goal with under six minutes left in the third as Mikael Samuelsson Alexander Edler and Henrik Sedin add scores. Vancouver improves to 7 5 0 on a franchise best 14 game trip while winning three of four. Elsewhere Jeff Carter nets his 30th in Philadelphia a 1 16 span second period helps the Flyers end a skid and Michael Leighton stops 27.
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