All Lorain County girls and boys basketball MVPs named
Best of the cagers selects four girls as MVPs in divisions IV I and I II with Jennifer Ladley Belinda Willard Melissa Banioff and Ranee Aggers leading the girls ranks. Boys MVPs include Eric Barnes Shawn Hall Shawn Lloyd and Scott Fahnestock with Fahnestock unable to attend the photo.
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Buckeyes Reach NCAA Despite Seed Question in West
Ohio State, 16-12 overall and 10-8 in the Big Ten, earned a first NCAA bid since 1986-87. They face Providence (17-11) in Salt Lake City, with potential rematches against UNLV or Arkansas-Little Rock if they advance. Players and coach Randy Ayers stressed the importance of simply making the field and aiming to win.
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Cavaliers Rout Bucks Behind Price Sharp Scoring
Cleveland defeated Milwaukee 107 to 96 as Mark Price led with 31 points. The Cavaliers used a strong third quarter surge and solid defense to pull away after halftime, while Milwaukee battled injuries to multiple starters and struggled from the floor. Williams Nance and Daugherty contributed inside, as Cleveland improved its footing in a rough stretch.
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Tribe hopefuls begin minor league camp in Tucson
In Tucson, the Cleveland Indians open spring training for minor league pitchers and catchers, not affected by the MLB lockout. Director of minor league field operations Johnny Goryl outlines rebuilding the system with Mark Wiley and Iais Isaar involved. The aim is to push prospects to Class AAA, avoiding aging minor leaguers, with exhibition games to start March 14.
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Tarpley again tardy for Mavericks flight in Dallas
Roy Tarpley missed a team flight due to a Dallas power outage that disabled his alarm clock and may trigger an NBA substance abuse test under the league policy. A third strike could lead to a two year, without pay suspension if he refuses or fails the mandated test within 24 hours.
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