Penn State dominates first three days to chase 4th straight title
Penn State tops Day 1 with a perfect 20-0 mark and sends all 10 qualifiers to the quarterfinals. By Day 2 the Nittany Lions push three wrestlers to finals and all 10 earn All-American status. Carter Starocci contends for a fifth title as Nebraska and Oklahoma State trail in points at the NCAA Championships.
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Philadelphia
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Cael Sanderson
Carter Starocci
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
David Taylor
Taylor
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Jesse Mendez
Dylan D’emilio
Minnesota
Gable Steveson
Rutgers
Dylan Shawver
Elyria High
Shawver
Central Michigan
Sean Spindle
North Carolina State
Kai Orine
Maryland
Braxton Brown
Lock Haven
Anthony Noto
Virginia Tech
Connor McGonagle
Cleveland State
Daniel Bucknavich
Midview
Bucknavich
Pittsburgh
Dayton Pitzer
Stanford
Peter Ming
Ohio University
Jordan Greer
Avon High
Greer
Seth Nevils
Cornell
Ashton Davis
Rider University
Enrique Munguia
Munguia
Illinois
Braeden Scoles
Indiana
Tyler Lillard
Michigan Surges Past Iowa State In Round One
No. 6 Michigan, led by Jordan Hobbs with 28 points, held off 11th-seeded Iowa State 80-74 to reach the NCAA Tournament second round in South Bend. Olivia Olson and Greta Kampschroeder added double figures as Michigan trailed early but rallied, while Audi Crooks scored 28 for Iowa State. The Wolverines face Notre Dame next for a Sweet 16 bid.
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Iowa State
Audi Crooks
Michigan
Lyla Swords
South Bend
Indiana
Ind
Jordan Hobbs
Wolverines
Notre Dame
Kim Barnes Arice
Greta
Kampschroeder
Jordan
Hobbs
Olivia Olson
Greta Kampschroeder
Mila Holloway
Arianna Jackson
Cyclones
Crooks
Bill Fennelly
Cats dodge a late scare in NCAA first round
Georgia Amoore scored 34 points to lift fourth-seeded Kentucky to a 79-78 win over 13th-seeded Liberty in Lexington. The game featured a tense final period as Kentucky held a 17-point fourth-quarter lead and survived a late Liberty push.
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Georgia Amoore
Kentucky
Liberty
Lexington
Wildcats
Ayaka Lee
Kansas State
Fairfield
Lee
Kansas
NCAA tournament schedule chaos unfolds across campuses
The document catalogs multiple first round games across sites in Spokane, Lexington, Los Angeles, Waco, Norman, Storrs, Columbia, Durham, College Park, Chapel Hill, Fort Worth, and Austin. Notable matchups include UCLA versus Southern U, Baylor against Grand Canyon, Oklahoma versus Murray State, Duke hosting Lehigh, and Texas facing William & Mary with various tip times and scores listed.
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Pauley Pavilion
Los Angeles
UCLA
Southern U
Richmond
Georgia Tech
Foster Pavilion
Waco
Texas
Mississippi
Ball St
Baylor
Grand Canyon
Ohio State Routs Montana State In NCAA opener
Ohio State set a tournament tone with Gray sparking a second half surge by hitting three straight threes to push the lead. Taylor Thierry added 16 points as OSU shot 50.9 percent, with six Buckeyes reaching double figures. Montana State, led by Morales with 20, finished 51 points below their season average and committed 26 turnovers.
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Ohio State
Taylor Thierry
Buckeyes
McMahon
Jaleni Cambridge
Ajne Petty
Montana State
Tricia Binford
Tennessee
South Florida
Esmeralda Morales
Picton
Bobcats
Binford
Dykstra
Johnson
Martin
Bunyan
Morales
Erickson
Harris
Janssen
Chirrick
Robbins
Totals
Petty
Thierry
Walker
Kennedy Cambridge
Greene
Watson
K.cambridge
Montana St
J.cambridge
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Starr Jacobs
Kennedy Todd-Williams
Aaronette Vonleh
Birmingham
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Joyce Edwards
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Yarden Garzon
Shay Cierki
Columbia
Hoosiers
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Vanderbilt
Deja Kelly
Oregon
Cameron Indoor Stadium
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Oluchi Okananwa
Durham
North Carolina
Talaysia Cooper
Samara Spencer
Columbus
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Olivia Miles
Louisville
Tasianna Roberts
Jayda Curry
Forth Worth
TCU
Fairleigh Dickinson
Madison Conner
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Horned Frogs
Emma Hess
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George Mason
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Reynolds Coliseum
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NNC State
Memorial Coliseum
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Galen Center
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Mississippi St
Lloyd Noble Center
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Oklahowa
Murray St
Neva
Oklahoma
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Gulf Coast
Harry A. Gampel
Storrs
Connecticut
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Uconnai
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Colonial Life Arena
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Green Bay
Norfolk St
Carmichael Arena
Chapel Hill
West Virginia
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Value City Arena
Purcell Pavilion
Iowa St
Ed and Rae Schollmaier
Fort Worth
Moody Center
Austin
William & Mary
Creighton
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