Ohio State Women Win Frozen Four Title Over Wisconsin
Joy Dunne scored the lone goal at 7 12 of the third period as top seed Ohio State defeated defending champion Wisconsin 1 0 in Durham New Hampshire to claim the women’s Frozen Four title. Bilka and Barnes assisted Dunne as OSU set a school record with 35 wins and earned their second championship after 2022.
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Durham
N.H
Joy Dunne
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Whittemore Center Arena
Dunne
Hannah Bilka
Cayla Barnes
Buckeyes
Badgers
Minnesota-Duluth
Ava McNaughton
Raygan Kirk
McNaughton
Kirk
Bilka
Barnes
Clarkson
Colgate
Kirsten Simms
New Hampshire
Spring Training and International Matches Listed for Today
MLB games include the New York Mets vs Yankees at Tampa and the St. Louis Cardinals vs Cubs at Mesa, with Boston heading to Texas. International friendlies show Azerbaijan facing Bulgaria in Baku and Sweden meeting Albania in Solia. Softball action features Tennessee at South Carolina on SECN at 7 p.m.
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MLB
N.Y
Azerbaijan
Bulgaria
Baku
Sweden
Albania
Solia
Hoag Classic and Campus Winners Highlight Tight Interscholastic Action
Tournament rounds unfold across multiple venues with men and women teams. Key results include Montana over Presbyterian in OT, Fairfield top UALA, Evansville edging Quinnipiac, and a slate of late evening showdowns at Gonzaga, UConn, Duke, and UCLA.
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Cleveland State
N. Colorado
Montana
Presbyterian
Fairfield
UALA
Evanville
Quinnipiac
Toda High Point
Cleo
Arkansas St
Chicago St
Seattle
Orioles and Red Sox Make Player Moves in Major League Baseball
Transactions record shows Baltimore optioning Bryan Baker and Jonathan Heasley to Norfolk while Boston terms Chase Anderson on a one year deal and places Lucas Giolito on 60 day IL. White Sox sign Kevin Pillar, Toussaint DFA. Tigers add Nick Starr, Poulin swap for cash. Yankees option Poteet Marinaccio Ramirez to Scranton. Athletics acquire Austin Adams, Gott to 60-day IL. Diamondbacks option Herrera, sign Percival. Cubs release Edwards Jr and Dominic Smith. Rockies acquire Jake Cave, Phillies add Zac Houston for cash. Pirates sign Cesar Aquino. NHL notes list Ducks Crotty Coyotes Nadeau Wahlberg Malatesta Fix-Wolansky Devils Wotherspoon Poulter Hatakka Willman Patera Phillips Mechura.
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Baltimore Orioles
Bryan Baker
Jonathan Heasley
Norfolk
Boston Red Sox
Chase Anderson
Lucas Giolito
Chicago White Sox
Kevin Pillar
Touki Toussaint
Detroit Tigers
Nick Starr
PJ Poulin
Chicago Cubs
Carl Edwards Jr
Dominic Smith
Colorado Rockies
Jake Cave
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Zac Houston
Tampa Bay
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cesar Aquino
Sports Odds and Tournament Notes Amid Busy Thursday Night
Odds listed for NBA games include Cavaliers at 11.5, Knicks at 16.5, Nets at 5.5, Celtics at 11, Bulls at 9, Suns at 11, Rockets at 8.5, Nuggets at 16.5, Mavericks at 6.5, Kings at 9, and Clippers at 5.5. College basketball notes reference Torite Points and a Sweet 16 Thu Feb 5 date with Iowa State nearby.
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Knicks
Nets
Celtics
BULLS
Suns
Rockets
Nuggets
Mavericks
KINGS
Clippers
Southwestern Schedule Collision of Area High Schools
Listings show multiple 4:30 to 5 pm games across leagues. Avon at Elyria and Berea-Midpark at Avon Lake are featured along with district matches at Maple Heights Lorain and Oberlin vs Lutheran West. Boys tennis includes Elyria Catholic versus Fairview and Rocky River at Elyria with other duals. Girls lacrosse not detailed.
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Amherst
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Olmsted Falls
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Malnati wins Valspar with strong final round at Innisbrook
Peter Malnati captures the Valspar Championship at Innisbrook Copperhead with a final 68 68 69 70 to finish at seven under 277. Cameron Young, Adam Hadwin, Ryan Moore and Xander Schauffele contend for the title with top overall scores as the field battles in Florida.
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Palos Verdes
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x-Nelly Korda
Ryann O'Toole
Alison Lee
Gabriela Ruffels
Andrea Lee
Charley Hull
Jenny Shin
Allison Corpuz Linn Grant
Lucy Li
Leona Maguire
Mao Saigo
Hyo Joo Kim
Frida Kinhult
Mi Hyang Lee
Linnea Strom
Moriya Jutanugarn A Lim Kim
Malia Nam
Patty Tavatanaku
Rose Zhang
Newport Beach
Calif
Padraig Harrington
Thongchai Jaidee
Mig
Angel Jimenez
Stephen Ames
K.J. Choi
Jerry Kelly
Steve Stricker
Ricardo Gonzalez
David Bransdon
T Retief Goosen
Paul Goydos
Tim Petrovic
Heath Slocum
Y.E. Yang
Steven Alker
Steve Allan
Woody Austin
Doug Barron
Paul Broadhurst
Alex Cejka
Darren Clarke
Bob Estes
Billy Mayfair
Maria Olazabal
Charlie Wi
Ken Tanigawa
Brian Gay
Richard Green
Brett Quigley
Harry Rudolph
Vijay Singh
Kevin Sutherland
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Chris DiMarco
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Steve Flesch
Paul Stankowski
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Ryan Moore
Xander Schauffele
Carl Yuan
Bezuidenhout
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Taylor Moore
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Scott Stallings
Kevin Roy
NCAA Tournament results and matchups list
Regional games across venues include UConn routing Northwestern 75 58 in Brooklyn and Duke toppling James Madison 93 55 in Spokane Marquette beating Colorado 81 77 at Gainbridge. Other seeds include Purdue 106 Utah State 67 at Gainbridge and Indiana State 76 Minnesota 64 at Hulman Center.
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Byron wins EchoPark Grand Prix at Circuits of the Americas
William Byron takes victory at Austin Texas Circuit of the Americas in the EchoPark Grand Prix with 68 laps. Christopher Bell and Ty Gibbs finish second and third as Denny Hamlin and Kyle Larson secure top five in points standings.
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Ungrouped hockey scores and schedule excerpts
A list of city pairings shows Abbotsford 5 Manitone 3 and Belleville 4 Rochester 3 among several results. Upcoming games include Providence at Hershey at 7 p.m. Milwaukee at Iowa and Coachella Valley at Calgary at 10 p.m. with other scheduled matches noted.
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May lands Michigan coaching job on five year, nearly $19 million deal
Dusty May agreed to a five year contract worth almost 19 million dollars to coach Michigan after leaving Florida Atlantic where his team reached a Final Four and posted notable wins. He cited pride in the Michigan program and its block M logo as a key factor in accepting.
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Dusty May
Eastern Michigan
May
FAU
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