Faith Williams earns Ohio Coach of the Year honors
Columbia's Faith Williams, in her first year as head coach, guides the Raiders to a 21-6 season and a district title since 1997. Kaitlyn Miller and Natalie Miller receive Division VI special mention, Bree Heidecker earns honorable mention as Williams credits her team with the success.
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Columbia
Faith Williams
Fove
Ohio
Williams
Ohio Prep Sports Media Association
Raiders
Kaitlyn Miller
Natalie
Bree Heidecker
Firelands
Ward dazzles at Miami pro day amid No. 1 pick chatter
Cam Ward, Miami Hurricanes quarterback and Heisman finalist, showcased a full range of throws for all 32 NFL teams at Miami's pro day. With the draft looming April 24, Ward hinted the Titans hold the No. 1 overall pick, while Browns officials watched, and Ward even threw a trick pass to Xavier Restrepo.
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Tim Reynolds
Associated Press
Coral Gables
Fla
Cam Ward
Tennessee Titans
Miami Hurricanes
Ward
Miami
Xavier Restrepo
Tennessee
Hurricanes
Glenn Cook
Browns
Elyria Catholic routs Avon Lake to open season big hit power
Elyria Catholic pitcher hit firsts and big offense as Nadia Pagan reaches base four times with four runs and a homer, while Lil Kan Ciryak goes 4-for-4 with four runs and a opposite-field homer in a 13-3 five inning non conference win under windy cold conditions. Pagan and Ciryak lead a strong lineup as coach Piazza begins second era.
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Elyria Catholic
Lillian Ciryak
Avon Lake
Olivia Miller
Panthers
Elyria
Jim Piazza
Shoregals
Nadia Pagan
Lil
Kan Ciryak
Pagan
Ciryak
Piazza
Elyria Catholic AD
Audrey Kunzelman
Hannah Brooks
Terps survive double OT to reach Sweet 16 in NCAA women’s tourney
Maryland, seeded fourth, outlasted Alabama 111-108 in double overtime to advance to the Sweet 16. Sarah Te-Biasu tied the game with a late 3, then scored eight in the second OT as Maryland overcame a 17-point third-quarter deficit and a career high 45 by Sarah Ashlee Barker.
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Noah Trister
Associated Press
College Park
Maryland
Brenda Frese
Terrapins
Alabama
Sarah Te Biasu
Terps
South Carolina
Sarah Ashlee Barker
Crimson Tide
Barker
March Madness turns into a scouting portal window
The NCAA transfer window opens, creating a three week period during the NCAA Tournament for players to switch schools. About 1000 players across 68 teams may move, seeking more money and playing time while leveraging the exposure. Analysts note the tournament doubles as a key scouting showcase for future roster fits and transfers.
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Denver
Doug Stewart
Kevin Young
BYU
Stewart
Marc van de Wettering
Wisconsin
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