Duke and Kansas reach NIT title game
No. 18 St. John’s lost 71-70 to No. 6 Duke while No. 5 Kansas toppled No. 9 Louisville 78-63 to set up Sunday’s championship and consolation at Madison Square Garden. North Carolina beat Missouri 84-63 in the Great Alaska Shootout.
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The 49ers and Redskins, each 7-5, clash in a critical NFC playoff race game. Winner gains a two game edge with three left. loser likely eliminated. Also Sunday features Steelers at Browns, Bears at Dolphins, and other matchups.
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Elyria High hockey loses opener at Kent Roosevelt Preview
Trinity High tops Elyria 6 2 in first day action as Golembiewski and Smith pace the Trojans with three goals in the first and third periods. Elyria’s Blaszak scores in the second and Yearley assists on the late Pioneers tally. Coach Binggelli voices optimism for rest of weekend.
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Suns upset Rockets as MacLeod sees turnaround
Phoenix climbs past Houston 126 to 110 in NBA action, marking only the Suns third win in 18 games this season while Rockets stay atop the Midwest. Coach Bill Fitch acknowledged Phoenix’s inspired shooting as John MacLeod calls it a potential turning point.
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Multiple game lines show diverse NBA results including Boston, New York, Milwaukee, Detroit, Atlanta, New Jersey, Los Angeles, San Antonio, Denver, Utah, Houston, and Phoenix. Notable contributors include Bird, McHale, Wilkins, Cummings, Thomas, and Stockton with rebounds, assists, and scoring tallies across venues from East Rutherford to Pontiac.
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Oberlin Falls to Wittenberg in 81 64 Road Loss
Oberlin College dropped to 1-2 as Wittenberg defeated them 81-64. Tigers star Steve Iannarino scored 35 points on 14 of 22 shooting and 7 of 11 at the line. Byron Beard led Oberlin with 30 points and nine rebounds, with Michael Grown adding 16 points.
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Wellington Girls Capture Fourth Wellington Tournament Title
Wellington defeated Elyria Catholic 58-43 to defend its Wellington Girls Basketball Tournament crown. Stacey Bailey led with 20 points, Julie Gray added 10, while Elyria Catholic trailed in every quarter. Firelands beat New London 33-28 in the consolation, and South Amherst Lake Ridge routed Lake Ridge Academy 47-17.
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Central Ohio Teams Seal State Football Titles
Columbus DeSales beat Orrville 21 13 for Division III crown while Newark Catholic routed Delphos Jefferson 19 0 for Division V. Paul Haynes gained 149 yards and scored for DeSales, and Newark Catholic quarterback Andy Kubik led with 209 passing yards. The Green Wave extended their win streak to 27 as Kubik connected with Monte Byers for key gains.
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List of top season scoring leaders includes Valorie Whiteside Appalachian State Cheryl Miller USC Karen Pelphrey Marshall Maureen Formico Pepperdine Toya Decree USI in 1985 with points per game ranging from 27.1 to 24.6.
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