Posts Tagged ‘Roundup’

Baseball
Baseball
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Metro Roundup: ISU football offensive coordinator leaves for Texas A&M
Troy Walters has resigned after one season as offensive coordinator for the Indiana State football program to accept the position of wide receivers coach at Texas A&M.
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Conkle, Croft headline all-county baseball
Kyle Conkle and Jacob Croft are two of the most decorated high school baseball players in DeKalb County history. They achieved that status by following basically the same formula — putting together impressive individual performances while helping turn around struggling high school programs.
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Sunday’s NCAA baseball tournament roundup: TCU, FSU, UCLA, Arizona State advance to Omaha
The Associated Press AUSTIN, Texas — Aaron Schultz hit a two-run home run to help TCU beat Texas 4-1 Sunday, advancing to the College World Series for the first time in school history.
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Area briefs: North Myrtle Beach boys soccer goes 10-0 in region
Travis Buis scored a goal and goalkeeper Kyle Smith made 11 saves as the North Myrtle Beach boys soccer team defeated Myrtle Beach 1-0 on Thursday night to finish undefeated in Region VII-AAA play at 10-0.
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College roundup: Panthers edged out in OT
Plymouth State senior Kerry D’Ambroise looks to break around Eastern Conn’s Ashley Del Vecchio during the first period of their Little East Conference semifinal contest Thursday afternoon at Plymouth.
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American League Team Notes
al notes
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Area roundup: Pomykal, Rosebud-Lott baseball sweep Garrison to advance
PALESTINE – Austin Pomykal pitched a two-hitter and ended the game with a run-scoring single, giving Rosebud-Lott a 5-4 win Saturday over Garrison for a bi-district series sweep and advancing the Cougars into the area round of the Class 2A playoffs.
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Perkins: Harwell was baseball’s ultimate gentleman
Broadcaster’s trademarks: Velvety baritone, soft southern rhythms and down-home expressions.
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College Roundup
BASEBALL USC 8, UC Irvine 6 IRVINE — The visiting Trojans scored three in the ninth to overcome a 6-5 lead in the nonconference game Tuesday.
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CR sweeps Siskiyous; Loggers split Big 5 twinbill with Huskies
The College of the Redwoods baseball team came into the weekend looking to wrap up fourth place in the Golden Valley Conference. The Corsairs accomplished their goal by sweeping Siskiyous 12-7 and 15-4 on Saturday.
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Sports roundup
Baseball
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Okla City making its debut as an NBA playoff host
The date April 22 long has been a big deal in Oklahoma City. On that day in 1889, the city was established as part of the Land Run, when American Indian lands in what is present-day central Oklahoma were opened for settlement.
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NBA: Playoff roundup
NBA playoff roundup
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Spartans show off new-look uniforms that ‘embrace the tradition’ of Michigan State
AP Photo Michigan State’s Kalin Lucas, left, and Durrell Summers show of the basketball team’s new uniforms. EAST LANSING — Quarterback Kirk Cousins and linebacker Greg Jones love the look.
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Recruiting Report: Weekly recruiting roundup
Maryland’s search for another post player in the class of 2010 hit a bit of a snag Thursday. “He’s staying at RU,” St. Benedict’s Prep headmaster Father Edwin Leahy added by text.
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Goaltender Nicola Riopel’s stellar play is putting the Montcon Wildcats further into the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League playoffs and his name into the record books.

Riopel made 30 saves as the Wildcats mauled the Cape Breton Screaming …

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Northern Iowa ends 20-year NCAA drought on late 3
With the final seconds ticking away and Northern Iowa without a timeout, the chance to break an NCAA tournament funk came down to a bit of improvisation.
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NCAA Roundup: Cy Springs’ McDonald helps UNM reach second round
In a day full of NCAA Tournament upsets, New Mexico sophomore guard Phillip McDonald (a 2008 Cy Springs graduate) helped the No. 3 Lobos survive a first round scare against No. 14 Montana with a 62-57 victory Thursday night in San Jose, Calif.
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