CHURCHVILLE-CHILI (1-0) 18LIVONIA (2-2) 5Cassidy Wilt went 4-for-6 including a line drive double in a nine-run fifth to secure a win for Churchville-Chili. After a 4-2 deficit through three, Bailey DiGiacomo hit a line drive double to center field with the bases loaded to bring home Lydia Roesser, Carly Carpenter and Addison Ritchie to lead 5-4. DiGiacomo tagged up to third … [Read more...] about Saturday Softball Wrap: DiGiacomo drives in five for Churchville-Chili; Miller rallies Fillmore
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Sampson’s Cougars look to utilize stifling defense in Final Four
By PATRICK WALSH SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS -- For the first time since 2008, the Men's Basketball Final Four consists of only No. 1 seeds. However, there is one matchup that particularly sticks out. Duke and Houston. The number one rated offense pitted up against the top scoring defense in the country. Grab your popcorn. This is going to be good. Sampson is making his second … [Read more...] about Sampson’s Cougars look to utilize stifling defense in Final Four
AP Player of the Year Flagg ready for test against Houston in Final Four
By PATRICK WALSH SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- Cooper Flagg will likely be playing his last weekend of college basketball in San Antonio at the Final Four. The freshman phenom has no time to reminisce, though, as the Duke Blue Devils will face off against the Houston Cougars in the NCAA Semifinal on Saturday. "I think you have to give them a lot of credit for what they've been … [Read more...] about AP Player of the Year Flagg ready for test against Houston in Final Four
Mistakes haunt Red Wings for the second straight night
BY JONATHAN SKUZA ROCHESTER, N.Y. — For the second day and third game in a row the Rochester Red Wings (2-4) committed two errors in a contest as they fell 9-2 to the Lehigh Valley IronPigs (5-2) Friday evening. ”We didn’t make some plays that we needed to make,” Red Wings manager Matt LeCroy said. “Offensively, we continue to not have good enough at-bats. We made some … [Read more...] about Mistakes haunt Red Wings for the second straight night
Auburn’s Pearl leaning on faith in his second trip to Final Four
By PATRICK WALSH SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- When talking about faith in the collegiate coaching landscape, it is hard to look away from Auburn Head Coach Bruce Pearl. Being a helper in the foundation of the Jewish Coaches Association, he is one of three Jewish coaches in the Final Four, the other being Duke's Jon Scheyer and Florida's Todd Golden. "The idea was simply … [Read more...] about Auburn’s Pearl leaning on faith in his second trip to Final Four