The No. 6 seed Lehigh women’s basketball team ended the first half on a 17-6 run to pull even, but top-seeded American pulled away in the second half as the Mountain Hawks’ bid for a fourth Patriot League Championship in school history fell short, 66-50 on Saturday evening in Bender Arena. Senior Sarah Williams led Lehigh with 15 points on 6-of-12 shooting and 3-of-5 from three-point range
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Lehigh women fall to American in Patriot League final
Cal State Northridge had the entire team up there. ''The reason why everybody's up here is because this group became a team throughout the year, and everybody played a part out there on the floor today.'' coach Jason Flowers said, flanked by Ahlee Guay, Cinnamon Lister and Janae Sharpe following a 67-60 victory over top-seeded Hawaii on Saturday. Guay again was selected as the Big West Tourney's …
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Cal State Northridge beats Hawaii, wins Big West title
Brown University women’s water polo defeated Mercyhurst University, 10-8, prior to falling to Villanova University in overtime, 11-10, and Hartwick College, 13-11, in a tripleheader at Hartwick’s Herbert Aquatics Center on Saturday.
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Women’s Water Beats Mercyhurst, Falls to Villanova, Hartwick
Taijuan Walker pitched three shutout innings, leading the Seattle Mariners past an Arizona Diamondbacks split-squad 11-4 on Saturday. Kyle Seager drove in two runs and had two sacrifice flies, and Rickie Weeks hit two doubles. Walker struck out two and walked one without allowing a hit in his outing.
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Mercer pitcher Kirsten Stevens stymied Spartan hitters for the second straight day, and the Bears blew open a tight game in the fifth inning to post a 6-0 victory over MSU.
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Softball. Mercer Stymies Spartans, 6-0
Thursday night's game against the Dallas Stars featured a Carolina Hurricanes comeback that fell short and a startlingly spacious PNC Arena of empty seats. On a weeknight against an unappealing Western Conference opponent, the time conflict with the NC State-Duke basketball matchup in the ACC Tournament proved the nail in the coffin
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Carolina Hurricanes' Low 2014-15 Attendance Not a Reason for Panic