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Softball wins Thursday afternoon

By Arnie Leshin  The young St. Michael’s softball team turned Thursday afternoon‘s Moriarty Invitational against Socorro into no contest in three-inning mercy-rule time via a 20-5 rout in the opening round.   Freshman Arianna Rivera took care of the pitching, although she did walk a dozen batters but backed it …

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SOUTHEASTERN DIVISION II NCAA TOURNAMENT SEMIFINALS

By Arnie Leshin  Not everything comes easy, as undefeated Nova Southeastern’s  men’s basketball team found out in getting past pesky Cal State Bernardino in Thursday’s late afternoon semifinals of the NCAA Division I tournament.   Not much attendance — they counted 587 — at the Ford Center in Evansville, Ind., …

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National Invitational Basketball Tournament

By Arnie Leshin  Wednesday night‘s two quarterfinals games will decide the semifinals field for the 69th annual National Invitational Men’s Basketball Tournament that will be played at Orleans Arena in Las Vegas,   It’s a switch in sites after the oldest of all hoops postseason tournaments had previously played at …

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United States gets the best of visiting Cuba

By Arnie Leshin It was a worry-some start that turned into a resounding domination when the United States piled it on to Cuba’s long-awaited visit to Miami via Sunday’s 14-2 semifinals of the World Baseball Classic.    Next stop for the USA is against the winner of today’s Mexico versus …

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A record day on the basketball court

Arnie Leshin  I remember we used to call it “Fairleigh Ridiculous”. It hung out in the Garden State North Central area of Teaneck. Not much of a threat in most everyday sports, FDU was always good academically.   Now it has made history as the second 16th-seeded school in 152 …

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MOUNTAIN WEST MEN’S BASKETBALL DROUGHT

By Arnie Leshin  Down, down, down, it continued, sinking prior to the current March Madness 68-team NCAA basketball tournament, it never let up.    This speaks of the men’s teams in the Mountain West Conference.    It started off with a no-no as No. 11 Nevada, which barely made it …

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