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Stanford runs away from LSU softball in super regional Game 3
LSU softball’s season came to an end in Game 3 of the Stanford Super Regional on Sunday night. In a game that was knotted up at no runs apiece until the fifth inning, LSU had the chance to score the first run of the game on a sacrifice fly from McKenzie Redoutey, but the runner was thrown out at the plate to end the inning on a fantastic defensive play. The Cardinal added insult to injury in the bottom of the fifth inning, piling on seven runs headlined by a three-run homer as the game got away from the Tigers. After one...
NCAA Division I Softball Super Regionals Glance
(Best-of-3; x-if necessary) Host school is home team for Game 1; visiting school is home team for Game 2; coin flip determines home team for Game 3. Sunday, May 26: Texas 6, Texas A&M 5, Texas advances. At Stanford, Calif. Friday, May 24: LSU 11, Standford 1. Saturday, May 25:...
Menlo School Athletes Shine at State Track & Field Finals: Young Secures Silver in High Jump, Pretre Achieves Top Ten in 3200m
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San Jose State Basketball: Josh Uduje and Will McClendon part of new backcourt core
After finishing tied for last in the Mountain West standings, San Jose State Basketball is hoping new additions Josh Uduje and Will McClendon can have them bounce back up. Two seasons ago, San Jose State Basketball was one of the biggest surprises in college hoops, winning over 20 games and finishing in the top half of the conference. That was in part to Omari Moore, who earned Mountain West Player of the Year honors. But when he moved on, the team went back to its losing ways, finishing 9-23 (2-16) this past season.
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