IHSA Softball

Monticello def PBL 10-0

 

Charleston def Rantoul 12-1

 

St. Joe Ogden def Bismarck Henning/Rossville Alvin 18-8

Hannah Dukeman and Bailey Dowling hit 2 homeruns, Kennedy Hudson, Sophie Martlage and Reagan Crippen each hit a homerun

 

Fisher def Armstrong Potomac 12-2

Lauren Sommer, Sydney Eichelberger and Shelbee Owens each scored 3 runs

 

Mahomet Seymour def St. Thomas More 19-0

Karley Yergler pitched the no hitter with 12 strikeouts

 

IHSA Baseball

Chilton County (Alabama) def Rantoul 8-1

 

Centennial def St. Joe Ogden 2-1

 

Armstrong Potomac def Fisher 7-4

Gaven Lund had 4 hits

 

NBA

Portland Trail Blazers beat the Chicago Bulls 118-98

UNDATED (AP) — Major League Baseball has seen a shift in recent years, with advanced analytics and bold strategies now ruling the game. But with all 30 teams set to play Thursday on opening day across North America, there's an easy way to tell the sport has entered a new era. Look at the rosters and there's not a single active player left from the 20th century. With Adrian Beltre's retirement and Bartolo Colon's absence, everyone who played in the 1900s is now gone. The other things diminishing noticeably are complete games and shutouts.

 

Today

Chicago Cubs at Texas Rangers

St. Louis Cardinals at Milwaukee Brewers

Chicago White Sox at Kansas City Royals

 

NCAA

Gonzaga vs Florida St.

Tennessee vs Purdue

Michigan vs Texas Tech

Virginia vs Oregon