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·NKU notebook
The Northern Kentucky University women's tennis team posted a 5-0 victory over Southern Illinois-Edwardsville in the opening match of the NCAA Division II Tournament on Thursday.
·Cyclones steady now
The Royals are gone, but the pain Reading caused the Cyclones will carry over into today's opener of the American Conference championship.
·Most Reds near expiration date
Adam Dunn and Ken Griffey Jr. are likely concluding their Reds careers. But the Reds have 11 other potential free agents.
·Lancers, Mohawks earn titles
Frank Russo didn't need his team's victory in the LaRosa's Track and Field Classic to know La Salle is primed for the postseason.
·Alexander awaiting word
Running back Shaun Alexander returned home after two free-agent visits this week. His agent expects to be in contact with the Bengals today.
·Ex-Cats get new perspective
This basketball barnstorming tour is all about showmanship, and Ramel Bradley and Joe Crawford are happy to oblige.
·Mersch has his coach abuzz
Walton-Verona baseball coach Kevin McIntyre says Justin Mersch has "always been a super kid." But Mersch's willingness to do what McIntyre asked changed by a hair by high school.
·Ohio preps roundup
McAuley has named Andrew Schroer its varsity basketball coach, Mohawks athletic director Rich Craig announced Thursday.
·23-cent pizzas: They were all witnesses
Customers, some bundled in blankets on a chilly spring day, waited as long as three hours Thursday for cheap pizza as Papa John's made good on its apology to Cleveland Cavaliers fans.
·On the farm
Triple-A Louisville: Designated hitter Andy Phillips hit a grand slam, his third home run in as many days, as Louisville won its third straight game, 8-7 over Norfolk.

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