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College Basketball

WVU avenged two regular-season losses to TCU with a 62-53 victory in the Big 12 tournament title game. UCLA rolled past Iowa 96-45 to secure its second consecutive Big Ten tournament championship. Queens earned its first NCAA Tournament berth by defeating Central Arkansas 98-93 in the Atlantic Sun final, with Chris Ashby hitting 10 three-pointers. UNI also clinched an NCAA bid with an 84-69 win over UIC in the Missouri Valley Conference tournament.

Women's College Basketball

Texas sprinted to a 14-0 lead and never looked back in defeating South Carolina 72-58 to claim its first women's SEC tournament title. Duke rallied from a deficit to beat Louisville 70-65 in overtime, securing its second straight ACC tournament championship. UConn and Texas each had multiple players named to the Women's Wooden Award top 15 shortlist.

Golf & Tennis

Akshay Bhatia defeated Daniel Berger on the first playoff hole to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Emma Raducanu was overwhelmed by Amanda Anisimova, losing 6-1, 6-1 in just 52 minutes at Indian Wells.

International Sports

Ireland secured a Hockey World Cup finals berth with a dramatic shootout victory over Japan. India cemented its dominance in white-ball cricket by winning a third consecutive major trophy, the T20 World Cup. Jacob Kiplimo reclaimed the world half-marathon record with a victory in Lisbon.

Rugby & Other

Leicester overpowered Bath to set up a Premiership Rugby Cup final against Exeter. Ben Earl publicly defended England coach Steve Borthwick following the team's loss to Italy.

Coaching Moves & Awards

Boston College fired men's basketball coach Earl Grant after five seasons. The upcoming UFC Freedom Fights 250 at the White House is drawing attention to the sport's political positioning. The NCAA women's hockey tournament field is now set, breaking down the path to the Frozen Four.