INDIANA BOYS BASKETBALL FRIDAY
ALEXANDRIA 66 FRANKTON 47
ANDERSON 53 KOKOMO 37
ANGOLA 94 EASTSIDE 39
AUSTIN 79 SOUTHWESTERN (HANOVER) 59
BARR-REEVE 52 NORTH POSEY 34
BATESVILLE 60 JENNINGS COUNTY 52
BELLMONT 51 BLUFFTON 47
BEN DAVIS 72 INDIANAPOLIS CATHEDRAL 59
BLACKFORD 77 NORTHWESTERN 51
BLOOMFIELD 87 NORTH KNOX 46
BLOOMINGTON NORTH 60 COLUMBUS NORTH 50
BLOOMINGTON SOUTH 60 JASPER 51
BORDEN 44 CLARKSVILLE 43
BREBEUF JESUIT 90 INDIANAPOLIS RITTER 57
BROWN COUNTY 53 ROCK CREEK ACADEMY 43
CARROLL (FORT WAYNE) 48 HOMESTEAD 46
CASCADE 56 GREENCASTLE 55
CASTON 79 OREGON-DAVIS 57
CENTER GROVE 49 COLUMBUS EAST 45
CENTERVILLE 74 TRI 33
CENTRAL NOBLE 56 FREMONT 48
CHARLESTOWN 63 SALEM 30
CHESTERTON 75 VALPARAISO 33
CONCORD 46 BREMEN 43
CONNERSVILLE 41 FRANKLIN COUNTY 33
CRAWFORD COUNTY 83 CROTHERSVILLE 61
CROWN POINT 82 LAKE CENTRAL 47
CULVER 62 TRI-TOWNSHIP 21
DEKALB 57 GARRETT 46
DECATUR CENTRAL 49 PERRY MERIDIAN 39
DELTA 55 SHELBYVILLE 51
EAST CHICAGO CENTRAL 64 HAMMOND NOLL 59
EASTBROOK 59 MISSISSINEWA 55
EASTERN (GREENTOWN) 71 LAKELAND CHRISTIAN 29
EASTERN GREENE 58 SHAKAMAK 39
EASTERN HANCOCK 66 UNION (MODOC) 40
EDGEWOOD 51 MITCHELL 26
ELKHART 55 SOUTH BEND WASHINGTON 54
EVANSVILLE BOSSE 52 EVANSVILLE HARRISON 48
EVANSVILLE CENTRAL 65 EVANSVILLE DAY 51
EVANSVILLE NORTH 83 CASTLE 59
EVANSVILLE REITZ 78 JEFFERSONVILLE 74
FAIRFIELD 51 CHURUBUSCO 20
FAITH CHRISTIAN 51 TRI-COUNTY 48
FISHERS 66 ZIONSVILLE 42
FORT WAYNE BLACKHAWK 42 NORTHWOOD 39 OT
FORT WAYNE DWENGER 56 FORT WAYNE NORTHROP 51
FORT WAYNE LUERS 85 FORT WAYNE NORTH 79
FORT WAYNE SNIDER 73 LEO 43
FORT WAYNE WAYNE 76 FORT WAYNE CONCORDIA 46
FRONTIER 51 ATTICA 38
GIBSON SOUTHERN 54 WOOD MEMORIAL 52
GREENFIELD-CENTRAL 60 EAST CENTRAL 52
GREENWOOD 60 MOORESVILLE 56
HAMILTON SOUTHEASTERN 60 BROWNSBURG 37
HANOVER CENTRAL 45 KANKAKEE VALLEY 32
HARRISON (WEST LAFAYETTE) 52 WARSAW 44
HAUSER 76 MILAN 48
HEBRON 60 BOONE GROVE 44
HERITAGE HILLS 68 TELL CITY 41
HOBART 60 HIGHLAND 44
HUNTINGTON NORTH 71 TIPPECANOE VALLEY 32
ILLIANA CHRISTIAN 71 LAKE STATION 48
INDIANA DEAF 50 SEVEN OAKS 29
INDIANA MATH & SCIENCE 59 PROVIDENCE CRISTO REY 56
INDIANAPOLIS SCECINA 86 PURDUE ENGLEWOOD 61
IRVINGTON PREP 88 INDIANAPOLIS ROOTED 45
JAC-CEN-DEL 62 SWITZERLAND COUNTY 40
JAY COUNTY 54 NORWELL 44
KNOX 54 WHEELER 47
KOUTS 69 BOWMAN ACADEMY 49
LAPORTE 53 PORTAGE 51
LAFAYETTE JEFF 75 RICHMOND 60
LAKELAND 37 PRAIRIE HEIGHTS 36
LAPEL 69 MADISON-GRANT 48
LEBANON 64 MARION 56
LINTON 59 NORTH CENTRAL (FARMERSBURG) 53
MANCHESTER 56 MACONAQUAH 37
MEDORA 50 EMINENCE 49
MICHIGAN CITY 60 MERRILLVILLE 54
MISHAWAKA MARIAN 67 SOUTH BEND ADAMS 58
MONROE CENTRAL 68 COWAN 35
MONROVIA 79 INDIANAPOLIS HERRON 47
MORGAN TWP. 84 WESTVILLE 48
MORRISTOWN 59 MUNCIE BURRIS 38
MOUNT VERNON (FORTVILLE) 61 NEW PALESTINE 46
MUNSTER 67 ANDREAN 60
NEW ALBANY 95 BEDFORD NORTH LAWRENCE 61
NEW CASTLE 53 SHENANDOAH 41
NEW HAVEN 65 HERITAGE 54
NOBLESVILLE 56 AVON 46
NORTH CENTRAL (INDIANAPOLIS) 90 MUNCIE CENTRAL 66
NORTH DAVIESS 61 WHITE RIVER VALLEY 39
NORTH DECATUR 58 SOUTHWESTERN (SHELBYVILLE) 21
NORTH JUDSON 60 ARGOS 38
NORTH MIAMI 66 SOUTHERN WELLS 31
NORTH VERMILLION 48 FOUNTAIN CENTRAL 41
NORTHEAST DUBOIS 42 LOOGOOTEE 33
NORTHRIDGE 59 COLUMBIA CITY 48
OAK HILL 55 ELWOOD 19
OLDENBURG ACADEMY 45 RUSHVILLE 42
ORLEANS 61 SHOALS 36
PAOLI 63 PERRY CENTRAL 25
PARKE HERITAGE 71 SEEGER 57
PERU 56 ROCHESTER 41
PHALEN ACADEMY 67 CULVER ACADEMY 66
PIKE 68 LAWRENCE NORTH 64
PLAINFIELD 76 FRANKLIN 46
PRINCETON 73 FOREST PARK 58
PROVIDENCE 51 NORTH HARRISON 25
RENSSELAER CENTRAL 45 WHITING 43
ROSSVILLE 74 WESTERN BOONE 46
SETON CATHOLIC 66 CAMBRIDGE CITY LINCOLN 57
SEYMOUR 57 INDIAN CREEK 34
SHERIDAN 59 NORTH MONTGOMERY 31
SILVER CREEK 68 CORYDON CENTRAL 50
SOUTH ADAMS 64 LAKEWOOD PARK 55
SOUTH BEND RILEY 73 PENN 68
SOUTH BEND ST. JOSEPH 94 NEW PRAIRIE 34
SOUTH CENTRAL (ELIZABETH) 77 NEW WASHINGTON 50
SOUTH DEARBORN 58 LAWRENCEBURG 32
SOUTH RIPLEY 63 RISING SUN 39
SOUTHMONT 82 FRANKFORT 69
SOUTHPORT 60 TERRE HAUTE SOUTH 57
SOUTHRIDGE 61 SOUTH SPENCER 44
SOUTHWOOD 59 NORTHFIELD 39
SPEEDWAY 54 CRAWFORDSVILLE 47
SULLIVAN 56 CLOVERDALE 49 OT
TAYLOR 75 CARROLL (FLORA) 37
TERRE HAUTE NORTH 63 NORTHVIEW 44
TRADERS POINT CHRISTIAN 58 CLINTON CENTRAL 53
TRI-CENTRAL 60 CLINTON PRAIRIE 43
TRINITY ACADEMY 42 BETHANY CHRISTIAN 38
TRITON CENTRAL 57 BEECH GROVE 45
TRITON 49 ELKHART CHRISTIAN 43
UNION CITY 56 UNION COUNTY 52
VINCENNES LINCOLN 48 EVANSVILLE MEMORIAL 35
WALDRON 59 VICTORY COLLEGE PREP 47
WAPAHANI 70 DALEVILLE 61
WARREN CENTRAL 55 CARMEL 52 OT
WASHINGTON TWP. 63 HAMMOND SCIENCE & TECH 25
WASHINGTON 67 SOUTH KNOX 42
WAWASEE 46 FORT WAYNE SOUTH 43
WES-DEL 45 BLUE RIVER VALLEY 42
WEST CENTRAL 65 NORTH WHITE 17
WEST WASHINGTON 57 HENRYVILLE 48
WESTFIELD 67 FRANKLIN CENTRAL 59
WESTVIEW 69 GOSHEN 53
WHITELAND 85 MARTINSVILLE 48
WHITKO 57 WABASH 48
WINAMAC 56 PIONEER 21
WINCHESTER 49 NORTHEASTERN 47
HOOSIER CONFERENCE PLAYOFFS
TWIN LAKES 69 TIPTON 67
HAMILTON HEIGHTS 70 LAFAYETTE CENTRAL CATHOLIC 45
BENTON CENTRAL 73 WESTERN 68
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INDIANA GIRLS BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD
SATURDAY SEMI-STATE MATCH-UPS
CLASS 4A
LAPORTE
10 AM CT | G1: NORTHRIDGE (20-7) VS. MCCUTCHEON (22-5)
12 PM CT | G2: CROWN POINT (23-4) VS. NORWELL (23-4)
8 PM CT | CHAMPIONSHIP: G1 WINNER VS. G2 WINNER
JASPER
10 AM ET | G1: FLOYD CENTRAL (23-3) VS. LAWRENCE CENTRAL (21-4)
12 PM ET | G2: CENTER GROVE (26-0) VS. EVANSVILLE REITZ (21-2)
8 PM ET | CHAMPIONSHIP: G1 WINNER VS. G2 WINNER
CLASS 3A
LOGANSPORT
10 AM ET | G1: BELLMONT (22-3) VS. CULVER ACADEMIES (22-5)
12 PM ET | G2: CONNERSVILLE (20-7) VS. FAIRFIELD (20-6)
8 PM ET | CHAMPIONSHIP: G1 WINNER VS. G2 WINNER
SOUTHPORT
10 AM ET | G1: WASHINGTON (22-4) VS. JENNINGS COUNTY (19-6)
12 PM ET | G2: NORTHVIEW (20-6) VS. RONCALLI (25-3)
8 PM ET | CHAMPIONSHIP: G1 WINNER VS. G2 WINNER
CLASS 2A
FRANKFORT
10 AM ET | G1: LAPEL (22-4) VS. BREMEN (23-2)
12 PM ET | G2: WHITKO (25-1) VS. OAK HILL (22-3)
8 PM ET | CHAMPIONSHIP: G1 WINNER VS. G2 WINNER
GREENCASTLE
10 AM ET | G1: HERITAGE CHRISTIAN (19-8) VS. PARKE HERITAGE (19-7)
12 PM ET | G2: EASTERN (PEKIN) (18-7) VS. NORTH KNOX (19-6)
8 PM ET | CHAMPIONSHIP: G1 WINNER VS. G2 WINNER
CLASS 1A
HUNTINGTON NORTH | TICKETS
10 AM ET | G1: NORTH MIAMI (18-8) VS. ELKHART CHRISTIAN (22-4)
12 PM ET | G2: FREMONT (26-2) VS. MONROE CENTRAL (21-2)
8 PM ET | CHAMPIONSHIP: G1 WINNER VS. G2 WINNER
CHARLESTOWN
10 AM ET | G1: EVANSVILLE CHRISTIAN (19-6) VS. BORDEN (22-4)
12 PM ET | G2: GREENWOOD CHRISTIAN (16-10) VS. TINDLEY (17-5)
8 PM ET | CHAMPIONSHIP: G1 WINNER VS. G2 WINNER
INDIANA WRESTLING
STATE FINALS
SATURDAY, FEB. 21, 2026
SESSION 2
8 AM ET – GATES OPEN
9 AM ET – QUARTERFINALS BEGIN WITH SEMIFINALS TO FOLLOW
FIELDHOUSE CLEARED OF ALL SPECTATORS FOLLOWING SEMIFINALS
SESSION 3
3:30 PM ET – GATES OPEN
4:30 PM ET – CONSOLATION MATCHES
7 PM ET – INTRODUCTIONS OF STATE CHAMPIONSHIP PARTICIPANTS
APPROX. 7:24 PM ET – PRESENTATION OF COLORS AND NATIONAL ANTHEM
7:30 PM ET – STATE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES BEGIN
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INDIANA STATE WRESTLING ASSOCIATION: https://www.iswa.com/
INDIANA MAT: https://indianamat.com/
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MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL SCORES
#7 PURDUE 93 INDIANA 64
#18 ST. LOUIS 88 VCU 75
#22 MIAMI OH 91 BOWLING GREEN
AKRON 78 BALL STATE 65
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WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
NO GAMES SCHEDULED
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MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY SCORES
MICHIGAN STATE 8 NOTRE DAME 2
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MEN’S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL SCORES
#16 PENN STATE 3 HARVARD 0
#7 BYU 3 FT. VALLEY STATE 0
#18 STANFORD 3 CONCORDIA IRVINE 0
#14 UC SANTA BARBARA 3 LINCOLN MEMORIAL 1
#1 UCLA 3 #2 LONG BEACH STATE 1
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COLLEGE WRESTLING SCORES
PENN STATE 50 PRINCETON 0
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DIVISION 1 COLLEGE SOFTBALL SCORES
OHIO 5 NOTRE DAME 4
GEORGIA TECH 2 PURDUE 0
WESTERN KENTUCKY 9 BUTLER 0
INDIANA 8 COLGATE 0
CHARLESTON SOUTHERN 5 NOTRE DAME 4
PURDUE 5 CHARLESTON 2
GEORGIA TECH 2 PURDUE 0
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DIVISION 1 COLLEGE BASEBALL SCORES
LSU 14 INDIANA 7
SOUTHERN MISS 5 PURDUE 4
MURRAY STATE 5 BUTER 0
CENTRAL FLORIDA 4 NOTRE DAME 2
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DIVISION 1 MEN’S LAX SCORES
#3 NORTH CAROLINA 17 #13 JOHNS HOPKINS 9
ST. JOSEPH’S 12 #16 TOWSON 11
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DIVISION 1 WOMEN’S LAX SCORES
#1 NORTH CAROLINA 22 OHIO STATE 9
#2 MARYLAND 17 ST. JOSEPH’S 15
#5 NORTHWESTERN 25 MARQUETTE 7
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NBA SCORES
CLEVELAND 118 CHARLOTTE 113
MEMPHIS 123 UTAH 114
WASHINGTON 131 INDIANA 118
MINNESOTA 122 DALLAS 111
MIAMI 128 ATLANTA 97
MILWAUKEE 139 NEW ORLEANS 118
OKLAHOMA CITY 105 BROOKLYN 86
DENVER 157 PORTLAND 103
LA LAKERS 125 LA CLIPPERS 122
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NHL SCORES
NO GAMES SCHEDULED (OLYMPIC BREAK)
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WOMEN’S PRO VOLLEYBALL SCORES
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TOP NATIONAL HEADLINES
MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
TOP 25 ROUNDUP: NO. 18 SAINT LOUIS BOUNCES BACK WITH WIN OVER VCU
Kellen Thames scored 16 points and made five steals as No. 18 Saint Louis rallied past visiting VCU 88-75 on Friday night to remain atop the Atlantic 10 standings.
The Billikens (25-1, 13-1 A-10) trailed by 14 in the first half before outscoring the Rams (21-7, 12-3) by a 55-33 margin in the second half, snapping VCU’s 10-game winning streak. A 21-2 spurt started by seven straight points from Thames turned an eight-point deficit into an 11-point lead.
Amari McCottry, Ishan Sharma and Robbie Avila each scored 13 points and Quintin Jones added 11 for the Billikens, who rebounded from their first conference loss on Tuesday at Rhode Island.
Lazar Djokovic scored 19 points and Brandon Jennings chipped in 18 for the Rams.
No. 7 Purdue 93, Indiana 64
Trey Kaufman-Renn scored 20 points and Fletcher Loyer and Omer Mayer each added 18 as the Boilermakers routed the Hoosiers in West Lafayette, Ind.
Purdue led by as many as 34, shooting 64.7% from the field and doubling up Indiana on the glass (30-15). Braden Smith had 15 points and eight assists, while Kaufman-Renn added six boards and five assists as Purdue leveled the in-state rivalry series this season.
Lamar Wilkerson led the Hoosiers with 20 points while Tayton Conerway (12), Tucker DeVries (11) and Reed Bailey (10) followed in double figures.
No. 22 Miami (Ohio) 91, Bowling Green 77
Luke Skaljac racked up 24 points and Eian Elmer supplied 21 as the RedHawks kept the only perfect record in Division I men’s basketball intact with a win over the Falcons in Oxford, Ohio.
Skaljac shot 5 of 10 from 3-point range and Elmer went 5 of 8 to account for most of Miami’s 13 triples in 30 attempts. Peter Suder had 10 points and five rebounds while battling foul trouble, and Antwone Woolfolk added 10 points and eight boards to help make Miami (Ohio) four games away from a perfect regular season.
Javontae Campbell carried the Falcons (16-12, 7-8) with 24 points, six rebounds and six assists before fouling out. Mayar Wol had 15 points and Josiah Shackelford added 12, each with three 3-pointers.
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NBA
NBA ROUNDUP: CAVALIERS DUMP HORNETS FOR 7TH STRAIGHT WIN
Donovan Mitchell’s 32 points and Jarrett Allen’s 26 points carried the Cleveland Cavaliers as they extended their season-best winning streak to seven games by beating the host Charlotte Hornets 118-113 on Friday.
James Harden had a strong second half and finished with 18 points and eight assists while Sam Merrill provided 10 points for the Cavaliers. Allen grabbed 14 rebounds and shot 11-for-15 from the floor.
The Cavaliers made enough plays down the stretch and benefitted from 26-for-28 free-throw shooting to win for the 12th time in 13 games. Mitchell went 12 of 13 from the foul line.
Rookie Kon Knueppel made seven 3-point shots on the way to 33 points for the Hornets, who took their third loss in four games following a nine-game winning streak. LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller both finished with 18 points.
Timberwolves 122, Mavericks 11
Anthony Edwards scored 40 points on 16-for-30 shooting, and Minnesota held on for a win over Dallas in Minneapolis.
Rudy Gobert notched 22 points and 17 rebounds for the Timberwolves, who won their third game in a row. Naz Reid scored 21 points off the bench.
Khris Middleton scored 18 points to lead the Mavericks, who lost their 10th consecutive game. Naji Marshall and Marvin Bagley III finished with 15 points apiece. Star rookie Cooper Flagg remained sidelined because of a sprained foot.
Grizzlies 123, Jazz 114
Olivier-Maxence Prosper scored 23 points and GG Jackson added 20 as host Memphis rallied from a double-digit halftime deficit to defeat Utah and end a four-game losing streak.
Javon Small contributed 16 points, Jaylen Wells had 13 and Lawson Lovering (11 points, 11 rebounds) and Cam Spencer (10 points, 10 assists) produced double-doubles for the Grizzlies, who placed eight in double figures.
Isaiah Collier led the Jazz with 24 points and Kyle Filipowski and Ace Bailey added 20 apiece. Blake Hinson tossed in 13 points in his second NBA game.
Wizards 131, Pacers 118
Alondes Williams posted career highs of 25 points and 10 rebounds off the bench as Washington completed a two-game sweep of visiting Indiana.
Sharife Cooper scored 18 points, Tre Johnson and Tristan Vukcevic added 14 apiece and Bilal Coulibaly had 13 for the Wizards, who won consecutive games for the fourth time this season.
Jay Huff led the Pacers with 22 points on 8-of-11 shooting, hitting five 3-pointers. Quenton Jackson scored 21 points and Micah Potter added 18.
Thunder 105, Nets 86
Jared McCain scored 21 off the bench and Chet Holmgren had 15 points and seven rebounds to help lift short-handed Oklahoma City past visiting Brooklyn.
The Thunder won for the third time in four games, while the Nets have lost three straight and six of their last eight. Oklahoma City was without Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (abdomen) and Jalen Williams (hamstring).
Michael Porter Jr. led Brooklyn with 22 points and nine rebounds but shot just 1 of 9 from beyond the arc. Nolan Traore added 17 points.
Heat 128, Hawks 97
Tyler Herro returned from a lengthy injury absence to score 24 points, leading Miami to a win at Atlanta.
Herro, who missed 15 games with fractured ribs, came off the bench to shoot 9 of 14 from the field with four rebounds. Bam Adebayo totaled 17 points and eight rebounds and Norman Powell added 15 points for the Heat.
Atlanta’s Jalen Johnson amassed 16 points, 16 rebounds and 11 assists. The Hawks also got 22 points from Onyeka Okongwu and 20 apiece from Nickeil Alexander-Walker and CJ McCollum.
Bucks 139, Pelicans 118
Cam Thomas and Ryan Rollins each scored 27 points and Kevin Porter Jr. added 25, fueling visiting Milwaukee to a victory over New Orleans Pelicans.
Thomas sank 11 of 17 shots from the floor in 21 minutes off the bench. Rollins drained a career-high seven 3-pointers and matched Porter by going 10 of 15 from the floor for the Bucks, who won their third straight game and sixth in the past seven.
The Pelicans’ Zion Williamson scored 14 of his 32 points in the first quarter. He made 13 of 17 shots from the floor for the game and helped New Orleans score 84 points in the paint.
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GOLF
HOME FAVORITE JEENO THITIKUL SEIZES LEAD IN THAILAND
Jeeno Thitikul ended the third round of the Honda LPGA Thailand with a flourish on Saturday, recording birdies on the final three holes to grab a two-stroke lead.
The World No. 1, playing in front a cheering home-country crowd, mixed seven birdies and a bogey to finish with a 66 and move to a 20-under196 for the tournament.
“I think [the] driver has been really good for the past few days,” said Thitikul, who opened with rounds of 67 and 63 at the Siam Country Club Old Course in Pattaya.”Keep gaining confidence.
“And also the irons-wise, better than I expected, and also I think I rolling the putts kind of well this past three days as well.”
Hyo Joo Kim of South Korea stands second on the leaderboard after her round of 65 moved her to 18-under for the tournament. She carded nine birdies, including three on the final four holes, to offset her two bogeys on the round.
At 17-under and three strokes back are Allisen Corpuz (67 on Saturday), Chizzy Iwai of Japan (68) and second-round leader Somi Lee (72) of South Korea.
New Zealand’s Lydia Ko, who has 23 LPGA Tour wins, is another shot back at 16-under after her round of 69.
Thitikul, who turned 23 on Friday, will have an edge on Sunday with a large crowd firmly on her side.
“Every time I come to Honda, it’s always getting bigger, bigger — all the fans,” she said. Yeah, today, Saturday, all the kids come off from school and also all the parents and everyone off from the work. They just came a long way to watch us play.
“It’s really motivating and inspiring that I really want to play good in front of them.”
And there’s one fan she especially wants to please: her mother, who rarely watches her play in person.
“My mom wouldn’t come for the whole year. This is only like event that she going to came out and watch me play, so it’s mean a lot to me,” she said. “You know, like my mom is not really coming out, so playing in front of her and then I think if she saw so many people cheering for me and grabbing for me she would be so proud.”
Corpuz, a Hawaii native, is seeking a second career victory. She won the 2023 U.S. Women’s Open at Pebble Beach and is prepared to challenge Thitikul and the rest of the leaderboard.
“I’m really not a leaderboard checker but I love just being in contention and having the opportunity it throw up a nice Sunday round,” Corpuz said. “I’m really excited for it.”
MARCO PENGE, JACOB BRIDGEMAN SHARE LEAD AT GENESIS INVITATIONAL
PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. — England’s Marco Penge turned a busy day into a share of the lead at the midway point of the Genesis Invitational on Friday by reaching 12-under par at Riviera Country Club.
Forced to play 27 holes after he resumed his first round early Friday morning, Penge shot 9 under on the day and delivered a 7-under 64 during his second round to join Jacob Bridgeman (64) atop the leaderboard.
Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy (65) was alone in third place at 11 under, while Australia’s Adam Scott (63) and Xander Schauffele (65) were tied for fourth at 9 under. Scott needed a birdie at the par-4 closing hole to tie the course record of 61 but finished with a bogey.
A total of 30 players still needed to complete their first round Friday morning. They were on the course during the first round Thursday when play was halted because of darkness following a three-hour rain delay,
While Bridgeman finished his first round Friday, Penge’s full 27-hold day included 11 birdies and two bogeys. Bridgeman started his second round with an eagle 3 at the first hole, then finished with three consecutive birdies to catch Penge.
“I putted it really well and I hit my driver great,” said Bridgeman, a South Carolina native who is holding his own on West Coast Poa annua greens. “The driver was a struggle the last couple weeks. So I drove it nicely, and then the putter worked out for me.”
After winning three times on the DP World Tour last season, Penge is playing his fourth event on the PGA Tour this season and has made the cut in consecutive signature events. He can note one major difference when it comes to playing in the United States.
“Going for lunch on Tuesday and standing in the queue behind Tiger Woods is pretty cool,” Penge said of the tournament host and 15-time major winner. “You know, (it’s) just being in the presence of players that I have so much respect for, players that I’ve watched growing up, players I idolize.”
McIlroy had three birdies on his front nine Friday before an eagle 3 at No. 11 and a birdie at 17 to finish one shot off the pace. Scott had a pair of eagles at Nos. 1 and 11. He was 5 under on a five-hole stretch from Nos. 9-13.
“I’ve been feeling like I’ve had a lot of good golf since last summer and got absolutely no results thanks to average putting,” said Scott, who won at Riviera in 2020. “The standard’s incredibly high out here week in and week out and average putting just isn’t going to get it done. So nice to see myself kind of up on the first page of a leaderboard.”
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler (68) made a 7-foot par putt at 18 to make the cut on the number at even par. It is his 68th consecutive made cut.
“It was nice to get out this morning on some fresh greens and hole some putts and do what I needed to do in order to get to the weekend,” Scheffler said.
Sweden’s Ludvig Aberg (68), the defending champion, is tied for 25th place at 2 under.
The Genesis Invitational is making its return to Riviera after it was played in the San Diego area at Torrey Pines last season following a destructive wildfire that destroyed much of the neighborhood just north of the golf course in January of last year.
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TOP INDIANA HEADLINES
INDIANA PACERS
GAME REWIND: PACERS 118, WIZARDS 131
For the second straight night, the Pacers and Wizards met on Friday in Washington, D.C., and for the second straight game, the Wizards (16-39) used a strong finish to beat the Pacers (15-42), coming away with a 131-118 victory.
The Pacers led by as many as 15 points in the first half and by 11 at halftime. But the Wizards rallied to tie the game entering the fourth quarter and outscored Indiana 39-26 in the final frame.
Jay Huff led Indiana with 22 points in the loss in just 16 minutes, going 8-for-11 from the field and 5-for-8 from 3-point range. Quenton Jackson added 21 points off the bench on 8-of-13 shooting.
But eight players scored in double figures for Washington, with Alondes Williams scoring 25 points and pulling down 10 rebounds off the bench in just his 11th career game and second as a Wizard. Fellow reserve Sharife Cooper added 18 points as Washington amassed 84 bench points in the victory.
Huff buried two 3-pointers and scored nine points as Indiana jumped out to an early 17-6 lead on Friday. The visitors took a 27-22 lead into the second quarter.
Huff stayed hot in the ensuing frame, knocking down three more threes in the first 4:12 of the second quarter — including two on back-to-back possessions — to stretch the Pacers’ lead to 49-38.
The Pacers went 12-for-26 (46.2 percent) from 3-point range in the first half, while Washington made just 2-of-15 (13.3 percent) of its attempts from beyond the arc. That 30-point advantage from long distance propelled the Blue & Gold to a halftime lead, as the Pacers led by as many as 15 points in the first half and took a 68-57 advantage into the intermission.
The Wizards gradually chipped away at that margin in the third quarter, eventually trimming Indiana’s lead to 80-79 with 5:12 remaining in the frame. Baskets from Kobe Brown and Jackson extended the Pacers’ lead to five points before Washington reeled off seven unanswered points, taking its first lead of the night on Anthony Gill’s layup with 2:47 left in the third quarter.
Two free throws from Brown tied the game at 86, and the game remained knotted at 92 entering the fourth quarter.
The two teams traded the lead seven times over the first three minutes of the final frame before the Wizards put together an 8-0 run to surge ahead. The Pacers never managed to get back within one possession of the lead the rest of the way, with the hosts ultimately pulling away down the stretch for a double-digit victory.
Micah Potter had 18 points off the bench while going 4-for-9 from 3-point range. Jarace Walker recorded a double-double with 12 points and 12 rebounds, while Brown and Taelon Peter each tallied 12 points off the bench.
Tristan Vukcevic had 14 points and eight rebounds for Washington, Tre Johnson added 14 points, and Bilal Coulibaly scored 13.
The Pacers were without eight players on Friday and had just nine active players. All-Star forward Pascal Siakam missed his second straight game due to left hamstring injury management and was joined on the sidelines by starters Aaron Nesmith (right ankle sprain) and Andrew Nembhard (lower back injury management). 7-foot center Ivica Zubac has yet to make his Pacers debut after being acquired from the Clippers at the trade deadline as he manages a left ankle sprain.
Indiana will now head home to tip off a four-game homestand on Sunday against Dallas. After that homestand, the Pacers head to the West Coast for a four-game road trip.
Inside the Numbers
Huff recorded the seventh 20-point game of his career and his fifth this season as a Pacer. His five 3-pointers matched his career high.
Jackson surpassed 20 points for the fifth time in his career and the third time this season.
Walker recorded his second double-double in as many nights and his third in his last eight games.
Rookie guard Kam Jones had just four points on 2-of-9 shooting but dished out a career-best 11 assists in 39 minutes.
The Pacers lost despite outscoring Washington by 36 points from 3-point range. Indiana was 18-for-49 (36.7 percent) from beyond the arc, while the Wizards were just 6-for-29 (20.7 percent).
Washington’s reserves outscored Indiana’s bench 84-63. The Pacers’ 63 bench points were two shy of their season high, but Washington’s reserves scored 15 points more than any other second unit has amassed against Indiana this season.
After turning the ball over 23 times in Thursday’s loss, the Pacers had 21 more turnovers on Friday, which the Wizards converted into 30 points on the other end. Indiana did force 18 Wizards turnovers after only creating 10 giveaways on Thursday.
The Pacers held Washington to just 22 points in the first quarter, but the Wizards scored 35 points or more in each of the next three frames. Washington outscored Indiana 74-50 in the second half.
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INDIANA MEN’S BASKETBALL
INDIANA DEFEATED AT NO. 7/7 PURDUE
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Darian DeVries squatted in front of the Mackey Arena scorers’ table, the game clocking taking bites out of the second half, scanning for a solution to a big Purdue problem.
On Friday night, in front of 14,000-plus raucous Boiler fans, it never came.
A brutal road swing against two of the nation’s best teams ended with a 93-64 loss, and Darian DeVries, who had coached the Hoosiers (17-10 overall, 8-8 in the Big Ten) to a 72-67 win over the Boilers (22-5, 12-4) in late January, couldn’t orchestrate a repeat.
“Nights like these are hard,” Darian DeVries said. “Everybody knows how good Purdue is. When they’re playing at a level like this, it makes it incredibly challenging.”
IU, which had lost 71-51 at top-10 Illinois last Sunday, fell behind by 29 points early against the seventh-ranked Boilers in the second half and never recovered.
“They did everything they needed to do to put us in tough spots,” Darian DeVries said. “We could never get them under control.”
Added Purdue coach Matt Painter: “We were able to set the tone. Our guys did a good job. They were ready to play. Defensively, we were consistent.”
Guard Lamar Wilkerson scored 18 of his IU-leading 20 points in the second half. Forward Tucker DeVries added 11 points. Forward Reed Bailey had 10 points. Guard Tayton Conerway came off the bench for 12 points and seven assists.
“He gave us some good minutes,” Darian DeVries said of Conerway. “He did a good job getting downhill, getting some paint touches and getting to the rim. He gave us a burst there.”
IU has three straight home games against Northwestern on Tuesday, then No. 15/15 Michigan State on March 1, and Minnesota on March 4 before ending the regular season at Ohio State on March 7.
“It’s difficult,” forward Tucker DeVries said, “but it’s important for us to understand we have four big games coming up down the stretch. We’re playing for a lot right now.
“There’s not much we can do about this game, but we can learn from it. Use this to get ready for these next four games which are massive for us and make that NCAA Tournament. We’ve certainly put ourselves in position to have meaningful games coming down the stretch.”
Purdue was led by guard Braden Smith’s 15 points and eight assists. Forward Trey Kaufman-Renn had 20 points. Guard Fletcher Loyer had 18. The Boilers had a 30-15 rebounding advantage.
Purdue, coming off a 91-80 Tuesday home loss to No. 1 Michigan, wanted no part of a two-game Mackey Arena losing streak. They opened with 3-point baskets from Smith and Loyer (off a Smith assist). Tucker DeVries countered with a 3-pointer. The Boilers countered back with a pair of baskets for a 10-3 lead. Tucker DeVries responded with his second 3-pointer.
Purdue built a series of seven-point leads, then extended it to 19-10 with nine minutes. Baskets by Tucker DeVries and forward Sam Alexis kept the Hoosiers within range.
A three-point play from Kaufman-Renn pushed the Boilers ahead 26-14.
Bailey got free for a couple of dunks and finished the half with eight points, as did Tucker DeVries, but the Hoosiers trailed at halftime, 46-29.
Purdue made 12-of-15 free throws in the first 20 minutes. IU was 4-for-6. The Boilers shot 63 percent from the field. The Hoosiers were at 50 percent.
IU needed a strong second-half start and got a Tucker DeVries 3-pointer, but consecutive Loyer 3-pointers made it 54-32 in less than three minutes and forced an IU timeout. Guard Connor Enright capitalized with a 3-pointer. Wilkerson followed with his scoring surge, but it wasn’t nearly enough against the nation’s second-most efficient offense according to NCAA statistics.
“Our guys will be focused and ready to go on Tuesday,” Darian DeVries said. “They have been all year.
“We played two really good teams on the road. We’re disappointed that we weren’t more competitive to make it come down the stretch. We have to let that go and beat Northwestern.
“This is a Northwestern team that has put up a good fight. We have to take advantage of being at home. That’s our main priority.”
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PURDUE MEN’S BASKETBALL
#7 PURDUE ROLLS PAST IN-STATE RIVAL INDIANA AT MACKEY ARENA
[7] PURDUE 93, INDIANA 64 (Postgame Notes)
7-ranked Purdue improved to 22-5 overall and 12-4 in the Big Ten Conference with a 93-64 win over rival Indiana at Mackey Arena on Friday night.
The 29-point margin was Purdue’s largest against Indiana since a 120-76 win over the Hoosiers on March 8, 1969. It is the eighth-largest margin of victory among Purdue’s 129 victories over Indiana and the third-largest since the 1912-13 season.
Purdue has now won at least 12 Big Ten Conference games for the 11th time in the last 12 seasons – the most in the Big Ten by four seasons (Wisconsin – 7 years of 12+ wins in 12 seasons).
Purdue is 17-6 against Indiana in its last 23 meetings since the 2013-14 season. Indiana hasn’t reached 80 points in any of the 23 meetings.
Purdue shot a season-high 64.7 percent from the field, including 66.7 percent in the second half. Purdue’s 64.7 percent is the highest in school history against Indiana.
It is also the highest percentage in a game during the Matt Painter era, as well as the highest percentage against Indiana since 2000.
Purdue had 24 assists against seven turnovers.
Purdue averaged 1.55 points per possession, the fifth-highest total in school history. Purdue scored on 21 of its 29 second-half possession.
When Purdue scores 80 or more points and shoots over 50.0 percent from the field under Matt Painter, Purdue is 134-5.
Purdue has won 134 straight games when scoring 90 or more points, dating to Nov. 1987.
Purdue had four players with 15 points for the second time this season (Penn State). Previously, it had been since Feb. 2020, to have four players with 15 or more points.
Purdue tied a season-high with 25 free throw attempts. Purdue has shot at least 20 free throws in six straight games.
Trey Kaufman-Renn scored at least 20 points for the second straight game, tallying 20 points (8-of-10 FGs) with six rebounds and five assists. He was plus-33 in 26 minutes.
Fletcher Loyer scored 18 points on 100 percent efficiency by going 5-of-5 from the field, 4-of-4 from 3-point range and 4-of-4 from the free throw line. It’s the seventh-most points in school history on 100 percent efficiency.
In eight games against Indiana, Fletcher Loyer went 17-of-33 (.515) from 3-point range. Purdue is 23-0 during Loyer’s career when he makes four or more 3-pointers in a game.
Omer Mayer scored a career-high 18 points with two assists, going 6-of-8 from the field and 4-of-5 from long range. Mayer is now shooting 19-of-37 (.514) from 3-point range over the last 14 games.
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) — Trey Kaufman-Renn scored 20 points and Braden Smith added 15 points and eight assists Friday night, helping No. 7 Purdue produce a historic rout over rival Indiana 93-64 to earn a split in this season’s series.
The Boilermakers emphatically ended their two-game losing streak against the Hoosiers by producing their highest point total in the series since scoring 94 points in 1998. It also was their largest victory margin in the series since a 44-point shellacking in 1969.
Fletcher Loyer and Omer Mayer each scored 18 points, with Loyer going 5 of 5 from the field, making four of his 3-pointers and all four free throws in what could be the Indiana finale for Purdue’s three senior starters — Kaufman-Renn, Smith and Loyer. The victory came three days after Purdue (22-5, 12-4 Big Ten) lost at home to top-ranked Michigan.
Lamar Wilkerson scored 18 of his 20 points in the second half to lead Indiana (17-10, 9-7), which lost its second straight to a top-10 team. Tayton Conerway had 12 points and seven assists, while Tucker DeVries added 11 points on a night Indiana’s offense never got in sync and whose post players struggled against the Boilermakers size, all while battling foul trouble.
Purdue took control quickly, using an 11-4 spurt to take a commanding 26-14 lead. The Boilermakers extended the margin to 46-29 when Nick Dorn’s half-closing 3-ponter was erased after a replay review determined the shot came after time expired.
Kaufman-Renn and Loyer opened the second half with Purdue’s first three baskets to make it 54-32 with 17:41 to go, and the Hoosiers never recovered as the Boilermakers led wire to wire.
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“SPORTS EXTRA”
TODAY IN SPORTS HISTORY
On February 21 in …
1931 – Chicago White Sox and New York Giants play first exhibition night game.
1942 – US female Figure Skating championship won by Jane Vaughn.
1942 – US male Figure Skating championship won by Bobby Specht.
1951 – South Carolina House urges “Shoeless Joe” Jackson be reinstated.
1952 – Dick Button performs first figure skating triple jump in competition.
1953 – Longest collegiate basketball game (six overtimes); Niagara beats Siena 88-81.
1957 – Fort Worth Dodgers and Los Angeles Cubs “trade” minor league franchises.
1960 – Fay Crocker wins LPGA Lake Worth Golf Open.
1968 – American Major League Baseball announces a minimum annual salary of $10,000.
1969 – Ted Williams signs five-year contract to manage Washington Senators.
1971 – Ruth Jessen wins LPGA Sears Women’s World Golf Classic.
1973 – Chicago Black Hawks play record 262nd NHL game without being shut-out.
1974 – Tom Seaver becomes the highest-paid pitcher in baseball history when he signs a contract for US$172,000 per season with the New York Mets.
1980 – Hanni Wenzel is first Liechtensteiner to win Olympics gold (giant slalom).
1980 – Eric Heiden skates Olympics record 1500 metre in 1:55.44.
1982 – Beth Daniel wins LPGA Bent Tree Ladies Golf Classic.
1983 – Donald Davis runs one mile backwards in 6 minutes 7.1 seconds.
1983 – NBA San Diego Clippers begin a 29-game road losing streak.
1985 – Evert van Benthem wins 13th Friese 11 city skating race.
1985 – Largest NBA crowd to date: 44,970 (Atlanta Hawks at Detroit Pistons).
1985 – Tim Raines is awarded a US$12 million salary for 1985 by arbitrator.
1986 – Tennis star Jimmy Connors fined US$20,000 and suspended for ten weeks.
1986 – In defiance of the Cincinnati Reds’ policy, Rollie Fingers refuses to cut off his handlebar mustache, and retires from baseball.
1987 – Cindy Rarick wins LPGA Tsumura Hawaiian Ladies Golf Open.
1988 – Gustafson skates world record 10 km (13:48.20).
1989 – Pete Rose meets with Commissioner Ueberroth to discuss his gambling.
1992 – Kristi Yamaguchi of US wins Olympics gold medal in women’s figure skating.
1993 – 43rd NBA All-Star Game: West beats East 135-132 (overtime) at Salt Lake City.
1993 – Sergei Bubka pole vaults world record indoor (6.15 metres).
1995 – Canadian Football League’s Sacramento Gold Miners become San Antonio Texans.
2022 – At Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, NHL regular season game: Vancouver Canucks beats Seattle Kraken by score 5-2.
2022 – At Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, NHL regular season game: Montreal Canadiens beats Toronto Maple Leafs by score 5-2.
2022 – At Scotiabank Saddledrome in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, NHL regular season game: Calgary Flames beats Winnipeg Jets by score 3-1.
2022 – At Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, NHL regular season game: Carolina Hurricanes beats Philadelphia Flyers by score 4-3.
2022 – At TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, NHL regular season game: Boston Bruins beats Colorado Avalanche by score 5-1.
Births of sports figures on February 21
1883 – Birth of J M M “Mick” Commaille; cricket player (dual South African cricket/soccer representative).
1903 – Birth of Thomas Yawkey; baseball owner (Boston Red Sox).
1915 – Birth of Godfrey Brown in England; 4 X 400 metre runner (Olympics-gold-1936).
1937 – Birth of Ron Clarke in Australia; runner (held 19 world records).
1945 – Birth of Sudhir Naik; cricket player (Indian Test batsman in two Tests 1974).
1946 – Birth of Desmond Lewis; West Indies cricket batsman/keeper (average 86.33 in three Tests).
1951 – Birth of John Parker; cricket player (New Zealand batsman of 70s).
1954 – Birth of Ivo van Damme in Belgium; 800/1500-metre dash (Olympics-silver-1976).
1958 – Birth of Alan Trammell in Garden Grove, California, USA; infielder (Detroit Tigers).
1961 – Birth of Yobes Ondieki in Kenya; 10km runner (world record).
1963 – Birth of Michael Gostigian in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, USA; pentathlete (Olympics-16th-1988, 1992, 1996).
1964 – Birth of Willie Pless; Canadian Football League linebacker (Edmonton Eskimos).
1965 – Birth of Jayson Meyer in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada; hockey defenseman (Team Germany).
1965 – Birth of Keith Arthurton; cricket player (Charlestown, Nevis West Indies lefty bat).
1966 – Birth of Chris Donnels; US baseball infielder (Houston Astros).
1967 – Birth of Bas Roorda; Dutch soccer player (FC Groningen, NEC).
1967 – Birth of Leroy Russel Burrell in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; long jumper (Olympics-1996).
1967 – Birth of Patrick Lodewijks; Dutch soccer player (PSV, FC Groningen).
1968 – Birth of Pellom McDaniels; NFL defensive end (Kansas City Chiefs).
1968 – Birth of Terry Allen; NFL running back (Minnesota Vikings, Washington Redskins).
1969 – Birth of Dean Noel; Canadian Football League full back (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
1969 – Birth of Petra Kronberger; Austrian alpine skier (Olympics-gold-1992).
1970 – Birth of Javier De La Hoya; Mexican/US baseball pitcher (Florida Marlins).
1970 – Birth of Marc Woodard; NFL linebacker (Philadelphia Eagles).
1970 – Birth of Michael Slater; cricket player (devastating Australia opening bat since 1993).
1970 – Birth of Patrick Pilloni; hockey forward (Team Austria 1998).
1970 – Birth of Will Moore; NFL wide receiver (New England Patriots, Jacksonville Jaguars).
1971 – Birth of Arco Jochemsen; Dutch soccer player (SVDB, Vitesse).
1971 – Birth of Jeff Schmidt; US baseball pitcher (California Angels).
1971 – Birth of Jey Phillips; WLAF safety (Amsterdam Admirals).
1971 – Birth of Terry Mickens; NFL wide receiver (Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31).
1972 – Birth of Karl DeWolf; hockey defenseman (Team France 1998).
1973 – Birth of Brian Rolston in Flint, Michigan, USA; NHL left wing (Olympics-1994, New Jersey Devils).
1973 – Birth of Les Gutches in Medford, Oregon, USA; 180.5 pounds freestyle wrestler (Olympics-1996).
1974 – Birth of Alexei Lojkin; NHL forward (Belarus, Olympics-1998).
1975 – Birth of Scott Miller in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia; swimmer (Olympics-silver-1996).
1976 – Birth of Robin Confer; soccer forward (Olympics-1996).
1976 – Birth of Ryan Smyth in Banff, Alberta, Canada; NHL left wing (Edmonton Oilers).
Deaths of sports figures on February 21
1945 – Eric Liddell, Scottish runner (Olympics-gold 1924), dies at age 43.
1979 – Glendon Gibbs, cricket player (Test Cricket West Indies versus Australia 1955), dies.
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TV SPORTS
Saturday, 2/21/26
| OLYMPICS | TIME ET | TV |
| Bobsled: Four-Man First Run | 4:00am | USA Peacock |
| Freestyle Skiing: Mixed Team Aerials Final | 4:45am | USA Peacock |
| Cross-Country Skiing: Men’s 50km | 6:10am | USA Peacock |
| Ski Mountaineering: Mixed Relay Final | 7:30am | USA Peacock |
| Biathlon: Women’s 12.5km Mass Start | 8:15am | USA Peacock |
| Speed Skating: Men’s and Women’s Mass Start Finals | 9:00am | NBC Peacock |
| Speed Skating: Men’s and Women’s Mass Start Finals | 10:00am | NBC Peacock |
| Women’s Curling: Bronze Medal Game | 10:20am | USA Peacock |
| Bobsled: Two-Woman Third Run | 1:00pm | NBC Peacock |
| Men’s Curling: Final | 1:05pm | CNBCPeacock |
| Freestyle Skiing: Women’s Halfpipe Final | 1:30pm | NBC Peacock |
| Men’s Hockey: Bronze Medal Game | 2:40pm | USA Peacock |
| Figure Skating: Gala | 2:55pm | NBC Peacock |
| Bobsled: Two-Woman Final Run | 3:15pm | NBC Peacock |
| Figure Skating: Gala | 3:50pm | NBC Peacock |
| NBA REGULAR SEASON | TIME ET | TV |
| Orlando Magic vs Phoenix Suns | 5:00 PM | NBATV AFSN FanDuel Sports FL |
| Philadelphia 76ers vs New Orleans Pelicans | 7:00pm | NBCS-PHI GCSN |
| Sacramento Kings vs San Antonio Spurs | 8:00pm | NBCS-CA KENS |
| Memphis Grizzlies vs Miami Heat | 8:00pm | FanDuel Sports MEM FanDuel Sports Sun |
| Houston Rockets vs New York Knicks | 8:30pm | ABC ESPN+ |
| MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL | TIME ET | TV |
| Missouri at Arkansas | TBA | ESPN/2 |
| Tennessee at Vanderbilt | TBA | ESPN/2 |
| Creighton vs. St. John’s | 12:00pm | FOX |
| Florida at Ole Miss | 12:00pm | ESPN/2 |
| Loyola Chicago at Saint Joseph’s | 12:00pm | ESPN2/U |
| East Carolina at Charlotte | 12:00pm | ESPN2/U |
| Florida State at Clemson | 12:00pm | CW |
| Rutgers at Minnesota | 12:00pm | BTN |
| Wake Forest at Virginia Tech | 12:00pm | ACCN |
| Cincinnati at Kansas | 1:00pm | CBS |
| North Carolina at Syracuse | 1:00pm | ABC |
| Mississippi State at South Carolina | 1:00pm | SECN |
| Chattanooga at The Citadel | 1:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Binghamton at UMass Lowell | 1:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Texas State at Louisiana | 1:00pm | ESPN+ |
| UAlbany at UMBC | 1:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Western Carolina at VMI | 1:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Georgia Southern at App State | 1:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Marshall at Coastal Carolina | 1:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Xavier at Butler | 1:30pm | TNT |
| Navy at Army West Point | 1:30pm | CBSSN |
| Miami (FL) at Virginia | 2:00pm | ESPN/2 |
| Penn State at Nebraska | 2:00pm | BTN |
| SIUE at Tennessee State | 2:00pm | ESPNU |
| Notre Dame at Pitt | 2:00pm | ACCN |
| Hofstra at Northeastern | 2:00pm | NESN+ |
| Dartmouth at Columbia | 2:00pm | SNY |
| Kansas City at North Dakota State | 2:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Duquesne at Dayton | 2:00pm | ESPN+ |
| San Jose State at Boise State | 2:00pm | MWN |
| Wagner at Saint Francis U | 2:00pm | NEC Front Row |
| LIU at Mercyhurst | 2:00pm | NEC Front Row |
| New Haven at Fairleigh Dickinson | 2:00pm | NEC Front Row |
| Central Connecticut at Chicago State | 2:00pm | NEC Front Row |
| Delaware at Middle Tennessee | 2:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Samford at Mercer | 2:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Le Moyne at Stonehill | 2:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Davidson at Fordham | 2:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Central Arkansas at FGCU | 2:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Penn at Yale | 2:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Harvard at Cornell | 2:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Georgia Tech at Louisville | 2:15pm | CW |
| Kansas State at Texas Tech | 2:30pm | FOX |
| Rhode Island at La Salle | 2:30pm | ESPN+ |
| Arizona at Houston | 3:00pm | ABC |
| UNLV at Air Force | 3:00pm | MWN |
| Arkansas State at ULM | 3:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Utah Valley at UTA | 3:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Old Dominion at Southern Miss | 3:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Missouri State at FIU | 3:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Ohio at Northern Illinois | 3:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Washington at Maryland | 3:00pm | Peacock |
| West Georgia at Queens | 3:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Valparaiso at UIC | 3:00pm | ESPN+ |
| North Dakota at South Dakota State | 3:00pm | Summit |
| Oklahoma State at Colorado | 3:30pm | TNT |
| Texas at Georgia | 3:30pm | SECN |
| Jacksonville State at Sam Houston | 3:30pm | ESPN+ |
| North Florida at Stetson | 3:30pm | ESPN+ |
| Arizona State at Baylor | 4:00pm | ESPN/2 |
| Oregon at USC | 4:00pm | FS1 |
| South Carolina State at Norfolk State | 4:00pm | ESPNU |
| Boston College at SMU | 4:00pm | ACCN |
| Monmouth at Charleston | 4:00pm | CBSSN |
| UNCW at Campbell | 4:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Jackson State at Alcorn State | 4:00pm | SWAC TV |
| Longwood at Charleston Southern | 4:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Delaware State at Morgan State | 4:00pm | ESPN+ |
| ETSU at UNCG | 4:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Winthrop at High Point | 4:00pm | ESPN+ |
| James Madison at Georgia State | 4:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Evansville at Murray State | 4:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Southern Utah at Abilene Christian | 4:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Maine at New Hampshire | 4:00pm | ESPN+ |
| WKU at Liberty | 4:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Troy at South Alabama | 4:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Lindenwood at Tennessee Tech | 4:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Southeast Missouri at Little Rock | 4:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Hampton at Stony Brook | 4:00pm | FloCollege |
| Morehead State at Western Illinois | 4:30pm | ESPN+ |
| Radford at UNC Asheville | 4:30pm | ESPN+ |
| Southern Indiana at Eastern Illinois | 4:30pm | ESPN+ |
| Houston Christian at Northwestern State | 4:30pm | ESPN+ |
| UTRGV at Southeastern Louisiana | 4:30pm | ESPN+ |
| Presbyterian at USC Upstate | 4:30pm | ESPN+ |
| Maryland Eastern Shore at Coppin State | 4:30pm | ESPN+ |
| West Virginia at TCU | 5:00pm | Peacock |
| Western Michigan at Central Michigan | 5:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Eastern Washington at Portland State | 5:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Utah Tech at Tarleton | 5:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Eastern Michigan at Toledo | 5:00pm | ESPN+ |
| UC Davis at UC Riverside | 5:00pm | ESPN+ |
| North Alabama at Lipscomb | 5:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Louisiana Tech at Kennesaw State | 5:00pm | ESPN+ |
| UConn at Villanova | 5:30pm | TNT |
| Temple at Wichita State | 6:00pm | ESPN2/U |
| Georgetown at Seton Hall | 6:00pm | FS1 |
| Alabama at LSU | 6:00pm | SECN |
| Stanford at California | 6:00pm | ACCN |
| San Diego State at Colorado State | 6:00pm | CBSSN |
| St. Bonaventure at Richmond | 6:00pm | WTVR |
| Grambling State at Southern | 6:00pm | SWAC TV |
| Southern Illinois at UNI | 6:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Pepperdine at Oregon State | 6:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Nicholls at Stephen F. Austin | 6:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Loyola Marymount at San Diego | 6:00pm | ESPN+ |
| UIW at East Texas A&M | 6:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Buffalo at UMass | 6:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Montana State at Idaho State | 6:00pm | ESPN+ |
| St. Thomas at Denver | 6:00pm | Summit |
| Duke vs. Michigan | 6:30pm | ESPN |
| Vermont at NJIT | 7:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Eastern Kentucky at Bellarmine | 7:00pm | ESPN+ |
| New Orleans at Lamar | 7:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Furman at Wofford | 7:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Austin Peay at Jacksonville | 7:00pm | ESPN+ |
| North Carolina A&T at Elon | 7:00pm | FloCollege |
| Illinois at UCLA | 8:00pm | FOX |
| Illinois State at Bradley | 8:00pm | ESPN2 |
| Providence at DePaul | 8:00pm | FS1 |
| A&M-Corpus Christi at McNeese | 8:00pm | ESPNU |
| New Mexico at Fresno State | 8:00pm | CBSSN |
| Wyoming at Grand Canyon | 8:00pm | KTVK |
| Northern Arizona at Northern Colorado | 8:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Indiana State at Belmont | 8:00pm | ESPN+ |
| South Dakota at Oral Roberts | 8:00pm | Summit |
| Kentucky at Auburn | 8:30pm | ESPN |
| Texas A&M at Oklahoma | 8:30pm | SECN |
| Pacific at Gonzaga | 9:00pm | KHQ |
| UTEP at NM State | 9:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Montana at Weber State | 9:00pm | ESPN+ |
| UCF at Utah | 9:00pm | ESPN+ |
| CSUN at Long Beach State | 9:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Cal State Fullerton at CSU Bakersfield | 9:30pm | ESPN+ |
| Saint Mary’s at Washington State | 10:00pm | ESPN2 |
| Utah State at Nevada | 10:00pm | FS1 |
| UC Santa Barbara at Hawai’i | 10:00pm | ESPNU |
| Santa Clara at San Francisco | 10:00pm | CBSSN |
| UC San Diego at UC Irvine | 10:00pm | Spectrum |
| Idaho at Sacramento State | 10:00pm | KMAX |
| Portland at Seattle U | 10:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Iowa State at BYU | 10:30pm | ESPN |
| MOTORSPORTS | TIME ET | TV |
| NASCAR Truck: Fr8 Racing 208 | 1:30pm | FS1 |
| Xfinity: Bennett Transportation & Logistics 250 | 5:00pm | CW |
| GOLF | TIME ET | TV |
| PGA: Genesis Invitational | 1:00pm | GOLF |
| PGA: Genesis Invitational | 3:00pm | CBS |
| LPGA Tour: LPGA Thailand | 10:30pm | GOLF |
| SOCCER | TIME ET | TV |
| La Liga: Real Sociedad vs Real Oviedo | 8:00am | ESPN+ |
| Serie A: Juventus vs Como | 9:00am | Paramount+ |
| Bundesliga: Wolfsburg vs Augsburg | 9:30am | ESPN+ |
| Bundesliga: Union Berlin vs Bayer Leverkusen | 9:30am | ESPN+ |
| Bundesliga: Bayern München vs Eintracht Frankfurt | 9:30am | ESPN+ |
| Bundesliga: Köln vs Hoffenheim | 9:30am | ESPN+ |
| EPL: Brentford vs Brighton & Hove Albion | 10:00am | Peacock |
| EPL: Aston Villa vs Leeds United | 10:00am | Peacock |
| EPL: Chelsea vs Burnley | 10:00am | Peacock |
| La Liga: Real Betis vs Rayo Vallecano | 10:15am | ESPN+ |
| Ligue 1: Lens vs Monaco | 11:00am | beIN Sports fuboTV |
| Serie A: Lecce vs Internazionale | 12:00pm | Paramount+ |
| Bundesliga: RB Leipzig vs Borussia Dortmund | 12:30pm | ESPN+ |
| La Liga: Osasuna vs Real Madrid | 12:30pm | ESPN+ |
| EPL: West Ham United vs AFC Bournemouth | 12:30pm | Peacock |
| Ligue 1: Toulouse vs Paris | 1:00pm | beIN Sports fuboTV |
| MLS: St. Louis City vs Charlotte | 2:30pm | MLS Season Pass |
| Serie A: Cagliari vs Lazio | 2:45pm | Paramount+ |
| EPL: Manchester City vs Newcastle United | 3:00pm | Peacock |
| La Liga: Atlético Madrid vs Espanyol | 3:00pm | ESPN+ |
| Ligue 1: PSG vs Metz | 3:05pm | beIN Sports fuboTV |
| MLS: Cincinnati vs Atlanta United | 4:45pm | MLS Season Pass |
| Liga MX: Atlas vs Atlético San Luis | 6:00pm | VIX |
| MLS: DC United vs Philadelphia Union | 7:30pm | MLS Season Pass |
| MLS: Orlando City SC vs New York RB | 7:30pm | MLS Season Pass |
| MLS: Vancouver Whitecaps vs Real Salt Lake | 7:30pm | MLS Season Pass |
| Liga MX: León vs Santos Laguna | 8:00pm | fuboTV |
| Liga MX: Necaxa vs Toluca | 8:00pm | VIX |
| MLS: Austin vs Minnesota United | 8:30pm | MLS Season Pass |
| MLS: Dallas vs Toronto FC | 8:30pm | MLS Season Pass |
| MLS: Houston Dynamo vs Chicago Fire | 8:30pm | MLS Season Pass |
| MLS: Nashville SC vs New England | 8:30pm | MLS Season Pass |
| MLS: Los Angeles FC vs Inter Miami | 9:30pm | MLS Season Pass |
| Liga MX: Cruz Azul vs Guadalajara | 10:00pm | VIX |
| MLS: Portland Timbers vs Columbus Crew | 10:30pm | MLS Season Pass |
| MLS: San Diego vs CF Montréal | 10:30pm | MLS Season Pass |
| MLS: SJ Earthquakes vs Sporting KC | 10:30pm | MLS Season Pass |
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