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  • MOTORSPORTS

    Carl Edwards won at Phoenix International Raceway on Saturday to remain in mathematical contention to defend his Nationwide Series title.

  • MOTORSPORTS

    Carl Edwards won at Phoenix International Raceway on Saturday to remain in mathematical contention to defend his Nationwide Series title.

  • State College Women

    First half--Sterling, Yates (UA). Second half--Baldi (Stahr). Shootout--Sterling, Grafford (good); McPherson,Cook (good), Baldi (good), Calderon (good). Shots--Sterling 2-5-0-1--8, McPherson 5-17-2-0--24. Saves--Sterling, Clark 2-8-0-0--10; McPherson, Swanson 0-1-0-0--1.

  • HOMETOWN SPORTS

    Space precludes us from running all listings. To see all listings, go to Kansas.com/sports and click on "Other Sports." 12-year-old team looking for Spring '09 players to play Westurban and tournaments. Cannot turn 13 before May 1. Call Mark Banowetz at 316-393-4371.

  • HOCKEY

    Thunder forward Jason Duda was named CHL player of the week after three goals and an assist in three games over the weekend. Miguel Olivo and the Royals exercised mutual contract options Monday, keeping the catcher with Kansas City.

  • Honor Roll

    Men--Joe Thomas, Damon Salazar, David Tipton 300, Thomas 774. Women--Kristi Hromek 258, 721. Seniors men--John Weaver 235, 618. Women--Carole Young 203, 552. Boys--Derick Holmes 207, 500. Girls--Desirea Holmes 154, 447.

  • Another NYC Marathon win for Radcliffe

    BY RACHEL COHEN, Associated Press

    Paula Radcliffe glanced over her shoulder to see the competition lined up in single file behind her. The world record holder was so dominant in gusty conditions at the New York City Marathon that she served in the dual roles of leader and windbreaker and still breezed to a comfortable victory Sunday, her second straight and third overall.

  • BASKETBALL

    The Oklahoma City Thunder's first win didn't come without a little last-second trepidation. Kevin Durant scored 18 points and first-round pick Russell Westbrook sparked a comeback as the Thunder beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 88-85 Sunday night for their first victory in their new home.

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