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Jasmine James scored 16 points and fourth-seeded Georgia rallied from a nine-point second-half deficit to defeat top-seeded Stanford, 61-59, in an NCAA tournament regional semifinal in Spokane, Wash., on Saturday night. Jasmine Hassell and Tiaria Griffin contributed 13 points apiece, Shacobia Barbee grabbed 12 rebounds and Anne Marie Armstrong finished with 10 boards for the Bulldogs (28-6), who will play second-seeded California or sixth-seeded LSU in the Elite Eight on Monday. Chiney Ogwumike had 26 points and 12 rebounds to lead the Cardinal (33-3)

Junior midfielder Rhiannon Coogle (North Harford) scored a career-high six goals to lead the Towson women's lacrosse team to a 14-9 win at Delaware on Sunday afternoon in their Colonial Athletic Association opener. The Tigers (2-7, 1-0) ended a five-game losing streak with the win and now have won 13 straight CAA regular-season games dating to the 2011 season. Delaware (6-4, 0-1) opened the game hot, scoring five of the game's first seven goals. But Towson opened the second half on a 4-0 run to take a 10-6 lead with 20:54 to play.

Dewey Beach, Del. Delaware Music Festival Four stages, 22 bands, no cover charge - and did we mention it's at the beach? If this sounds like fun, head to the Delaware Music Festival. Since 2003, this festival has showcased performances by some of Delaware's best bands. Enjoy dancing, singing and a preview of summer fun all weekend at the Rusty Rudder. The Delaware Music Festival begins Friday, March 29, at 9 p.m. and continues until 1 a.m. March 31. The event at the Rust Rudder is free to the public.

Forging a .500 record 10 games into the season usually isn't news. But doing so after an 0-3 start is an achievement for any program. That's where Towson sits after escaping Colonial Athletic Association foe Delaware with a 7-6 decision in overtime Friday night. The Tigers (5-5 overall and 1-0 league) have won three of their past four contests, and they overcame three-goal deficits to Navy and the Blue Hens and a two-goal hole to UMBC. But coach Shawn Nadelen didn't want to make too much of the team's reversal.

Andrew Hodgson (two goals) scored the game-winner from 13 yards out as the Towson men's lacrosse team beat host Delaware, 7-6, in overtime Friday night. Towson (5-5, 1-0 Colonial Athletic Association) trailed 6-5 before Greg Cuccinello scored to force overtime. The Blue Hens fell to 2-7, 0-2. National men No. 11 Princeton 10, No. 18 Yale 9: Mike MacDonald completed his hat trick with 8:57 left in the game and the host Tigers (5-2, 1-1 Ivy League) withstood a two-goal rally by the Bulldogs (3-3, 0-2)

The No. 20 Duke men's lacrosse team jumped all over host No. 4 North Carolina early and often Wednesday night. A strong first-half performance and finish led the Blue Devils to an 11-8 upset of the rival Tar Heels. Jordan Wolf finished with a game-high three goals for Duke, which led 8-4 at halftime. A third-quarter lull let Carolina back in as the Heels went on a 3-0 run to cut the gap to 8-7. But Duke outscored Carolina 3-1 in the fourth, with Wolf adding the final goal with 1:49 left.

Maryland Democrats must be oblivious to the fact that people will buy gas where it is the least expensive ("Democratic plan raises gas tax," March 5). People, including truckers, going North or South on Interstate 95 will purchase fuel in either Delaware or Virginia avoiding paying more if Maryland is more expensive. Those who live close to or work in Pennsylvania, Virginia, Delaware or D.C. will purchase their fuel there. How much fuel revenue will be lost by increasing the price with taxes?

Women's college basketball Terps ' Hawkins, Thomas are All-ACC Maryland senior Tianna Hawkins and junior All-American Alyssa Thomas were voted to both the Blue Ribbon Panel All-Atlantic Coast Conference first team and the head coaches' All-ACC first team, announced Monday by the conference. Thomas led the league in rebounding throughout the season with 10.3 per game, and Hawkins finished just behind her with 9.4. Thomas also finished second in assists with 5.3 per contest.

Evan Washburn was NBC Sports Network's sideline analyst for Maryland's 12-10 upset of reigning national champion Loyola on Feb. 23. He also is the CBS Sports Network's analyst and will provide color commentary for the March 31 meeting between Army and No. 6 Colgate on March 31. The former Delaware defenseman, who can be followed on Twitter via @Evan Washburn, offered his thoughts on No. 1 Maryland's convincing victory over Duke, No. 5 Johns Hopkins' concerns...

After opening the season with a 23-6 loss to No. 3 Maryland, Mount St. Mary's has scored back-to-back victories over then-No. 17 Bucknell and Delaware. So what has changed? Not much, according to coach Tom Gravante. “I think my staff and I knew that we were capable of beating these teams,” he said Monday morning. “I'll always go back to the stat sheet, and there are certain stats that you have to win or at least go 50 percent on, and we knew they were capable. At Maryland [on Feb. 12]