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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Michigan coach John Beileins new contract will keep him with the Wolverines through the 2018-19 season. Whether retirement awaits after that, he isnt ready to say. The 60-year-old coach will make $2.45 million in annual compensation under the new deal. The three-year extension replaced his previous contract, which was to end after the 2015-16. His first contract, which paid $1.3 million plus incentives, made him the highest paid basketball coach in school history. And now he is set through the 2018-19 season. "At least," he said Tuesday. "When I first got here, I at least wanted to coach that contract. Who knows right now where that all goes, but I love the faith the university has in me to at least redo my contract to that extension." He said there was no sense of urgency to get a deal done, but added it felt good knowing he could make incoming high school juniors a promise hed be there if they signed with Michigan. "It would be good to get it as we began recruiting," he said. "My plan was to coach at least six more years and put that so the 2015 class knew." The Wolverines fell to Louisville in the NCAA title game, the schools first trip there since the early 1990s. Beilein said the cache that comes with reaching the final game of the season only has helped on the recruiting trail. He remembered one of his earliest recruits here asking him if Michigan ever was any good in basketball. "When we ask them if they watched the championship game they say, Of course," he said. "When we ask them if theyre interested in Michigan, they say, Of course. Thats very positive." Beilein has guided the Wolverines to four NCAA Tournament appearances and the team shared its first Big Ten title last year for the first time since 1986. Guards Trey Burke and Tim Hardaway Jr., key players in the championship-game run, left early and were taken in the first round of the NBA draft. 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PETERSBURG, Fla.New South Wales women 1 for 123 (Healy 56*, Blackwell 36*) beat Queensland women 119 (Barsby 30, Farrell 3-20, Smith 2-6)Scorecard and ball-by-ball details New South Wales women defeated Queensland women by nine wickets in the final of the Womens National Cricket League in Brisbane to put behind last years runner-up finish and clinch their 18th title in 21 seasons of the tournament.Queenslands decision to bat first backfired as NSWs bowlers, led by Rene Farrell, the right-arm pacer, hunted in a pack to bowl them out for 119 in 41.1 overs at the Allan Border Field. NSW then reached the target with 156 balls to spare courtesy wicketkeeper Alyssa Healys unbeaten 56 and her unbroken second-wicket partnership of 78 with her captain Alex Blackwell (36*).The tone for Queenslands collapse was set early with opener Beth Mooneys dismissal by Farrell off the first ball of the match. Farrell then removed Jess Jonassen, who had struck 21 of the 27 runs her team had made, before Farrell struck a third timme in the ninth over to leave Queensland tottering at 40 for 4.ddddddddddddDelissa Kimmince, the Queensland captain, then steadied the innings with a 53-run partnership for the fifth wicket with Jemma Barsby. Kimmince could not convert her start, though, with Maisy Gibson, the left-arm spinner, taking her out for 24. And with Barsby falling soon after, having top-scored with 30, Queensland slid to a paltry total.Farrell finished with a tally of 3 for 20 in seven overs, and was named Player of the Match. Gibson and offspinner Lauren Smith were both miserly and took two wickets each.NSW made a steady start to their chase with Healy and Rachael Haynes putting on 45 for the first wicket, before medium-pacer Grace Harris dismissed the latter for 18. Healy and Blackwell then combined to shut the doors on a Queensland fightback as they overhauled the target in 24 overs. 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