Scoreboard
11/24/2003COLLEGE FOOTBALL
AP poll
The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 22, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking:
...............Record...............Pts...............Pvs...............
1. Oklahoma (65)...............12-0...............1,625...............1...............
2. Southern Cal...............10-1...............1,558...............2...............
3. LSU...............10-1...............1,492...............3...............
4. Michigan...............10-2...............1,432...............5...............
5. Georgia...............9-2...............1,319...............6...............
6. Texas...............9-2...............1,292...............7...............
7. Tennessee...............9-2...............1,215...............9...............
8. Ohio St................10-2...............1,171...............4...............
9. Florida St................9-2...............1,056...............11...............
10. Miami...............9-2...............1,019...............t13...............
11. Florida...............8-3...............975...............t13...............
12. Purdue...............9-3...............860...............16...............
13. Iowa...............9-3...............770...............17...............
14. Kansas St................10-3...............692...............19...............
15. Miami (Ohio)...............10-1...............665...............18...............
16. Washington St................9-3...............654...............8...............
17. Mississippi...............8-3...............567...............15...............
18. Boise St................10-1...............437...............20...............
19. TCU...............10-1...............407...............10...............
20. Pittsburgh...............8-3...............406...............21...............
21. Virginia Tech...............8-3...............279...............12...............
22. Bowling Green.............9-2...............270...............22..........
23. Oklahoma St................9-3...............205...............24...............
24. West Virginia...............7-4...............203...............25...............
25. Nebraska...............8-3...............158...............23...............
Others receiving votes: Arkansas 84, Minnesota 81, Maryland 80, Utah 69, Southern Miss. 26, Michigan St. 19, N. Illinois 17, Clemson 7, Connecticut 6, Oregon 4, Wisconsin 4, Memphis 1.
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USA Today/ESPN poll
The top 25 teams in the USA Today-ESPN college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, team's records through Nov. 22, points based on 25 points for a first-place vote, through one point for a 25th-place vote and last week's ranking:
...............Record...............Pts...............Pvs...............
1. Oklahoma (63)...............12-0...............1,575...............1...............
2. Southern California...............10-1...............1,510...............2...............
3. LSU...............10-1...............1,445...............3...............
4. Michigan...............10-2...............1,378...............5...............
5. Georgia...............9-2...............1,290...............6...............
6. Texas...............9-2...............1,232...............7...............
7. Ohio State...............10-2...............1,109...............4...............
8. Tennessee...............9-2...............1,105...............11...............
9. Florida State...............9-2...............1,098...............10...............
10. Miami (Fla.)...............9-2...............1,038...............13...............
11. Florida...............8-3...............855...............14...............
12. Iowa...............9-3...............786...............17...............
13. Purdue...............9-3...............784...............16...............
14. Washington State...............9-3...............701...............8...............
15. Kansas State...............10-3...............670...............18...............
16. Miami (Ohio)...............10-1...............494...............19...............
17. TCU...............10-1...............483...............9...............
18. Boise State...............10-1...............462...............20...............
19. Mississippi...............8-3...............427...............15...............
20. Virginia Tech...............8-3...............383...............12...............
21. Pittsburgh...............8-3...............335...............21...............
22. Minnesota...............9-3...............317...............21...............
23. Nebraska...............8-3...............228...............23...............
24. Oklahoma State...............9-3...............198...............24...............
25. Bowling Green...........9-2...............140...............25............
Also receiving votes: West Virginia 117; Utah 66; Maryland 61; Arkansas 30; Southern Mississippi 30; Michigan State 29; Northern Illinois 28; Clemson 26; Oregon 16; Louisville 6; Memphis 6; North Carolina State 6; Missouri 3; New Mexico 3; Wisconsin 2; Connecticut 1; North Texas 1; Toledo 1.
Mid-American Conf.
SATURDAY
Toledo 34, Western Michigan 17
Bowling Green 41, Ball State 14
Navy 63, Central Michigan 34
Northern Illinois 38, Eastern Michigan 24
Miami 49, Ohio 31
Kent State 34, Buffalo 24
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FRIDAY
Ohio at Marshall, 4:30
Miami at UCF, 1
SATURDAY NOV. 29
Toledo at Bowling Green, noon
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Big Ten Conference
SATURDAY
Michigan 35, Ohio State 21
Northwestern 37, Illinois 20
Purdue 24, Indiana 16
Michigan State 41, Penn State 10
Iowa 27, Wisconsin 21
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2003-04 Bowl Schedule
SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Dec. 16 New Orleans Bowl, Sun Belt champion vs. CUSA No. 4, 7 p.m. (ESPN2)
Dec. 18 GMAC Bowl at Mobile, Ala., CUSA No. 2 vs. MAC or WAC, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN2)
Dec. 22 Tangerine Bowl at Orlando, Fla., ACC No. 4 vs. Big 12, 5:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Dec. 23 Fort Worth (Texas) Bowl, CUSA No. 6 vs. Big 12 No. 8, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN2)
Dec. 24 Las Vegas Bowl, MWC No. 2 vs. Pac-10 No. 4/5, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Dec. 25 Hawaii Bowl at Honolulu, CUSA vs. WAC, 8 p.m. (ESPN)
Dec. 26 Motor City Bowl at Pontiac, Mich., MAC vs. Big Ten No. 7, 5 p.m. (ESPN)
Dec. 26 Insight.com Bowl at Phoenix, Pac-10 No. 4/5 vs. Big East No. 3, 8:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Dec. 27 Continental Tire Bowl at Charlotte, N.C., Big East No. 4/5 vs. ACC No. 5, 11 a.m. (ESPN)
Dec. 29 Alamo Bowl at San Antonio, Big Ten No. 4 vs. Big 12 No. 4, 9 p.m. (ESPN)
Dec. 30 Houston Bowl, SEC vs. Big 12, 4:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Dec. 30 Holiday Bowl at San Diego, Pac-10 No. 2 vs. Big 12 No. 3, 8 p.m. (ESPN)
Dec. 30 Silicon Valley Classic at San Jose, Calif., WAC vs. ACC, 10:30 p.m. (ESPN2)
Dec. 31 Music City Bowl at Nashville, Tenn., SEC vs. Big Ten No. 6, Noon (ESPN)
Dec. 31 Sun Bowl at El Paso, Texas, Big Ten No. 5 vs. Pac-10 No. 3, 2 p.m. (CBS)
Dec. 31 Liberty Bowl at Memphis, Tenn., MWC champion vs. CUSA champion, 3:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Dec. 31 Independence Bowl at Shreveport, La., Big 12 vs. SEC, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Dec. 31 San Francisco Bowl, MWC No. 3 vs. Big East No. 4/5, 10:30 p.m. (ESPN2)
Jan. 1 Outback Bowl at Tampa, Fla., Big Ten No. 3 vs. SEC No. 3, 11 a.m. (ESPN)
Jan. 1 Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, Fla., ACC No. 2 vs. Big East No. 2 or Notre Dame, 12:30 p.m. (NBC)
Jan. 1 Capital One Bowl at Orlando, Fla., Big Ten No. 2 vs. SEC, 1 p.m. (ABC)
Jan. 1 Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Calif., Michigan vs. Pac-10 champion, 4:30 p.m. (ABC)
Jan. 1 Orange Bowl at Miami, BCS vs. BCS, 8:30 p.m. (ABC)
Jan. 2 Cotton Bowl at Dallas, SEC vs Big 12 No. 2, 2 p.m. (FOX)
Jan. 2 Peach Bowl at Atlanta, ACC No. 3 vs. SEC No. 4, 4:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Jan. 2 Fiesta Bowl at Tempe, Ariz., BCS vs. BCS, 8 p.m. (ABC)
Jan. 3 Humanitarian Bowl at Boise, Idaho, WAC vs. ACC No. 6, 1 p.m. (ESPN or ESPN2)
Jan. 4 Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, BCS 1 vs. BCS 2, 8 p.m. (ABC)
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Saturday's Scores
EAST
Brown 42, Columbia 10
Bucknell 45, Georgetown, D.C. 16
Colgate 45, Holy Cross 38
Dartmouth 21, Princeton 15
Delaware 20, Villanova 17
Duquesne 12, Monmouth, N.J. 10
Fordham 35, Towson 22
Harvard 37, Yale 19
Lehigh 30, Lafayette 10
Massachusetts 31, Rhode Island 17
Navy 63, Cent. Michigan 34
New Hampshire 47, Maine 27
Penn 59, Cornell 7
Pittsburgh 30, Temple 16
West Virginia 34, Syracuse 23
SOUTH
Alabama A&M 50, Ark.-Pine Bluff 0
Alcorn St. 49, Jackson St. 25
Auburn 28, Alabama 16
Bethune-Cookman 39, Florida A&M 35
Boston College 34, Virginia Tech 27
Clemson 63, South Carolina 17
Coastal Carolina 48, Charleston Southern 14
Duke 30, North Carolina 22
E. Kentucky 27, Tennessee Tech 14
ETSU 16, The Citadel 13
Florida Atlantic 32, Fla. International 23
Furman 63, Chattanooga 21
Georgia 30, Kentucky 10
Hampton 48, Savannah St. 13
Howard 21, Delaware St. 6
LSU 17, Mississippi 14
Liberty 49, Hofstra 42, OT
Louisville 66, Houston 45
Maryland 26, N.C. State 24
McNeese St. 63, Nicholls St. 28
Memphis 21, Cincinnati 16
Miami 34, Rutgers 10
Morgan St. 43, Norfolk St. 34
Northeastern 41, James Madison 24
S. Carolina St. 49, N. Carolina A&T 9
Stephen F.Austin 44, Northwestern St. 14
Tennessee 48, Vanderbilt 0
Tennessee St. 35, Murray St. 10
Troy St. 28, Louisiana-Monroe 24
Tulane 28, East Carolina 18
UAB 22, South Florida 19
Virginia 29, Georgia Tech 17
W. Carolina 39, Gardner-Webb 16
William & Mary 59, Richmond 21
MIDWEST
Bowling Green 41, Ball St. 14
Iowa 27, Wisconsin 21
Jacksonville St. 22, SE Missouri 17
Kansas 36, Iowa St. 7
Kansas St. 24, Missouri 14
Kent St. 34, Buffalo 24
Miami (Ohio) 49, Ohio 31
Michigan 35, Ohio St. 21
Michigan St. 41, Penn St. 10
N. Illinois 38, E. Michigan 24
Northwestern 37, Illinois 20
Purdue 24, Indiana 16
Samford 17, E. Illinois 14
Toledo 34, W. Michigan 17
Valparaiso 54, Morehead St. 42
SOUTHWEST
Alabama St. 38, Texas Southern 26
Arkansas 52, Mississippi St. 6
Oklahoma 56, Texas Tech 25
Oklahoma St. 38, Baylor 21
Rice 45, UTEP 14
Texas State 49, Sam Houston St. 28
FAR WEST
Cal Poly-SLO 56, Humboldt St. 21
California 28, Stanford 16
Colorado St. 24, UNLV 23
Hawaii 59, Army 28
Idaho 20, Utah St. 13
Idaho St. 36, S. Utah 17
Montana St. 27, Montana 20
New Mexico 26, Wyoming 3
Oregon 34, Oregon St. 20
San Diego St. 24, Air Force 3
Southern Cal 47, UCLA 22
Tulsa 34, San Jose St. 32
Utah 3, BYU 0
Washington 27, Washington St. 19
Weber St. 35, St. Mary's, Cal. 15
Schedule
TUESDAY
FAR WEST
North Texas at New Mexico St., 7 p.m.
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THURSDAY
SOUTH
Tuskegee at Alabama St., 2 p.m.
Mississippi at Mississippi St., 7:30 p.m.
FRIDAY
SOUTH
Arkansas at LSU, 2:30 p.m.
MIDWEST
Louisville at Cincinnati, 11 a.m.
SOUTHWEST
Texas at Texas A&M, 3:30 p.m.
FAR WEST
Nebraska at Colorado, Noon
Arizona at Arizona St., 3 p.m.
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SATURDAY NOV. 29
EAST
Syracuse at Rutgers, Noon
Temple at West Virginia, 1 p.m.
Miami at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m.
SOUTH
Maryland at Wake Forest, TBA
Tennessee at Kentucky, 12:30 p.m.
Georgia at Georgia Tech, 1 or 8 p.m.
Virginia Tech at Virginia, 1 or 8 p.m.
Southern Miss. at East Carolina, 2 p.m.
Southern U. vs. Grambling St. at New Orleans, 2 p.m.
South Florida at Memphis, 2 p.m.
Rice at Louisiana Tech, 3 p.m.
Florida St. at Florida, 3:30 p.m.
MIDWEST
Iowa St. at Missouri, 1 p.m.
SOUTHWEST
TCU at SMU, 3 p.m.
UAB at Houston, 5 p.m.
Fresno St. at UTEP, 5 p.m.
FAR WEST
UNLV at Wyoming, 1 p.m.
Nevada at Boise St., 3 p.m.
Notre Dame at Stanford, 8 p.m.
Alabama at Hawaii, 11 p.m.
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THURSDAY, DEC. 4
MAC
Mid-American championship at TBD, 7 p.m.
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SATURDAY, DEC. 6
EAST
Notre Dame at Syracuse, 1 p.m.
Army vs. Navy at Philadelphia, 4 p.m.
SOUTH
SEC championship at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m.
MIDWEST
Big 12 championship at Kansas City, 8 p.m.
FAR WEST
Oregon St. at Southern Cal, 4:30 p.m.
Boise St. at Hawaii, 11:30 p.m.
COLLEGE HOCKEY
CCHA
THURSDAY
Wayne, Mich. 3, Michigan St. 2, OT
FRIDAY
Bowling Green 1, Cornell 1, tie
Miami 7, Alaska-Fairbanks 1
Michigan St. 7, Wayne, Mich. 2
Nebraska-Omaha 4, Ferris St. 1
Notre Dame 5, Lake Superior St. 3
Ohio St. 2, Colgate 1
W. Michigan 4, Mercyhurst 2
SATURDAY
Ferris St. 4, Nebraska-Omaha 0
Miami 5, Alaska-Fairbanks 4, OT
Bowling Green 2, Colgate 2, tie
Lake Superior St. 2, Notre Dame 2, tie
Mercyhurst 7, W. Michigan 4
Ohio St. 4, Cornell 3
TOMORROW
Bowling Green at W. Michigan
FRIDAY, NOV. 28
Colgate at W. Michigan
Massachusetts at Nebraska-Omaha
Minnesota at Michigan St. (College Hockey Showcase)
Niagara at Ferris St.
N. Michigan at Notre Dame
Wisconsin at Michigan (College Hockey Showcase)
SATURDAY, NOV. 29
Colgate at W. Michigan
Massachusetts at Nebraska-Omaha
Minnesota at Michigan (College Hockey Showcase)
Niagara at Ferris St.
N. Michigan at Notre Dame
Ohio St. at Bowling Green
Wisconsin at Michigan St. (College Hockey Showcase)
SOCCER
MLS CUP
Yesterday
At Carson, Calif.
San Jose 4, Chicago 2
SIGNING
PATRICK ROHRBAUGH of Napoleon has signed a national letter of intent to play baseball at the University of Toledo.
PREP SOCCER
Boys
ALL-MIDLAND/SUBURBAN
FIRST TEAM: Attacker - Adam Edens, Genoa; Josh Beaverson, Otsego; Brandon Kistler, Old Fort. Midfielder - Mike Threet, Genoa; Cory Hornyak, Genoa; Kyle Wright, Eastwood; Greg Burks, Old Fort. Defender - Tom Bizjack, Genoa; John Shaffer, Eastwood; Kent McCloskey, Lake; Zach Wise, Old Fort. Goalie - Jeremy Gregg, Old Fort.
SECOND TEAM: Attacker - Zach Alt, Genoa; Josh Oberdick, Eastwood; Matt Rollins, Lake. Midfielder - Jon Carrizales, St. Joe; Ben Burkett, St. Joe; Brett Riffner, Otsego; Kris Frank, Calvert. Defender - Brad Frederick, St. Joe; Brad Schlagheck, Genoa; Geoff Auer, Genoa; Nic Frank, Calvert. Goalie - Jim Minning, Lake.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Adam Edens, Genoa.
COACH OF THE YEAR: Dave Bertz, Genoa.
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ALL-TAAC
FIRST TEAM: Dan Bryant, Ottawa Hills; Joe Moore, Toledo Christian; Craig Choka, Maumee Valley; Josh Matanick, Toledo Christian; Andrew Bishara, Maumee Valley; Dylan Raleigh, Ottawa Hills; Sal Valone, Maumee Valley; Ryan Mathewson, Toledo Christian; Ryan Sieberg, Maumee Valley; Jason Siska, Ottawa Hills; Matt Latham, Toledo Christian.
SECOND TEAM: Yousef Aliakbar, Maumee Valley; Jeff Kane, Ottawa Hills; Jared Klena, Toledo Christian; Virgil Garcia, Toledo Christian; Chris Sackmann, Maumee Valley; Graham Williamson, Ottawa Hills; Colin Harpst, Emmanuel Baptist; Drew McGhee, Toledo Christian; Nate Stern, Maumee Valley; Paul Elliott, Ottawa Hills; Sanjay Dasni, Ottawa Hills.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Dan Bryant, Ottawa Hills.
COACH OF THE YEAR: Dave Prediger, Maumee Valley.
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ALL-SANDUSKY BAY
FIRST TEAM: Bob Isphording, Huron; Derek Feldhaus, Oak Harbor; Collin Shammo, Port Clinton; Dirk Dessecker, Perkins; Matt Barcus, Huron; James Marsh, Huron; Pat Dewey, Margaretta; Carlos Cebull, Perkins; Charlie Thompson, Huron; Robert Cousino, Oak Harbor; Steve Lonneman, Port Clinton; Kevin Craig, Huron.
SECOND TEAM: Devin Fleetwood, Margaretta; Andrew Aken, Perkins; Ryan Carroll, Perkins; Peter Matle, Port Clinton; Brennon Madison, Port Clinton; Brandon Gerber, Oak Harbor; Pat Herron, Perkins; Eric Hanley, Oak Harbor; Patrick Schmitz, Huron; Mark Smith, Perkins; Chris West, Perkins; Dave Kroll, Port Clinton.
OUTSTANDING PLAYER: Dirk Dessecker, Perkins.
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ALL-GREATER BUCKEYE
FIRST TEAM: Marion Harding - Ryan Winger. Fremont Ross - Matt Salas, Tyrone George. Napoleon - Greg Keller, Adam Birtcher, Alex Birtcher. Lima Sr. - Tony Briggs. Dandusky - Tristan Sample. Findlay - Drew Rimelspach, Andrew Snook, Logan Anderson.
SECOND TEAM: Marion Harding - Cory Haberman. Fremont Ross - Derek Sprouse, Blair Ellenberger, Anthony Weiker. Napoleon - Brian Murray. Lima Sr. - Zach Marshall, Jamal Remy. Sandusky - Pat McAuley. Findlay - Adam Grzybowski, Zach Burke, Ben Mercer.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Matt Salas, Fremont Ross.
COACH OF THE YEAR: Tim Carney, Napoleon.
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COACHES ALL-DISTRICT
Division I
FIRST TEAM: Casey Latchem, Perrysburg; Nick Weiner, St. Francis; Tom Yaggi, St. Francis; Ben Phillips, St. John's; Justin Weldon, Northview; Daniel Weiss, Southview; Jake Peters, St. Francis; Ryan Konz, Perrysburg; Adam Busdiecker, Whitmer; Drew Rimelspach, Findlay; Daniel Box, Anthony Wayne.
SECOND TEAM: Zach Wazny, St. Francis; Chad Taylor, Northview; Logan Anderson, Findlay; Jake Phillips, Southview; Matt Salas, Fremont Ross; Andrew Traber, Perrysburg; Bryan Johnson, St. John's; Chad Bell, Northview; Jason Sprouse, Clay; Andrew Snook, Findlay; Dan Lakis, Perrysburg.
COACH OF THE YEAR: John Orozco, St. Francis.
Division II
FIRST TEAM: Brandon Morse, Shawnee; Jonathan Niese, Defiance; Tony Moore, Elida; Nathen Stevely, Wapakoneta; Eric Pollitz, Ottawa-Glandorf; Greg Keller, Napoleon; Mark Hylton, Maumee; Eric Soltis, Rossford; Chris Bash, Kenton; Jacob Oberlin, Defiance; George Davis, Elida.
SECOND TEAM: Logan Renner, Bath; Brandon Bosch, Maumee; John Shaffer, Eastwood; Ryan Schollmeier, Ottawa-Glandorf; Alex Birtcher, Napoleon; Nick Guidera, Shawnee; Jarett Hottman, Kenton; Samuel Pepple, Bryan; Kevin Wajert, Defiance; Brad Jones, Rossford; Brian Warner, Elida.
COACH OF THE YEAR: Carlos Lopez, Defiance.
Division III
FIRST TEAM: Cody Maxwell, Kalida; Dan Bryant, Ottawa Hills; Kevin Bollinger, Fort Jennings; Drew Hartman, Van Buren; Adam Edens, Genoa; Nate Herrera, Cory-Rawson; Kurri Lewis, Riverdale; Brandon Kistler, Old Fort; Joe Moore, Toledo Christian; Blake Pifer, Ada; Byron Kaverman, Fort Jennings.
SECOND TEAM: Tyler Gleason, Bluffton; Brett Heitmeyer, Ottoville; Duane Rieman, Miller City; Andy Saxer, Swanton; Ryan Rettis, Lima CC; Tom Bizjack, Genoa; Andy Fetter, Ada; Rick Schnipke, Kalida; Lucas Hassink, Van Buren; Nick Shaublin, Temple Christian; Josh Beaverson, Otsego.
COACH OF THE YEAR: Dave Bertz, Genoa.
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Girls
ALL-NWOHSSL
Division 1
FIRST TEAM: Stephanie Wurth, St. Ursula; Emily Rizzo, Notre Dame; Chelsea Parrish, St. Ursula; Becky Boyne, Central; Bethany McGraw, Toledo Christian; Erin Nichols, Notre Dame; Emily Werner, St. Ursula; Kelli Kubicki, Whitmer; Heather Huffman, Whitmer; Courtney Weible, Central; Laura Smith, Notre Dame.
SECOND TEAM: Lizzie Traudt, St. Ursula; Brittney Hansen, St. Ursula; Jillian Whitlow, Toledo Christian; Emily Lange, Central; Julie Arnold, Notre Dame; Laura Scott, St. Ursula; Gretchin Dyer, St. Ursula; Melissa Boraggina, Notre Dame; Brooke Bauman, Central; Kerri Gramling, Notre Dame; Stacie Duvall, Toledo Christian.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Stephanie Wurth, St. Ursula.
COACH OF THE YEAR: Dave Lankey, Toledo Christian.
Division 2
FIRST TEAM: Angela Stroshine, Clay; Erica Broadway, Bowsher; Erin Cassidy, Bowsher; Rachel Moore, Clay; Marylin Hadley, Stritch; Andrea Lemon, Bowsher; Becky Roglin, Stritch; Jessica Temple, Start; Sarah Evans, Otsego; Samantha Williams, Bowsher; Alicia Guerra, Waite.
SECOND TEAM: Kendyll Besgrove, Clay; Jannelle Kasper, Stritch; Mollie Berry, Clay; Lindsey Amos, Otsego; Breanne Cottrell, Start; Brittany Burke, Waite; Katie Brentlinger, Stritch; Katie Swain, Clay; Alicia Bonnell, Stritch; Deedra Fillion, Clay; Lesley Holub, Bowsher.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Angela Stroshine, Clay.
COACH OF THE YEAR: Tim Porter, Bowsher.
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ALL-GREATER BUCKEYE
FIRST TEAM: Findlay - Caitlin Logan, Kate Turnow, Lori Summers, Brittani Croy. Napoleon - Mariel DeMichiei, Chelsea Small. Fremont Ross - Shannon Hickey, Erica Orndorff, Abby Werling. Sandusky - Lisa Good. Marion Harding - Amber Burns.
SECOND TEAM: Findlay - Michelle Jastal, Kristi Hewitt, Morgan Greeno, Angie Misamore. Napoleon - Brandi Arps, Melissa Schoenitz, Katie Oberhaus, Rachel Snyder. Fremont Ross - Betsy Adams. Sandusky - Lauren Jones. Marion Harding - Alyssa Lux, Tish Sunderland.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Caitlin Logan, Findlay.
COACH OF THE YEAR: Kim Dietrich, Napoleon.
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COACHES ALL DISTRICT
Division I
FIRST TEAM: Jessica Okoroafo, Northview; Stephanie Wurth, St. Ursula; Erin Stuckey, Maumee; Caitlin Logan Findlay; Jessica Hausfield, Southview; Emily Rizzo, Notre Dame; Ali Frogameni, Northview; Rachel Ross, Perrysburg; Chelsea Parrish, St. Ursula; Becky Boyne, Central; Elizabeth Kidder, Bowling Green.
SECOND TEAM: Angela Stroshine, Clay; Molly Sullivan, Northview; Allison Vallas, Perrysburg; Emily Werner, St. Ursula; Ciara Gossett, Southview; Erica Broadway, Bowsher; Darcie Elliott, Maumee; Brittani Croy, Findlay; Julia Dempster, Northview; Ashley Wray, Perrysburg; Courtney Schlenker, Wapakoneta.
COACH OF THE YEAR: Kevin Veroneau, Findlay.
Division II
FIRST TEAM: Jessie Rumer, Elida; Chelsea White, Swanton; Emily Goldsberry, Bluffton; Madeline Singer, Bryan; Gabriella Shllaku, Rossford; Stacey Verhoff, Ottawa-Glandorf; Jen Burgei, Ottoville; Carly Ramsdell, Bath; Stephanie Altenbach, Shawnee; Christi Lahey, Eastwood; Megan Niese, Miller City.
SECOND TEAM: Amanda Suever, Elida; Bethany McGraw, Toledo Christian; Allison Sanders, Ottawa-Glandorf; Tammy Pohlman, Delphos St. John's; Sara Buss, Kalida; Melanie Schroeder, Miller City; Rebecca Roggelin, Cardinal Stritch; Natasha DeVita, Bath; Megan McCracken, Eastwood; Haley Fannon, St. Marys; Sarah Wardell, Shawnee.
COACH OF THE YEAR: Les Boothby, Elida.
GOLF
ADT Championship
LPGA
West Palm Beach, Fla.; par 72
Meg Mallon, $215,000............... 71-71-72-67–281
A. Sorenstam, $115,000............... 74-70-67-71–282
Cristie Kerr, $86,000............... 74-69-71-71–285
Beth Daniel, $57,000............... 75-72-68-72–287
Se Ri Pak, $50,000............... 73-70-72-73–288
Grace Park, $43,000............... 76-75-69-69–289
Michele Redman, $33,000............... 72-72-72-74–290
Rosie Jones, $33,000............... 76-67-73-74–290
Laura Diaz, $26,500............... 69-77-71-74–291
Karrie Webb, $21,500............... 73-75-73-72–293
P.Meunier-Lebouc, $21,500............... 74-73-72-74–293
Becky Morgan, $21,500............... 76-70-73-74–293
Rachel Teske, $15,750............... 77-76-70-71–294
Lorie Kane, $15,750............... 70-74-78-72–294
Juli Inkster, $15,750............... 76-75-70-73–294
Sophie Gustafson, $15,750............... 73-77-69-75–294
Pat Hurst, $13,500............... 73-77-77-71–298
Mi-Hyun Kim, $13,000............... 76-73-74-77–300
Kelly Robbins, $12,250............... 82-75-71-73–301
Laura Davies, $11,500............... 73-69-81-79–302
Candie Kung, $10,800............... 82-75-77-69–303
Lorena Ochoa, $10,800............... 76-76-76-75–303
Dorothy Delasin, $10,800............... 74-79-71-79–303
Hee-Won Han, $10,800............... 76-72-76-79–303
Angela Stanford, $10,000............... 76-73-74-81–304
Heather Bowie, $9,500............... 79-76-74-76–305
Jeong Jang, $9,500............... 80-71-78-76–305
Catriona Matthew, $8,925............... 80-78-74-75–307
Hilary Lunke, $8,925............... 81-76-74-76–307
Wendy Ward, $8,700............... 80-79-78-78–315
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Presidents Cup
George, South Africa; par 73
INTERNATIONAL 17, UNITED STATES 17
Singles
United States 7<$fr1,2>, International 4<$fr1,2>
Jim Furyk, United States, d. Mike Weir, International, 3 and 1.
Jerry Kelly, United States, d. Tim Clark, International, 1 up.
Kenny Perry, United States, d. Nick Price, International, 1 up.
K.J. Choi, International, d. Justin Leonard, United States, 4 and 2.
Charles Howell III, United States, d. Adam Scott, International, 5 and 4.
Jay Haas, United States, d. Stephen Leaney, International, 4 and 3.
Retief Goosen, International, d. Phil Mickelson, United States, 2 and 1.
Peter Lonard, International, d. Fred Funk, United States, 4 and 3.
Chris DiMarco, United States, d. Stuart Appleby, International, 1 up.
Vijay Singh, International, d. David Toms, United States, 4 and 3.
Tiger Woods, United States, d. Ernie Els, International, 4 and 3.
Davis Love III, United States, halved with Robert Allenby, International.
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UBS Cup
Seniors
St. Simons Island, Ga.; par 70
REST OF THE WORLD 12, UNITED STATES 12 (U.S. Retains the UBS Cup)
Singles matches
Hale Irwin, U.S., d. Bernhard Langer, 7 & 5; Bruce Lietzke, U.S., d. Barry Lane, 6 & 5; Mark O'Meara, U.S., d. Ian Woosnam, 6 & 5; Tony Jacklin, ROW, d. Arnold Palmer, 1 up; Nick Faldo, ROW, d. Curtis Strange, 2-up; Tom Watson, U.S., halved with Colin Montgomerie; Des Smyth, ROW, d. Craig Stadler, 1 up; Bill Longmuir, ROW, d. Rocco Mediate, 1 up; Brad Faxon, U.S., d. Carl Mason, 2 & 1; Raymond Floyd, U.S., halved with Rodger Davis, ROW; Hal Sutton, U.S., d. Vicente Fernandez, 2 & 1; Scott Hoch, U.S., halved with Eduardo Romero, ROW.
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Dunlop Phoenix
MIYAZAKI, JAPAN; PAR 71
Thomas Bjorn, Denmark............... 67-65-69-71–272
Daisuke Maruyama, Japan............... 67-65-72-70–274
Lee Westwood, England............... 69-72-68-66–275
Tetsuji Hiratsuka, Japan............... 68-65-74-68–275
David Gossett, U.S................ 69-71-67-68–275
Sergio Garcia, Spain............... 66-65-67-78–276
Hank Kuehne, U.S................ 66-75-64-73–278
Kenichi Kuboya, Japan............... 67-70-70-72–279
Toshimitsu Izawa, Japan............... 67-69-67-77–280
David Smail, N. Zealand............... 68-73-71-69–281
Craig Parry, Australia,............... 67-72-73-69–281
Hideki Kase, Japan............... 69-69-69-74–281
P. Marksaeng, Thailand............... 68-69-69-75–281
ECHL
YESTERDAY
Roanoke 3, Dayton 2
Mississippi 4, Texas 0
Louisiana 4, Columbus 1
Columbia 3, Greenville 2, OT
Greensboro 3, South Carolina 2, OT
Long Beach 4, Bakersfield 3
SATURDAY
Toledo 9, Wheeling 3
Johnstown 5, Dayton 2
Reading 6, Las Vegas 2
Atlantic City 4, Trenton 2
Florida 3, Florence 1
Columbia 4, Columbus 3, OT
Augusta 3, Louisiana 2
Texas 4, Pensacola 1
Greenville 4, Gwinnett 3, SO
Cincinnati 2, Peoria 1
Bakersfield 3, Fresno 1
Idaho 3, Alaska 2
TONIGHT
No games scheduled
TOMORROW
Cincinnati at Atlantic City
Fresno at Idaho
Mississippi at Pensacola
Alaska at San Diego
SPORTS NOTE
Waite High School is accepting applications for head baseball coach. Send resume to Dave Yenrick, Waite High School, 301 Morrison Drive, Toledo, OH. 43605. Any questions contact Bob Utter, 419-693-9112.
RACEWAY PARK
FIRST-Pace, NW1PMLTCD, $1,700, 2:03.3
Trilex(G Grismore) 28.80 12.80 7.40
Weekend Scooter(M Headworth) 5.60 3.20
In The Making(C Peter) 5.80
Also–Lil E Hart, Olivia's Promise, Mr Parker, Aromatase, Proud Attitude, G W,
Exacta 7-1 Paid $163.60
Trifecta 7-1-9 Paid $1,865.00
Superfecta 7-1-9-A Paid $2,590.00
SECOND-Pace, NW2PMLTCD, $2,100, 1:59.0
Supinator(D Cincebox) 6.60 4.00 2.40
Velvet Sha(D Rideout) 4.40 4.00
Lady Dancer(M Headworth) 3.20
Also–Game Joseph, He's The Most, Nite Raider, Eternal Art, Imperial Sahbra, Countylinehustler,
Exacta 4-1 Paid $19.80
Trifecta 4-1-9 Paid $93.80
Superfecta 4-1-9-2 Paid $269.20
Daily Double 7-4 Paid $116.60
THIRD-Pace, 2000CL, $1,700, 2:00.0
Chowgoo(R Stahl) 204.60 61.80 25.80
Joppa Jobe(A Lake) 6.00 5.60
C Mon Co Coa(D Rideout) 85.40
Also–Jac's Choice, Rock N Fiddle, Holly Hill Limited, Bret Seven, Scuba Cam, U R Terrific,
Exacta 8-1 Paid $2,013.00
Trifecta 8-1-A Paid $1,565.00
Superfecta 8-1-A-A Paid $4,033.00
FOURTH-Pace, NW1250L6CD, $2,100, 1:58.4
Sportscenter A(A Merriman) 4.80 3.00 3.40
Dollars and Sense(K Kash Jr) 4.00 3.60
He's Inebriated(G Grismore) 6.20
Also–Blue Cloud, Dumpy Beach, Kamesa N, Sea Sick, Standrewsbobby, Motzi,
Exacta 7-4 Paid $18.60
Trifecta 7-4-5 Paid $81.20
Superfecta 7-4-5-1 Paid $1,411.20
FIFTH-Pace, 8000CL NW8, $2,500, 1:58.2
Samaryllis(R Conner) 7.60 3.80 2.60
Dragon Magic(S Albright) 10.20 3.20
Bally Ho(D Cincebox) 2.40
Also–Magic Road, Nice Connection, Speedy Dart, Moonlight Gambit, B J Jo, Art's Nookie,
Exacta 5-9 Paid $79.80
Trifecta 5-9-1 Paid $171.40
Superfecta 5-9-1-8 Paid $1,347.40
SIXTH-Pace, NW3000L6CD, $3,200, 1:56.0
Crazy Bob (G Grismore) 3.80 2.60 2.20; Lotzee Man (R Conner) 2.80 2.60; Slip Slidin Myway (D Rideout) 2.20. Also–Forcees, Punctual Sam, Sunami, Rain Man.
Exacta 3-5, $11.20; Trifecta 3-5-1, $28.40; Superfecta 3-5-1-6, $51.60.
SEVENTH-Pace, NW750L6CD, $1,700, 2:00.1
Cash Queen (T Marts Jr) 11.20 6.20 3.40; Impeachment (D Rideout) 5.20 3.40; Brets Kin (M Headworth) 4.60. Also–Jackpot Sahbra, Champerty, Cams Pride, Captain Chaos, Bay Towner.
Exacta 4-1, $51.80; Trifecta 4-1-9, $270.40; Superfecta 4-1-9-3, $2,937.20.
EIGHTH-Pace, NW1250L6CD, $2,100, 1:56.3
Red Star Minckler (K Kash Jr) 3.60 2.60 2.60; Went To Vegas (M Headworth) 3.40 3.20; Truly American (D Cincebox) 5.40. Also–Jate's Touch, Mark Thomas, Raise The Bar, Peter C Zombro, Correlation, Jillys Jag.
Exacta 1-3, $15.60; Trifecta 1-3-6, $79.60; Superfecta 1-3-6-4, $151.20.
NINTH-Pace, 3000CL, $2,100, 1:58.2
Ballymarlin N (K Kash Jr) 5.20 3.20 3.20; Traction Control (R Conner) 4.00 3.00; Kings Fortress (K Pluta) 6.00. Also–Holly Hill Melody, D Milan Hunter, Cedarlawn Trace, Tired Eyes, Surf and Sea, Yankee Lahar.
Exacta 1-6, $28.80; Trifecta 1-6-8, $171.00; Superfecta 1-6-8-2, $420.20.
10TH-Pace, 2000CL, $1,700, 2:00.0
Honest Viking (M Peterson) 66.20 12.40 9.80; Flaming Sahbra (K Kash Jr) 4.60 3.60; Rock N Rivit (M Headworth) 10.60. Also–Goodbye Scott, Jasper Willow, Star Georgio, Mel's Northstar, Andits Hy Tyme.
Exacta 6-5, $160.00; Trifecta 6-5-8, $2,653.00; Superfecta 6-5-A-A, $1,206.40.
11TH-Pace, NW/CD, $1,500, 2:00.1
Proud As Cam Bea (R Conner) 12.60 5.00 3.40; Clockwork Hanover (B Sturgeon) 3.00 3.20; Mr Credit (D Cincebox) 5.00. Also–Dear Cadet, Forever Sweet, Fly'n Little Lady, Sky Classic, Raiderator, Teason Forareason.
Exacta 5-4, $54.00; Trifecta 5-4-1, $231.00; Superfecta 5-4-1-9, $880.60; Pick 3 1-A-5, $81.40.
ATTENDANCE 542. HANDLE $48,548.
PREP FOOTBALL
Ohio playoffs
STATE SEMIFINALS
DIVISION I
SATURDAY
Lakewood St. Edward 44, St. John's 7
Cin. Elder 31 Dublin Scioto 7
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DIVISION II
FRIDAY
Avon Lake 48, Chardon 8
Trenton Edgewood 33, Cols. Brookhaven 13
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DIVISION III
FRIDAY
Massillon Paul Brown Stadium
Cle. Benedictine 47, Steubenville 7
Kenton 42, Newark Licking Valley 21
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DIVISION IV
SATURDAY
Cleveland VASJ 21, Bellaire 14
Versailles 28, Delta 7
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DIVISION V
FRIDAY
Amanda-Clearcreek 10, Warren JFK 7, 2OT
Gahanna Cols. Academy 41, Delphos St. John's 35, OT
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DIVISION VI
SATURDAY
Columbus Grove 27, Monroeville 24
Maria Stein Marion Local 21, Newark Catholic 14
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STATE FINALS
DIVISION I
At Canton Fawcett Stadium, Saturday Nov. 29, 8 p.m.
(3) Lakewood St. Edward (11-3) vs. (1) Cincinnati Elder (13-1)
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DIVISION II
At Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium, Friday Nov. 28, 8 p.m.
(2) Avon Lake (14-0) vs. (1) Trenton Edgewood (14-0)
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DIVISION III
State Final
At Canton Fawcett Stadium, Friday Nov. 28, 3:30 p.m.
Cle. Benedictine (13-1) vs. (5) Kenton (11-3)
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DIVISION IV
At Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium, Saturday Nov. 29, 3:30 p.m
(6) Cleveland VASJ (10-4) vs. (2) Versailles (14-0)
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DIVISION V
State Final
At Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium, Friday Nov. 28, 11 a.m.
Amanda-Clearcreek (13-1) vs. (4) Gahanna Cols. Academy (12-2)
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DIVISION VI
At Canton Fawcett Stadium, Saturday Nov. 29, 11 a.m.
(1) Columbus Grove (14-0) vs. (8) Maria Stein Marion Local (11-3)
TENNIS
Fed Cup
MOSCOW
WORLD GROUP
Championship
France 4, United States 1
Saturday
Singles
Amelie Mauresmo, France, d. Lisa Raymond, 6-4, 6-3; Mary Pierce, France, d. Meghann Shaughnessy, 6-3, 3-6, 8-6.
Sunday
Reverse singles
Amelie Mauresmo, France, d. Meghann Shaughnessy, 6-2, 6-1; Emilie Loit, France, d. Alexandra Stevenson, 6-4, 6-2.
Doubles
Martina Navratilova-Lisa Raymond, United States, d. Stephanie Cohen-Aloro-Emilie Loit, 6-4, 6-0.
HOLES IN ONE
JEFFREY FRETTI, No. 12 at Inverness Club, 161 yards, 4-wood.
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BARB SCHRADER, No. 7 at Giant Oak Executive, 65 yards, wedge.
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Men
EAST
Army 67, Coast Guard 53
Georgetown 79, Penn St. 78
Georgia Tech 90, Cornell 69
Utah 51, Stony Brook 48
SOUTH
Auburn 85, Md.-Eastern Shore 61
Miami 78, Louisiana-Monroe 60
William & Mary 91, Liberty 64
MIDWEST
Bradley 92, Northeastern 86
Chicago 78, Springfield 66
Findlay 91, St. Francis, Ind. 60
Illinois St. 87, Florida A&M 70
Indiana St. 67, Gardner-Webb 53
Iowa 107, N.C.-Asheville 80
Purdue 66, Samford 50
Urbana 77, Walsh 72
TOURNAMENTS
FIU/Hampton Inn Tip-off Tournament
Championship
Montana St. 57, Howard 54
Third place
Fla. International 66, Quinnipiac 65
Paradise Jam
First round
Boston College 60, Monmouth, N.J. 50
Pepsi-Marist Classic
Championship
Yale 70, Coastal Carolina 65
Third place
E. Michigan 82, Marist 62
WEEKEND TRANSACTIONS
BASKETBALL
National Basketball Association
DALLAS MAVERICKS – Activated G Tony Delk from the injured list.
HOCKEY
National Hockey League
COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS – Recalled G Pascal Leclaire from Syracuse of the AHL. Returned G Pascal Leclaire to Syracuse of the AHL.
FLORIDA PANTHERS – Recalled RW Juraj Kolnik and D Grant McNeill from San Antonio of the AHL.
MINNESOTA WILD – Placed LW Pierre Marc-Bouchard on injured reserve.
NASHVILLE PREDATORS – Placed RW Scott Walker on injured reserve.
NEW YORK RANGERS – Agreed to terms with G Phil Osaer.
SAN JOSE SHARKS – Recalled G Seamus Kotyk from Cleveland of AHL.
ECHL
MISSISSIPPI SEA WOLVES – Traded G Mike Buckley to Gwinnett. Signed D Jason Kean.
COLLEGE
IDAHO – Announced it will not renew the contract of Tom Cable, football coach.
BOWLING HONOR ROLL
Men (750 or better)
Mike Aumiller, Twin Oaks............... 771
Dan Hayes, Timbers............... 758