Prep basketball, hockey, ECHL, college basketball
2/14/2006HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
Boys
LAST NIGHT
Cardinal Stritch 22 14 16 15 67
St. Wendelin 12 20 13 12 57
STRITCH: McCloskey 5-1-8-21, Rupp 0-1-0-3, Ameling 3-2-0-12, Rutkowski 1-0-2, Crozier 0-1-1, Cassidy 5-0-10, Gargac 3-2-8, Petty 5-0-10. Totals: 22-4-11-67.
ST. WENDELIN: Ramge 3-1-1-10, Williams 3-2-8, Boehnlein 1-2-4, Smith 0-2-2, Luchini 4-0-8, A. Ward 1-6-0-20, B. Ward 1-1-0-5. Totals: 13-8-7-57.
JV: Stritch, 49-43.
Swanton 7 8 4 9 28
Patrick Henry 17 23 20 12 72
SWANTON: Betz 4-1-9, LaVigne 2-1-5, Camp 2-0-4, Montion 2-0-4, Vincent 1-0-2, Rhodes 1-0-2, Butler 1-0-2. Totals: 12-1-1=28.
PATRICK HENRY: Brubaker 7-1-2-19, Meyer 4-2-0-14, Ky. Tietje 1-3-0-11, Ke. Tietje 3-1-2-11, Krauss 3-1-7, Zack 2-1-5, Badenhop 2-0-4, Yarnell 0-1-1. Totals: 22-7-7-72.
JV: Patrick Henry won.
Fayette 13 17 10 8 48
Stryker 18 7 8 18 51
FAYETTE: Kunkle 4-4-12, Kramer 1-1-0-5, Rupp 9-2-20, Armstrong 0-1-4-7, Franks 0-1-1, Kovar 0-1-0-3. Totals: 14-3-11-48.
STRYKER: Bowers 3-1-7, Burkholder 1-0-2, Brown 4-1-2-13, Grieser 0-1-1, Bernath 2-1-2-9, Miller 0-2-2, Clingaman 5-6-16, Short 0-1-1. Totals: 15-2-15-51.
Port Clinton 11 18 8 15 52
Norwalk 12 9 18 10 49
PORT CLINTON: Kuras 1-1-3-8, Meisler 0-1-0-3, Cellier 0-1-1-4, Irvin 3-2-8, Horne 3-1-0-9, Cox 0-1-0-3, Francis 7-3-17. Totals: 14-5-9-52.
NORWALK: K. Jurtz 3-1-7, Clark 1-0-2, Clay 4-1-9, B. Kurtz 3-6-12, Thomas 4-2-10, Johnston 3-1-7, Smith 0-2-2. Totals: 18-13-49.
JV: Norwalk, 51-42.
Ottawa-Glandorf 47, Napoleon 44
SCHEDULE
(Games at 7:30 unless noted)
City League
TONIGHT
Northview at Central Catholic
St. Francis at Fremont Ross
Fostoria at Whitmer
Northern Lakes League
TONIGHT
Adrian at Anthony Wayne
Suburban Lakes League
TONIGHT
Elmwood at Woodmore
Genoa at Gibsonburg
Lakota at Otsego
TAAC
TONIGHT
Danbury at Old Fort
Emmanuel Baptist at Greenhills
Ottawa Hills at New Riegel
NWOAL
Midland Athletic League
TONIGHT
Fremont St. Joe at Mohawk
Seneca East at Plymouth
Blanchard Valley
TONIGHT
McComb at Ft. Jennings
Green Meadows Conference
TONIGHT
Ayersville at Kalida
Hilltop at Fairview
Holgate at Van Wert
Lincolnview at Wayne Trace
Southeast Michigan
Tri-County
TONIGHT
Lenawee Christian at Summerfield
Lenawee County Athletic Assoc.
TONIGHT
Tecumseh at Dundee
Onsted at Stockbridge
Other SE Michigan
TONIGHT
Addison at East Jackson
Chelsea at Bedford
Belleville at Monroe
Monroe Jefferson at Riverview
Milan at Monroe St. Mary CC
Girls
LAST NIGHT
Toledo Christian 17 18 16 13 64
Maumee Valley 9 13 14 10 46
TOLEDO CHRISTIAN: Schad 1-0-2, Whitlow 0-1-1, Aschbaucher 1-1-3, Cellier 4-1-4-15, Longenecker 5-0-10, Beauch 7-0-14, Emmenecker 8-3-19. Totals: 26-1-9-64.
MAUMEE VALLEY: Yechoor 1-2-0-8, Rorick 1-2-0-8, Micham 3-0-6, Holman 5-2-3-19, Durham 1-1-0-5 Totals: 11-7-3-46.
JV: TC, 42-11.
Eastwood 14 12 24 13 63
Woodmore 5 13 6 12 36
EASTWOOD: Young 5-1-2-15, McIntire 1-2-3-11, Haws 2-2-6, Thornton 2-3-7, McCracken 1-3-0-11, Helm 0-2-2, Jacoby 1-3-0-11. Totals: 12-9-12-63.
WOODMORE: Lowry 2-2-6, Hernandez 1-1-0-5, Costantini 0-1-0-3, Wright 1-2-4, Perkins 0-1-2-5, Rhodes 5-2-12, Maix 0-1-1. Totals: 9-3-8-36.
JV: Woodmore, 25-20.
Ottawa Hills 12 19 6 12 49
Evergreen 9 15 13 13 50
OTTAWA HILLS: Keener 1-0-2, Overley 0-1-0-3, Donnelly 4-1-9, Lewis 1-0-2, Buckey 1-2-0-8, Netter 2-0-4, Jamieson 9-3-21. Totals: 18-3-4-49.
EVERGREEN: Bohland 1-1-3, Farnsel 2-1-1-8, Creque 7-5-19, Langenderfer 3-2-8, Brockhurst 1-1-3, Stieb 4-1-9. Totals: 18-1-11-50.
JV: Evergreen, 32-30, OT.
SCHEDULE
(Games at 7:30 unless noted)
City League Championship Week
TOMORROW
Varsity Semifinals at Waite
Scott vs. Bowsher. 6:30
Waite vs. Central, 8:30
THURSDAY
Varsity Consolation at St. Ursula
Start vs. Clay, 6
St. Ursula vs. Notre Dame, 7:30
Varsity Consolation at Whitmer
Libbey vs Woodward, 6
Whitmer vs. Rogers, 7:30
SATURDAY
At Waite
Freshman Championship, 11 a.m.
Junior Varisty Championship, 1 p.m.
Varsity Championship, 3 p.m.
Northern Lakes League
TONIGHT
Anthony Wayne at Northview
Bowling Green at Perrysburg
Maumee at Southview
Springfield at Rossford
FRIDAY
Anthony Wayne at Maumee
Rossford at Bowling Green
Northview at Perrysburg
Southview at Springfield
Suburban Lakes League
THURSDAY
Eastwood at Otsego
Elmwood at Gibsonburg
Genoa at Lake
Lakota at Woodmore
TAAC
THURSDAY
Danbury at Ottawa Hills
Toledo Christian at Northwood
SATURDAY
Swanton at Ottawa Hills
Maumee Valley at Toledo Christian
NWOAL
TONIGHT
Fayette at Delta
Pettisville at Liberty Center
Swanton at Edgerton
Wauseon at Napoleon
THURSDAY
Patrick Henry at Wauseon
Archbold at Defiance
SATURDAY
Delta at Evergreen
North Baltimore at Patrick Henry
Swanton at Ottawa Hills
ECHL
LAST NIGHT
No games scheduled
SUNDAY
Toledo 4, Reading 2
Dayton 4, Johnstown 3
Charlotte 2, Augusta 1
Gwinnett 4, Trenton 3
Columbia 4, South Carolina 1
Fresno 4, Stockton 1
Alaska 5, Phoenix 2
TONIGHT
Toledo at Dayton
Gwinnett at Augusta
Pensacola at Charlotte
Greenville at Florida
Idaho at Fresno
San Diego at Las Vegas
Long Beach at Phoenix
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Men
Mid-American Conference
SUNDAY
Kent St. 67, N. Illinois 55
Miami 67, Ball St. 63
W. Michigan 65, Ohio 62
TONIGHT
Bowling Green at Akron, 8
TOMORROW
Kent St. at Buffalo, 7
Ball St. at Cent. Michigan, 7
Ohio at Miami, 7
E. Michigan at W. Michigan, 7
FRIDAY
Buffalo at Iona, Noon
Akron at Nevada, 9
SATURDAY
Toledo at Detroit, 4
Wright St. at Bowling Green, 3:30
Butler at Kent St., 12:30
Morehead St. at Cent. Michigan, 2
Indiana St. at W. Michigan, 2
Tennessee St. at Ball St., 4
E. Michigan at E. Illinois, 4
Illinois St. at Miami, 4:30
Samford at Ohio, 8
Big Ten Conference
SUNDAY
Ohio St. 69, Illinois 53
TONIGHT
Michigan St. at Iowa, 9
TOMORROW
Ohio St. at Wisconsin, 8
Minnesota at Michigan, 7
Northwestern at Illinois, 8
Indiana at Penn St., 8
SATURDAY
Northwestern at Ohio St., Noon
Michigan at Michigan St., 4
Penn St. at Purdue, 2:30
Iowa at Minnesota, 4:30
SUNDAY FEB. 19
Indiana at Illinois, 3:30
National
LAST NIGHT
MIDWEST
Butler 63, Wis.-Green Bay 57
EAST
Boston College 59, Stony Brook 47
Manhattan 82, Niagara 81, OT
Marist 74, Canisius 71
Villanova 69, Connecticut 64
SOUTH
Appalachian St. 83, W. Carolina 66
Coastal Carolina 88, N.C.-Asheville 70
Davidson 81, The Citadel 77
Radford 81, Charleston Southern 76
SE Louisiana 66, Texas St. 46
South Alabama 81, New Orleans 71
SOUTHWEST
Kansas 64, Oklahoma St. 49
AP Top 25
The top 25 teams in The Associated Press men s college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Feb. 12, total 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. Connecticut (67) 22-1 1,795 1
2. Duke (4) 23-1 1,726 2
3. Memphis 22-2 1,635 3
4. Villanova (1) 19-2 1,581 4
5. Gonzaga 20-3 1,502 5
6. Texas 21-3 1,457 6
7. George Washington 20-1 1,289 8
8. Tennessee 18-3 1,218 11
9. Pittsburgh 19-3 1,177 14
10. Florida 21-3 1,157 7
11. West Virginia 18-5 1,103 9
12. Ohio St. 18-3 953 19
13. Boston College 19-5 836 17
14. Illinois 20-4 825 10
15. UCLA 20-5 709 13
16. Michigan St. 18-6 679 12
17. Georgetown 17-5 674 15
18. Iowa 19-6 596 18
19. Oklahoma 16-5 471 20
20. Washington 18-5 459 21
21. N.C. State 19-5 435 16
22. Kansas 17-6 297
23. North Carolina 15-6 291 23
24. Bucknell 20-3 133
25. LSU 16-7 68
Others receiving votes: California 67, N. Iowa 61, Nevada 41, Wichita St. 27, Wisconsin 23, George Mason 19, Michigan 18, Colorado 13, S. Illinois 11, UAB 10, Indiana 9, Akron 8, Creighton 7, Louisville 4, Stanford 4, Wis.-Milwaukee 4, Air Force 2, UTEP 2, W. Kentucky 2, Marquette 1, N. Arizona 1.
USA Today/ESPN Top 25
The top 25 teams in the USA Today-ESPN men s college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Feb. 12, 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. Connecticut (22) 22-1 759 1
2. Duke (8) 23-1 749 2
3. Memphis (1) 22-2 710 3
4. Villanova 19-2 678 4
5. Gonzaga 20-3 632 5
6. Texas 21-3 627 7
7. Florida 21-3 539 6
8. George Washington 20-1 534 8
9. Pittsburgh 19-3 512 13
10. Tennessee 18-3 504 14
11. West Virginia 18-5 445 10
12. Ohio State 18-3 436 17
13. Illinois 20-4 377 9
14. UCLA 20-5 348 12
15. Boston College 19-5 326 18
16. Michigan State 18-6 301 11
17. Georgetown 17-5 269 16
18. N.C. State 19-5 260 15
19. Oklahoma 16-5 239 20
20. Iowa 19-6 205 19
21. Washington 18-5 139 23
22. Kansas 17-6 118
23. North Carolina 15-6 100 24
24. Bucknell 20-3 50
25. LSU 16-7 42
Others receiving votes: UAB 24; California 22; Colorado 22; George Mason 22; Northern Iowa 20; Michigan 14; Wisconsin 12; Indiana 9; Nevada 9; Iona 4; Murray State 3; Wichita State 3; Alabama 2; San Diego State 2; Western Kentucky 2; Akron 1; Creighton 1; Florida State 1; North Carolina-Wilmington 1; Southern Illinois 1; Texas-El Paso 1.
Women
Mid-American Conference
TONIGHT
Miami at Buffalo, 7
W. Michigan at Cent. Michigan, 7
TOMORROW
Toledo at Ball St., 7
Bowling Green at Akron, 7
Ohio at Kent St., 7
E. Michigan at N. Illinois, 8
SATURDAY
E. Michigan at Toledo, 7
Buffalo at Bowling Green, Noon
Ohio at Miami, Noon
W. Michigan at Ball St., Noon
Kent St. at Akron, 2
Cent. Michigan at N. Illinois, 3
AP Top 25
The top 25 teams in The Associated Press women s college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Feb. 12, total 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. Duke (23) 22-1 1,115 2
2. LSU (20) 22-1 1,103 3
3. North Carolina (1) 23-1 1,065 1
4. Maryland (2) 22-2 1,018 6
5. Tennessee 22-3 915 5
6. Ohio St. 21-2 901 7
7. Rutgers 19-3 886 8
8. Connecticut 22-3 880 4
9. Oklahoma 21-4 782 9
10. Purdue 20-3 744 10
11. Stanford 18-5 636 14
12. Baylor 17-5 604 12
13. Georgia 17-6 598 13
14. Michigan St. 19-7 548 15
15. Arizona St. 20-5 500 16
16. DePaul 20-5 481 17
17. Minnesota 17-6 409 11
18. Boston College 19-6 286 21
19. BYU 20-2 265 18
20. New Mexico 18-6 254 20
21. Texas A&M 19-5 193 t24
22. Vanderbilt 17-8 157 22
23. Temple 18-6 145 19
24. Louisiana Tech 18-4 131 t24
25. Utah 17-5 118
Others receiving votes: Indiana St. 74, St. John s 36, UCLA 18, Bowling Green 13, Tulsa 11, Kentucky 10, Florida St. 9, Notre Dame 9, Charlotte 6, Louisville 6, Florida 5, George Washington 4, Saint Joseph s 4, Virginia Tech 3, Hartford 2, Old Dominion 2, Chattanooga 1, Marquette 1, Missouri 1, Washington 1.
FOOTBALL
Arena Football League
SUNDAY
Austin 37, Kansas City 33
Grand Rapids 66, Los Angeles 41
Colorado 65, Las Vegas 55
Chicago 56, Nashville 55, OT
San Jose 58, Arizona 50
FRIDAY
Austin at Dallas, 8:30 p.m.
Georgia at Las Vegas, 10:30 p.m.
SATURDAY
Colorado at Nashville, 8 p.m.
Utah at Arizona, 9 p.m.
Chicago at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m.
TRANSACTIONS
BASEBALL
National League
MILWAUKEE BREWERS Agreed to terms with RHP David Bush, LHP Jorge De La Rosa, RHP Justin Lehr, RHP Dennis Sarfate and OF Gabe Gross on one-year contracts.
American Association
ST. JOE BLACKSNAKES Signed LHP Jason Navarro.
PENSACOLA PELICANS Signed LHP Richard Dobson.
Can-Am League
SUSSEX SKYHAWKS Released RHP Glen Keeton, RHP Brad Kirsch and OF Bernard Caston.
NASHUA PRIDE Signed INF Elliot Ayala.
Golden League
SURPRISE FIGHTIN FALCONS Released RHP James Beever.
Northern League
JOLIET JACKHAMMERS Re-signed 1B Jayson Drobiak.
BASKETBALL
National Basketball Association
PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS Activated F Darius Miles from the injured list.
FOOTBALL
National Football League
ARIZONA CARDINALS Re-signed CB Robert Tate.
NEW YORK GIANTS Named David Merritt assistant secondary coach, Tom Quinn assistant special teams coach and Andre Curtis defensive quality control coach.
Arena Football League
GRAND RAPIDS RAMPAGE Placed FB-LB Johnnie Balous, L Jason Berger and WR-DB Jerome Riley on recallable waivers.
Canadian Football League
WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS Agreed to terms with DE Tom Canada.
HOCKEY
National Hockey League
CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS Assigned D James Wisniewski and D Danny Richmond from Norfolk of the AHL.
COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS Reassigned G Andrew Penner, F Joakim Lindstrom and F Ben Simon to Syracuse of the AHL.
EDMONTON OILERS Assigned F Jean-Francois Jacques and D Mathieu Roy to Hamilton of the AHL.
ST. LOUIS BLUES Assigned F Mike Glumac, F Lee Stempniak and F Trent Whitfield to Peoria of the AHL.
SAN JOSE SHARKS Reassigned RW Steve Bernier to Cleveland of the AHL.
VANCOUVER CANUCKS Assigned D Tomas Mojzis and G Maxime Ouellet to Manitoba of the AHL.
American Hockey League
GRAND RAPIDS GRIFFINS Assigned G Drew MacIntyre to Toledo of the ECHL.
HARTFORD WOLF PACK Recalled G Chris Holt from Charlotte of the ECHL.
MANITOBA MOOSE Recalled G Rob McVicar from Victoria of the ECHL.
NORFOLK ADMIRALS Released D Danny Eberly.
WILKES-BARRE/SCRANTON PENGUINS Recalled RW Cam Paddock from Wheeling of the ECHL. Assigned C Sean Collins to Wheeling.
TORONTO MARLIES Recalled G Todd Ford from Pensacola of the ECHL. Assigned D Derek Landmesser to Memphis of the CHL.
Central Hockey League
FORT WORTH BRAHMAS Traded D Andrew Nahirniak to Wichita for LW Chris Bain and future considerations.
MEMPHIS RIVERKINGS Placed D Drew Terry on waivers.
TULSA OILERS Traded RW Drew Otten to Austin for LW Shawn Roed and future considerations and D Todd Paul and LW Korey Diehl to Corpus Christi for F Mike Lukajic and D Doug Watkins.
ECHL
READING ROYALS Released F Brent Ozarowski and F Graig Mischler. Loaned F Doug Christiansen to Hershey of the AHL.
LACROSSE
National Lacrosse League
MINNESOTA SWARM Signed F Spencer Martin. Released D Mark Miyashita.
MOTORSPORTS
NASCAR Suspended Chad Knaus, Jimmie Johnson s crew chief, from the Daytona 500 because of illegal modifications made to the car during pole qualifying.
SOCCER
Major League Soccer
LOS ANGELES GALAXY Announced the resignation of Nick Ammazzalorso, communications manager.
TENNIS
ITF Suspended Karol Beck two years after testing positive for a steroid during last year s Davis Cup semifinal.
COLLEGE
ALBANY, N.Y. Named Greg Keagle assistant baseball coach.
BELHAVEN Named Robert Frost women s volleyball coach.
C.W. POST Named Meghan McNamara women s assistant lacrosse coach.
DUKE Named Charles London running backs coach, Scottie Montgomery wide receivers coach, Don Yanowsky tight ends and special teams coach and John Strollo offensive line coach.
FRANKLIN & MARSHALL Named Walter Dacuycuy assistant baseball coach.
INDIANA STATE Named Blair Hrovat offensive coordinator.
KANSAS Suspended G Shaquina Mosley indefinitely from the women s basketball team.
MARIAN, IND. Named Ted Karras Jr. football coach.
MINNESOTA Named Craig Bray secondary coach and Mark Criner linebackers coach. Announced the retirement of Moe Ankeny, assistant head football coach.
OKLAHOMA STATE Announced Eddie Sutton, men s basketball coach, is on medical leave and Sean Sutton will coach the team for the remainder of the season.
SYRACUSE Named Brian White offensive coordinator and Phil Early quarterbacks coach.
WISCONSIN Named Earl Lane defensive line coach.
COLLEGE HOCKEY
CCHA
OVERALL RECORDS: Miami 20-5-4, Lake Superior St. 15-9-6, Michigan St. 17-10-7, Michigan 18-11-3, Neb.-Omaha 17-11-4, Ferris St. 14-12-6, N. Michigan 16-14-2, Ohio St. 14-14-4, Alaska-Fairbanks 13-13-4, Notre Dame 11-16-3, Bowling Green 13-18-1, W. Michigan 7-21-4.
TONIGHT
Ohio St. at Miami
FRIDAY
Notre Dame at Bowling Green
Ferris St. at Ohio St.
Miami at Michigan St.
Michigan at Nebraska-Omaha
N. Michigan at Lake Superior St.
W. Michigan at Alaska-Fairbanks
SATURDAY
Notre Dame at Bowling Green
Ferris St. at Ohio St.
Lake Superior St. at N. Michigan
Miami at Michigan St.
Michigan at Nebraska-Omaha
W. Michigan at Alaska-Fairbanks
BOWLING HONOR ROLL
300 games
Craig Walczak, Jug s 300-279-248-827
P.J. Sadowski, Twin Oaks 300-259-226-785
Brad Bowman, Jug s 235-226-300-782
Rick Quintanilla, SptsCen. 300-201-225-726
Men (750 or better)
Brad Bowman, Jug s 801
Ron Reitzel, SportsCenter 786
Jason Miller, Jug s 784
Ernie Molnar, Southwyck 783
Steve Jakubowski, Jug s 780
Mike Koepfler, SportsCenter 779
Andy Reutz, Jug s 778
Barry Grey, SportsCenter 775
Jerry Sniadecki, Jug s 773
Pat Thayer, SportsCenter 771
Dave Adams, Bowlero 771
Wendell Wilson, Bowlero 767
Thomas Henry, SportsCenter 766
Gary Thornton, Bowlero 763
Jeff Kwiakowski, Twin Oaks 761
Demitry Rabb, SportsCenter 758
Steve Smith, Bowlero 755
Mike Racette, Jug s 751
Ed Isaac, Jug s 751
Marty Coller, Jug s 750
Women (650 or better)
Bergetta Garth, Bowlero 703
Shelley Ditmyer, Jug s 698
Tamekia Bradford, SportsCenter 695
Ashley Robles, Twin Oaks 673
Sue Utter, SportsCenter 669
Laura Austin, SportsCenter 656
NOTES
Elmwood High School will host its STUDENT vs. STAFF BASKETBALL GAME Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the school s gymnasium. Funds generated from tickets sale will go toward the sophomores junior prom next year.
Northwood High School has OPENINGS for an ASSISTANT BASEBALL COACH and a HEAD GIRLS SOCCER COACH. Send resumes to Ken James, Northwood H.S., 700 Lemoyne Rd., Northwood 43619 or call 419-691-4651.
Thee Toledo Reign WOMEN S PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL TEAM will hold tryouts February 26 from 4 to 5 p.m. at the Synergy Sports & Fitness , 5400 W. Central Ave. A non-refundable tryout fee of $40 will charge. Call 419-654-5799 for more details.
PREP HOCKEY
Northwest Hockey Conf.
Northwest Ohio District Tournament
(All games at Tam O Shanter)
TONIGHT
No. 4 Bowling Green vs. Clay, 5:30 p.m., Rink 2
Findlay vs. Perrysburg, 7:30 p.m., Rink 2
SIGNINGS
TOMMY MANGOTIC has accepted a soccer scholarship from Ashland University. He is a midfielder from Anthony Wayne High School.
LATEST LINE
NBA
MIAMI 10 (197) Orlando
DETROIT 91/2 (180) New Jersey
MILWAUKEE 5 (OFF) Seattle
CHICAGO 31/2 (196) Sacramento
LA CLIPPERS 41/2 (180) Houston
College Basketball
S. CAROLINA 51/2 Alabama
WICHITA STATE 6 Creighton
AKRON 131/2 Bowling Green
Northern Iowa 8 INDIANA STATE
PENNSYLVANIA 14 Princeton
West Virginia 51/2 SETON HALL
TEMPLE 41/2 St. Joseph s
CLEMSON 21/2 Maryland
DUKE 17 Wake Forest
TEXAS 26 Baylor
MEMPHIS 251/2 Southern Miss
SW MO. STATE 171/2 Evansville
ILLINOIS STATE 2 Drake
BRADLEY 31/2 Southern Illinois
IOWA 2 Michigan State
FAIRFIELD 2 St. Peter s
Home Team in CAPS
TENNIS
Proximus Diamond Games
Antwerp, Belgium
Singles
First Round
Klara Koukalova d. Lucie Safarova 6-2, 6-4.
Katarina Srebotnik d. Francesca Schiavone (8) 6-4, 6-2.
Iveta Benesova d. Maria Vento-Kabchi 6-3, 6-2.
Dinara Safina d. Virginie Razzano 6-4, 4-6, 6-3.
Doubles
First Round
Yulia Beygelzimer and Andreea Vanc d. Claire Curran, Ireland, and Liga Dekmeijere 4-6, 6-2, 6-1.
Stephanie Foretz and Michaella Krajicek d. Kirsten Flipkens and Caroline Maes 7-5, 7-5.
Open 13
Marseille, France
Singles
First Round
Radek Stepanek (7) d. Tomas Berdych 7-5, 6-4.
Gilles Simon d. Jarkko Nieminen 4-6, 6-3, 6-2.
Davis Cup
WORLD GROUP
First Round
United States 4, Romania 1
San Diego
Singles
Andrei Pavel d. Andy Roddick 6-7 (2), 2-6, 7-6 (8), 6-2, 6-4.
James Blake d. Victor Hanescu 6-4, 7-6 (5), 6-2.
Doubles
Bob and Mike Bryan d. Victor Hanescu and Horia-Vlad Tecau 6-2, retired.
Reverse Singles
Andy Roddick d. Razvan Sabau 6-3, 6-3, 6-2.
James Blake d. Horia-Vlad Tecau 6-1, 7-5.
Money Leaders
Through Sunday
ATP
Money
1, Roger Federer, $1,064,560. 2, Marcos Baghdatis, $507,120. 3 (tie), Nicolas Kiefer and David Nalbandian, $230,640. 5, Ivan Ljubicic, $220,320. 6, Nikolay Davydenko, $173,390. 7, Bob and Mike Bryan, $171,215. 9, Fabrice Santoro, $162,750. 10, Tommy Haas, $159,635.
Champions Race
1, Roger Federer, 250. 2, Marcos Baghdatis, 153. 3, Ivan Ljubicic, 120. 4 (tie), David Nalbandian and Nicolas Kiefer, 90. 6, Tommy Haas, 87. 7, Nikolay Davydenko, 77. 8, Jarkko Nieminen, 61. 9 (tie), Fabrice Santoro and Xavier Malisse, 56.
Entry System Rankings
1, Roger Federer, 7275. 2, Rafael Nadal, 4615. 3, Andy Roddick, 2785. 4, David Nalbandian, 2570. 5, Ivan Ljubicic, 2395. 6, Nikolay Davydenko, 2355. 7, Guillermo Coria, 2100. 8, Andre Agassi, 2065. 9, Gaston Gaudio, 2050. 10, David Ferrer, 1730.
WTA
Money
1, Amelie Mauresmo, $963,937. 2, Justine Henin-Hardenne, $519,248. 3, Martina Hingis, $275,696. 4, Maria Sharapova, $268,675. 5, Elena Dementieva, $241,789. 6, Kim Clijsters, $226,475. 7, Samantha Stosur, $211,429. 8, Yan Zi, $188,454. 9, Zheng Jie, $183,658. 10, Patty Schnyder, $145,107.
Rankings
1, Kim Clijsters, 3478. 2, Amelie Mauresmo, 3435. 3, Lindsay Davenport, 2803. 4, Maria Sharapova, 2615. 5, Justine Henin-Hardenne, 2578. 6, Mary Pierce, 2542. 7, Nadia Petrova, 1975. 8, Elena Dementieva, 1956. 9, Patty Schnyder, 1946. 10, Venus Williams, 1630.
Championship Points
1, Amelie Mauresmo, 896. 2, Justine Henin-Hardenne, 687. 3, Maria Sharapova, 449. 4, Martina Hingis, 440. 5, Kim Clijsters, 363. 6, Elena Dementieva, 351. 7, Nadia Petrova, 315. 8, Patty Schnyder, 293. 9, Nicole Vaidisova, 259. 10, Francesca Schiavone, 249.
SPORTLIGHT
Feb. 14
1951 Sugar Ray Robinson wins the middleweight title with a technical knockout in the 13th round over Jake LaMotta in Chicago.
1953 Bill Chambers of William & Mary grabs 51 rebounds in a 105-84 victory over Virginia.
1975 Julius Erving of the New York Nets scores 63 points in a 176-166 quadruple overtime loss to the San Diego Conquistadors. The 342 points set an ABA record.
1977 Philadelphia s Al Hill sets a record for most points in an NHL debut with five points two goals and three assists in a 6-4 victory over the St. Louis Blues.
1986 Wayne Gretzky gets seven assists as the Edmonton Oilers beat the Quebec Nordiques 8-2.
1988 Bobby Allison outduels his 26-year-old son Davey to win the Daytona 500 and becomes the first 50-year-old ever to win NASCAR s premier event.
1990 Mario Lemieux of the Pittsburgh Penguins ends his 46-game scoring streak, the second-longest in NHL history, leaving after two periods of a 4-3 overtime victory over the New York Rangers.
1992 Bonnie Blair becomes the first American woman in 40 years to win two gold medals in the Winter Olympics when she takes the 1,000-meter speed skating event. Toni Nieminen, 16, becomes the youngest male Winter Olympic champion ever, leading Finland to the team ski jumping title. He s a day younger than American bobsledder Bill Fiske was in 1928.
1998 Mississippi wins on Kentucky s homecourt for the first time since 1927 with a 73-64 victory. It s the Rebels first win in 20 games in Rupp Arena and just the second in 45 contests at Kentucky.
2004 Anaheim s Sergei Fedorov is the first Russian-born player to collect 1,000 points with an assist on Keith Carney s goal in the second period of the Ducks 2-1 win over Vancouver.
2004 Philadelphia s Sean Burke wins his 300th career game by stopping 25 shots in a 6-2 win over the Rangers. Burke is the 20th goalie to reach the milestone.
2005 Savannah State is 0-for-the-season, becoming just the second NCAA Division I school in a half-century to go through an entire season without a win, losing to Florida A&M 49-44 to finish 0-28.