For the Record
Baseball
College
Yesterday's Result
At Simmon's Field in Kailua, Kona
Wich. St. 000 402 11(13)—21 20 0
UH-Hilo 000 000 00 0— 0 4 4
Steve Uhlmansiek, Noah Booth (6) and Cody Clark, Brandon Hall. Robert Shimabuku, Adam Inaba (8), Blaine Vernon (9) and Chris Savio. WP—Uhlmansiek. LP—Shimabuku.
Leading Hitters—WSU: Kenny Waddell 2-2; Green 3-6, 3 RBIs; Logan Sorensen 2-5, double, home run; Cody Clark 2-4, double; Mark Johnson 2-4, double; J.R. DiMercurio 2-2; Phil Napolitan 3-5, triple, home run, 5 RBIs; Shawn Smarsh double. UHH: Nalei Sooto 2-3, double; Jonathan Cabral double.
Basketball
College Men
AP Top Twenty Five
With first-place votes in parentheses, and records through Sunday:
Rec. Pts Pv
1, Arizona (59) 20-2 1,786 1
2, Kentucky (13) 20-3 1,738 3
3, Texas 17-4 1,607 6
4, Louisville 19-2 1,589 2
5, Oklahoma 17-4 1,464 5
6, Kansas 19-5 1,437 9
7, Florida 20-4 1,390 4
8, Duke 17-4 1,208 8
9, Pittsburgh 17-4 1,125 7
10, Wake Forest 17-3 1,109 15
11, Marquette 18-4 1,008 11
12, Notre Dame 19-5 990 10
13, Maryland 15-6 847 16
14, Xavier 18-4 844 18
15, Syracuse 17-4 719 17
16, Oklahoma St. 19-4 611 13
17, Creighton 22-3 597 12
18, California 18-4 563 22
19, Mississippi St. 16-5 558 19
20, Illinois 16-5 523 14
21, Stanford 19-6 337 24
22, Georgia 14-7 209 20
23, Utah 19-4 180 —
24, Purdue 16-6 176 —
25, Dayton 18-4 174 —
Others receiving votes: Wisconsin 149, Missouri 129, Tennessee 88, Connecticut 71, Oregon 39, Saint Joseph's 38, Fresno St. 16, Gonzaga 16, Butler 15, Arizona St. 12, Auburn 7, Memphis 6, Kent St. 5, Alabama 3, BYU 3, S. Illinois 3, Wis.-Milwaukee 3, Manhattan 2, Villanova 2, Weber St. 2, Holy Cross 1, Indiana 1.
USA Today/ESPN Top 25 Poll
With first-place votes in parentheses, and records through Sunday:
Rec. Pts Pv
1, Arizona (29) 20-2 773 1
2, Kentucky (2) 20-3 742 3
3, Louisville 19-2 687 2
4, Texas 17-4 679 6
5, Oklahoma 17-4 651 4
6, Kansas 19-5 608 10
7, Florida 20-4 579 5
8, Duke 17-4 532 8
9, Pittsburgh 17-4 497 7
10, Notre Dame 19-5 460 9
11, Wake Forest 17-3 435 17
12, Marquette 18-4 427 11
13, Maryland 15-6 334 15
14, Xavier 18-4 329 16
15, Illinois 16-5 320 13
16, Oklahoma State 19-4 308 14
17, Syracuse 17-4 306 18
18, Creighton 22-3 289 12
19, Mississippi State 16-5 208 20
20, California 18-4 201 23
21, Stanford 19-6 142 24
22, Missouri 15-6 79 21
23, Purdue 16-6 77 25
24, Connecticut 15-6 72 19
24, Georgia 14-7 72 22
Others receiving votes: Dayton 65, Utah 60, Oregon 44, Saint Joseph's 34, Wisconsin 27, Tennessee 11, Butler 9, Fresno St. 5, Gonzaga 2, Memphis 2, Michigan St. 2, Southern Illinois 2, BYU 1, Central Mich. 1, Cincinnati 1, La.-Lafayette 1, Weber St. 1.
Yesterday's Results
EAST
Cent. Connecticut St. at Wagner, ppd.
Marist 91, St. Peter's 86
Miami at Providence, ppd.
Pittsburgh at Georgetown, ppd.
Quinnipiac at Long Island U., ppd.
Rider 58, Fairfield 56
Villanova at Seton Hall, ppd.
SOUTH
Beth.-Cookman 57, Md.-East. Shore 48
Chattanooga at VMI, ppd.
Coll. of Charleston 79, W. Carolina 63
ETSU at UNC-Greensboro, ppd.
Florida 77, New Orleans 48
Florida A&M at Howard, ppd.
Furman 77, The Citadel 60
Grambling St. 69, Texas Southern 60
Hampton at Coppin St., ppd.
Jackson St. 75, Prairie View 70
Liberty 79, Coastal Carolina 73
Lipscomb 87, Stetson 64
MVSU 77, Southern U. 69
Maryland 90, Wake Forest 67
Mercer 97, Savannah St. 72
Norfolk St. at Morgan St., ppd.
Radford 59, Charleston Southern 57
S. Carolina St. at Delaware St., ppd.
Tennessee Tech 76, E. Kentucky 68, OT
MIDWEST
Ohio at Akron, ppd.
SOUTHWEST
Alcorn St. 74, Ark.-Pine Bluff 68
Sam Houston St. 56, Texas-Arlington 52
Texas 77, Texas Tech 65
FAR WEST
BYU 66, San Diego St. 64
New Mexico 82, Colorado St. 72
Utah 86, UNLV 80, OT
College Women
AP Women's Top Twenty Five
With first-place votes in parentheses, and records through Sunday:
Rec. Pts Pv
1, Connecticut (44) 24-0 1,100 1
2, Duke 23-1 1,044 2
3, Tennessee 22-3 1,002 3
4, LSU 22-1 981 4
5, Kansas St. 23-2 915 5
6, North Carolina 23-2 878 8
7, Louisiana Tech 21-2 784 10
8, Texas Tech 20-3 762 7
9, Stanford 20-3 743 6
10, Texas 17-5 722 11
11, Purdue 20-4 664 9
12, Penn St. 21-6 541 12
13, Georgia 17-6 473 14
14, Mississippi St. 18-6 464 16
15, Arkansas 19-6 426 13
16, Minnesota 19-4 415 17
17, South Carolina 18-6 414 15
18, Vanderbilt 17-7 391 18
19, UC Santa Barbara 18-4 348 20
20, Villanova 18-4 347 19
21, Wis.-Green Bay 20-3 213 21
22, Rutgers 16-5 199 23
23, Washington 19-5 130 —
24, Boston College 16-6 118 25
25, Arizona 17-7 39 24
Others receiving votes: Ohio St. 34, Colorado 31, Utah 25, DePaul 24, George Washington 14, Oklahoma 14, Charlotte 7, Cincinnati 7, Austin Peay 6, Baylor 6, Auburn 5, Liberty 3, Michigan St. 3, Virginia Tech 3, Indiana St. 2, Tulane 2, Xavier 1.
Yesterday's Results
SOUTH
Duke 83, Wake Forest 41
Furman 80, Georgia Southern 59
Grambling St. 83, Texas Southern 65
Morehead St. 86, E. Kentucky 80
N. Carolina A&M 94, Morris Brown 56
Southern U. 72, MVSU 42
Tenn.-Martin 60, SE Missouri 59
W. Carolina 63, Coll. of Charleston 62
MIDWEST
Chicago St. 69, Valparaiso 66
Oral Roberts 67, Oakland, Mich. 63
UMKC 73, Ind.-Pur.-Indpls. 65
Wright St. 67, Detroit 65
SOUTHWEST
Alcorn St. 72, Ark.-Pine Bluff 51
FAR WEST
W. Illinois 63, S. Utah 59
Great Aloha Run
Yesterday's Results
8.15 miles, from Aloha Tower to Aloha Stadium
Female
Overall: 1, Cori Mooney, Boise, Idaho, 45:52.2. 2, Sayuri Kusutani, Honolulu, 46:00.3. 3, Kainoa Guerin, Kihei, 48:49.4. 4, Cynthia Mauzerall, Boise, Idaho, 48:52.5. 5, Chelsea Smith, La'ie, 49:47.6. 6, Carrie Wojcik, Waialua, 50:28.7. 7, Rani Tanimoto, Kealakekua, 50:58.8. 8, Joy Barfield, Honolulu, 51:18.9. 9, Cynthia Schnack, Honolulu, 51:22.1. 10, Jeannie Wokasch, Honolulu, 51:24. Military Results: 1, Deirdre Tennant, Kailua (Marine family member), 50:44.2. 2, Kshamata Skeete, Honolulu (Air Force Active Duty), 50:45.3. 3, Yang Sun Carpenter, Honolulu (military family member) 51:59.
Male
Overall Results: 1, Kalid Abdallah, Piedmont, Calif., 39:49.2. 2, Malcolm Campbell, Marietta, Ga., 40:23.3. 3, Christian Madsen, Honolulu, 40:24.4. 4, Christian Friis, Honolulu, 41:46.5. 5, Abdeslam Naji, Honolulu, 42:07.6. 6, Jonathan Lyau, Honolulu, 42:28.7. 7, Shadrack Nabea, Honolulu, 44:16.8. 8, Samuel Machavia, Honolulu, 44:47.9. 9, Siul Michel, Kapolei, 44:56.1. 10, John Welsh, n/a, 44:56. Military: 1, Robert Dickie, Kailua (Air Force Active Duty), 41:39.2. 2, Chris Larson, Honolulu (Air Force Active Duty) 43:41.3. 3, Gary Brimmer, Honolulu (Army), 44:52.
Hockey
National Hockey League
Today's Games (Times HST)
New Jersey at Philadelphia, 2 p.m.
Florida at Montreal, 2:30 p.m.
Edmonton at Pittsburgh, 2:30 p.m.
Vancouver at Detroit, 2:30 p.m.
Carolina at Toronto, 2:30 p.m.
Columbus at Phoenix, 4 p.m.
Buffalo 1 1 1 0—3
Atlanta 0 1 2 1—4
First Period—1, Buffalo, Dumont 12 (Brown), 9:23. Second Period—2, Atlanta, Snyder 4 (Simon, Tamer), 2:30. 3, Buffalo, Connolly 9 (Barnes, Satan), 5:14 (pp). Third Period—4, Atlanta, Kozlov 16 (Hrkac, Heatley), 12:03 (pp). 5, Atlanta, Heatley 25 (Kovalchuk), 14:11 (pp). 6, Buffalo, Brown 11 (Hecht, Kalinin), 15:41 (sh). Overtime—7, Atlanta, Stefan 12 (Savard, Safronov), 3:54 (pp).
Shots on goal—Buffalo 11-9-7-0—27. Atlanta 6-11-11-2—30. Goalies—Buffalo, Biron. Atlanta, Cassivi. A—14,462 (18,545). T—2:24.
Calgary 3 0 0—3
St. Louis 2 3 0—5
First Period—1, Calgary, Iginla 24 (Conroy, Drury), :55. 2, Calgary, Lydman 5 (Iginla, Niedermayer), 3:04 (pp). 3, St. Louis, Demitra 22 (Tkachuk, Jackman), 4:13. 4, Calgary, Sloan 2 (Yelle, Gelinas), 8:02. 5, St. Louis, Tkachuk 26 (Demitra, Jackman), 14:53. Second Period—6, St. Louis, Tkachuk 27 (Finley, Stillman), 3:25. 7, St. Louis, Nash 5 (Boguniecki, Jackman), 11:30. 8, St. Louis, Demitra 23 (MacInnis, Khavanov), 19:34 (pp).
Shots on goal—Calgary 11-4-5—20. St. Louis 10-11-7—28. Goalies—Calgary, Turek. St. Louis, Brathwaite. A—19,522 (19,260). T—2:20.
N.Y. Rangers 1 0 1—2
Ottawa 1 2 0—3
First Period—1, Ottawa, Bonk 15 (Alfredsson, Hossa), 3:36 (pp). 2, N.Y. Rangers, Lindros 17 (Purinton), 4:33. Second Period—3, Ottawa, Fisher 13 (Alfredsson, Volchenkov), 3:42. 4, Ottawa, Havlat 18 (Bonk, Alfredsson), 16:28 (pp). Third Period—5, N.Y. Rangers, Kovalev 30 (Leetch, Bure), 7:28 (pp).
Shots on goal—N.Y. Rangers 11-9-8—28. Ottawa 9-12-8—29. Goalies—N.Y. Rangers, Blackburn. Ottawa, Lalime. A—18,094 (18,500). T—2:21.
Washington 0 1 0—1
Tampa Bay 0 0 3—3
Second Period—1, Washington, Lang 17 (Miller, Jagr), 18:22.
Third Period—2, Tampa Bay, Boyle 11 (Richards, Lecavalier), 2:03 (pp). 3, Tampa Bay, Modin 15 (Fedotenko, Boyle), 3:47. 4, Tampa Bay, Prospal 13 (Clymer, Lecavalier), 18:35.
Shots on goal—Washington 6-5-4—15. Tampa Bay 12-7-11—30. Goalies—Washington, Kolzig, Charpentier. Tampa Bay, Khabibulin. A—13,954 (19,758). T—2:23.
Boston 0 0 1—1
Nashville 1 3 1—5
First Period—1, Nashville, Johnson 3 (Simpson), 2:52. Second Period—2, Nashville, Delmore 17 (Arkhipov, Orszagh), 2:07. 3, Nashville, R.Murray 8, 5:12. 4, Nashville, Hall 13 (Wilm, Arkhipov), 6:52. Third Period—5, Boston, Boynton 5 (Thornton, Knuble), :45. 6, Nashville, R.Murray 9, 13:47.
Shots on goal—Boston 14-14-13—41. Nashville 17-9-6—32. Goalies—Boston, Hackett, Shields. Nashville, Vokoun. A—11,207 (17,113). T—2:17.
Colorado 1 4 0—5
Chicago 0 3 1—4
First Period—1, Colorado, Reinprecht 11 (Vrbata, Nedorost), 8:25. Second Period—2, Colorado, Tanguay 14 (Vrbata), 3:34. 3, Chicago, Sullivan 16 (Karpovtsev), 5:29 (pp). 4, Colorado, Hejduk 32 (Forsberg, Morris), 6:54 (pp). 5, Chicago, Zhamnov 11 (Sullivan, Calder), 8:38. 6, Colorado, Aubin 3 (Blake, Tanguay), 12:22. 7, Chicago, Thomas 3 (McCarthy, Nikolishin), 14:05. 8. Colorado, Vrbata 11 (de Vries), 17:39. Third Period—9, Chicago, Daze 14 (Karpovtsev, Zhamnov), 5:14 (pp).
Shots on goal—Colorado 8-8-5—21. Chicago 7-14-10—31. Goalies—Colorado, Roy. Chicago, Thibault. A—15,604 (20,500). T—2:19.
San Jose 0 1 1—2
Los Angeles 0 1 2—3
Second Period—1, San Jose, Sturm 17 (Dimitrakos, Rathje), 10:11. 2, Los Angeles, Armstrong 9, 13:39. Third Period—3, Los Angeles, Palffy 24 (Yushkevich), 5:03. 4, San Jose, Dimitrakos 1 (Damphousse), 8:22. 5, Los Angeles, Frolov 10 (E.Belanger, Smolinski), 13:41.
Shots on goal—San Jose 7-14-5—26. Los Angeles 9-9-10—28. Goalies—San Jose, Nabokov. Los Angeles, Storr. A—16,301 (18,118). T—2:12.
N.Y. Islanders 1 0 1 0—2
Anaheim 0 1 1 0—2
First Period—1, N.Y. Islanders, Aucoin 7 (Hamrlik), 5:42. Second Period—2, Anaheim, Sykora 23 (Kariya, Oates), 8:43. Third Period—3, Anaheim, Kariya 21 (Oates, Sykora), 1:14. 4, N.Y. Islanders, Yashin 14 (Asham, Lapointe), 12:46.
Shots on goal—N.Y. Islanders 11-5-13-4—33. Anaheim 5-15-6-5—31. Goalies—N.Y. Islanders, Snow. Anaheim, Giguere. A—13,172 (17,174). T—2:32.
Softball
College
Yesterday's Results
At Las Vegas
So. Utah 001 000 0—1 2 1
Hawai'i 000 102 X—3 5 1
Tracy Jones and Jessica Heineman. Melissa Coogan and Denise Dahlberg. WP—Coogan (4-2). LP—Jones (1-3).
Leading Hitters—UH: Stacey Porter 2-2, 2 doubles; April Crowell double.
Hawai'i 000 002 0—2 7 2
UNLV 004 010 X—5 10 1
Shannon Tabion and Denise Dahlberg. Jackie Kerrigan and Britney Hillyer. WP—Kerrigan (6-3). LP—Tabion (2-4).
Leading Hitters—UH: Stacey Porter 3-3, 2 doubles; Trisha Ramos double; April Crowell home run. UNLV: Wendy Godwin 3-3; Kerrigan 2-3, home run.
At HPU Windward field, Kane'ohe
Simon Fraser 100 000 0—1 4 0
Hawai'i Pacific 120 100 X—4 7 1
Auburn Sigurdson, Jesse Sigurdson (3) and Rin Cumpstone, Kim Rossiter. Malia Sullivan and Anuhea Diamond. WP—Sullivan (2-0). LP—A. Sigurdson (0-1).
Leading Hitters—SFU: Rachel Schill 2-2. HPU: Rachel Lacar 2-4, double; Jamie Reyes 2-3, double.
Simon Fraser 000 020 1—3 11 1
HPU 000 000 0—0 4 0
Erin Thomas and Erin Cumpstone. Mallory Anderson, Jessica Parra (5) and Anuhea Diamond. WP—Thomas (1-0). LP—Anderson (1-1).
Leading Hitters—SFU: Rachel Schill 2-4; Cari Irwin 3-4; Danica Fayette 2-4, double; Shannon Rossiter double; Cumpstone double.
Volleyball
Dinosaur Beach Tournament
Weekend Results
At Keauhou Bay, Kona
Men: 1, Marin Artukovich/Alika Williams. 2, Conrad Jones/Keith Jones. 3, Stein Metzger/Wayne Kakina. 4, Rob Landel/Rob Meyers. Women: 1, Gabriela Artigas/Lisa Rapps. 2, Connie Geer/Kim Miranda. 3, Caron Janc/Julie Doenges. 4, Therese Butler/Jana Landel.
Transactions
Baseball
National League
Colorado Rockies—Announced the retirement of RHP Rich Garces.
Football
National Football League
Detroit Lions—Named Tom Rathman running backs coach.
Miami Dolphins—Signed DT Johnny Thomas.
College
Michigan State—Announced freshman RB David Richard will transfer to Missouri.
