Regis boys rally past Washington in Cedar Rapids tourney
Regis used a second-half surge to defeat Washington 58-49 after trailing 20-10 in the first quarter. Brian Hoefer led with 21 points while Kurt Warner added 18 and nine rebounds as Regis adjusted with a two-guard look and balanced scoring.
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Indians push Lions in season opener setback at Linn-Mar
Marion, coached by Gary Ross, falls 68 55 to Linn-Mar in Ce-Mar Holiday tourney opener. Paul Orr scores 21 for Marion, while Jeff Fischer leads Linn-Mar with 20 points as turnovers and late rally shape the final result.
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Tar Heels survive early scare to beat Trojans 82 77
North Carolina defeats Southern Cal 82-77 in the Central Fidelity Holiday Classic behind Ranzino Smith 19 points and key late baskets. Pendleton muscles 20 for the Trojans, while Jeff Lebo and J.R. Reid add double figures for the Tar Heels before advancing to face Richmond in the championship.
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Great Alaska Shootout opens with Michigan rout and records
Michigan tops Miami Florida 109 in the Great Alaska Shootout opener, Glen Rice and Terry Mills lead with 22 points each. Michigan State defeats Detroit 72 64 in overtime as Ed Wright scores 15 for the Spartans. Seton Hall edges New Mexico 96 89 in NIT semifinal, Seton Hall to face Florida in title game. Wyoming opens with win over Denver behind 24 points from Dennis Dembo and Robyn Davis.
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Iowa State Falls to Florida in NIT Semifinal Clash
ISU trailed late after a rough stretch as Florida used a trapping press and found rhythm inside. Dwayne Schintzius posted 12 points 10 rebounds while guard Chatman added 25 in 30 minutes. Orr lamented lack of sharpness and foul trouble as Iowa State faded in New York.
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Iowa Cagers Rally But Fall Short Of Stanford
Iowa guard Roy Marble led a late charge as the Hawkeyes erased a 61-46 deficit with 12 minutes left but Stanford held on. Todd Lichti fouled out late for Stanford, and Iowa's Lorenzen and Armstrong closed the gap with crucial free throws.
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Jeffs win over Cedar Falls in high school prep basketball
Prairie battles Cedar Falls 61 to 64 as Jefferson defeats Charles City 76 to 55. Jeff Sandvold stars for Cedar Falls with 22 points while Scott Garrels and Tim Becker lead Prairie entries.
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Coe Men Host Simpson After 95 68 Opener Win
Coe College men host Simpson tonight at 7 30 at Moray Eby Fieldhouse after a 95 68 season opening win over Clarke. Jeff Hrubes led with 17 points, Scot Lumsden 16, Jeff Schwarzing 15, and Doug Ramsey 13. Cedar Rapids Jefferson graduate.
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Simpson coach Bruce Wilson earns third year milestone
Gateway Conference honors go to Mary Bernhardt UNI senior as 1987 MVP while Panther coach Bradge Ahrabi-Ford is named coach of the year. Bruce Wilson enters his third year as Simpson coach amid conference buzz.
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