Pistons rookie Hill posts triple double in win over Magic
Detroit routes undermanned Orlando 104 94 as Grant Hill tallies 21 points 11 rebounds and 10 assists. Allan Houston leads Pistons with 25 while Shaquille ONeal 31 points 18 boards for Magic. Magic missing Hardaway and Anderson due to injuries.
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NBA At a Glance Scores and Tonight Schedule
NBA at a Glance lists final scores for 12 games including Portland 127 over Houston 109 and Detroit 104 over Orlando 94. Tonight’s schedule features Miami at New Jersey 6 30 p.m. and Dallas at Seattle 7 30 p.m. Sunday matchups include Charlotte at Indiana noon and San Antonio at L A Lakers 8 30 p.m.
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Wentland sets Texas Relays high jump record
At the 68th Texas Relays in Austin Baylor Blinn and Kansas State athletes posted wins. Gwen Wentland of Kansas State cleared a meet record 6-4 to win the women's high jump while Abilene Christian set a college open 1600-meter relay mark and Blinn athletes James Beckford and Andy Kokhanovsky captured the men's triple jump and discus respectively. Baylor also won the 800-meter relay in 1 21.59.
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Under 11 Force tops league in All-American indoor soccer
Lenexa Lawrence Select Soccer's Under 11 Force won the Under 12 division of the All American indoor league. Team members include Jeremy Arnold Sarah Butler Roland De Boer Ely Fair Joseph Kelly Joel LeClause Morgan Matthews Kelsey Mellard Matthew Morgan Cassidy Thompson Chris Treanor Katy Vormehr and Michael Weil. Coach Mark Martin led the squad.
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Bucks Dominate Nets In 107 92 Victory
Milwaukee outscored New Jersey 32 20 31 24 to reach 107 while holding the Nets to 92. Key names include Robinson 25 and Baker 16 for Milwaukee, Gilliam leading New Jersey with 26 points, and strong rebounding by Mobley and Gilliam. The game featured 46 rebounds for both teams and 31 assists for New Jersey.
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Ostertag Leads Team Kansas In AAU Wins
Greg Ostertag stars for Team Kansas with 25 points 15 rebounds and four blocks as they beat Overland Park Thompson Hill 108-90 at Lee Arena. Earlier he had 16 points 14 boards five blocks in a 94-92 victory over a Kansas City team. Greg Gurley also scored 32 for MMS Stars in a 105-97 loss to Arkansas D-Train after a 141-69 rout of Denver Ace of Spades.
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Mavericks defeat Timberwolves 111 to 94 in Dallas
In a NBA game the Dallas Mavericks upset the Minnesota Timberwolves 111 94. Mavericks players Madlburn 31 points and Kidd 11 helped deliver the win while Laettner led Minnesota with 16 points. Team totals show Dallas 42 of 106 shooting and 23 of 25 at the line, Minnesota 36 of 75 and 22 of 22.
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