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am, 4-12 o-o 8; Monroe, 12-20 3-4 31; Hinnant, 3-8 1-1 7; Feggins, 1-1 0-0 2; Thompson, 2-4 0-2 4. Totals: 34-73 7-12 #2.UNLV (88)—Johnson, *-12 12-12 24; Augmon,4-7 7-10 14; Butler, 7-11 1-2 15; Hunt, 1-7 4-4 7; An thony, 4-10 4-8 15, Svlianovlch, 1-1 lt;H) 3, Bice, lt;H 0-00; Scurry, 4-5 (H) 8. Totals: 27-53 30-34 88.North Carolina State 42 40—82UNLV 43 45- 88Three-point goals—North Carolina State 7-14 (Monroe 4-4, Gugllotta 2-5, Howard 1-2, Corchianl0-1, Hinnant 0-2), UNLV 4-13 (Svilanovich 1-1, Augmon 1-2, Hunt 1-5, Anthony 1-5). Fouled out— None. Rebounds—North Carolina State 35 (Gug-liotta 7), UNLV 34 (Johnson 14). Assists—North Carolina State 28 (Corchianl 14), UNLV 20 (Anthony 7). Total fouls—North Carolina State 24, UNLV 13.Attendance—18,295.#13 CONNECTICUT 92, PROVIDENCE 77 Connecticut (92)—Williams, 0-4 4-7 4; Henefeld,4-12 4 4 12; Sellers, 3-7 4-8 12; Smith, 7-14 4-11 21; George, 3-7 7-9 13; Burrell, 1-2 3-4 5, DePriest, 3-3 0-0 4; Gwynn, 5-10 4-5 15; CyruUk, 0-0 0-0 0; Walker, 0-0 2-3 2, Macklln, (H) 0-0 0. Totals: 24-41 38-51 92.Providence (77)—Burton, 5-14 3-4 13; Conlon, 3-7 4-7 11, Shamsid Deen, 3-7 0-1 4; Murdock, 4-100-1 14; Watts, 2-3 0-0 5; Bragg, 1-3 0-2 2; Screen,5-10 4-4 17, Saddler, 0-0 0-0 0, Turner, 2-5 1-2 4, Bent, 0 0 0-0 0, Forbes, 1-1 0-0 3. Totals: 28 40 12-21 77.Connecticut 44 44-92Providence 28 49—77Three-point goals—Connecticut 2-11 (Smith 1-3, Gwynn 1-3, Burrell 0-1, Henefeld 0-4), Providence9-23 (Screen 3-5, Murdock 2-5, Forbes 1-1, Watts1-2, Conlon 1-3, Turner 1-3, Burton 0-4), Fouled out—Burton. Rebounds—Connecticut 40 (Henefeld, Sellers 8), Providence 38 (Burton 10). Assists—Connecticut 12 (Henefeld 3), Providence 20 (Screen 7). Total fouls—Connecticut 24, Providence 31. Technicals— Conlon, Saddler, Providence bench, Murdock.Attendance—13,140.#14 LSU, 148, #20 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 141 Loyola Marymount (141)—Stumer, 1-8 0-0 2; Kimble, 10-24 4-9 32, Gathers, 20-35 8-11 48, T. Walker, 3-4 1-1 7; Fryer, 11-30 0-0 28, Peabody, 2-4 0-0 4; O'Connell, 0-0 0-0 0; Lowery, 5-10 4-8 20; Knight, 0-1 00 0. Totals: 52-114 21-29 141.LSU (148)—Devall, 5-8 0-0 12; Sims. 7-13 5-4 19; O'Neal, 9-12 2-3 20, Williamson, 7-12 3-4 18, Jackson, 13-25 7-8 34; Singleton, 9-13 4-7 22, Boud reaux, 1-1 0-0 2; Roberts, 1O10 1-3 21; Krajewski,010-00. Totals: 41 95 22-31 148.Loyola Marymount 58 74 7—141LSU 72 42 14-148Three-point goals—Loyola Marymount 14-45 (Stumer 05, Peabody 01, Lowery 4-4, Fryer 4-22, Kimble 4-11), LSU 4-14 (Williamson 1-3, Devall2-4, Jackson 1-7). Fouled out—T.Walker, Kimble, Jackson. Rebounds—Loyola Marymount 43 (Gathers 13), LSU 45 (O'Neal 24). Assists-Loy-ola Marymount 24 (Lowery 9), LSU 33 (Devall 11). Total fouls—Loyola Marymount 28, LSU 22. Technical—LSU coach Brown.Attendance— 14,084.#15 LA SALLE 89, IONA 73 La Salle (89)-Slmmons, 11-24 4-7 24; Hurd, 3-9 0-0 7; Lieverst, 1-3 0-1 2; Overton, 8-11 2-2 20; Woods, 3-8 7-8 14; Morris, (HI 0-0 0; B. Johnson, 3-7 lt;H 9; Neubauer, 0-0 frO 0; Bergln, 0-0 3-4 3;wasningron jj 33—80Three-point goals-Arlzona 7-13 (Muelhlbach3-4, Buechler 3-5, Othick 1-3, Mason 0-1), Wash ington 1-8 (Recanser 1-4, Brown 0-2, Youngblood 0-2). Fouled out—Brown. Rebounds—Arizona 20 (Buechler 4), Washington 28 (Meekins, West 7). Asslsts-Arizona 17 (Muehlebach 7), Washington 14 (Recasner 5). Total fouls—Arizona 12, Washington 24.Attendance—4,241.BIG TENLeague SeasonWLWLPurdue81143Michigan State42174Michigan63144Minnesota53144Illinois54154Indiana34134Ohio State3589Wisconsin271110Iowa34109Northwestern 1 7STATE UNIVERSITY810LeagueSeasonWLWLPlatteville81142Eau Claire82173Stevens Point83144River Falls55128Whitewater54144Oshkosh44134Stout461010La Crosse19712Superior011414GAMES TODAY BIG TEN Indiana at Illinois Louisville at Ohio StateHigh school boy_Janesville Craig 84, Brookfield Central 42 Madison Edgewood 70, Janesville Parker 58 Wisconsin Dells 72, Madison west 44 Cuba City 74, Madison Memorial 47 Alma 84, Spring Valley 70 Beaver Dam Wayland 55, Fall River 53 Crivltz 49, Surfng 47 De Pere Pennings 54, Fox Valley Lutheran 54 Eau Claire Immanuel 45, Elmwood 49 Eau Claire Memorial 54, Onalaska 54 Eau Claire North 52, Chippewa Falls 45 Eau Claire Regis 54, Stevens Point Paceltl 37 Elk Mound 48, Fail Creek 44 Fennlmore 47, Prairie du Chien Martin Luther 44 Fond du Lac Springs 74, Green Bay Premontre 43 Gillett 84, Coleman 58 La Crosse Aquinas 70, Wausau Newman 45 Luxemburg-Casco 27, Sturgeon Bay 54 Marshfield 79, Portage 41 Marshfield Columbus 70, Owen-Withee 53 Oshkosh Lourdes 43, Manitowoc Roncalli 41 Peshtigo 58, Lena 45 Rice Lake 40, Hudson 47 River Falls 70, Menomonie 48 Wausaukee 95, Niagara 41 Wisconsin Rapids Assumption 57, Chippewa Falls McDonell 55 (2 OT)Wrightstown 75, Southern Door 70High school girls___Palmyra-Eagle 54, Lakeside Lutheran 54High school bovs' swimSTOUGHTON SECTIONAL SWIM TEAM SCORES Waukesha North 278, Beloit Memorial 274, Oconomowoc 251, Janesville Craig 210, Waukesha South 208, Hartland Arrowhead 172, Milton 157, Janesville Parker 112, Jefferson 79, Delavan-Dar-len 49, Stoughton 47, Fort Atkinson 40, Beloit Turner 33, Lake Geneva Badger /Walworth Big Foot 25.INDIVIDUAL RESULTS (Distances in yards)Diving-1. David Smith (WN) 332.05. 2. Dave Foppe (WS) 310.25. 3. Dean Puzon (WN) 248.85. 4. Brian Enghold (WN) 239.55. 5. Brian Schneider (HA) 234.35.4. Joel Fischer (HA) 228.40.200 medley relay—1. Waukesha South, 1:42.50. 2. Oconomowoc, 1:42.42. 3. Hartland Arrowhead, 1:45.95. 4. Waukesha North, 1:47.33. 5. Milton 1:47.54. 4. Janesville Parker (Dan Turner, Kevin Waddell, Erik Johnson and James Smith), 1:47.74.200 freestyle-1. Matt Bosin (WN), 1:44.45. 2. Craig Lieder (M), 1:44.45. 3. David Schwantes (JC), 1:48.48. 4. Eric Swanson (O). 1:50.78. 5. Monty Melster (JC) 1:53.49. 4. Nick Bova (O) 1:54.54.200 individual medley—1. Pat Kearney (BM), 2:04.28. 2. Brad Brlney (JC) 2:05.97. 3. Russ Schneidewlnd (HA) 2:07.01.4. B.C. Van Horn (M) 2:13.58. 5. David Latka (JC) 2:14.90. 4. Francisco Arragui (BM) 2:14.04.50 freestyle—1. David Willougby (O), :22.14. 2. Todd Neuenfeldt (WN), .22.28. 3. Chris Pederson (WS) :22.57. 4. Will Henderson (BM), :22.82. 5. James Smith (JP), :23.29. 4. Kevin Keepers (WN), 23.32.100 butterfly-1. John Nienow (O) :52.73. 2. Francisco Arregui (BM) :54.88. 3. Steve Bagin (HA) :55.47. 4. Eric Swanson (O), :54.30. 5. Mike Ragland (WS) :57.74. 4. Troy Christenson (WS), :58.47.100 freestyle—1. David Schwantes (JC), -48.44. 2. Todd Neuenfeldt (WN) :49.12. 3. David Willoughby (O) :49.25. 4. Brad Briney (JC) :49.75. 5. Chris Pederson (WS), :S0.34. 4. Mike Kramp (WN), :51.08.500 freestyle—1. Craig Lieder (M), 4:51.44. 2. Matt Bosin (WN), 4:51.46. 3. Steve Bagin (HA), 4:57.43. 4, Nick Bova (O), 5:03.15. 5. Eric Ruethl Ing (BM), 5:12.43. 4. Monty Melster (JC), 5:14.39.100 backstroke—1. Nick Kottmeyer (O), :57.14. 2. Dan Turner (JP), 1:00.12. 3. Troy Christenson (WS) 1:00.14. 4. Todd Sfeffanus (WS) 1:02.03. 5. Chuck Lorenz (HA) 1:02.10. 4. Josh Tracy (M) 1:02.38.100 breast stroke—1. Pat Kearney (BM) 1:03.13. 2. Russ Schneidewlnd (HA) 1:03.39. 3. Dan Dettmers (J) 1:04.89. 4. Matt Bunker (BM) 1:05.39. S. Grant Grabowskl (BT), 1:04.22. 4. B.C. Van Horn (M), 1:04.97.400 freestyle relay—1. Waukesha North, 3:17.23. 2. Janesville Craig (Brad Briney, David Latka, Monty Melster, David Schwantes), 3:20.25. 3. Oconomowoc, 3:24.29. 4. Waukesha South, 3:27.07. 5. Beloit Memorial. 3:30.93. 4. Janesville Parker (Dan Turner, Kevin Waddell, Erik Johnson, James Smith), 3:33.17.i earn—warm Buen Milk, 2,020; Victory, 743.Individual—Alice Feldt, 559; Dee Patt, 559 and 204; Carol Oliver, 535 and 212; Rose Vine, 520; Marge Penning, 514; Bonnie Decker, 508; Sherrie Raber, 505; Don Fenrlch, 582; Robert Krickl, 234.FRIDAY NITE WOMENS MERCHANTSTeam-Rob-Cor, 2,110 and 739.Individual—Linda Palan, 547 and 237; Tracy DeRener, 531 and 209, Mary Brown, 202Palmyra girls top LakesidePALMYRA—Shelly Wilde made two free throws with no time remaining to give Palmyra-Eagle High School’s girls’ basketball team a 56-54 win over Lakeside Lutheran in an Eastern Suburban Conference game Saturday.*Wilde also scored a season-high 26 points in helping Palmyra-Eagle gain a 6-5 conference record. The Panthers also got 14 points from Paul Orchard.Nicole Davis led Lakeside (5-7) with 12 points. Jill Martin and Becky Owen each scored 10.Craig sophs top CentralMatt Peerenboom scored a game-high 24 points to lead Janesville Craig to a 65-57 victory over Brookfield Central in a nonconference boys’ sophomore basketball game played Saturday at Craig High school.The Cougars, who improved their overall record to I3r4 jumped out to an 18-8 lead at the end of the first period and led 31-23 at halftime.Joining Peerenboom, who scored 16 points in the second half, was joined in double-figures by teammates Brian Demerath, who had 11 points, and Chris Wonderlich with 10.
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