Show D4 0 17 1992 Eagles Still Looking For First Win Gauchos End Aggies' Win Streak Steward Shoots Against Roadrunners SANTA BARBARA Calif — The Utah State Aggies went into Thursday's Big West game with Santa Barbara looking to tie its longest win streak in 12 years and hoping to stay unbeaten in confer- The Salt Lake Golden Eagles will be looking for their first win of the year against Phoenix tonight when the teams tangle in the Delta Center at 7 pin in IHL play The Eagles have come close to beating the Roadrunners on two ocassions losing in overtime and dropping a shootout Those two losses did earn the team a total of two points The Eagles will be stronger bigger and healthier than the last time the teams met Dec 13 and 14 in Phoenix At that time the Eagles were three players under the dress limit and had just four defensemen Now the team is three over the dress limit and coach Bob Francis has seven defensemen to choose from Phoenix is an team They dropped a l contest to Indianapolis Tuesday and rebounded to beat the same team by four a night later 9-- 3-- 4 ::A Vidor° 9 e Roc 85 Swirl Atatana 74 Manias 9 64 New Orleans 62 Cwt Honda 59 Terds-ecAmerican North twos 63 W teem 9 72 Or Roberts 101 Prrene View 90 loolaY's Monicetio 62 Ddcneme Tex- (km 55 al Ma Cottonwood Sletrine al Belton al m 7 30 pre pm pm Cyprus 7:30 Hurter at Wiriest 730 West Jordan at Idiots:Ala 710 pm ISOSON POLO Oven ot meow Fork 730 pm 7 30 pm Fseastord Grove al Trove Moulan View al PrY0 pm et01014 Ogden at Sky View 7 pm 7 am Logan al Ben Lomond Bear Pew al Box Elder 7 are NOM swat pm 730 pet al Uttar 7 30 p m MON ISOSO 7:30 Cedar CA al Panne pm Are nee at Sonnatda 7:30 pm Dose al Spawn Fork 730 pre MOON Mal North Banos 7:30 pm Judo al Motgon 7 30 ont Gronlwile of Soft Ststnril pm Grand Corsiky pm rkkoat BRIAN HEAD 17creect pm North Sever al Dodo 7:30 am Beaver Ward 730 pre 7 31 so re Korot) al Hurricane BRIGHTON al Pcrouddl (801) - Davis 68 5 NEW 11410000 (801) POUR (801) (801)649-811- POWDER MT (801) (17) Kole 28 Isola) kodowy 26 89960911 litivB4 (Lori Mania 50 518 late bAbetal 44 Noon Sunni 70 Wotodord 27 160 67 St kooraos SNOWBASIN 72 Wavne 31 Pluto 84 Raman 34 32 Valey 55 8 B 061141 35 So 6 au 12 iZ Volb an- - Boise SOure E90ns Shots ICKT0i0v0 CH We 8oder Wngb bet We (01) Pokotney Rebounds — Base Slate 143) Votamws 13: Weber We (16) Horcomb 15 5 Cline 3 Assist — time Skie 4 Tare 4 114prood llerberd Nov Z weber Turnovers — Oone 6 Mt ers 3 Bode( 3 Webe SloSe (18) Ssede — Base (7) borne State (11) env 5 Homey 2 Brodted Svis — flone Stale (1) Vorbanows Weber Soa1011) !school Foub — None Total rods — Boise f27k Weber Stole (221 kAied Oki — lonotova Pdtomey Ken LeS311 OrrExis yeNorslion MOW MN einctxra Gtmgef 6 pm Cvom ot KEW 6 pm Ikons al Hun 6 pm latlareeie 44e0 kedart 8 pm — bocras We We EOM (OI) YOUN 77 445 Y wsnnun 181olbot lk kit10 44 5 04 2 i3owl 57 2 Idols 307 1w1 Pm 54 28940e 04 01 0 Gaon1- log"2230 Gusiwi 7 11 01 0 01 87 Karoo 37 00 7 Kalqmon Hanson 511 4 5 Devote 5 04 ID Fulton 24 tiowtood 0 barna 4 1623 5 lotls 1741 14 7 04 ttrwy 49 Werra Scr — ru 40 towing 37 Kidd ItteePoril Shit — Futon 4 7oktg porno 120) kerrn tiomser 31 Cfovod 64pooknyll — on 1421 Dimond 13 kockl WO Gotin 7 Ku moo 5 frinv AO 36 leteCePtel 30 welt koczn 49 (Wits 17 tome 54 OW 44 Omen 65 knomm kr 41 Malebo Sash Sunlit 6 pick Pervert loutaarnel Phe Vim louncarool pylcicces cA 44es Cwove 1611 K(t0 6 Rathbun 3 (16) rItnnyen inF4)119) 3 Shals Fullon 1 4 WYoming Hcroon 5 memo (19) PradjestOgl'oy — !WU 173474xm (911000 ok 6 Wyoming lOcid (8) WY0 Holism 2 fikred Shr— Nme 16c1incni Foils None — 121) Otymling (25) Guth° Homsor Colbert ci9 Del — 452 kl FOU40 College 06klait Ammon: Basketball mat 1$9166an3 61 Terre lo C64 111868 J 66 40 169 Cr 91 1114967"t6C31796491 19 Jor9ser 9 16 No 41cruce 06 66 011066 60 SCAO Fionri) 47 667144064 2 2 81 t1151011 66 91 Mcron el $7 S 11 tepris si 1000n0 kr9Asoo 9 No iMeware 0641 9 11 FAJort 62 WA Corxro 964 2 67 014794 97960 76 4)00 74 Swim 74 Surtxl vitt 811 won° wreiop 114:19612 79 106961 6111648wro 61 Tech 00 74 Arkr110 luint 54 52 kafrIN-- 1 OpoNam Rosa 57 '' 2 00 0 Green Z Voeor 0 120 1 44 69 1116117611(63 000 lomat 413 0 3Pvce 02 4 Vedrio Z LOPA 6 24 ft Roo 19 Tote 164 VT' 1 4 L SrixAsti 412 o4) w Ix vri Score xe — Sacrament Sole XL Sag PowPoos 9Nrot — Scrianer40 !onle 3b GOOPP 05 P' tq Soutorn (1141 n: lormi tcig CO 041--Si 40 04 L0 i4S1140tor Pot4vdis — if kyr crl 7 5 2 kywo 5c4Ahetn 7 MI 5oulhom — 61411117i 54e444d 91e 5a044145 44 fir(S MI 151d51 i ittar434171412 Uktliii) wows — 5 041ri Vedc40 PctonTnIro 9144 r74) Gqion I & Nan 3 091 & Sodtv low 41o f noncrio a pt Likil rio! 5 Loos 5 ti Pyar14 Goon & &Iodryo itill LOOS A trrnm 1 ohm 640d toots — !orr mod° 9ols 11) Moser 50044 likld I' — 14y14 kxots fe40 Swat — 10k1 kklit irkt — XII !) 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I RESORT N Ai pm 30 7 9 81141arn Yang 68 laho 85 Idaho St RC Roberg Conditions as of Yesterday Afternoon 111 11 () 44 23414133 Sseeatt ((elk Robson Da ns Jones loosson 4 lailsosis Viebor liokrawt len" Jbissnon monomial — 7226 Larson Doesn't Need Speech Fan's Tactics To Lead Cougars to Victory Prove Costly Continued from For Payson 51 51 WEST Ammo PZ000likrsos Viewmord 7 p rn Ray Ciearhe41 Dcms 7 pm Waco al Lay Ion Iftortrot - Paso 6711crecti - 3 fli kw 1 7 60111WWEIT Basketball 11 Crercitco 49 limos 69 77 $leeve 4 Compiled by Ws Altwou ltee 70 W Wrigni SI 93 Noon 68 Boy's Varsity Schedule damn al 9-- 1 - 7 Daley Sager left 72-7- 2 3-- 04 Pumeran 59-5- (89 cents per minute) -----1 r- Granger 1 i i 34-2- 9 72-7- 2 1 lords bottom 74 VOA SI 72 A PI PIS PI Web St 7 4 3 25 20 Nettnet 0-2 GOrnarl I 4 3 34 7 0 5 3 'enamor 1 7 6111 4 i3 04 Magid DaSno 24 24 4 0 4 4 4 0 5 Gentry non-existe- nt 74-7- SCOREBO t Scores: on the "They were kind of we had the ball under offensive end the basket a lot and couldn't score They were never in the game mentally at all" DaSilva finished with six points and Wickizer only had three The Aggies trailed early 17-- 9 but bat halftime lead only back for a to have the hosts win it in the waning seconds "What's disappointing is we had the game in control then gave it right back to them" Smith added With 6:08 to go guard flay Kelly battled in for the basket to give the Gauchos 8 their first lead since the first hall When Kelly missed two free throws for the Gauchos with 44 seconds left Utah State's Gary Patterson nailed a shot to tie the contest at setting up Jones' heroics Malloy Nesmith paced Utah State with 25 points while Lucius Davis had 23 for Santa Barbara in conSanta Barbara improved to overall ference and ence play The Aggies missed on both accounts when the Gauchos nipped Utah State in the closing seconds 2 The Ags' win streak ended at seven and the loss overall and in dropped USU to conference With the game knotted at Santa Barbara's Idris Jones nailed a fallaway jumper in the lane with three seconds left to ice the game for Santa Barbara Despite losing by just two Aggie coach Kohn Smith was disappointed in his team's effort "Offensively we were very impatient" Smith said "We started the game off with our offense really really impatient If we play well to start the game we come in at half with a pretty good lead "Car lito Da Silva and Nathan Wickizer didn't play nearly as well as they need to play for us to win" Smith added four-goa- g SPORTS Friday January The Salt Lake Tribune proceedings to vomit were never able to go more than a few minutes at a time "I ran up and down the floor three times and my chest hurt" said Wilson who finished with four points "I thought I'd be able to sweat it out but I couldn't sweat I had to tell coach to get me out of there" "Byron" said Majerus "looked like death warmed over" Dixon didn't look much better but he did manage nine points on three treys Jimmy Soto added 11 points (all of them in the second half) while Tyrone Tate had 10 and Barry Howard collected eight boards George Irvin paced the Falcons with 16 points while Brent Roberts totaled 15 Air Force scoring leader Dale French produced 12 shots points but hit just Poor shooting plagued the Falcons all night They shot just 255 percent for the game and were a horrid 179 percent in the first half as they went 12:09 in one stretch without a field goal "Our shooting was the difference" said Falcon coach Reggie Minton whose team dropped its fourth straight "When you shoot 25 percent you don't have to look any further" Coreributing mightily to the Air zone that Force woes was a Utah unveiled six minutes into the game It was at that point where the Fa Ions began their futile 12- minute stretch and the Utes grabbed control — taking a advantage into intermission (5-- 9 0-- 2-- 3 33-2- 1 "The zone was successful" said Majerus "so we stayed with it" Utes' Grant Keeping NBA Options Open Rehabbing Utah forward Josh said Thursday night he wouldn't rule out turning pro next season if the situation is right "The thing is I don't have to teU the NBA that I'm entering the draft" said Grant the WAC's player of the year last season after averaging 175 points and seven rebounds per game "If somebody takes me I'll deal with it then So it is a possibility I suppose" Grant decided last month to go the remainder of this season to fully recover from summer knee surgery He has applied to the NCAA for a medical hardship and has one season of eligibility left "It will depend on the situation" said the Ute senior "It's not like if I'm drafted I'm automatically going to go I have a lot of for-Gra- nt options" Joe Baird Lady Utes 'Cats Pick Up Wins Freshman Andrea Herold hit all shots a school six of her record as the University of Utah in thumped Colorado State 87-7- 0 a WAC women's game at Fort Col- lins Thursday While CSU was able to shut down Ute veterans Idikki Kane Tanya Zachary and Karen Alcorn in the first half Herold and freshman Teresa Totorica picked up the slack Herold tiE d Zachary for scoring honors with 20 points while Totorica had a night "CSU decided not to let Mikki or Karen beat them by the defense they played" said Ute coach Elaine Elliott whose Utes imin proved to 10-- overall and the WAC Weber St 77 raise St 75: At Og 19-poi- nt nine-assi- st 3 1-- 0 den Weber State's Jennifer Wood scored from underneath as the clock ran out to give the Wildcats a Big Sky Conference win The Wildcats (8-Big Sky) led most of the way but an jumper by the Bronco's Wendy with Myers tied the game at seven seconds to play Weber the ball and was able to find Woods free underneath for the winning basket 8 3-- 2 ot 75-7- 5 Sacramento St 69 S Utah 55: At Cedar City the Sacramento State Hornets warmed up in the second half while the Thunderbirds stayed cool Sophomore forward Kristy Ryan scored 24 points to lead the Hornets Southern Utah got 19 points and 10 rebounds from Becky Schofield If you think your favorite team always finds a way to lose consider what happened to the Payson Lions in their Region Eight girls basketball game Friday against the Dixie Flyers Midway through the fourth quarter the Lions were hit with a technical foul when a Payson t 1 r --14 -- : 1 ' '' Prep Notes Jay Drew student threw a golf wad of paper onto the court to protest Dixie's stalling tactics The Flyers made one of the two technical free throws and play resumed At the time the technical didn't seem too important But when Dixie ended up you winning by one point can bet Payson coach Bill Gonzalez remembered the incident However the Lions can only blame themselves Earlier in the game the same student was allowed to stay after he disrupted cap play by throwing a onto the floor "Both sides were warned" said Dixie Principal Ross Taylor ball-siz- e 39-3- 8 lip-glo- Viewmont girls basketball coach Lori Salvo doesn't pay attention to her attire during games but before her team hits the court it runs through her r coach could mind The be given the "best dressed" honor in Region One if not the state Salvo says she tries to incorporate the school's red and gold colors in her clothes on game days first-yea- Nearly 90 varsity girls basketball games were played last week but it was an individual performance by Beaver High sophomore Daphne Staheli that turned some heads Staheli a seldom-usesubstitute came off the bench in the third quarter to in hit five consecutive 0 loss to Kanab Beaver's Jan 9 In all the Beavers made 10 treys "She's a good shot but she's a sophomore and doesn't have much confidence" said Beaver coach Christy Crane She does now d 71-6- : Eleven teams from the Wasatch Front will compete in the University of Utah Classic wrestling tournament Saturday at Skyline High School The tournament is a reunion of sorts for high school wrestling coaches who competed for former U wrestling coach Mary Hess A luncheon honoring Hess' recent induction into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame will be held during the tournament Saturday from 12:30-- 2 pm Those interested in attending should contact Sam Arishita at Sky line High 15-ye- ar It hasn't been a good week for boys basketball teams Tuesday No 3 Alta fell to No 5 Brighton in Class action It got worse Wednesday when Morgan was upset by No 4 Park City (Class No 1 Jinx is alive and well) and No 1 Mountain View had its hopes for an undefeated season ended by No 4 Timpview in a rnld upset Will the trend continue? Tonight's only matchup pitting ranked teams has No 1 Ogden traveling to Smithfield to take on higher-ranke- d 4-- A top-rank- 's 4-- No 3 Sky View at 7:30 pm Ti- gers beware (Jill Johnson and Bruce Smith also contributed to this report) |