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Show Proo. I lah THE DAILY HERALD, Sundav. March 10. 19 Page ( 3 HciaM Scoreboard Report I gaiB?BsiH-- I n TOURNAMENTS Atlantic w Conhmca ChampKxwtHp Massachusetts 75 Temoi 61 MMKCoWCintMKt Ssmrhnsis Georgia fecn 8 Maryland 79 Wane Forest 68 Ciemson 60 &g EM Contsnmc Chnonsnip75 Cosnecocut Georgetown B.9 Eight Contmnc SsflMtinais 0 Horn 14. Dowac 9 12 Totals 2S62 60 Harrtime Utah 33. Me. Mexico goats Scnom-steNew Mexico Snwos (Smith Utah Cxney (Van Horn 4 Caton - 2. Jessie Milwr Reos New Hyoaicn Mexico 39 (Thomas 17). Utah 39 (Van Morn 11). Assists Kem Mexico 11 (GiOson 9). Ulan 7 (Uuier New Mexico 17. Utah 19 A 13 503 3) Fouls X MONTANA ST. (1. WEBER ST. 70 WEBER STATE TeOOs 4 DeGranen-ne- c 4 17 Smith 5 11 Emery 2 4 2 6 Cult 26 Fisher 4 0 Ketcnam 6 0 0 BaskervtUe 2 Niesen 0 00 0 Hicks 0 0. Mclntyr 0 tbtais 5 00 2. Haws 0 70 MONTANA STATE Leach-ma7 n 7 8 ): Hamson 7 10 LOIlis 6 7 16 Hatter 0 4 EBion 30 0 Fay Spnnwe Hoimstaat 6 Henry 0 Harry 0 81 0 Totais 0 Sullivan Haiisme vveoer Si 33. Montana St 32 F.sne- DeGra'an-r(Cuff goais WSu 4 Basnerviiw Wicks Ernery Teoos MSU Hater iSprin:e Elliott Sullivan Leachman 2 Harrison Fouiec out Leachman Beoounos WSu Fay 28 .Smith 8) MSu 40 (Ldiis i2i Assists WSU 9 WSU 20. (Cult 3 MSU 20 (Hatier 7). Total louis MSU 14 A 7.187 74 Iowa St 57. Missouri 53 Kansas 61 Kansas Sc. 55 Big Sky Conteranc Championship Montana St 81 Vveoer Sl 70 619 KM Confsnmc yoart Utan St 86 Long BeacB Si. 73 Contersnca USA Championship Oncmnai. 85. Mamuena 8a OT Ivy Lsagu Championship Pnncetort 63 Perm 56 OT Corttefsnca Championship E. fvVcrwjan 77 Tbierlo 63 SouttwasMn Conference Semmnars Kentucky 95. Antansas 75 Mississippi Si 86. Georgia 66 Southland Crjrrferer.ce Championship NE Louisiara 7t Noun Texas 60 Southwest Confaranca , Championship Texas Teen 75 xas 73 South estarn Athletic Conference Championship Miss Vaney St. m. Jackson Si. 94 UTAH STATE UTAH STATE ): M. LONG BEACH STATE 73 11 Wicxinr Mills 11 Franson 6 8 Jones 6 23. Rogers 4 12 Smith Moore 00 04) 0 Hunter 8 0 0 r0 0 Worr-ac86 M 6 Totals 22-LONG BEACH STATE 9 Jackson 10 SaluhuO-OiHawkins Yankeleviu 8 15. Cotton 15. Johnson 6 4 Brown 2 Catan.a 0 Titus 2 73 Tbtais 5 Dav.s Hailtime Utah St 36 Long Beach St 33 6 Utah S (Mills Jones W.cizer goals (Hawkins Long Beach St 4 Rogers Brown Cotton Titus Saluhuddm Davis Fouled out Rogers. Smith. Hawkins Saiuhuodm. Johnson Reos USU 39 (Mills and Smith 9. LBS 34 (Jackson 8). Assists USU 14 (Mills 8). LBS 14 (Hawkins and Saiuhuodm 4) Fouls USU 20. LBS 31 A NA. UVSC MEN 93. DIXIE MEN 79 10 19 Ba; ey Simpson 1 4 14 Akina 16. McRae 2 7. Crtism 1 2 Homer Meiessa 2 Wniiams 2 0 2. Tbtais 3 Michael 79 4 Wiliden UVSC (29-20. Hendnx 13 Elliott Micnaelil Hawkins 4 18 SonnenOerg 14. BTjtnerson 0 1. Fugai 0 2 Lewis 0O 0. Hallows 1 1 0 Totals 93 Haihime Ox 47 UVSC 37 Three-ooisnots Dixie Williams Homer (Akina Baney UVSC Hawkins Simpson (Brotherson 2- - 4. Willoen E'iiotl ) Hendnx Rebounds Dixie 36 (Bailey 10). UVSC 46 (Wiliden 15. M.craens 13 (Akina 6). UVSC 14 (Hawkins 12). Assists 0x 6) Blocks Dixie 5 (Bailey 2). UVSC 4 (Michaelis 4 Total Fouis Dixie 27. UVSC 29 Fouled Out: Bailey. DIXIE (2t-5- ) Clark 521 NEW MEXICO 64. No. 10 UTAH 60 NEW MEXICO (27-430 Smith Tnomas 17 SnieiOs 1 7 Otney Gibson 4. Schornstem 00 5. Santiago 0 Tot3lS 64 UTAH (25-6- ): 4 0. Caton 2 5 7. Rydalch 7. MeCneth 4 0. Muler Chapman 4 4 Hansen OO 0. Jessie 16 Van M Cougar spiders grab big win over SDSU By ROB COLEMAN Special to the Daily Herald After being lulled to sleep with an easy opening-gam- e victory, the d BYU volleyball team noon found itself on the brink of defeat versus the San Diego State Aztecs. The Cougars woke up just in e time to salvage an exciting victory over the Aztecs, I4th-ranke- five-gam- 1 5-- 2, 19-1- 7. 5, Brotherson ham UTAH (25 5) Rvoaicn Meimetn 7. Van Mom 5 '4. r 8 Muler Calon 8 4 Hansen 0. Jessie 24 Doeac 8 Totals Ulan 42. St Hairfcme Coioraoo St 36 Cfinstansen iEans Sellers Jonnson Rt:aicn Mahmud Uran Caton Reos CSU Mier Hansen 27 vogel 4 Madison 4 Barnet! 4i utaf 31 ;M ier 7. Jess 7) Assists CSU 12 (Sellers 51 Ulan 16 CSU 17. Utan 19 A iM.ner 5. Jessie 5 Fouls 12 222. r 5A girkt tournament Championship Detroit Charlotte the way. j; 19 41 695 645 433 350 317 27 31 00 24 33 92 Dalles Detroit 15 20 21 25 32 38 '2 12 11 47 .190 13 38 30 28 27 25 21 783 644 500 459 443 8 12 17 19 12 20 12 431 21 350 26 San Antonio Houston Denver Dallas Minnesota 40 26 Lakers 27 23 Dallas 20 22 36 -- 21 13 CITY (AP) Results Saturday from the $328 000 Mexican Open ATP Tbur tournament at IUSi , CiuO Aieman. i tf. Semifinals Thomas Muster (1) Austria, det Francisco Clavet (5), Spam Jin Novak (3) Cch Republic, def Fernando Mei.gem 64 (7). Brazil. If. I Results Saturday ROTTERDAM Netnwriards (AP) ot the ABN AMRO indoor World Tennis Tournament ' " - Semifinals Goran Ivanisevic (2) Croatia, det Guiliaume Paoux J 4 ..... France 4 Yevgeny Kafelnikov (3), Russia, def. Tim Henman - Britain. Scores Saturday after',''i 3 million Honda Classic ' TPC at Eagi par-7- CORAL SPRINGS Fla (AP) the third round of the $1 piayed on the 7037-yar- -- TimHerron Michael Campbell MarkOMeara Mark McCumber LeeRinker Payne Stewart Phil Biackmar Nick Price rr -- Patuck Burke GOLDEN STATE (88): Kersey 12. Smith 13. Seikaly 2. Armstrong 4 9. 4 19 Marshall 6 Willis Spreweli 4 13. Coles 5. DeClercq 9 Barry 8 88 0 Tbtais DENVER (102): 2- L Ellis 44 4 13 Mutombo 8 McOyess 2 12. Rose 27. D Ellis 16. Stith 20 Williams 0 2. Overton 0. 2. Totals Hammonds 0 2. Fish 102 88 22 Golden State 25 21 20 102 Denver 30 18 29 25 State Golden Barry (Marshall goals Smith Coles Spreweli Armstrong L Ellis Denver Stith (D Ems Williams Fouled out None Overton Rebounds Golden State 44 (Kersey. Smith Marshall 6). Denver 57 (L Elds 16) Assists Goiden State 16 (Coles 5). Denver 25 (Rose 9) Total Stale 23. Denver 23. Technicals Spreweli. Golden State coach Adelman, Coles. Golden State illegal defense 2 A 17.171. DALLAS (91): McCloud 4. Kidd 3 28. Williams CONFERENCE Atlantic Division entiir ' it Jackson 15. Dumas 13. David Frost Browne Brad Fabel Sandy Lyle Marco Dawson Greg Norman Franklin Langham David Peoples John Morse Mark Caicavecchia David Toms Keith Fergus am 2- 4- - T rMlitSrilk I Doug Martin BYU 9. Grand Canyon 4 411 2 010 9 14 0 4 9 3 103 Grand Canyon 0 000 Beyer. Schaerrer (7) and Johnson Estep. Kramer (5) and Hamel WP 3oyer (12) LP Estep (0 3) Circuit, (GCUt Menke HR- - (BYU) Nelson (6) (GCU) Ban (6). Hamel (6). , MEXICO 41 BYU ' 1 1 Slate 88 Utah at Minnesota. 1pm. Chicago at New York. 3 30 p m. Dallas at Toronto 6 pm. San Antonio at Seattle. 6 pm. New Jersey at Denver. 7pm Sacramento at Golden Suite. 8 30 p 28- (BYU) ) (BYU) Roberts. 4. Dumas Wood Kidd 92 Harris (jackscm . 91 0-- GB Sunday's Games Pnoenix at Orlando. 10 30 a m Cleveland at Miami 11 a m L A Clippers at Philadelphia. 11 a m Boston at Milwaukee. 11am Indiana at rtortiand. 1pm Atlanta at Washington. pm Houston at Vancouver. 1 p m. Grand Canyon 4 7 13 3 031 0 4 8 1 012 0 (7) and Johnson Huff Bice (5i and ini' 0 21 0 V 20- - r 0 712 30 33 34 33 39 21 Detroit 92. Dallas 91 Denver 102 Golden 111 tiwal. Pet playoff spot Saturday's Games 010 i 41 Phoenix Golden State Portland Sacramento LA Clippers Mant: 74. Miliaro 55 EASTERN '5 Hunter Tbtais -- - Houston 10 3 Mills 3 Roe Houston Curry (Dumars Fouled out Wood Rebounds Dai as 49 (W'iams 14). Detroit 64 iHni 17) Assists Dallas 22 ; , Danas 2i (Kidd 8) Detroit 18 (Hill 6) Total fouls Detroit 17. Technicals Dallas liiegal defense. rv ' Detroit illegal defense. A 21 .454. 20 47 3B- - 6 Dumars McCloud Detroit Mills ) 2 1 Pacific Division Seattle Haws. Harmer WPHamel Haws (4-Winqet, (GCU) Hamel. Kosowei HR- - Roberts (3). Hamel (5) goals 2w" Thorpe 28 Vancouver 42 L A 18 CONFERENCE Utah as quick-scorin- 21 L 17 18 22 34 39 26 21 0 19 Wo 10 91 0 HiU Curry Ratiif Midwest Division BYU 7. SKYLINE 67. AMERICAN FORK 42 AM. FORK (42) Enason 5 String2 D00 2 W 22 26 (92): Reid 817 PROVO 53. SKYVIEW 48 PROVO (53): Cfnstensen 0 0 Overson 2 7. Too.asson 0 0. Red 9 24 Marrott 3 6. 3 9 8 Fool 10-1Sadowski 2 6. Totals 20 53 11 Martin SKYVIEW (48) Grirren 2 9 Young 4 2 4 Foisom 0 0 0 Smart 3 9 Thompson 32 - 2 3 Memil 1 9. Totais 16 14-3 Nyman 3 BYU - 44 12 407 361 .203 DETROIT 17 19 3 112 18 1.2 21 1 2 2 23 30 1.2 Grand Canyon MOUNTAIN VIEW 51. DAVIS 50 3: Jensen 5 3-16 Fonnes-DecWarts 17. Adams 5 2 Dale 8 12 0: Alexander 0 0 Tbtais 19 50 0 MTN. VIEW (51) Morris 2 6 Henry 9 19 i 0 5 2 6 4. Graham Coxker Osguthorpe 11. Curtis 1 5. Totals 19 51. 6 26 5 50 13 Davit 11 51 14 13 Min. View 13 goals Davis 4 (Watts. Jensen 3). Mtn. Vew 2 (Morns 2) 15 22 Hams 7 12 Brooks 0 Tbtais 164-- 4 12 11 Milwaukee Toronto WESTERN Fifth DAVIS (50) 0 38 24 GB OGDEN 59. PLEASANT GROVE 50 OGOEN (59) Castie 2 0 4 Carpenter 7 15, Allen 3 8 Ma'cnescrn 9 22. Whiteaker 5 10. Iota's 26 59 PL. GROVE (50) Jonnsen 0 0 Peterson 1 2. 17. Cnurch 4 13. West 4 Francom 4 10 50 Damon 2 0 6 Tbtais 15 17 14 13 15 59 Ogden PI Grcv SO 13 13 16 4 PG 2. West. (Damon Church) goals PREP SCORES Saturday Boys 2 A Cnamotonsnip Nortn Sevier 54 Kanab Tnird Monlicello 70, Beaver 54 girls tournament Championship 21 900 639 567 567 550 483 356 254 29 27 Atlanta M ME 6 34 Indiana TIMPVIEW 57. LOGAN 50 7 Cnamoers 5 TIMPVIEW (57) YOung 2 13 6 Vaigardson 3 7. Sorenson 3 Wn,toy 3 10 Hanmng 2 6 Cannon 3 6. Donaldson 1 2 Tbtais 22 57. 0 1 Bucner LOGAN (50) 3. Krogh 5 14 0 7 McEntire 5 69 16. McOmoer 2 6 Alien 2 4 Totals 16 50 Wessels 21 12 12 12 57 Timpview 11 13 10 16 SO Logan 1 t goals T.mp (Young) Logan 2 (Krogn. Bucher). UTAH STATE 70. NEVADA 65 NEVADA (65) 15. Warts 2 Edwards Spears 10 Bmwn 12 Green 16. Alien 0 ' 2 4 Bell 2 Barnett Morgan 2: Daiey 0 Tbtais 65 UTAH ST. (70) CK) 16 4. W'Ckize' Smitn 5 Mms 5 8 Jones 6 21 Rogens 7 Totals 0 Worr.ack 9 Moore 0 70 Haiftime Utan St 31 fievada 23 goals Nevada Barnett Edwards G'een (Alien Wickirer 13 Brown USU (Jones Mills Womack Reos Nevada Rogers 34 (Warts Green 9). USU 30 (Rogers 7) Asissts Nevada 14 (Watts. Allen. Morgan 31. USU 13 (Rogers 6) Team lou's Nevada 22 USU 15 Fouled out. Watts. Rogers. 54 39 34 34 33 29 46 New York Miami Washington New Jersey Boston Philadelphia Central Division 24 10 10 Provo 9 53 12 15 15 48 6 Skyview goals Provo 1 (Red). Snyview 2 (Nyman. Young) Madison Vogel (Van Horn 5. 9. 2. Can : '5 71 large number of service errors to win the game and tie the match at two games apiece. g The final game a is awardwhere a game, point ed on every serve was tight all Jon Fairbanks, Ryan Millar and Justin Spain knocked down two kills each as the Cougars built a 10-- 7 lead. Millar then contributed three more kills as BYU reached game point at But two calls against 4 BYU gave SDSU a edge. On the next rally. Fairbanks made a fantasiij dig and three Cougars combined on a block to earn a point for BYU. After the teams traded kills and the score was tied at 6. the game was delayed by a dispute over an official's call. Eventually, the point was replayed, and BYU won it on a Spain block. The Aztecs tied the giime one last time when a BYU block landed barely out of bounds. Ingo Lindemann followed up with a kill, then teamed w ith Millar on a block to seal the match victory. Although it was disappointing to lose the second and third games, McGown said, "It's a tribute to the guys that they recovered." Millar finished with 22 kills and whilke blocks Ossie eight Antonetti had 21 kills and Lindemann had 18. Spain nailed 16 kills w ith only one error. Stratton, who played with an injured thumb in only his second game at the setter position, had 86 assists for BYU. 4A Pel 754 567 475 443 Orlando Cleveland COLORADO Cn,n 0 6 Rigtrup 0 2 Williams 0 OO 0 Burton 0 1 Tbtais 14 42 SKYLINE (87) Jonnson 4 3 11. Whitman 1 16 Ducuwortn 6 Butler 7 15, Jenson 4 9. Harris 10-Marsuy 2 0 4 Harvard 4 Totals 27 67. 14 Am. Fork 12 7 42 9 21 17 14 15 87 Skyline 3 pt goais. Am Fork 3( Skyline (Armstrong). 2. Wnrfman) L 15 26 32 34 35 39 47 W 3 Terry 0- - Friday UTAH 71. COLORADO ST. 69 ST. (11-14 0 0 Jonnson 3 Severs 8 11 5 Manm jd Madison Voget 0 7 6 Evans 17 Chnstanjen 3--4 0 0. Barne,t 6 Totals 25-- Durrani l 3 Keiscn 4 3 James 1 2 3 4 Farmer 0 4 3 Armstrong 2 1 1 UVSC WOMEN 59. CSI WOMEN 5C 12 Ore-g- a 0 CSI (27-5- ) Olson 4 Giover 9 Henry 6. Covington 4- - n 005 0 2 ftrtner 44 9 Murdock Anossa 56 0. Totals 9 Jensen 0 4 2. Hunter 13. UVSC (26-4- ): Valentine 11 Tara Femn 4 Ihcia Femn Saiea 0. Pool 4. Davis 19 Penrson 0 0- - 1 2 0 2 Hcwxraft Hansen 59 2 Tbtais 23-Whimpey CSI Harrtime UVSC 34 CSI 32 Three-poigoas Former Anossa Jensen (Henry Tara Femn 4 UVSC iHunter Covington Tncia Femn Reoounos CSI 37 Pooi (Murdock 12. Giover 7) UVSC 35 Tara Fernn 8. Tncia Femn 7 Assists CSI 12 (Henry 3 Former 3) Fouls. CSI 19. UVSC 20. UVSC 19 (Pool 7). Tot Fouiea Out None 269 FAR WEST Araona 7i Calitornia 68 Oregon 62. Oregon Sl 46 Stanton 67 Arizona St S3 UCLA 82 tVasrunston St 71 Washington 71 Southern Cat 58 MIDWEST Iowa 56 PurOue 52 Michigan 65, Wisconsin 51 Minnesota 67. Illinois 66 EAST Perm Sl 86. Ohio St 70 15-- Homer. - j 2JO""4 Z11 211- - I 211J -- 67 NickFaldo JoeySmdelar Mike Hulbert JohnMahatfey Scotl Verplank Tommy Tones Emlyn Aubrey Neal Lancaster 74 - OmarUresti Rick Fehr Viay Singh Jim Gallagher Jeff Hart Brian Henmnger Michael 202 205 206 206. . 207, ... 208, , 208 208 nil 209 209 209 209 ' i 211. 212 2lJ.,Vl 212 '" 212 'V 21; 213 ' 213, ,ii 213.,, 21 213 213 214.. 214 r.' n ,., 214i.vl 214.- 214" 214 214 214 Bradley Curtis Strange 215- line II 14-1- 3. The first game may have been too easy for BYU. The Cougars could do no wrong, whiij the Wfccs had trouble even getting the ball oer the net. But somewhere in thv jecond se4, things went awry. The Aziecs. down5-- 3 got hot. scoring seven straight points to take a 10-- 5 lead. The Cougars came back to lead but couldn't hold on. "When you beat someone 15-' you just know that they're not going t play that poorly again." BVU coach Carl McGown said. Things got worse in game three scored when the Aztecs, down the final seven points to w in 15-0 lead in t The Aztecs opened a the fourth game, but started to sputter. Meanwhile, the Cougars' engines were primed as they put together their finest hitting game of the night. While the Aztecs committed 13 kill errors, the Cougars had only two errors in 38 attempts. With accurate setting by Derik Stratton. coupled with precision hittina, BYU overcame a 14-1- 3, 2. 9-- 8. 9. 3-- 15-1- Cougars sweep twinbill Solid punch helped "the BYU baseball team sweep a WAC doubleheader from Grand Canyon University Saturday in Phoenix. the The Cougars defeated Antelopes 4 in the first game and in game two. The wins move the 4 Cougars to 7 overall and 2 in the WAC. Grand Canyon drops to 3 overall and 6 in the WAC. Ace pitcher Scott Haws led the Cougars to victory in game one. He pitched six quality innings for his fourth w in of the year Haws got run support from Cougar third baseman Ryan Roberts. 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