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Baseball

MLB

American League Leaders

RUNS—ARodriguez, New York, 28; Sizemore, Cleveland, 24; DeJesus, Kansas City, 24; Sheffield, Detroit, 23; Matthews, Los Angeles, 21; Granderson, Detroit, 20; VWells, Toronto, 20; MOrdonez, Detroit, 20.

RBI—ARodriguez, New York, 34; VGuerrero, Los Angeles, 27; MOrdonez, Detroit, 26; Kinsler, Texas, 23; DOrtiz, Boston, 23; AHill, Toronto, 22; JhPeralta, Cleveland, 22.

HITS—Polanco, Detroit, 41; Tejada, Baltimore, 38; DeJesus, Kansas City, 37; ARodriguez, New York, 36; Mauer, Minnesota, 35; Matthews, Los Angeles, 34; MOrdonez, Detroit, 33; Jeter, New York, 33.

DOUBLES—THunter, Minnesota, 14; MOrdonez, Detroit, 13; VWells, Toronto, 11; AHill, Toronto, 10; Granderson, Detroit, 10; OCabrera, Los Angeles, 10; Mauer, Minnesota, 9; DOrtiz, Boston, 9; GAnderson, Los Angeles, 9.

TRIPLES—TPena, Kansas City, 4.

HOME RUNS—ARodriguez, New York, 14; Kinsler, Texas, 9; VGuerrero, Los Angeles, 8; DOrtiz, Boston, 7; Sosa, Texas, 7.

STOLEN BASES—BRoberts, Baltimore, 11; Lofton, Texas, 11; Sizemore, Cleveland, 9; JLugo, Boston, 9; Crawford, Tampa Bay, 7; Matthews, Los Angeles, 6; THunter, Minnesota, 6.

STRIKEOUTS—JoSantana, Minnesota, 45; Sabathia, Cleveland, 44; Bedard, Baltimore, 42; Matsuzaka, Boston, 38; Shields, Tampa Bay, 37; DCabrera, Baltimore, 36; Lackey, Los Angeles, 35; Beckett, Boston, 35.

SAVES—FrRodriguez, Los Angeles, 10; TJones, Detroit, 10; Borowski, Cleveland, 9; Reyes, Tampa Bay, 9; Papelbon, Boston, 8; Jenks, Chicago, 8; Ray, Baltimore, 7; Street, Oakland, 7; Nathan, Minnesota, 7.

National League Leaders

BATTING—DeLee, Chicago, .415; Holliday, Colorado, .385; Rowand, Philadelphia, .381; Helton, Colorado, .372; MiCabrera, Florida, .359; ShGreen, New York, .356; OHudson, Arizona, .351.

RUNS—JBReyes, New York, 28; Johnson, Atlanta, 26; HaRamirez, Florida, 26; Rollins, Philadelphia, 26; CJones, Atlanta, 24; Weeks, Milwaukee, 21; Dunn, Cincinnati, 21; Pierre, Los Angeles, 21; Renteria, Atlanta, 21.

RBI—AGonzalez, San Diego, 27; Francoeur, Atlanta, 25; Beltran, New York, 24; Willingham, Florida, 23; Holliday, Colorado, 23; OHudson, Arizona, 22; CaLee, Houston, 22; CJones, Atlanta, 22.

HITS—Holliday, Colorado, 45; DeLee, Chicago, 44; JBReyes, New York, 39; OHudson, Arizona, 39; Beltran, New York, 38; Renteria, Atlanta, 38; Rowand, Philadelphia, 37; Rollins, Philadelphia, 37.

DOUBLES—DeLee, Chicago, 17; Utley, Philadelphia, 15; Holliday, Colorado, 11; KGreene, San Diego, 11; ASoriano, Chicago, 11; Church, Washington, 10; JBautista, Pittsburgh, 10; JBReyes, New York, 10.

TRIPLES—JBReyes, New York, 5; DRoberts, San Francisco, 4; KGreene, San Diego, 3; Weeks, Milwaukee, 3; Amezaga, Florida, 3; Biggio, Houston, 3.

HOME RUNS—CJones, Atlanta, 10; Rollins, Philadelphia, 9; Bonds, San Francisco, 9; AGonzalez, San Diego, 8; Dunn, Cincinnati, 8; MiCabrera, Florida, 7.

STOLEN BASES—JBReyes, New York, 17; Pierre, Los Angeles, 12; Taveras, Colorado, 7; Victorino, Philadelphia, 7; Byrnes, Arizona, 7; DRoberts, San Francisco, 7.

PITCHING (4 Decisions)—Maine, New York, 4-0, 1.000, 1.35; Capuano, Milwaukee, 4-0, 1.000, 2.90; Harang, Cincinnati, 4-0, 1.000, 4.23; Willis, Florida, 5-1, .833, 5.35; Marquis, Chicago, 4-1, .800, 2.09; 11 are tied with 750.

STRIKEOUTS—Peavy, San Diego, 46; Hamels, Philadelphia, 43; Lilly, Chicago, 38; Webb, Arizona, 36; OlPerez, New York, 36; Harang, Cincinnati, 36; Wolf, Los Angeles, 36.

SAVES—Valverde, Arizona, 10; FCordero, Milwaukee, 10; Saito, Los Angeles, 8; STorres, Pittsburgh, 8; Benitez, San Francisco, 7; Isringhausen, St. Louis, 6; Hoffman, San Diego, 6; Wickman, Atlanta, 6.

Career Home Run hitters

Through May 2

(x-active)

Career RBI Leaders

Through May 2

(x-active; y-played prior to 1901)

Source: mlb.com

College

NWAACC

CC Spokane 5-2, Big Bend 3-9

Proszek and Friesz; Fitzgerald and Olinger. W—Proszek. L—Fitzgerald.

HITS: CC Spokane—Brubaker, Janini, Bozo, Barlow 2, Smith 2, Henry 2, Friesz 2, Krieger. Big Bend—Lange, Twede, Bernsen, Rigsby 2, Bridgemen, Heary 2, Olinger. 2B—Smith, Krieger, Twede, Bernsen, Rigsby, Olinger. HR—Smith.

McCanna, Reitmeier (4), Serino (5) and Friesz; Greenslitt, Gates (6), Harm (8) and Schleimen. W—Greenslitt. L—McCanna.

HITS: CC Spokane––Yardley, Brubaker 2, Janini, Bozo, Barlow 2, Henry 2, Krieger. Big Bend—Twede 2, Bernsen 2, Krustangel, Bridgemen 2. HR—Brubaker, Twede, Bernsen, Bridgemen.

High school

Inland Empire League

Post Falls 3, Coeur d’Alene 2

A.Seaman, J.Seaman (6), Vucinich (7) and Lupinacci; Haas and Weeks. W-Haas. L-J.Seaman (4-2).

HITS: Coeur d’Alene-Vucinich, Lupinacci, A.Seaman, J.Seaman, Snyder. Post Falls-Ries 2, Douglas, Morfitt. 2B-Lupinacci, Snyder.

Northeast A League

Colfax 11, Newport 1

Weidemier, VanTuyl (1), Green (3), Phillips (3) and Hargrove; N. Johnson, Hoadley (4) and Kromm. W-Johnson. L-Weidemier.

HITS: Newport-Phillips, Garcia. Colfax-J. Johnson 2, VanTrease, N. Johnson, Herman 2, Ledbetter 2, Huber, Gay 2, Lyon. 2B-J. Johnson, Herman. 3B- Gay.

Basketball

NBA Playoffs

All Times PDT

FIRST ROUND

(Best of 7)

Wednesday’s results

San Antonio 93, Denver 78, San Antonio wins series 4-1

Phoenix 119, L.A. Lakers 110, Phoenix wins series 4-1

Today’s games

Houston at Utah, 5 p.m.

Dallas at Golden State, 7:30 p.m.

Friday, May 4

Toronto at New Jersey, 5 p.m.

Saturday, May 5

Utah at Houston, 4 or 6:30 p.m., if necessary

Golden State at Dallas, 6:30 p.m., if necessary

Spurs 93, Nuggets 78

Denver (78)- Anthony 8-20 4-5 21, Nene 4-6 2-2 10, Camby 2-10 0-0 4, Iverson 6-22 7-9 21, Blake 4-8 0-0 12, Najera 0-5 0-0 0, Kleiza 1-2 0-0 2, Carter 4-4 0-1 8, Diawara 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 29-77 13-17 78.

San Antonio (93)- Bowen 2-3 0-0 4, Duncan 10-19 3-6 23, Elson 1-2 0-2 2, Finley 9-14 0-0 26, Parker 7-17 2-3 16, Ginobili 1-8 2-2 4, Horry 3-7 0-1 7, Vaughn 2-4 0-0 4, Barry 1-4 0-0 3, Oberto 2-2 0-0 4, Bonner 0-0 0-0 0, Udrih 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 38-80 7-14 93.

3-Point Goals—Denver 7-15 (Blake 4-6, Iverson 2-5, Anthony 1-2, Najera 0-2), San Antonio 10-21 (Finley 8-9, Barry 1-4, Horry 1-4, Bowen 0-1, Ginobili 0-3). Fouled Out—Nene. Rebounds—Denver 51 (Camby 19), San Antonio 50 (Duncan 12). Assists—Denver 16 (Iverson 8), San Antonio 25 (Parker 10). Total Fouls—Denver 19, San Antonio 16. Technical—San Antonio Defensive Three Second. A—18,797 (18,797).

Suns 119, Lakers 110

L.A. Lakers (110)- Odom 13-21 6-9 33, Walton 1-3 0-0 2, Brown 2-4 0-1 4, Bryant 13-33 6-7 34, Farmar 4-6 3-4 11, Evans 2-4 0-0 4, Bynum 1-1 0-0 2, Williams 1-3 0-0 2, Turiaf 4-10 4-6 12, Cook 2-3 1-1 6, Parker 0-2 0-0 0, Vujacic 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 43-90 20-28 110.

Phoenix (119)- Ja.Jones 2-5 1-1 7, Marion 11-21 3-3 26, Stoudemire 6-16 15-21 27, Bell 3-7 0-0 8, Nash 5-15 7-8 17, Barbosa 6-12 3-4 18, Diaw 3-4 2-2 8, Thomas 4-6 0-0 8. Totals 40-86 31-39 119.

3-Point Goals—L.A. Lakers 4-17 (Bryant 2-8, Odom 1-1, Cook 1-2, Parker 0-1, Walton 0-1, Farmar 0-1, Williams 0-1, Evans 0-2), Phoenix 8-23 (Barbosa 3-7, Bell 2-4, Ja.Jones 2-5, Marion 1-5, Nash 0-2). Fouled Out—Odom, Walton. Rebounds—L.A. Lakers 52 (Odom, Turiaf 10), Phoenix 57 (Stoudemire 16). Assists—L.A. Lakers 7 (Odom, Farmar 2), Phoenix 23 (Nash 10). Total Fouls—L.A. Lakers 32, Phoenix 23. Technical—Bryant. A—18,422 (18,422).

Playoff Leaders

Through May 1

Rookie of the Year Voting

Selected by a national panel of sportswriters and broadcasters, players were awarded five points for each first-place vote, three points for each second-place vote and one point for each third-place vote received.:

Football

NFL Europa

Saturday’s Game

Berlin at Cologne, 9 a.m.

AFL

All Times PDT

NATIONAL CONFERENCE

AMERICAN CONFERENCE

Friday’s Games

New York at Columbus, 4 p.m.

Orlando at Georgia, 4:30 p.m.

Dallas at Utah, 6 p.m.

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AMERICAN CONFERENCE

NATIONAL CONFERENCE

Today’s games

Texas at Alabama

Friday’s Games

Green Bay at Tennessee Valley

Manchester at Wilkes-Barry/Scranton

Saturday, May 5

Arkansas at Laredo

Boise at Bakersfield

Bossier-Shreveport at Corpus Christi

Florida at Albany

Fort Wayne at Cincinnati

Louisville at Mahoning Valley

South Georgia at Rio Grande Valley

Stockton at Tri-Cities

Tulsa at Oklahoma City

Sunday, May 6

Amarillo at Lubbock

Central Valley at Everett

Hockey

NHL Playoffs

All Times PDT

CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS

Wednesday’s results

Ottawa 3, New Jersey 2, Ottawa leads series 3-1

Detroit 3, San Jose 2, OT, series tied 2-2

Today’s games

Vancouver at Anaheim, 6 p.m.

Friday, May 4

N.Y. Rangers at Buffalo, 4 p.m.

Saturday, May 5

San Jose at Detroit, 11 a.m.

Ottawa at New Jersey, 5 p.m.

Sunday, May 6

Buffalo at N.Y. Rangers, 11 a.m.

Anaheim at Vancouver, 5 p.m., if necessary

Red Wings 3, Sharks 2 (OT)

First Period—1, San Jose, Cheechoo 3 (Thornton, Michalek), 17:52. Second Period—2, San Jose, Goc 1 (Rissmiller), 8:07. 3, Detroit, Holmstrom 1 (Lidstrom, Schneider), 19:55 (pp). Third Period—4, Detroit, Lang 2 (Filppula), 19:26. Overtime—5, Detroit, Schneider 2, 16:04 (pp).

Senators 3, Devils 2

First Period—1, Ottawa, Alfredsson 5 (Heatley, Spezza), 4:34. Second Period—2, New Jersey, Gionta 8 (Elias, Brodeur), 4:17 (pp). 3, Ottawa, Heatley 5, 14:44. Third Period—4, Ottawa, Fisher 1 (Redden, Emery), 3:58. 5, New Jersey, Pandolfo 1 (Martin, Brylin), 9:36.

Playoff scoring leaders

WHL playoffs

CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (BEST-OF-7)

Friday, May 4

Vancouver at Medicine Hat

Saturday, May 5

Vancouver at Medicine Hat

Tuesday, May 8

Medicine Hat at Vancouver

Wednesday, May 9

Medicine Hat at Vancouver

Friday, May 11

Medicine Hat at Vancouver, if necessary

Sunday, May 13

Vancouver at Medicine Hat, if necessary

Monday, May 14

Vancouver at Medicine Hat, if necessary

Auto Racing

Auto Racing Glance

All Times PDT

NASCAR NEXTEL CUP

Crown Royal 400

Site: Richmond, Va. Schedule: Friday, qualifying (Speed Channel, 3 p.m.); Saturday, race (FOX, 4 p.m.). Track: Richmond International Raceway (tri-oval, .75 miles, 14 degrees banking in turns). Race distance: 300 miles, 400 laps. Last race: As beer cans bounced around his car, Jeff Gordon crossed the finish line under caution for win No. 77 — breaking a sixth-place tie with the late Dale Earnhardt on NASCAR’s career victory list. It was only fitting that it happened at Talladega Superspeedway, where Earnhardt — who would have been 56 last Sunday — won 10 times in his Cup career. Last year: Dale Earnhardt Jr. took advantage of a mistake by Kevin Harvick and then held off Denny Hamlin for several more restarts to win the Crown Royal 400, snapping a 27-race winless streak. Earnhardt’s previous win was the previous July in Chicago — his only victory of 2005. Fast facts: Hendrick drivers have won six of the first nine races, including the last two by Gordon. … Gordon struggled at Richmond last year, finishing 40th and 31st in the two events. .. Earnhardt Jr. hasn’t won since last year’s Crown Royal 400. … Kurt Busch picked up his first top-five finish in nine races this season and second top 10 after placing third at Talladega. … Talladega Superspeedway permanently has banned the 14 fans from buying tickets at the speedway following their arrests Sunday for throwing objects on the track. … Juan Pablo Montoya was fined $10,000 for making an obscene gesture on live TV at Phoenix two weeks ago. … .Richard Petty had seven straight wins at Richmond from 1970-1973. Next race: Dodge Avenger 500, May 12, Darlington, S.C.

NASCAR BUSCH

Circuit City 250

Site: Richmond, Va. Schedule: Friday, qualifying (Speed Channel, 1 p.m.), race (ESPN2, 4:30 p.m.). Track: Richmond International Raceway (tri-oval, .75 miles, 14 degrees banking in turns). Race distance: 250 miles, 187.5 laps. Last race: Bobby Labonte pushed teammate Tony Stewart to the lead, then won with a dramatic pass in the last 200 yards at Talladega Superspeedway. Labonte came away with his 10th Busch win and first since 1998. Last year: Kevin Harvick passed Paul Menard with 48 laps to go and held off a late challenge from teammate Jeff Burton to win the rain-delayed Circuit City 250. Fast facts: Harvick has won the last three Busch events at Richmond dating to the fall of 2005. Harry Gant also won three straight at the track from 1991-92. … Brad Coleman picked up his first career pole last week and finished a personal-best ninth in the race. … Chevrolet has won the last two races to moved a point ahead of Ford in the manufacturer standings. Chevrolets have taken the last three Richmond events. … There were a series-record 36 lead changes last week. Next race: Diamond Hill Plywood 200, May 11, Darlington, S.C.

NHRA

O’Reilly Midwest Nationals

Site: Madison, Ill. Schedule: Friday, qualifying, 2 p.m.; Saturday, qualifying, 9:30 a.m. (ESPN2, 2 p.m., tape); Sunday, eliminations, noon (ESPN2, 4 p.m., tape). Track: Gateway International Raceway. Last event: Ashley Force won the first father-daughter race in NHRA history, edging 14-time series champion John Force in the first round of Funny Car eliminations in the Southern Nationals at Atlanta Dragway. Robert Hight claimed the Funny Car category, and Brandon Bernstein won his second straight Top Fuel event to move into first place in the series standings. Greg Anderson raced to his fourth Pro Stock win of the season to take a 212-point lead in the standings and Karen Stoffer’s second win of the year helped her regain the Pro Stock Motorcycle points lead. Last year: Tony Schumacher earned his first victory of the season in the O’Reilly NHRA Midwest Nationals. Tony Pedregon, Mike Edwards and Chip Ellis won their categories. Fast facts: Hight has advanced to the final in four of his five starts this season and now trails Funny Car leader Ron Capps by just 45 points. … Warren Johnson appeared in his first Pro Stock final in 27 events last weekend. … Bernstein ended a 26-race winless streak at the 2005 event. Next event: Thunder Valley Nationals, May 20, Bristol, Tenn.

NASCAR CRAFTSMAN TRUCKS

Last race: Erik Darnell picked up his first career truck series victory at Kansas Speedway, dominating the race and snapping Mike Skinner’s string of wins at three. A victory in the O’Reilly Auto Parts 250 would have given Skinner — who also won three straight races in 1996 — the series record. Instead, the points leader finished fifth. Next race: Quaker Steak and Lube 200, May 18, Concord, N.C.

CHAMP CAR WORLD SERIES

Last race: Sebastien Bourdais raced to his second Grand Prix of Houston victory on April 22 and grabbed the inside track for his fourth consecutive Champ Car title. The Frenchman earned his 25th career win in his 62nd start, continuing his unprecedented dominance of the circuit. Rookie Graham Rahal, Bourdais’ teammate, finished second. The 18-year-old Rahal, who skipped his senior prom in Ohio to race in Houston, became the youngest driver in series history to earn a podium finish. Next race: G.I. Joe’s Grand Prix, June 10, Portland, Ore.

FORMULA ONE

Last race: Felipe Massa of Ferrari won the Bahrain Grand Prix on April 15. Lewis Hamilton of McLaren finished second, becoming the first driver to start his F1 career with three straight top-three finishes. Next race: Spanish Grand Prix, May 13, Barcelona.

INDY RACING LEAGUE

Last race: Dan Wheldon, a close runner-up in his two previous races at Kansas Speedway, was 10 seconds ahead of Dario Franchitti late in the Kansas Lottery Indy 300 and won under caution when Ed Carpenter crashed with two laps to go. It was Wheldon’s second victory in four races this year, along with the season opener at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Next race: Indianapolis 500, May 27.

OTHER RACES

WHELEN MODIFIED TOUR: Flash Race, Sunday, Wall Township Speedway, Wall Township, N.J. On the Net: http://www.nascarlocalracing.com. MEXICO: Sunday, Autodromo de Monterrey, Monterrey, Mexico. On the Net: http// www.nascarlocalracing.com

Fishing

K&K Spring Derby

Rainbow: 1, Kenny Breeden, Sandpoint, 12 lbs., 1 oz, 32 ½ inches. 2, Mike Sutton, Spokane, 9 lbs., 6oz, 30 inches. 3, Josh Hendershott, Dover, 8 lbs., 10 oz, 28 inches. Mackinaw: 1, Pat Raynor, Sagle, 24 lbs., 1 oz, 41 inches. 2, Jack Peterson, 22 lbs., 10 oz, 38 ½ inches. 3, Jesse Peterson, 21 lbs., 2 oz. 38 inches. Youth A: Jake Brewer, 12 years Old, 12 lbs., 10 oz, 33 in., Mackinaw. Youth B: Emma Fairbanks, 6 years old, 9 lbs., 4 oz, 31 in., Mackinaw.

Golf

Holes-in-one

PRAIRIE FALLS G.C. – Jody Henderson, No. 17, 108 yards, 7-iron

DOWNRIVER – Flip Dunn, No. 16, 193 yards, 3-wood.

College men

WAC Tournament

Hidden Valley Country Club, par 72

TEAM SCORING–Nevada 860, Hawaii 861, Boise State 866, Fresno State 869, New Mexico State 873, San Jose State 873, Louisiana Tech 877, Idaho 885, Utah State 889.

Individuals: 2, Devin Daniels (USU) 209. 3, Pierre-Henri Soero (UH) 210. 4, Roscoe Valentine (SJSU) 213. 5T, Taylor Coffman (UN) 214. 5T, Travis Toyama (UH) 214. Medalist score–Grant Doverspike (FSU) 208. Also: 22T, Russell Grove (UI) 221. 22T, Brad Tensen (UI) 221. 27T, Colter Kautzmann (UI) 223. 33, Gabriel Wilson (UI) 225. 34T, Ben Weyland (UI) 226.

Soccer

High school boys

District 8 4A tournament

Ferris 2, Central Valley 1 (SO)

(Loser out)

First half — 1, CV, Cameron (Busby) 20:00. Second half — 2, Fer, Cutter (Newell) 68:00 First overtime – none. Second overtime – none. Shootout - Ferris 4 (Proctor, Hartfield, Crain, Hennessey), Central Valley 3 (Burdick, Keenan, Busby)

Shots on goal — Central Valley 12, Ferris 17Saves — Central Valley, Piger 7; Ferris, Bray 6

Mead 7, Gonzaga Prep 0

(Loser out)

First half — 1, Mea, Bushey, 4:00. 2, Mea, Doggett (Shriver), 10:00. 3, Mea, Doggett (Hamer), 23:00. 4, Mea, Doggett (Bushey), 29:00. Second half — 5, Mea, Sittser (Hughes), 41:00. 6, Mea, Stulc, 53:00. 7, Mea, Landry (Faulkenberry), 67:00.

Shots on goal — Gonzaga Prep 3, Mead 25.Saves — Gonzaga Prep, Roberts 9. Mead, Knechtges 2.

Scoring Leaders

(Based on reported results through Tuesday. Overall goals in parentheses)

Greater Spokane League

GOALS

11 – Reilly, MtSpo.

10 – Dunau, LC.

8 – Wakeley, G-Prep (11); Krueger, SP.

7 – Abramson, EV (8); Frobe, U-Hi (8); McElroy, U-Hi (8); Busby, CV.

6 – Doggett, Mead (9).

5 – Palmer, Ferris (7); Shriver, Mead (6); Miller, EV.

4 – Crain, Ferris (6); Franks, CV (5); Grinalds, CV.

3 – Jacobs, EV (5); Proctor, Ferris (4); Tarkington, Mead (4); Cameron, CV; Johnson, EV; Polello, EV; Mastranardi (EV); Hartfield, Ferris; Payton, G-Prep; Ames, LC; Hurst, LC; Hamer, Mead; Leech, SP; Burchak, U-Hi; Anderberg, U-Hi; Holloway, U-Hi.

2 – Alice, Ferris (3); Wittkowski, G-Prep (3); Gorski, LC (3); Schillios, SP (3); Rothrock, SP (3); Brown, EV; Cutter, Ferris; Mauersperger, LC; Reed, LC; Sittser, Mead; Windham, Mead; McCloskey, MtSpo; Rasic, Rogers.

Others overall – Gates, G-Prep (4); Barker, G-Prep (3); Pelton, NC (3); Ettinger, NC (3); Green, NC (3); Delmedico, CV (2); Northington, CV (2); Eatock, EV (2); Nortell, G-Prep (2); DeShazo, Mead (2); Malmoe, Mead (2); Groom, NC (2); Cummings, NC (2); Ishnazarov (2) Powell, SP (2).

ASSISTS

7 – Abramson, EV.

6 – Polello, EV (8).

5 – Wakeley, G-Prep (10); Shriver, Mead (6).

4 – Mauersperger, LC; Holloway, U-Hi; Ramos, U-Hi.

3 – Proctor, Ferris (5); Cortes, G-Prep (4); Wigert, LC (4); Cameron, CV; Mastranardi, EV; Palmer, Ferris; Gorski, LC; Ames, LC; Waugh, MtSpo; Frobe, U-Hi.

2 – Johnstone, Mead (3); Hamer, Mead (3); Weah, CV; Eatock, EV; Gates, G-Prep; Doggett, Mead; Tarkington, Mead; Sittser, Mead; Hamer, Mead; Stulc, Mead; Bushey, Mead; Megaard, MtSpo; Coomes, Rogers; Krueger, SP; Anderberg, U-Hi; Alling, U-Hi.

Others overall – Green, NC (4); Ettinger, NC (3); Grinalds, CV (2); Crain, Ferris (2) Pelton, NC, (2); Burchak, U-Hi (2).

Great Northern League

GOALS

20 – Weller, Cheney (22).

15 – McCain, Pullman.

13 – Alexander, Lakeside (15); Zakrzewski, Cheney.

12 – Dougherty, Deer Park (13); Groce, Medical Lake.

11 – Heim, Pullman (13).

8 – Duclos, Lakeside (9); Nelson, WV (9); Rebuelta, Riverside; Bland, Riverside.

7 – Kinard, Pullman (10); Mullenberg, Deer Park (8).

6 – Anderson, Cheney (7); Brittain, Lakeside (7); Hale, Cheney; Czaplewski, Chewelah; Semanko, Clarkston.

5 – Anderson, Colville; Lobdell, Deer Park; Reynolds, WV.

4 – J. Tate, Lakeside (5); Musser, Medical Lake (5); Brock, Cheney; Davis, Deer Park; Hodge, Medical Lake; Martin, Riverside; Payne, WV.

3 – Johnson, Cheney (5); Robo, Medical Lake (4); Daniels, Medical Lake (4); Lewis, Cheney; Harrod, Cheney; C. Carlson, Chewelah; J. Carlson, Chewelah; Martinez, Clarkston; Wagner, Clarkston; Vasquez, Deer Park; Geyer, Deer Park; Robertson, Deer Park; Sharrat, Pullman; K. Jordalen, Riverside; Bender, Riverside; Florez, Riverside.

2 – Gough, Cheney (3); Heiman, Lakeside (3); Brook, Cheney; Mann-King, Colville; Stoop, Deer Park; Robertson, Deer Park; Bain, Clarkston; Durfee, Clarkston; D. Melvin, Medical Lake; Kang, Pullman, Dornquast, Riverside; Nyberg, Riverside; Courchaine, WV; C. Koch, Lakeside; Martin, Lakeside.

Assists

10 – Hale, Cheney (11).

8 – Lewis, Cheney (9).

7 – Kinard, Pullman; Brittain, Lakeside.

6 – Weller, Cheney (8); Rebuelta, Riverside; Dornquast, Riverside.

5 – Hemmi, Pullman (8)

4 – Bray, Cheney (5); Geyer, Deer Park; Kang, Pullman; Buchanan, WV.

3 – Brock, Cheney (5); Brook, Cheney; Zeiman, Cheney; Czaplewski, Chewelah; Heiman, Lakeside; Alexander, Lakeside; J. Tate, Lakeside; Nyberg, Riverside.

2 – Duclos, Lakeside (4); G. Tate, Lakeside (4); Anderson, Cheney (3); Daniels, Medical Lake (3); McCain, Pullman (3); Zakrzewski, Cheney; Harrod, Cheney; Oyolokor, Cheney; Martinez, Clarkston; Freuh, Deer Park; Robertson, Deer Park; Lobdell, Deer Park; C. Koch, Lakeside; Musser, Medical Lake; Sharratt, Pullman; Heim, Pullman; Scott, Riverside; Conners, WV; Payne, WV.

(Based on reported results. Overall goals in parentheses)

Coaches only, for additions or corrections call Mike Vlahovich, 927-2180, or e-mail mikev@spokesman.com

Softball

High school

Greater Spokane League

(Through Apr. 30)

Runs – Burger (SP) 35; Frost (SP) 35; Hawley (U-Hi) 29; Lynn (SP) 28; R. Schiermeister (U-Hi) 27; Kine (Mead) 26; Yuen (Mead) 25; Wells (U-Hi) 23; Warren (U-Hi) 22; Alden (CV) 21; Shanholtzer (Mead) 21; A. Johnson (SP) 21; Andrews (MtSpo) 20; Fargher (U-Hi) 20.

RBIs – Lynn (SP) 36; Predisik (SP) 32; Wells (U-Hi) 29; Skillingstad (SP) 28; Kine (Mead) 27; Vallies (NC) 25; Hawley (U-Hi) 25; Warren (U-Hi) 24; Cey (Mead) 23; Al. Kahler (NC) 33; Alden (CV) 21; Fargher (U-Hi) 21.

Doubles – Bittner (EV) 9; Warren (U-Hi) 9; Kine (Mead) 8; Lynn (SP) 6; E. Anderson (CV) 5; Griggs (MtSpo) 5; Al. Kahler (NC) 5; Frost (SP) 5; Hawley (U-Hi) 5; Morales (CV) 4; Abramson (EV) 4; Yuen (Mead) 4; Knight (Rog) 4; R. Schiermeister (U-Hi) 4.

Triples – Alden (CV) 6; Wells (U-Hi) 6; Darcy (NC) 4; Warren (U-Hi) 4; Morales (CV) 3; Cey (Mead) 3; Kine (Mead) 3; Shanholtzer (Mead) 3; C. Gray (MtSpo) 3; Whitehead (Rog) 3; Frost (SP) 3; Hawley (U-Hi) 3; R. Schiermeister (U-Hi) 3.

Home runs – Predisik (SP) 7; Alden (CV) 6; Vallies (NC) 6; Wells (U-Hi) 6; Skillingstad (SP) 5; M. Anderson (GP) 4; Lynn (SP) 4; Fargher (U-Hi) 4; Hawley (U-Hi) 4; Warren (U-Hi) 4; Morales (CV) 3; Kine (Mead) 3; Mobley (Mead) 3; Fagan (Rog) 3; Partridge (Rog) 3.

Walks – Wise (NC) 18; M. Anderson (GP) 15; Frost (SP) 15; DeLa Rosa (NC) 14; Shanholtzer (Mead) 13; Whitehead (Rogers) 13; Predisik (SP) 13; C. Gray (MtSpo) 12; Burger (SP) 12; Fargher (U-Hi) 12; Kine (Mead) 11, Capwell (NC) 11; Vallies (NC) 11; Knight (Rog) 11; Lynn (SP) 11; Zappone (SP) 11; R. Schiermeister (U-Hi) 10.

Stolen bases – Burger (SP) 20; Lynn (SP) 17; Frost (SP) 14; A. Johnson (SP) 13; Whitehead (Rog) 12; Hawley (U-Hi) 11; Alden (CV) 10; Kine (Mead) 10.

Tennis

High school boys

Greater Spokane League

MEAD 6, EAST VALLEY 1. No. 1 Singles- Ethan Vaughn (Mea) def. Austin Campbell 6-0, 6-0. No. 1 Doubles- Ethan Burns and Josh Cokusis (Mea) def. Corbin Dial and Lonnie Quirk 6-2, 6-0.

Track & Field

High school

Greater Spokane League

Great Northern League

AREA TRACK LEADERS

(Through May 1)

100 – 4A: Jennings (F) 10.5; Robinson (LC) 11.0; Gaines 11.1; Groby (CV) 11.2. 3A: Roark (NC) 10.8; Bunkleman (EV) 11.3. 2A: Fregoso (Ch) 10.7; Badini (P) 11.08e. 1A: Van Meter (L) 11.06. B: Cole (G-P) 11.1; Cantrell (Dav) 11.2; Moland (St.G) 11.3; Luiten (Ode) 11.45. State leader: Jennings, Hamilton (Evergreen-Vancouver) 10.71.

200 – 4A: Jennings (F) 21.8-h, 21.99e; Groby (CV) 23.0; Washington (SP) 23.0; Murphy (F) 23.1. 3A: Parker (EV) 22.2; Roark (NC) 23.06. 2A: Fregoso (Ch) 22.5; Stolworthy (ML) 22.8; Souders (ML) 22.8. 1A: Van Meter (L) 22.8. B: Nicholls (StG) 23.2; McNamara (VC) 23.2; Luiten (Ode) 23.32; Moland (StG) 23.5. State leader: Hamilton (Evergreen-Vancouver) 21.71.

400 – 4A: Adams (CV) 50.0; Anderson (M) 50.6; Whitley (CV) 50.8; Jennings (F) 51.1. 3A: Parker (EV) 49.2; Hight (NC) 50.9. 2A: Stolworthy (ML) 50.2; Souders (ML) 50.8. 1A: Ratcliff (New) 52.3. B: Fridley (NWC) 51.62; Pfeifer (L-R) 51.65; McNamara (VC) 52.7; Poland (T-O-R) 53.78; Whitmore (L-R) 53.92. State leader: Barrett (Graham-Kitsap) 48.80.

800 – 4A: Hickerson (Ferris) 1:56.36; Nepon (M) 1:58.16; Coyle (CV) 1:58.6; Hatcher (M) 1:58.8. 3A: Dean (NC) 1:58.2; Kimpel 2:00.0. 2A: Chandler (R) 2:00.21; Keroack (WV) 2:02.1. 1A: Emtman (F) 1:59.9. B: Fridley (NWC) 1:59.5; Cronrath (Ode) 2:00.72; Wagner (T-O-R) 2:02.28; Serdar (Rea) 2:04.95. State leader: Barbosa (Prosser) 1:49.94.

1,600 – 4A: Coyle (CV) 4:16.5; Hickerson (F) 4:16.54; Hatcher (M) 4:17.9; Nepon (M) 4:18.9; Quackenbush (F) 4:19.12. 3A: Kimpel (NC) 4:21.73; Dean (NC) 4:24.1. 2A: Chandler (R) 4:27.94; Jacob (ML) 4:32. 1A: Ward (New) 4:37. B: Pope (VC) 4:33.23; Serdar (Rea) 4:41.81; Fowler (Aso) 4:44.6; Wagner (T-O-R) 4:45.5; Cronrath (Ode) 4:46.36. State leader: Chinchar (Kentwood) 4:08.23 (converted).

3,200 – 4A: Hatcher (M) 9:10.51; Quackenbush (F) 9:16.17; Lynch (M) 9:27.1; Dartha (M) 9:29.33; Coyle (CV) 9:30.3. 3A: Kimpel (NC) 9:29.1; Tyler (NC) 9:45.4. 2A: Rose (Col) 9:47; Degenhart (WV) 9:57.30. 1A: Welch (L) 9:52. B: Angove (StG) 10:19.9; Pope (VC) 10:29.87; Serdar (Rea) 10:33.35; Strang (Ode) 10:35.42. State leader: O’Don-McDonald (Seattle Prep) 8:59.73.

110 high hurdles – 4A: S.Davis (CV) 14.7; Walker (SP) 14.9; Karstetter (F) 15.0; Gibbons (LC) 15.5. 3A: Armstrong (EV) 14.2; Butler (NC) 14.4; Bowers (EV) 15.0. 2A: Casselman (P) 15.1; Lester (R) 16.1; Turtle (P) 16.1. 1A: Walden (New) 14.5. B: Jayne (Rear) 16.13; Wilson (Ode) 16.64; Smith (Waits) 16.8; Baek (StG) 16.8; Biodeaux (L-R) 16.9. State leader: Jordan (Garfield) 14.43.

300 low hurdles – 4A: Walker (SP) 39.47; S.Davis (CV) 39.7; Hall (SP) 40.0; Karstetter (F) 40.2. 3A: Armstrong (EV) 39.3; Roark (NC) 40.0. 2A: Cassleman (P) 39.8; Caddy (R) 40.35. 1A: Walden (New) 39.8. B: Smith (G-P) 42.8; Biodeaux (L-R) 42.83; Jayne (Rea) 43.03; Soulier (W-C) 44.2. State leader: Jordan (Garfield) 37.96.

400 relay – 4A: Lewis and Clark 43.6; Central Valley 44.2; Ferris 44.3; Rogers 44.5. 3A: North Central 42.97; East Valley 44.8. 2A: Colville 45.0; Cheney 45.3. 1A: Freeman 44.5; Newport 44.6. B: Odessa 44.4; St. George’s 45.79; Lind-Ritzville 45.99; Waitsburg 46.2; Valley Christian 47.54. State leader: Evergreen-Vancouver 42.19.

1,600 relay – 4A: Central Valley 3:23.6; Gonzaga Prep 3:25.55; Ferris 3:27.2; Mead 3:30.1. 3A: East Valley 3:26.2; North Central 3:27.3. 2A: Pullman 3:33.1; Medical Lake 3:33.5. 1A: Newport 3:33.5. B: Odessa 3:30.7; Lind-Ritzville 3:33.72; Waitsburg 3:38.1; Valley Christian 3:44.2; Tekoa-Oakesdale-Rosalia 3:46.1. State leader: Central Valley, Kentwood 3:23.63.

Shot put – 4A: Magee (M) 53-10; Shaw (LC) 53-10; Murphy (CV) 51-3½; Sulpizio (M) 50-7. 3A: Weed (EV) 48-9; Dorr (EV) 46-8½. 2A: Jones (Ch) 50-3; Pacheco (WV) 43-11¼. 1A: Sanches (New) 49-4¼. B: Hille (L-R) 48-2; Doramus (Selk) 46-11½; Whysong (Selk) 44-7; Rios (L-R) 44-0¾. State leader: Ayers (Sehome) 63-4.

Discus – 4A: Loncasty (M) 154-3; Yamada (LC) 145-3; Milsap (F) 141-6; Hopkins (U) 138-0. 3A: Schneider (MtS) 151-2; Stevens (EV) 140-8; Schneidmiller (MTS) 140-4. 2A: Jones (Ch) 158-5; Adams (Col) 135-0. 1A: Sanches (N) 138-3. B: Torrey (DeS) 147-1; Milliren (Selk) 137-3; Hille (L-R) 131-4; Strohl (Lib) 129-5. State leader: Ayers (Sehome) 179-3.

Javelin – 4A: Zimmerman (LC) 202-0; Nolan (U) 195-3; Nanny (LC) 187-6; Graff (M) 187-5. 3A: Ryan (MtS) 156-6. 2A: Musson (Col) 211-2; Rose (WV) 157-2. 1A: Opp (New) 172-0. B: Lyons (DeS) 198-11; Koontz (Rep) 161-0; Turpin (Selk) 149-7; Saetre (L-R) 146-3; Serdar (Rear) 145-6. State leader: Zimmerman.

High jump – 4A: LaForte (M) 6-2; Karstetter (F) 6-2; Maricich (M) 6-2; Lampe (GP) 6-2. 3A: Brayton (NC) 6-7¼; Ryan (MtS) 6-2. 2A: Thompson (ML) 6-5¼; Dumas (Col) 6-2. 1A: Berarducci (Cof) 5-10; Neiman (F) 5-10. B: Widman (T-O-R) 6-6; Miller (StJ-E) 5-10; Wilson (Ode) 5-10. State leader: VanZanten (Mark Morris) 6-8¼.

Long jump – 4A: Adebayo (R) 21-0; McNeil (LC) 21-0; Solomon (LC) 20-9; Schuetzle (SP) 20-7. 3A: Bunkelman (EV) 21-0; Ryan (MtS) 20-7; Hight (NC) 20-6½. 2A: Stolworthy (ML) 20-6½; Almas (Col) 19-8½. 1A: Walden (New) 21-4. B: Canning (Lib) 20-7½; Palmier (Rep) 19-9; Schmidt (Ode) 19-7. State leader: Herman (Hudson’s Bay) 24-0.

Triple jump – 4A: W.Davis (CV) 44-8½; Adebayo (R) 44-3¾; Taylor (LC) 43-2¾; Martin (U) 42-9¾. 3A: Bunkleman (EV) 41-5¾; Hatkic (MtS) 41-1½. 2A: Larson (Ch) 42-2½; Almas (Col) 40-2. 1A: Matthews (F) 40-7¼. B: Canning (Lib) 42-9½; Palmier (Rep) 42-6½; Bruya (Ode) 40-0; Konshuk (Lib) 37-8; Baskett (T-O-R) 37-4¼. State leader: Herman (Hudson’s Bay) 47-6¾.

Pole vault – 4A: Hattrup (M) 14-0; Imamura (LC) 13-9; Sherman (M) 13-6; Ditto (U) 13-6. 3A: Adams (EV) 12-6. 2A: Bode (R) 11-6; L.Keithly (P) 11-6. 1A: Taylor (L) 13-0. B: Bartz (L-R) 11-0; Wilson (Ode) 10-6; Fryberger (L-R) 10-6. State leader: Sampson (Squalicum), George (Yelm), Thompson (Camas) 15-6.

GIRLS

100 – 4A: Carlson (SP) 12.39; Lin (F) 12.4; Dahlstrom (M) 12.7; Nelson (F) 12.7. 3A: Bourgeous (EV) 12.4; Shearer (EV) 12.8. 2A: Mauer (Ch) 12.4; Gauche (Co) 12.7. 1A: Mellor (C) 12.94. B: Stabl (T-O-R) 13.1; Casselberry (Rea) 13.25; Andrews (Aso) 13.42; Coffman (W-C) 13.65; Wilke (Rea) 13.65; Burch (Inch) 13.65. State leader: James (Wilson) 12.04.

200 – 4A: Carlson (SP) 25.57; Siler (LC) 25.7; Lin (F) 26.0; Codd (M) 26.2. 3A: Bourgeous (EV) 25.68; Shearer (EV) 26.2. 2A: Palmer (Ch) 27.4; Swenson (Ch) 27.4. 1A: Nelson (L) 26.1. B: Haden (WC) 27.52; Hauck (NWC) 27.7; Apele (St.G) 27.7; Dahm (Lib) 27.98. State leader: Tibbot (Skyline) 24.78.

400 – 4A: Codd (M) 56.4; Brown (SP) 57.6; Siler (LC) 58.53; Fuchs (U) 59.6; Carlson (SP) 59.6. 3A: Canter (MtS) 1:00.8; Craig (MtS) 1:01.5. 2A: Simmons (Ch) 1:00.1; Propek (ML) 1:0057. 1A: Tikker (L) 1:00.9. B: Stabl (T-O-R) 1:00.3; O’Brien (StG) 1:04.17; Hennessey (Lib) 1:04.94; Flynn (L-R) 1:05.01. State leader: Codd.

800 – 4A: Codd (M) 2:14.26; Nelson (SP) 2:19.7; Hailey (GP) 2:23.2; Thatcher (U) 2:23.69. 3A: Zalud (MtS) 2:21.65; Graesser (NC) 2:22.31. 2A: Ganyo (ML) 2:22.9; CDruffel (P) 2:25. A: McCloud (L) 2:31. B: Rodell (St.G) 2:24.29; Pflugrath (L-R) 2:35.97; Kahlert (Lib) 2:37.23; Knezovich (Rea) 2:35.38. State leader: Codd.

1,600 – 4A: Codd (M) 4:57.7 (converted 1,500); Nelson (SP) 5:02.1 (converted 1,500), 5:11.8; Hailey (GP) 5:15.7; Lake (CV) 5:17; Hailey (GP) 5:18.92. 3A: Graesser (NC) 5:09.25; Zalud (MtS) 5:14.2. 2A: Dye (R) 5:24.33; Duenich (DP) 5:26.2. 1A: Jones (L) 5:35. B: Vanderburg (NWC) 5:07.96; Reidy (St.G) 5:34.59; Rodell (StG) 5:41.29; Johnson (Aso) 5:52.9; Knezovich (Rea) 6:01.11. State leader: Drennen (Sumner) 4:52.83.

3,200 – 4A: Nelson (SP) 10:54.54; Lake (CV) 11:39.3; Doohan (GP) 11:44.4; Momany (LC) 11:46.56; Torpie (M) 11:46.78. 3A: Bergam (EV) 11:55; Graesser (NC) 11:59. 2A: Williams (Col) 11:25; Druffel (P) 11:42.42. 1A: McCloud (L) 11:54. B: Vanderburg (NWC) 11:25.5; Collins (Lib) 12:21.78; Reedy (StG) 12:31. State leader: Drennen (Sumner) 10:35.08.

100 hurdles – 4A: Delong (SP) 15.04; McNamee (F) 15.1; Meyer (F) 15.1; Pratt (SP 15.2. 3A: Nelson (EV) 15.2; Bourgeous (EV) 15.3. 2A: Myron (P) 15.9; Mauro (WV) 16.2. 1A: Mellor (Col) 15.6. B: Stabl (T-O-R) 15.7; Goodwin (North) 16.13; Kragt (L-R) 16.56; Jana Jasman (Ode) 17.51. State leader: Brooks (Holy Names) 14.10.

300 hurdles – 4A: Fuchs (U) 46.2, 46.40; Delong (SP) 46.2; McNamee (F) 46.9; Galloway (F) 47.7. 3A: Bourgeous (EV) 46.2; LaFayette (EV) 48.1. 2A: Obert (DP) 48.0; Myron (P) 48.2. 1A: Mellor (Col) 47.0. B: Stabl (T-O-R) 47.09; Goodwin (North) 47.49; Casselberry (Rea) 48.02; Jasman (Ode) 50.36. State leader: Logan (Lincoln) 44.55.

400 relay – 4A: Shadle Park 49.4; Mead 49.5; Ferris 50.1; Lewis and Clark 50.3. 3A: East Valley 51.07; Mt. Spokane 51.4. 2A: Cheney 51.5; West Valley 52.1. 1A: Colfax 51.9. B: Reardan 52.32; Liberty 52.79; Lind-Ritzville 53.22; Republic 54.89. State leader: Skyline 48.26.

800 relay – 4A: Lewis and Clark 1:44.0; Mead 1:44.6; Shadle Park 1:44.8; Ferris 1:46.7. 3A: North Central 1:47.6; East Valley 1:49.7. 2A: Cheney 1:49.8; Colville 1:50.2. 1A: Lakeside 1:52. B: Lind-Ritzville 1:52.62; Liberty 1:54.3; DeSales 1:58.6; Northwest Christian 1:58.74. State leader: Skyline 1:43.09.

1600 relay – 4A: Shadle Park 3:56.75; Mead 3:58.26; Gonzaga Prep 4:04.15; University 4:08.72. 3A: Mt. Spokane 4:11.5; North Central 4:21.4. 2A: West Valley 4:13; Cheney 4:20. 1A: Lakeside 4:25. B: Tekoa-Oakesdale-Rosalia 4:24.9; St. George’s 4:28.55; Northwest Christian 4:32.3; Lind-Ritzville 4:47.48. State leader: Shadle Park.

Shot put – 4A: Hutchinson (M) 42-½; Romanchuck (F) 41-11; Kuhar-Pitters (GP) 36-4; Puhek (CV) 36-3½. 3A: S.Damiano (MtS) 36-9; Wordell (NC) 35-5. 2A: Albrecht (P) 42-9½; Kenney (WV) 38-11. 1A: Gibson (L) 35-9. B: Brown (Selk) 33-3½; Commesser (Lib) 32-4; Pyles (Selk) 32-2½; Bramer (Ode) 33-2½. State leader: Albrecht.

Discus – 4A: Hutchinson (M) 123-10; Peletasi (M) 117-11; Romanchuck (F) 117-2; Weaver (LC) 114-7. 3A: S.Damiano (MtS) 126-5; Wordell (NC) 122-10. 2A: Kenney (WV) 134-10; Albrecht (P) 133-3. 1A: Maecklemann (L) 105-7. B: State leader: Bryant (Inglemoor) 150-3.

Javelin – 4A: Pope (SP) 136-3; Nichols (SP) 130-7; Boydon (F) 123-8; Benage (GP) 115-7. 3A: Snyder (MtS) 131-6; Banks (MtS) 128-5; DePaolo (NC) 123-8. 2A: Verzal (DP) 126-2; Walker (P) 122-7. 1A: Gibson (L) 115-11. B: Crosby (Lib) 119-5; Edwards (ACH) 112-5; Hsu (StG) 111-7; Miller (StJ-E) 111-5. State leader: Kirkwood (Othello) 160-10.

High jump – 4A: McNamee (F) 5-9; Brown (SP) 5-4; Adams (F) 5-4; Ficklin (CV) 5-2. 3A: Hartshorn (EV) 5-2; Graybeal (NC 5-1. 2A: Wold (WV) 5-5; Mauro (WV) 5-4. 1A: Tikker (L) 5-4. B: Dahm (Lib) 5-3; Andrews (Aso) 5-0 Keslye (WC) 4-10; Mielke (Dav) 4-10. State leader: McNamee.

Long jump – 4A: Kennedy (LC) 17-7; Redmon (M) 17-2; Ficklin (CV) 16-4; Cook (M) 16-3¼. 3A: Schuerch (EV) 17-8; Dunning (EV) 15-10. 2A: Lauber (Ch) 16-8; Almy 16-7¾; Gauche (Co) 16-6½. A: Smith (Chew) 16-10¾. B: Kragt (L-R) 15-4½; Hennessey (Lib) 15-4; Brooks (Lib) 15-2¼; Goodwin (North) 14-11½. State leader: Geubelle (Curtis) 19-7.

Triple jump – 4A: Berma (F) 35-0; Barnes (U) 34-4¾; Davis (F) 34-1. 3A: Schuerch (EV) 35-1; Dunning (EV) 34-3. 2A: Myron (P) 35-2½; Verzal (DP) 34-1. 1A: Johnstone (Chew) 35-6. B: Goodwin (North) 34-9¾; Hennessey (Lib) 32-11; Bullock (Lib) 32-7¾; Crosby (Lib) 32-7. State leader: Geubelle (Curtis) 38-9½.

Pole vault – 4A: Mueller (F) 11-0; Turner (M) 10-7; Harless (GP) 10-6. 3A: Roskelly (MtS) 12-8; Dunning (EV) 10-9. 2A: Vedder (Ch) 11-0. 1A: Winlow (L) 11-0; Forsyth (L) 10-6. B: Llewellyn (W-C) 9-6; Notturno (DeS) 8-9; Jana Jasman (Ode) 8-6; Cain (L-R) 8-6. State leader: Roskelley.

(Coaches only, for additions or corrections call (509) 927-2154 or email davet@spokesman.com).

Moves

BASEBALL

American League

NEW YORK YANKEES—Fired Marty Miller strength and conditioning coach. Named Dana Cavalea interim strength and conditioning coach.

National League

ATLANTA BRAVES—Called up C Jarrod Saltalamacchia from Mississippi (SL). Placed C Brayan Pena and LHP Mark Redman on the 15-day DL. Purchased the contract of RHP Kevin Barry from Richmond (IL). Moved RHP Tanyon Sturtze from the 15- to the 60-day DL.

WASHINGTON NATIONALS—Assigned INF D’Angelo Jimenez outright to Columbus (IL).

International League

INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS—Sent C Milver Reyes to Altoona (EL). Recalled C Carlos Maldonado from Altoona.

SYRACUSE CHIEFS—Recalled RHP Jordan DeJong from New Hampshire (EL).

American Association

EL PASO DIABLOS—Released LHP Chris Trevino, INF Josh Sanchez and RHP Justin Abbott.

PENSACOLA PELICANS—Released RHP Nick Maness and RHP Sam Smith.

SHREVEPORT SPORTS—Agreed to terms with INF Ryan Hamilton and RHP Derek Cunningham.

ST. JOE BLACKSNAKES—Agreed to terms with LHP Mike Storey, LHP David Glick, LHP Mark Goodman, RHP Alec Sheppard and OF Curt Miaso. Released INF Mike Madrid.

Can-Am League

GRAYS—Acquired OF Dan Trumble from Fargo-Moorhead (Northern) for future considerations.

SUSSEX SKYHAWKS—Released LHP Chris Zallie.

Frontier League

CHILLICOTHE PAINTS—Acquired RHP Eli Diaz from Nashua (Can-Am) to complete and earler trade.

RIVER CITY RASCALS—Signed LHP Mike Jernstad. Traded C Travis Chapman to Slippery Rock for RHP Cameron Cheek.

SLIPPERY ROCK SLIDERS—Signed OF Luis Lajara, RHP Ryan Herbort and RHP Brian Baxter.

WASHINGTON WILD THINGS—Signed OF Jarod Rine and RHP Patrick Stanley.

Northern League

EDMONTON CRACKER-CATS—Announced the retirement of RHP Josh Fauske.

GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS—Announced the retirement of INF Alex Taylor.

JOLIET JACKHAMMERS—Agreed to terms with C Eric Zeedyk.

FOOTBALL

National Football League

BUFFALO BILLS—Claimed DT Manuel Wright off Miami waivers. Acquired T Darwin Walker from Philadelphia to complete the trade for Takeo Spikes.

CINCINNATI BENGALS—Waived LB Jason Berryman. Signed DE Bryan Andrews, TE Daniel Coats, LB Earl Everett, WR Jesse Holley, DE Xzavie Jackson, WR Tony Kays, LB Matt Muncy, G Harrison Nikolao, OT Elliot Seifert, LB Cameron Siskowic, QB Jeff Smith, OT Dane Uperesa, FB Stan White and CB T.J. Wright.

DENVER BRONCOS—Signed G Tim Duckworth, DT Steven Harris, WR Marquay McDaniel, S Roderick Rogers and RB Selvin Young.

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Signed DT Walter Thomas, QB Tyler Palko, OT Peter Dyakowski, WR Rhema McKnight, RB Pierre Thomas, CB Joe Porter, G Kake Kuresa, LB Wade Koehl, FB Keith Greer, DE Jon Hamm, C Pat MacDonald and K Brett Bergstrom.

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Signed K Josh Brown.

HOCKEY

National Hockey League

EDMONTON OILERS—Signed F Andrew Cogliano.

VANCOUVER CANUCKS—Recalled C Brandon Reid from Manitoba (AHL). Sent D Alexander Edler to Manitoba.

MOTOR SPORTS

NASCAR—Fined drivers Kevin Harvick and Jamie McMurray $25,000 each for an on-track altercation in a race on April 29 at Talladega Superspeedway and placed both drivers on probation until Oct. 3.

COLLEGE

ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK—Named Wyn Norwood men’s golf coach.

CALIFORNIA—Named Neil McGuire women’s soccer coach.

DELAWARE—Named Bryan Vitagliano men’s assistant soccer coach.

DUKE—Named Shannon Perry, Al Brown and Samantha Williams women’s assistant basktball coaches.

GREAT FALLS—Named Caleb Schaeffer wrestling coach.

GREENSBORO—Announced the retirement of Robert Linville, golf coach. Named Scott Tiernan golf coach and assistant sports information director.

INDIANA STATE—Named Lee McCormick strength and conditioning coach, effective May 14.

MONTANA STATE-BILLINGS—Announced the resignation of Kim Lemmens, softball coach.

NOTRE DAME—Extended the contract of Muffet McGraw, women’s basketball coach, and Jeff Jackson, men’s ice hockey coach, thrugh the 2012-13 seasons.

ST. BONAVENTURE—Announced sophomore G A.J. Hawkins and freshman F Jourdan Morris are transferring.

UCF—Named Kim Boes director of women’s basketball operations.

Today’s odds

America’s Line

CIRCULAR REPORT: ON the NBA board, the Raptors – Nets circle is for Toronto guard T.J. Ford (questionable).

NBA playoffs