Odu Dumps Techsters

Mon., Dec. 8, 1997

Associated Press

Top 25 women

Nyree Roberts had 20 points, 15 rebounds and four blocked shots and Mery Andrade added 20 points Sunday as No. 2 Old Dominion beat No. 4 Louisiana Tech 88-65 for the championship of the Central Fidelity Invitational at Richmond, Va.

Old Dominion forced 23 turnovers, and Roberts, a 6-foot-3 center, had four of the Lady Monarchs’ 10 steals.

The Lady Monarchs (7-0) broke to a double-digit lead in the first half, and the Lady Techsters never challenged in the second.

(11) Arizona 68, (12) Nebraska 56

Adia Barnes scored 23 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as the host Wildcats topped the Cornhuskers in the Insight Classic title game.

Arizona (4-0) led almost the entire way and held off an early second half run by Nebraska (8-2).

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