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Baseball

MLB

Career Home Run leaders

Through May 8

(x-active)

Career RBI Leaders

Through May 2

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

Source: mlb.com

College

NWAACC

Wenatchee 1-17, CC Spokane 0-7

Prosezk and Friesz; Fish, Jones (8) and Rodriguez. W—Fish. L—Prosezk. Sv—Jones.

HITS: Spokane— Brubaker 2, Smith, Henry. Wenatchee—Intermill. 2B—Smith.

McCanna, Kasper (1), Erickson (3), Reitmeier (7), Serino (8) and Friesz, Smith (4); French, Meeks (6), Redal (7), Nells (8) and Miller. W—French. L—McCanna.

HITS: Spokane—Yardley, Brubaker 3, Henry, Malkuch 2, Anderson, Reezes, Kreiger 2. Wenatchee—Fox 5, Intermill 2, Lehman 2, Mackin, Osler, Miller 2, McCaffery, Rodriguez. 2B—Fox 2, Brubaker, Malko, Kreiger. 3B—Lehman. HR—Lehman, Fox.

Big Bend 3-1-7, Walla Walla 2-2-4

Greenslitt, Berdine (6), Bessette (8), Hall (11), Price (15) and Olinger, T.Schlieman (8); Olson, Hiatt (8), Masters (12) and Lawrence, Perrine (6). W—Hall. L—Masters. Sv—Price.

HITS: Big Bend—Lange, K.Schlieman, Twede 2, Bridgman, Jewett, Wright 2, T.Schlieman. Walla Walla––Maurer 2, Lopez, Heid 3, Perrine, Young 2, Coil. 2B—Lange.

Masters and Cerna; Fitzgerald, Berdine (8) and Dagon. W—Masters. L—Fitzgerald.

HITS: Walla Walla—Cerna, Hetterley 2. Big Bend—Lange, Twede, Bernsen 2, Rigsby, Bridgman, Baker. HR—Hetterley.

Ruvalcaba, Hiatt (8) and Cerna; Greenslitt, Bessette (6), Sorensen (7), Stutesman (8), Price (8) and T.Schlieman, Dagon (8). W—Greenslitt. L—Ruvalcaba. Sv—Price.

HITS: Walla Walla—Maurer 3, Lopez 2, Hetterley, Perrine 2, Coil 2. Big Bend—Wickstrom, Twede, Bernsen 2, Rigsby 2, Heary, Jewett. 2B—Bernsen. HR—Perrine, Bernsen, Heary.

High school

District 8 4A playoffs

Gonzaga Prep 4, Central Valley 2

Manix and Karwacki; Shellhorn and Mack. W-Manix. L-Shellhorn. Sv-None.

HITS: GP-Stockton 2, Perry 2, Dewenper, Anth. Via. CV-Mack, Banderas, Davis, Bledsoe 2, Shellhorn, Anzalone. 2B-None. 3B-CV: Davis. HR-None.

Ferris 6, Shadle Park 3

Shontell, Roginski (5) and Zacher; Kittredge and Cornwell. W-Kittredge. L-Shontell.

HITS: Shadle Park-Hughes, Dominguez 2, Shontell 2, Roginski, Baker. Ferris-Hartsell 2, Kittredge, Ewing 2, Brett, Haney 2, Stockton, Yoshara, Cornwell, Roberts. 2B-Dominguez, Baker.

District 7 2A playoffs

West Valley 11, Cheney 1

Wisbarger, Anthony (3), Franze (4), Wedde (4) and Hennessy; Vennum and Mackie. W-Vennum (7-2). L-Wisbarger.

HITS: Cheney-Wedde, Merrill, Christian, Hennessy. West Valley-Vennum, Sherrill, T.Peterson 2, Mackie 2, Bowman, McCleod, Fernandez 3, Brito 2. 2B-Vennum, T.Peterson, Fernandez. HR-T.Peterson.

Pullman 5, Clarkston 4 (8)

T.Line, Conklin (8) and Hansen; Levensellar and Scourey. W-Levensellar (6-2). L-T.Line (6-2).

HITS: Clarkston-Rimmelspacher, Adelsbach, Perconti, Conklin 2, Hansen, O’Kelley 2, Fox. Pullman-Levensellar, Guettinger, Druffel 2, Fertakis 2, Cooper, Therrien. 2B-Hansen, Druffel, Therrien. HR-Conklin.

Basketball

NBA Playoffs

All Times PDT

Wednesday’s results

Utah 127, Golden State 117, OT, Utah leads series 2-0

Today’s games

Detroit at Chicago, 6 p.m.

Friday, May 11

Utah at Golden State, 6 p.m.

Saturday, May 12

Cleveland at New Jersey, 3 p.m.

Phoenix at San Antonio, 5 p.m.

Sunday, May 13

Detroit at Chicago, 12:30 p.m.

Utah at Golden State, 6 p.m.

Monday, May 14

Cleveland at New Jersey, 4 p.m.

Phoenix at San Antonio, 6:30 p.m.

Jazz 127, Warriors 117

Golden State (117)- Richardson 9-20 4-7 27, Barnes 3-12 4-4 12, Biedrins 1-1 2-2 4, Jackson 4-18 8-10 18, Davis 13-22 6-7 36, Harrington 7-15 1-2 17, Ellis 0-1 1-2 1, Pietrus 1-1 0-3 2. Totals 38-90 26-37 117.

Utah (127)- Kirilenko 7-18 6-7 20, Boozer 9-14 12-14 30, Okur 9-15 2-3 23, Giricek 3-5 2-2 10, Williams 6-13 4-5 17, Brown 1-2 0-0 2, Harpring 3-8 0-0 6, Millsap 5-9 0-0 10, Brewer 2-2 0-0 4, Fisher 1-1 2-2 5. Totals 46-87 28-33 127.

3-Point Goals—Golden State 15-40 (Richardson 5-10, Davis 4-9, Harrington 2-5, Barnes 2-6, Jackson 2-10), Utah 7-16 (Okur 3-7, Giricek 2-2, Fisher 1-1, Williams 1-2, Harpring 0-1, Brown 0-1, Kirilenko 0-2). Fouled Out—Kirilenko. Rebounds—Golden State 42 (Barnes 7), Utah 67 (Okur 18). Assists—Golden State 15 (Davis 7), Utah 31 (Williams 14). Total Fouls—Golden State 29, Utah 29. Technicals—Davis. A—19,911. (19,911).

Football

NFL Europa

Saturday’s Games

Amsterdam at Hamburg, 9 a.m.

Frankfurt at Rhein, 10 a.m.

Sunday’s Game

Cologne at Berlin, 7 a.m.

AFL

All Times PDT

NATIONAL CONFERENCE

AMERICAN CONFERENCE

Friday’s Games

Grand Rapids at Columbus, 4 p.m.

New Orleans at Orlando, 4:30 p.m.

Colorado at Nashville, 5 p.m.

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AMERICAN CONFERENCE

NATIONAL CONFERENCE

Friday’s Games

Albany at Manchester

Laredo at Texas

Louisville at Fort Wayne

Rio Grande Valley at Corpus Christi

Tri-Cities at Green Bay

Saturday’s Games

Bakersfield at Spokane, 5 p.m.

Boise at Central Valley

Bossier-Shreveport at Arkansas

Florida at South Georgia

Lubbock at Tulsa

Oklahoma City at Amarillo

Quad City at Alabama

Tennessee Valley at Cincinnati

Wilkes-Barre/Scranton at Mahoning Valley

Monday, May 14

Stockton at Everett

Hockey

NHL Playoffs

All Times PDT

CONFERENCE FINALS

Today’s games

Ottawa at Buffalo, 4 p.m.

Friday, May 11

Anaheim at Detroit, 4:30 p.m.

Saturday, May 12

Ottawa at Buffalo, 5 p.m.

Sunday, May 13

Anaheim at Detroit, 4:30 p.m.

Monday, May 14

Buffalo at Ottawa, 4 p.m.

Tuesday, May 15

Detroit at Anaheim, 6 p.m.

Wednesday, May 16

Buffalo at Ottawa, 4 p.m.

Playoff scoring leaders

Through May 7

WHL playoffs

CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (BEST-OF-7)

Wednesday’s results

Vancouver 4, Medicine Hat 0; Series tied 2-2

Friday, May 11

Medicine Hat at Vancouver

Sunday, May 13

Vancouver at Medicine Hat

Monday, May 14

Vancouver at Medicine Hat, if necessary

Auto Racing

Auto Racing glance

All Times PDT

NASCAR NEXTEL CUP

Dodge Avenger 500

Site: Darlington, S.C. Schedule: Friday, qualifying, 3 p.m.; Saturday, race (FOX, 7 p.m.). Track: Darlington Raceway (egg-shaped oval, 1.366 miles, 25 degrees banking in turns 1-2, 23 degrees in turns 3-4). Race distance: 501 miles, 367 laps. Last race: Jimmie Johnson gave Hendrick Motorsports its seventh win in the past eight Cup races by leading teammate Kyle Busch to a 1-2 finish Sunday at Richmond International Raceway. It was the third consecutive victory for Hendrick, which remained undefeated in the four races in which NASCAR has used its new Car of Tomorrow. Last year: Greg Biffle held off a late charge from Jeff Gordon to win at Darlington Raceway. Fast facts: Johnson’s victory pulled him into second place in the standings, where he now trails Jeff Gordon by 211 points. … This will be the fifth COT event. The first four featured margins of victory of less than 1 second. … Joe Gibbs Racing cars have led 794 of the 1,716 laps run in the four COT races. Hendrick cars have led 549 of those laps. … Biffle will try to join Gordon and Dale Earnhardt as the only drivers to win three consecutive events at Darlington. He is one of five active drivers with multiple victories at the track. … Jeff Burton won both Darlington events in 1999 and has eight top-five and 12 top-10 finishes in 24 career starts at the track. He is expected to make his 450th career start this weekend. Next race: NASCAR Nextel All-Star Challenge, May 19, Concord, N.C.

NASCAR BUSCH

Diamond Hill Plywood 200

Site: Darlington, S.C. Schedule: Friday, qualifying, 5 p.m., race (ESPN2, 8 p.m.). Track: Darlington Raceway (egg-shaped oval, 1.366 miles, 25 degrees banking in turns 1-2, 23 degrees in turns 3-4). Race distance: 200.8 miles, 147 laps. Last race: Clint Bowyer won the race off pit road with about 28 laps to go at Richmond and easily went on to his fifth career Busch victory. Last year: Denny Hamlin won the Diamond Hill Plywood 200 for his second victory of 2006. Fast facts: Mark Martin has a series-best eight wins and eight poles at Darlington. … Jason Keller is returning to the series this weekend with CJM Racing. Keller is Busch’s all-time earnings leader with more than $10 million and one of only two drivers with 400 starts. … Matt Kenseth was second in last year’s race after winning the year before. … David Ragan leads Juan Pablo Montoya by one point in the rookie standings. Next race: Carquest Autoparts 300, May 26, Concord, N.C.

FORMULA ONE

Spanish Grand Prix

Site: Barcelona. Schedule: Saturday, qualifying (Speed Channel, 8 a.m.); Sunday, race (Speed Channel, 7:30 a.m.). Track: Circuit of Catalunya (road course, 2.937 miles). Race distance: 193.842 miles, 66 laps. 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. Last year: Fernando Alonso became the first Spaniard to win the Spanish Grand Prix, capturing the race in front of King Juan Carlos and more than 115,000 fans. Michael Schumacher was second, followed by Giancarlo Fisichella and Massa. Fast facts: Hamilton, double world champion Alonso and Michael Schumacher replacement Kimi Raikkonen all have 22 points after three races. Alonso and Raikkonen are technically ahead, with each having a victory. … Juan Pablo Montoya had an embarrassing moment during the 2002 event when he pulled away from the pits with the fuel hose still attached to his car. His team’s lollipop man, Carl Gaden, got his foot run over when he tried to stop Montoya by jumping in front of the car. Next race: Monaco Grand Prix, May 27, Monte Carlo.

NHRA

Last event: Melanie Troxel beat Cory McClenathan in the Top Fuel finals to become the second woman to win at Gateway International Raceway. Ron Capps extended his lead in the Funny Car points to 121 with his third victory of the year, Dave Connolly topped teammate Jeg Coughlin by 0.016 seconds to move into second place overall in Pro Stock, and Matt Smith used a national-record elapsed time of 6.901 seconds to earn the Pro stock Motorcycle championship. 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. 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 top-three finish. Next race: G.I. Joe’s Grand Prix, June 10, Portland, Ore.

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.

Golf

Holes-in-one

SUNDANCE G.C.– Jerry Johnson, 16th hole, 174 yards, 5 iron.

SUNDANCE G.C.– Dale Baker, 3rd hole, 173 yards, 4 iron.

High school boys

Idaho 5A Regional tournament

At Prairie Falls Golf Club, par 70

Coeur d’Alene 302, Lewiston 315, Lake City 324, Post Falls 331.

1, Tyler Johnson (CdA) 71. 2, Kyler Gable (CdA) 75. 3, Taylor Porter (CdA) 76; Andy Hasenoehrl (Lew) 76.

Idaho District 4A tournament

At Stoneridge G.C. par 71

Sandpoint 324

1, Chris Williams, Mos, 67. 2, Dan Sommerfield, San, 77. 3, Wyatt Pearson, San, 77.

High school girls

Idaho 5A Regional tournament

At Prairie Falls Golf Club, par 71

Girls

1, Lewiston 347. 2, Post Falls 359. 3, Coeur d’Alene 360. 4, Lake City 487.

1, Genna Dodge (PF) 79. 2, Chelsea Pedersen (PF) 81. 3, Erin Johnson (CdA) 82. 4, Sara Broemling (Lew) 85.

Idaho 4A regional tournament

At StoneRidge G.C. par 71

Moscow 387, Sandpoint (2nd), Lakeland (3rd)

1, Kelli Tathum, Mos, 84. 2, Jenny Lim, Mos, 90. 3, Karen Christian, Mos, 91.

District 8 4A tournament

At Esmeralda, par 75; The Creek at Qualchan, par 72

1, Lauren Howell, Mead, 72-75-147

2, Chessey Thomas, LC, 72-76-148

3, Katrina Bech, LC, 71-81-152

4, Lauren Kato, Ferris, 75-79-154

5, Brittany Wilcox, Mead, 77-84-161

6, Kaitlen Parsons, University, 76-88-164

7, Katie Sorenson, CV, 81-84-165

8, Morgan Fuhs, LC, 84-88-169

9, Emily Travis, LC, 81-88-169

SOCCER

MLS

All Times PDT

NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie.

Thursday’s Game

Real Salt Lake at Colorado, 6 p.m.

Saturday’s Games

Chicago at Toronto FC, 12:30 p.m.

CD Chivas USA at Columbus, 4:30 p.m.

FC Dallas at Kansas City, 5 p.m.

New England at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m.

Sunday’s Game

Colorado at New York, noon

High school boys

3A Regional tournament

East Valley 3, Kamiakin 1

First half —1, EV, Polello, 26:00. 2, EV, Abramson (Jacobs), 36:00. Second half —3, EV, Abramson (Valdez), 47:00. 4, Kam, Moore, 55:00.

Shots on goal —Kamiakin 9, East Valley 13. Saves —Kamiakin, Braich 4. East Valley, Peck 7.

Softball

High school

Idaho 4A Regional tournament

Moscow 21, Lakeland 3

Klopatek, Watson (4) and O’Hara; Hawley and Charles. W-Hawley. L-Klopatek.

HITS: Lakeland-Watson, Ala.Watson 2, O’Hara. Moscow-Bender, Charles 2, Hawley 2, Smith 3, Strunk 2, Lowe, Beck, Lish 2. 2B-Al.Watson, Bender, Hawley. 3B-Lish. HR-Charles.

Selkirk 14-11, Kettle Falls JV 7-1

Higgs and Lehmn; Reeve, Pope (5) and K.Sharp, Coon (5). W-Reeve. L-Higgs.

2B-Selkirk, Villegas, Coon. HR-Kettle Falls JV, Mangini. Selkirk, Villegas, Enyeart.

Higgs and Lehmn; Pope and Reeve. W-Pope. L-Higgs.

2B-Selkirk, C.Sharp. 3B-Selkirk, Pope. HR-Selkirk, Villegas, Coon. Kettle Falls JV, Burke.

Tennis

High school boys

Washington 3A District Tournament

Quarterfinals

Jason Wuerch (MtS) def. Tim Anderson (EV) 6-0, 6-0. Zach Caldwell (MtS) def. Nathan Holstad (NC) 6-2, 6-2. Nick McMurray (MtS) def. Austin Campbell (EV) 6-2, 6-1. Seth Stradling (NC) def. Jarrad Dahl (MtS) 6-1, 6-2.

District 8 3A tournament

MEDICAL LAKE 5, WEST VALLEY 2. No. 1 Singles- Max Nelson (ML) def. Nick Raskell 6-0, 6-3. No. 1 Doubles- Brian Bergan and Tyler Lemasters (ML) def. Chris Chappell and Dallon Bagart 6-1, 6-2.

CHENEY 6, RIVERSIDE 1. No. 1 Singles- Joe Kreilkamp (CHE) def. Steve Crites 6-1 6-0. No. 1 Doubles- Jeremy Hebert-Shane Lipstein (RIV) def. Layne Bennett-Tanner Bennett 7-6 (12-10), 6-4.

PULLMAN 7, DEER PARK 0. No. 1 Singles- Daniel Kim (Pul) def. Matt Hunter 6-0, 6-2. No. 1 Doubles- Carl Vollmer and Jeff Harris (Pul) def. Ben Graisy and Josh Graisy 6-3, 3-6, 7-6.

High school girls

Washington 3A District Tournament

Quarterfinals

Valerie Nauditt (MtS) def. Emily Mason (NC) 3-6, 6-4, 6-1. Crystal McDonald (EV) def. Ellen Phaneuf (NC) 6-3, 6-1. Desi Rainey (EV) def. Mallory Brown (MtS) 6-3, 6-0. Rachel Duckett (EV) def. Skye Gregory (MtS) 6-3, 3-6, 6-1.

District 8 3A tournament

MEDICAL LAKE 5, WEST VALLEY 2. No. 1 Singles- Bri Bazo (ML) def. Hilary Hargrove 6-1, 6-2. No. 1 Doubles- Ana Ayos and Makinzy Small (ML) def. Bonnie Towell and Shauna Udell 6-3, 6-1.

PULLMAN 6, DEER PARK 1. No. 1 Singles- Raquel Marcelo (Pul) def. Desiree Hook 6-1, 6-0. No. 1 Doubles- Stacey Field and Amy Wells (Pul) def. Bailey Selle and Natalie Baydo 6-2, 6-3.

Track & Field

College

Big Sky Conference

At Pocatello, Idaho

MEN

Decathlon–(after 5 events) 1, Keller (ISU) 3,602. 2, Capps (ISU) 3,538. 3, Brazier (Sac) 3,534. 4, Bartow (PSU) 3,493. 5, Green (MSU) 3,420. 6, Trubachik (PSU) 3,394. 7, Kinney (PSU) 3,350. 8, Silverster (ISU) 3,346. Also: 14, Oswald (EWU) 2,907.

WOMEN

Heptathlon–(after 4 events) 1, Smith (ISU) 3,130. 2, Quay (PSU) 3,040. 3, Merkley (ISU) 3,010. 4, Cox (M) 2,992. 5, Wendt (ISU) 2,924. 6, Hamblin (W) 2,895. 7, Duran (EWU) 2,875. 8, Janowitz (ISU) 2,759.

Western Athletic Conference

At Fresno, Calif.

MEN

Decathlon–(after 5 events) 1, Strang (USU) 3,730. 2, Young (FSU) 3,468. 3, Demers (BSU) 3,322. 4, Snook (I) 3,268. 5, Garza (FSU) 2,780.

WOMEN

Heptathlon–(after 4 events) 1, Wichman (H) 3,337. 2, Yost (USU) 3,129. 3, Burt (I) 3,005. 4, Collins (I) 2,858. 5, Land (N) 2,815. 6, Gilbert (H) 2,765. 7, Goodman (I) 2,681. 8, Scheiss (USU) 2,640.

High school

Bi-County Championships

At Spokane Falls Community College

BOYS

Ritzville 166.5, Reardan 119, Valley Christian 106, Northwest Christian 92, Davenport 60.5, Liberty 60, Wilbur-Creston 39.

100-1, Cantrell (Dav) 11.9. 2, Canning (Lib) 12.17. 3, McDowell (WC) 12.21. 4, Hattamer (VC) 12.36. 200-1, Pfeifer (Rit) 24.47. 2, Cantrell (Dav) 24.58. 3, Soulier (WC) 24.93. 4, Whitmore (Rit) 24.97. 400-1, Pfeifer (Rit) 51.19. 2, Friedly (NWC) 51.72. 3, McNamara (VC) 54.39. 4, Quam (Rea) 55.9. 800-1, Friedly (NWC) 2:02.38. 2, Pope (VC) 2:05.72. 3, Serdar (Rea) 2:10.2. 4, Ortiz (Rit) 2:18.28. 1,600-1, Serdar (Rea) 4:39.4. 2, Pope (VC) 4:41.67. 3, Adkins (Rea) 5:08.36. 4, Fabian (Rea) 5:10.56. 5, Schultz (Rea) 5:11.06. 6, Wilson (Rea) 5:11.56. 3,200-1, Serdar (Rea) 10:38.66. 2, Pope (VC) 10:42.76. 3, Stewart (VC) 11:23.10. 4, Adkins (Rea) 11:41.59. 5, Wilson (Rea) 11:45.26. 6, Brodhagen (Rea) 11:53.43. 110 high hurdles-1, Jayne (Rea) 16.47. 2, Bilodeaux (Rit) 17.81. 3, Kuiper (NWC) 20;18. 4, Collin (NWC) 20.98. 300 low hurdles-1, Bilodeaux (Rit) 42.35. 2, Soulier (WC) 43.05. 3, Jayne (Rea) 45.42. 4, Stephens (WC) 45.46. 400 relay-1, Ritzville 45.92. 2, Davenport 46.98. 3, Valley Christian 47.72. 1,600 relay-1, Ritzville 3:35.62. 2, Reardan 4:2.04. 3, Valley Christian 4:03. 4, Davenport 4:11.23. High jump-1, Whitmore (Rit) 5-10. 2, McDowell (WC) 5-6. 3T, Stephens (Dav) 5-6. 3T, Schultz (Rea) 5-6. 5, Helms (Rit) 5-4. Long jump-1, Canning (Lib) 20-0 1/2. 2, Ramey (NWC) 19-6 1/4. 3, McNamara (VC) 18-6 1/2. 4, Kuiper (NWC) 17-10 1/2. 5, Cooper (Dav) 17-8. 6, Kwon (NWC) 17-7. Triple jump-1, Canning (Lib) 41-5 1/2. 2, Heden (VC) 39-4. 3, Ramey (NWC) 37-11. 4, Kuiper (NWC) 37-2. 5, Cooper (Dav) 36-6 3/4. 6, Konshuk (Lib) 36-3 1/2. Pole vault-1, Fryberger (Rit) 11-6. 2, Bartz (Rit) 11-0. 3, Solodyankin (VC) 9-6. 4, Donaldson (Rit) 9-6. 6, Miller (Rit) 9-0. Discus-1, Hille (Rit) 140-5. 2, Strohl (Lib) 127-2. 3, Rios (Rit) 120-2. 4, Najera (Rit) 119-11. 5, Androes (Rea) 110-4. 6, Huffman (NWC) 1002-7. Javelin-1, Saetre (Rit) 148-5. 2, Benson (NWC) 140-8. 3, Serdar (Rea) 139-4. 4, Hattamer (VC) 135-7. 5, Kunkel (Lib) 132-5. 6, Nelson (Lib) 129-1. Shot put-1, Hille (Rit) 47-8 1/4. 2, Huffman (NWC) 41-10 1/2. 3, Strohl (Lib) 41-4 1/2. 4, Dehn (Dav) 41-3. 5, Rios (Rit) 39-2 1/2. 6, Nelson (Lib) 38-7 1/2.

GIRLS

Liberty 203, Ritzville 123.5, Reardan 108, Wilbur-Creston 74.5, Northwest Christian 58, Davenport 50, Valley Christian 41.

100-1, Casselberry (Rea) 13.18. 2, Wilke (Rea) 13.71. 3, Breanne Taylor (NWC) 13.75. 4, Hennessey (Lib) 14.08. 5, Blake (Rea) 14.34. 200-1, Dahm (Lib) 27.88. 2, Wilke (Rea) 28.41. 3, Hauck (NWC) 28.55. 4, Hennessey (Lib) 28.81. 5, Knezovich (Rea) 29.18. 400-1, Hennessey (Lib) 1:03.85. 2, Flynn (Rit) 1:05.76. 3, Haden (WC) 1:07.32. 4, Kahlert (Lib) 1:07.52. 5T, Coffman (WC) 1:10.36. 5T, Coon (Rit) 1:10.36. 800-1, Knezovich (Rea) 2:39.75. 2, Kahlert (Lib) 2:42.07. 3, Pflugrath (Rit) 2:43.42. 4, Graedel (Dav) 2:48.61. 5, Olson (VC) 3:02.59. 1,600-1, Vandenburg (NWC) 5:46.87. 2, Collins (Lib) 6:09.56. 3, Knezovich (Rea) 6:11.20. 4, Graedel (Dav) 6:15.00. 5, Erickson (Dav) 6:34.22. 6, Herdrick (WC) 6:37.39. 7, Olson (VC) 6:46.53. 3,200-1, Vandenburg (NWC) 12:56.92. 2, Collins (Lib) 13:26.85. 3, Erickson (Dav) 13:48.91. 4, Olson (VC) 14:34.19. 5, Turnbough (Lib) 15:05.65. 6, Lillengreen (Rea) 15:16.40. 7, Blake (Rea) 15:39.49. 100 high hurdles-1, Kragt (Rit) 16.39. 2, Casselberry (Rea) 17.63. 3, Davis (Lib) 18.03. 4, Mielke (Dav) 18.70. 5, Gamboa (WC) 18.86. 300 low hurdles-1, Casselberry (Rea) 49.48. 2, Mielke (Dav) 52.58. 3, Davis (Lib) 53.65. 4, Gust (Rit) 54.68. 5, Esquivel (WC) 55.08. 400 relay-1, Reardan 51.81. 2, Liberty 52.85. 3, Northwest Christian 52.98. 4, Ritzville 53.98. 5, Wilbur-Creston 55.62. 800 relay-1, Ritzville 1:53.56. 2, Liberty 1:53.99. 3, Northwest Christian 1:54.13. 4, Wilbur-Creston 2:07.32. 1,600 relay-1, Northwest Christian 4:30.50. 2, Wilbur-Creston 4:41.34. 3, Ritzville 4:51.68. 4, Reardan 4:56.06. 5, Valley Christian 5:06.97. High jump-1, Dahm (Lib) 5-5. 2, Mielke (Dav) 4-8. 3, Wilke (Rea) 4-8. 4, Llewellyn (WC) 4-6. 5, Bullock (Lib) 4-4. 6, Pflugrath (Rit) 4-2. 7, Herdrick (WC) 4-2. Long jump-1, Hennessey (Lib) 15-10 3/4. 2, Kragt (Rit) 15-6 3/4. 3, Mielke (Dav) 14-9. 4, Brooks (Lib) 14-3 1/2. 5, Crosby (Lib) 14-1. 6, Clark (NWC) 12-1 3/4. Triple jump-1, Hennessey (Lib) 33-1 3/4. 2, Bullock (Lib) 32-8 1/4. 3, Crosby (Lib) 32-1 1/2. 4, Brooks (Lib) 32-0. 5, Kahlert (Lib) 29-9 3/4. 6, Blake (Rea) 27-4. 7, Lillengreen (Rea) 26-8 1/2. Pole vault-1, Llewellyn (WC) 8-6. 2, Vorobyev (VC) 6-0. 3, Katsel (Rit) 5-6. Discus-1, Arlt (Rit) 98-6. 2, Cornmesser (Lib) 96-6. 3, Bullock (Lib) 88-9. 4, McDowell (WC) 83-5. 5, Hunt (Rit) 83-1. 6, Harder (Rit) 77-10. 7, Wyborney (WC) 73-4. Javelin-1, Crosby (Lib) 120-0. 2, Cornmesser (Lib) 102-3. 3, Sackmann (Rit) 98-7. 4, Sampson (Rit) 93-6. 5, Worley (VC) 92-10. 6, McDowell (WC) 90-11. 7, Katsel (Rit) 90-10. Shot put-1, Cornmesser (Lib) 33-7 1/2. 2, Arlt (Rit) 31-5. 3, Knezovich (Rea) 30-5. 4, Slate (Rit) 27-10. 5, Hunt (Rit) 26-6 1/2. 6, Rios (Rit) 26-2 1/2. 7, McDowell (WC) 25-6.

Tuesday’s results

District 9 2B

At Colfax,

BOYS

Waitsburg 166, DeSales 140.5, Tekoa-Oakesdale/Rosalia 135, Asotin 60.5, WWVA 48, Dayton 30.

100-1, Opara (WVA) 11.1. 2, Poland (TOR) 11.2. 4, Doneen (TOR) 11.6. 7, Trevino (TOR) 11.9. 200-1, Opara (WVA) 22.8. 2, Poland (TOR) 23.3. 3, Trevino (TOR) 23.5. 6, Doneen (TOR) 24.8. 8T, Grafton (TOR) 25.5. 8T, Schulz (TOR) 25.5. 400-1, Maxey (Day) 52.7. 2, Doneen (TOR) 52.8. 4, Poland (TOR) 53.7. 6, Grafton (TOR) 58.5. 800-1, Fowler (Aso) 2:09.6. 2, Wagner (TOR) 2:11.4. 7. Hinkins (TOR) 2:25.5. 1,600-1, Fowler (Aso) 4:43.7. 3, Wagner (TOR) 5:00.5. 5, Bailey (TOR) 5:19.9. 7, Hinkins (TOR) 5:31.7. 3,200-1, Fowler (Aso) 11:07.6. 4, Bailey (TOR) 11:42.0. 7, Gorniak (TOR) 12:26.4. 110 high hurdles-1, Baker (Wai) 16.4. 300 low hurdles-1, Baker (Wai) 42.7. 6, Kuhn (TOR) 50.5. 7, Harston (TOR) 54.5. 400 relay-1, Waitsburg 45.9. 4, Tekoa-Oakesdale/Rosalia 50.3. 1,600 relay-1, Waitsburg 3:39.5. 2, Tekoa-Oakesdale/Rosalia 3:44.4. High jump-1, Widman (TOR) 6-6. 4, Baskett (TOR) 5-8. 7T, Bailey (TOR) 5-4. Long jump-1, Trevino (TOR) 17-11 3/4. 4, Baskett (TOR) 17-4. Triple jump-1, Bartlow (Pom) 39-9. 4, Baskett (TOR) 36-7 1/4. Pole vault-1, Nichols (Wai) 10-6. Discus-1, Torrey (DeS) 129-3. Javelin-1, Lyons (DeS) 184-0. Shot put-1, Lehr (Wai) 42-2. 7, Stack (TOR) 36-8 1/4. 8, Morgan (TOR) 34-2.

GIRLS

Asotin 152, Tekoa-Oakesdale/Rosalia 129, Pomeroy 90, Dayton 80, WWVA 67.5, Waitsburg 55, DeSales 53.5.

100-1, Williams (Pom) 13.1. 200-1, Wolf (Pom) 27.7. 4, Kuhn (TOR) 28.9. 400-1, Stabl (TOR) 61.5. 4, Buchholtz (TOR) 68.4. 7, Groom (TOR) 76. 800-1, Garcia (Wai) 2:41.1. 4, Blakeley (TOR) 2:48.1. 1,600-1, Johnson (Aso) 6:06.1. 2, Blakeley (TOR) 6:24.6. 5, Sims (TOR) 6:48.5. 3,200-1, Johnson (Aso) 13:30.1. 2, Blakeley (TOR) 14:24.2. 3, Sims (TOR) 15:00.1. 100 high hurdles-1, Stabl (TOR) 15.5. 300 low hurdles-1, Stabl (TOR) 48.6. 3, Palmer (TOR) 52.1. 400 relay-1, Pomeroy 53.7. 4, Tekoa-Oakesdale/Rosalia 1:01.2. 800 relay-1, Pomeroy 1:57.3. 4, Tekoa-Oakesdale/Rosalia 2:04.0. 1,600 relay-1, Tekoa-Oakesdale/Rosalia 4:30.0. High jump-1, Jacobsen (WVA) 5-1. 6, Benevides (TOR) 4-0. Long jump-1, Warren (Day) 13-8. 3, Kuhn (TOR) 13-2 1/2. 5, Sims (TOR) 12-11 1/4. Triple jump-1, Owens (Day) 31-9 3/4. 5, Palmer (TOR) 28-6. 7, Buchholtz (TOR) 27-6 1/4. Pole vault-1, Notturno (DeS) 6-0. Discus-1, Bechtel (WVA) 37-6 1/2. Javelin-1, Bechtel (WVA) 112-2. 5, Hinkins (TOR) 87-4. Shot put-1, Bechtel (WVA) 37-6 1/2. 3, Hinkins (TOR) 28-4 1/2. 8, Warner (TOR) 23-7.

District 9 1B Meet

At Colfax

BOYS

St. John-Endicott 99, Garfield-Palouse 51, Jubilee 16.

100-1, Cole (GP) 11.4. 2, Tubio (SJE) 11.7. 3, Arellano (Jub) 11.8. 200-1, Tubio (SJE) 23.5. 2, Arellano (Jub) 23.9. 3, Lopez (GP) 24.1. 400-1, Jacobs (Jub) 60.3. 2, Morasch (SJE) 62.6. 3, Riehle (SJE) 66.7. 800-1, Fisher (SJE) 2:14.4. 2, Bonham (Jub) 2:15.2. 3, Snow (Jub) 2:18.1. 1,600-1, Fisher (SJE) 5:8.8. 2, Siegel (SJE) 5:28.5. 3, Sayers (GP) 5:39.0. 4, Ashcraft (GP) 5:45.4. 3,200-1, Fisher (SJE) 11:39.4. 2, Salzman (SJE) 12:19.5. 3, Siegel (SJE) 12:35.4. 4, Sayers (GP) 12:54.2. 110 high hurdles-1, Miller (SJE) 17.9. 2, Sackman (SJE) 21.6. 300 low hurdles-1, Smith (GP) 42.8. 2, Miller (SJE) 45.8. 3, Sackman (SJE) 53.3. 400 relay-1, Garfield-Palouse 45.7. 2, St. John-Endicott 49.6. 1,600 relay-1, St. John-Endicott 3:44.2. 2, Garfield-Palouse 4:3.5. High jump-1, Miller (SJE) 5-8. 2, Schauble (SJE) 5-4. 3, Schmick (SJE) 5-0. 4, Ashcraft (GP) 5-0. Long jump-1, Miller (SJE) 18-1 1/2. 2, Smith (GP) 17-4 1/2. 3, Dvorak (GP) 15-5 3/4. 4, Schauble (SJE) 15-3 1/2. Triple jump-1, Miller (SJE) 38-2. 2, Salzman (SJE) 37-6 3/4. 3, Sackman (SJE) 33-6. 4, Riehle (SJE) 32-2 1/2. Pole vault- Discus-1, Bettcher (SJE) 86-9. 2, Schmick (SJE) 78-5. 3, Sell (GP) 61-10. 4, Lopez (GP) 57-2. Javelin-1, Styer (GP) 131-4. 2, Salzman (SJE) 115-3. 3, Chatelain (GP) 103-9. 4, Riehle (SJE) 94-1. Shot put-1, Styer (GP) 34-5 3/4. 2, Bofencamp (GP) 31-2 3/4. 3, Bettcher (SJE) 30-11 1/4. 4, Beckman (SJE) 25-10 3/4.

GIRLS

Garfield-Palouse 52, St. John-Endicott 36, Touchet 3.

100-1, Leendertsen (GP) 13.5. 200-1, Simon (SJE) 27.9. 2, Warner (Tou) 28.0. 400- 800-1, Adair (GP) 3:02.5. 1,600-1, Adair 6:08.7. 2, Kolb (SJE) 6:42.9. 3,200-1, Adair (GP) 13:46.3. 100 high hurdles-1, McGehee (GP) 18.13. 300 low hurdles- 400 relay-1, Garfield-Palouse 55.2. 800 relay-1, Garfield-Palouse 2:06.9. 1,600 relay- High jump-1, Boone (GP) 4-6. Long jump-1, Simon (SJE) 13-7. 2, Kolb (SJE) 11.3. Triple jump-1, Miller (SJE) NA. 2, Simon (SJE) NA. 3, Reams (GP) NA. Pole vault- Discus-1, Miller (SJE) 91-5. 2, Elder (GP) 52-10. Javelin-1, Miller (SJE) 111-5. Shot put-1, Reams (GP) 22-6 1/4. 2, Elder (GP) 22-5.

Moves

BASEBALL

Major League Baseball

MLB—Suspended Francisco Cruceta of the Texas organization (Oklahoma-PCL) 50 games for testing positive for a performance-enhancing substance.

National League

CINCINNATI REDS—Released LHP Rheal Cormier. Placed LHP Eric Milton on the 15-day DL. Activated RHP Jared Burton from the 15-day DL.

FLORIDA MARLINS—Recalled OF Reggie Abercrombie from Albuquerque (PCL). Optioned OF Eric Reed to Albuquerque.

NEW YORK METS—Signed RHP Brian Lawrence to a minor league contract.

Can-Am League

GRAYS—Signed OF Sean Gamble.

CYCLING

TINKOFF CREDIT SYSTEMS TEAM—Suspended Tyler Hamilton and Joerg Jaksche from competing in the Giro d’Italia.

BASKETBALL

Women’s National Basketball Association

INDIANA FEVER—Waived F Erin Lawless.

FOOTBALL

National Football League

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Signed CB Bruce Thornton.

OAKLAND RAIDERS—Fired Michael Lombardi, senior personnel executive.

TENNESSEE TITANS—Signed QB Tim Rattay, OL Marques Ogden and FB Jonathan Evans. Claimed LB Gilbert Gardner off waivers from Indianapolis. Waived DT Marcus White, FB Nic Luc and DT Adrian Haywood.

Canadian Football League

EDMONTON ESKIMOS—Signed DB Ahmad Treaudo and DB Ricky Williams.

Arena Football League

LOS ANGELES AVENGERS—Announced the resignation of Greg Carlson, defensive line and linebacker coach, to become coach for St. Scholastica. Announced the retirement of WR-LB Greg Hopkins and named him assistant coach.

NEW YORK DRAGONS—Signed DL Vontrell Jamison. Waived WR Jason Willis. Released OL Craig Moore.

HOCKEY

National Hockey League

DETROIT RED WINGS—Signed RW Igor Grigorenko to a one-year contract.

TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING—Re-signed RW Jason Ward to a two-year contract.

ECHL

PHOENIX ROADRUNNERS—Agreed to terms with Brad Church, coach and director of hockey operations, on a one-year contract extension for the 2007-08 season.

SOCCER

Major League Soccer

COLUMBUS CREW—Traded F Joseph Ngwenya to Houston for F Alejandro Moreno.

COLLEGE

NCAA—Reduced former Ohio State men’s basketball coach Jim O’Brien’s five-year suspension to two years.

AUBURN—Named Seth Kushkin women’s assistant basketball coach.

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON—Announced junior men’s basketball C Josh Jackson will transfer.

DELAWARE—Named Jeff Rafferty men’s assistant basketball coach.

MIAMI—Announced the resignation of Paul Dee, athletic director, effective June 1, 2008.

MOUNT OLIVE—Announced it will add men’s and women’s outdoor track and field beginning in 2007-2008. Named Beth Green men’s and women’s outdoor track and field coach.

NEW MEXICO—Announced the resignation of Billy Garrett, men’s assistant basketball coach, to become associate head coach at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.

PENN STATE—Named Maren Walseth, Keila Whittington and Annie Troyan women’s assistant basketball coaches.

SAINT LOUIS—Named Stephanie Rich women’s assistant basketball coach.

UNC PEMBROKE—Promoted Shane Richardson to defensive coordinator.

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