CALENDAR
Today
Basketball
Coconut Coast Classic: Women, Cal State-Stanislaus vs. Bellarmine, 2 p.m.; Men, third place, Kentucky Wesleyan-Rio Grande winner vs. Wayne State-Hawaii-Hilo winner, 5 p.m.; championship, Kentucky Wesleyan-Rio Grande loser vs. Wayne State-Hawaii-Hilo loser, 7:30 p.m., Afook-Chinen Civic Auditorium.
Palama Settlement Christmas Tournament: First round, Mid-Pacific vs. Pickering (Canada), 6 p.m.; Maryknoll vs. Chula Vista (Calif.), 7:30 p.m., Palama Settlement gym.
ILH Girls: Iolani vs. Hawaii Baptist/St. Andrew's at Joey DeSa Field; University High vs. Maryknoll at Cartwright Field; St. Francis at Kamehameha; Sacred Hearts at Mid-Pacific, 3:45 p.m.
OIA East Girls: Castle vs. Kailua at Keolu Field, Kalani vs. Kaiser at Koko Head District Park, Kaimuki vs. McKinley at Ala Wai Playground, Kahuku vs. Kalaheo at Aikahi Park, Farrington vs. Roosevelt at Stevenson Intermediate School field, 3:30 p.m.
OIA West Girls: Leilehua vs. Campbell at North Road Park, Radford vs. Waipahu at Waipahu Recreation Center, Nanakuli vs. Waianae at Pililaau Park, Pearl City at Waialua, Moanalua vs. Aiea at Aiea Annex Field, 3:30 p.m.
Chiemsee Gerry Lopez Pipe Master: All day, surf permitting, Banzai Pipeline.
Tomorrow
Coconut Coast Classic: Women, Bellarmine vs. Rio Grande, noon, Afook-Chinen Civic Auditorium.
College Men: Dakota Wesleyan vs. HPU, 7:30 p.m., Blaisdell Arena.
Palama Settlement Christmas Tournament: First round, McKinley vs. Centennial (Canada), 6 p.m.; Kamehameha vs. Santana (Calif.), 7:30 p.m., Palama Settlement gym.
Chiemsee Gerry Lopez Pipe Master: 8:30 a.m., Banzai Pipeline.
Training times of six women sports champions LIST
General
1. Peggy Fleming - seven hours daily, age 17.
2. Katarina Witt - six hours daily, age 10.
3. Donna de Varona - six hours daily, high school.
4. Kristi Yamaguchi - five hours daily, age 11.
5. Shannon Miller - seven hours daily, high school.
6. Dorothy Hamill - seven hours daily, age 14.
Source: Great Women in Sports (Anne Janette Johnson, Visible Ink Press, 1996).
BASKETBALL
AP Men's Top 25
Records not available
First-place votes in parentheses
Pts Prv 1. Fort Hays State, Kan. (6) 158 1 2. Northern Kentucky (2) 154 2 3. Alaska-Anchorage 144 4 4. West Georgia 136 5 5. Central Oklahoma 128 7 6. Wheeling Jesuit, W.Va. 120 8 7. New Hampshire College 112 12 8. Winston-Salem State, N.C. 104 -- 9. Southern Indiana 96 9 10. Cal State Bakersfield 85 10 11. Missouri-Rolla 81 13 12. Pittsburgh-Johnstown 72 14 13. Alabama A&M 62 16 14. South Dakota State 59 17 15. Pace, N.Y. 45 -- 16. Catawba College, N.C. 44 -- 17. Indianapolis 27 18 18. North Dakota State 26 11 19. Coker, S.C. 10 -- 20. Georgia College 7 15
Last night's results Prep preseason
Castle 70, Nanakuli 61
High scorers-Cast: Shaun Dydasco 18, Billy Bratton 13, Robert Foster 12, Buddy Guillermo 10. Nan: Carl Laa 20, Edmanuel DeFreitas 19.
Nanakuli 69, Castle 42
Last night's results Park leagues
At Koko Head District Park
Side Street Inn 70, Rebels 39
Nalo Farms 48, Da Beer Runnahs 43
Poly Ad Boys 61, Bill Foo's 27
Division I Tournament VOLLEYBALL
NCAA women
At Cleveland
Semifinal round
Tomorrow's matchesFlorida (37-1) vs. Hawaii (34-2)
Stanford (29-2) vs. Nebraska (30-3)
Saturday's championship
Semifinal winners
Division I home attendance College women
Avg. Total 1. Hawaii 8,378 183,314 2. Nebraska 3,539 49,542 3. Texas 2,894 37,031 4. Florida 2,535 38,030 5. Illinois St. 2,533 40,522 6. Illinois 2,414 31,381 7. Wisconsin 2,218 31,057 8. Michigan St. 2,209 30,930 9. Minnesota 1,868 24,365 10. Stanford 1,738 24,339 11. Pacific 1,699 23,791 12. Penn State 1,623 27,590
Total 1. Hawaii 183,314 2. Nebraska 49,542 3. Illinois State 40,552 4. Florida 38,030 5. Texas 37,031 6. Illinois 31,381 8. Wisconsin 31,057 7. Michigan State 30,930 9. Penn State 27,590 10. Minnesota 24,365 11. Stanford 24,339 12. Pacific 23,791
CROSS COUNTRY
ILH All-Stars
Runner of the year-Matt Stevens, Hawaii Baptist/Pac-Five.
Coach of the year-Ralph Dykes, Punahou.
First team-Stevens, Sr., HBA/Pac-Five; Sam Chong, So., Kamehameha; Jonah Hulbert, Jr., Maryknoll/Pac-Five; Keaka Jackson, Jr., Punahou; Bobby Kessner, So., Iolani; Scott Ogawa, Jr., Punahou; Jacob Williams, So., Kamehameha.
Second team-Kevin Chang, Sr., Punahou; Matt Chun, Fr., Punahou; Kyle Lenahan, So., Punahou; Noa Lincoln, So., Kamehameha; Les Quisano, So., Kamehameha; Kawika Scaff, Sr., Kamehameha; Marco Senelly, So., Mid-Pacific/Pac-Five.
Runner of the year-Eri Macdonald, Punahou.
Coach of the year-Hugh Jenkins, Punahou.
First team-Macdonald, So., Punahou; Leah Bremer, Sr., Punahou; Tara Hibbs, So., Kamehameha; Loriann Ikeda, Sr., St. Andrew's; Lorita Leonhardt, Sr., Mid-Pacific/Pac-Five; Krista Puttler, Sr., Punahou; Reena Shah, Jr., Punahou.
Second team-Jane Beachy, Sr., Punahou; Carly Bolson, Jr., Kamehameha; Pia Chock, Sr., Punahou; Jennifer Eggers, Fr., St. Francis/Pac-Five; Trisha Hibbs, So., Kamehameha; Liane Okada, So., Iolani; Leimomi Willing, Jr., Kamehameha.
Selected by coaches SOFT TENNIS
OIA All-Stars
Eastern Division
Player of the year-Ricky Amii, Roosevelt.
Coach of the year-Gary Okada, Roosevelt.
First team-Amii, Sr. (Roos); Henry Chang, Sr., Roosevelt; Sang Ki Pae, Sr., McKinley; Ryan Liddle, Jr., Kaiser; Chris Prenosil, Jr., Kaiser; Alex Wong, So., Kaimuki.
Honorable mention-Castle: Jonathan Eveland, Steven Miyakawa, Jacob Roller, Keith Taira. Kailua: Aran Chun, Jason Chun, Keola Keanaaina, Ramil Sapinoro, Seth Tamashiro, Jeff Yamamoto. Kaimuki: Aron Espinueva, John Ishida, Isaac Nitta. Kaiser: Alan Ichiyama, Greg Muraoka, Nick Nevels, Kellen Sasano. Kalaheo: Denyada Barnes, John Pangan. Kalani: Keith Xu, Jason Yang, Se Jong Yoo. McKinley: Sean Kikuchi. Roosevelt: Marshall Lin, Dustin Naniyoshi, Alex Pham, Stephen Shimoda.
Player of the year-Marci Amii, Roosevelt.
Coach of the year-Kay Johnson, Kalaheo.
First team-Amii, So., Roosevelt; Jie Wen Guan, Jr., Roosevelt; Kumiko Isozaki, Jr., Kaimuki; Shang-En Kao, So., Kaimuki; Melanie Rauscher, Jr., Kalaheo; Kari Yamamoto, Jr., Kailua.
Honorable mention-Castle: Tracy Furuya, Rachel Gilhooly, Fern Iwamoto, Natsumi Kawasaki, Terumi Kawasaki, Shannon Tanaka. Kailua: Vanessa Johnson, Rosaleen Kamai, Janelle Oyama, Rufina Taca, Shirley Yoshimoto. Kaimuki: Robbin Constant, Loc Minh Luong, Kimberly Nakamura, Jennifer Sourychack. Kaiser: Lisa Ching, Tiffany Edwards, Tracy Hayakawa, Caron Ling, Taryn Sunabe, Jodi Wong. Kalaheo: Marci Bright, Momi Ernst, Rhiannon Olson-Froome. Kalani: Isabella Lo, Jennifer McQuay, Emma Panui, Meagan Yoshimoto. McKinley: Angel Lin, Alice Tamai. Roosevelt: Sarah Hall, Lisa Lee, Sherri Sakoda, Shelly Yamada.
Western Division
Player of the year-Darwin Abenoja Jr., Moanalua.
Coach of the year-Sam Ko, Moanalua.
First team-Abenoja Jr., Sr., Moanalua; Don DeLeon, Sr., Waipahu; Tae Kon Hong, Sr., Moanalua; Mark Nishihara, Sr., Aiea; Jason Tamura, Sr., Leilehua; Korey Yoshikami, Sr., Leilehua.
Honorable mention-Aiea: Erik Kobayashi, Kris Tom, Walt Tomiyama, Joe Phanphengdy. Campbell: Frederick Almogela, Mark Bearis, Chris Domingo, Antonio Tingco. Leilehua: Kyle Chun, Brian Lee, Peter Maher, Kyle Oho. Moanalua: Peter Choy, Steven Lam, Yuuta Suzuki, Gary Tanida. Pearl City: Brandon Bow, Daniel Kong, Eric Lau, Ryan Santo. Waianae: Eddie Acuna, Jason Empleo, Shawn LaFountain, Gabby Lanai, Gilbert Lanai, Justin Sualong. Waipahu: Billy DeLeon, Sounthala Chanthalangsy, John Koike, Roderick Olivas.
Player of the year-Kristi Nakano, Aiea.
Coach of the year-Vanne Akagi-Bustin, Leilehua.
First team-Nakano, Sr., Aiea; Jennifer Kaneshiro, So., Waipahu; Leesa Nakagawa, Jr., Moanalua; Trisha Namba, Jr., Aiea; Jamie Ohta, Sr., Leilehua; Denise Watanabe, Jr., Leilehua.
Honorable mention-Aiea: Wendy Kunimitsu. Campbell: Mary Jane Agonias, Jeanette Chan, Eilene Orsino, Margie Ramos. Leilehua: Kristen Kanemaru, Erinne Nakamura, Stacie Nakao, Kimberly Ono, Jenny Sakuoka. Moanalua: Roseleena Blair, Vicky Cho, Jodie Choy, Joanne Kwok, Stella Yeo. Pearl City: Kimberly Arakaki, Regina Cortez, Lauren Igawa, Betty Lum. Waianae: Amy Higa, Tracy Ho, Shantel Kum, Natasha Huihui, Jenny Wakayama. Waipahu: Margarita Ayala, Hannah Bautista, Michelle Mariano.
SOCCER
1996 U.S. schedule
a-Jan. 13: United States 3, Trinidad and Tobago 2
a-Jan. 16: United States 2, El Salvador 0
a-Jan. 18: Brazil 1, United States 0
a-Jan. 21: United States 3, El Salvador 0
May 26: United States 2, Scotland 1
b-June 9: United States 2, Ireland 1
b-June 12: Bolivia 2, United States 0
b-June 16: United States 2, Mexico 2
Aug. 30: United States 3, El Salvador 1
Oct. 16: Peru 4, United States 1
c-Nov. 3: United States 2, Guatemala 0
c-Nov 10: United States 2, Trinidad and Tobago 0
c-Nov. 24 - United States 1, Trinidad and Tobago 0
ue8 c-Dec. 1: Costa Rica 2, United States 1
c-Dec. 14: United States 2, Costa Rica 1
c-Saturday: vs. Guatemala at San Salvador, El Salvador
a-CONCACAF Gold Cup.
b-U.S. Cup '96.
c-World Cup qualifying.
Goalkeepers: Brad Friedel, Kasey Keller. U.S. roster
Defenders: Jeff Agoos, Marcelo Balboa, Mike Burns, Thomas Dooley, Robin Fraser, Frankie Hejduk, Alexi Lalas, Eddie Pope.
Midfielders: John Harkes, Jason Kreis, Claudio Reyna, Mike Sorber, Martin Vasquez.
Forwards: Cobi Jones, Jovan Kirovski, Roy Lassiter, Brian McBride, Joe-Max Moore, Preki Radosavljevic, Ernie Stewart.
Coach: Steve Sampson. Assistant coaches: Clive Charles, Milutin Soskic.
BOXING
Professional
At Baltimore
Obed Sullivan, Gulfport, Miss., outpointed Sam Hampton, Virginia Beach, Va., 12, to retain the IBF Intercontinental heavyweight title.
HOCKEY
NCAA Top 10
Records through Dec. 15
First-place votes in parentheses
W-L-T Pts 1. Michigan (29) 15-1-1 299 2. New Hampshire (1) 13-2-0 266 3. Miami, Ohio 14-4-0 207 4. Boston U. 10-3-2 200 5. North Dakota 11-4-1 186 6. Minnesota 10-6-0 133 7. Michigan State 11-5-0 112 8. Colorado College 10-5-1 108 9. Vermont 9-4-0 55 10. St. Cloud State 10-4-2 31Other teams receiving votes: Cornell 20 points, Princeton 17, Lake Superior 12, Clarkson 2, Massachusetts-Lowell 1, Rensselaer 1.
At Paiwa Road, Waikele BOX CAR RACING
American International
Driving Skill Competition
Sunday's results
9-years-and-under: 1. Mathew Sarale 27.38. 2. Carollyne Hartwell 27.36. 3. Kahai Freitas 27.39. 4. Cris Sarale 28.71. 5. Bryce Lee 28.33.
10-15: 1. Crystal Arakaki 27.73. 2. Wendell Jones 26.78. 3. Timmy Fong 28.06. 4. Sandra Boc 27.32. 5. Jeff Lee 27.38.
16-and-over: 1. Piero Sarale 27.38. 2. Gary Arakaki 27.19. 3. John Balbaugh 27.36. 4. Don Pierce 27.73. 5. Stan Boc 28.40.