CALENDAR
Today
Baseball
College: Hawaii-Hilo vs. U. of San Diego, 6 p.m., UHH Stadium; Hawaii vs. Florida State, 6:05 p.m., Rainbow Stadium.
Oahu AJA Senior League: Wahiawa vs. Kaneohe, 7 p.m., Hans L'Orange Park.
ILH Boys: Playoff final, St. Louis vs. Punahou, 6 p.m., at Damien.
OIA Boys: Fifth place, Kaimuki vs. Kahuku, 4 p.m.; championship, Kalaheo vs. Moanalua, 7 p.m., Blaisdell Arena.
ILH Championships: 4 p.m., at Punahou.
HHSAA Boys' State Tournament: Mililani vs. Kauai, 1:30 p.m.; Kalaheo vs. Waiakea, 3:30 p.m.; Punahou vs. Baldwin, 5:30 p.m.; Moanalua vs. Maui, 7:30 p.m., Aloha Stadium.
HHSAA State Tournament: Kauai vs. Maui, 1 p.m.; Mililani vs. Kailua, 2:30 p.m.; Castle vs. Leilehua, 4 p.m.; Kamehameha vs. Waiakea, 5:30 p.m.; Roosevelt vs. Lahainaluna, 7 p.m., Roosevelt Stadium.
Paradise Classic: Cal Poly-SLO vs. Nebraska, noon; Oregon State vs. Nebraska, 2 p.m.; Oregon State vs. Simon Fraser, 4 p.m.; Hawaii vs. Simon Fraser, 6 p.m.; Hawaii vs. UCSB, 8 p.m. Rainbow Wahine Stadium.
Tomorrow
College: Hawaii vs. Florida State, 12:05 p.m., Rainbow Stadium; Hawaii-Hilo vs. U. of San Diego (2), 1 p.m., UHH Stadium.
WAC Women: Hawaii vs. Southern Methodist, 7:07 p.m., Sheriff Center Arena.
Women's Contest: 9 a.m., surf permitting, Velzyland.
United Airlines Hawaiian Open: Third round, 7 a.m., Waialae Country Club.
ILH: 10 a.m., at Kamehameha.
ILH: St. Louis at Kamehameha, 1 p.m.
Hawaii High School Association: All day, Kualoa Ranch.
HHSAA Boys' State Tournament: Championship game, 7:30 p.m., Aloha Stadium.
HHSAA State Tournament: 2 p.m., 2:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. games, Roosevelt Stadium.
HIAC: Brigham Young-Hawaii vs. Hawaii Pacific, 2, noon, HPU's Windward Campus.
Paradise Classic: Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo vs. Oregon State, 8 a.m.; Cal Poly-SLO vs. Simon Fraser, 10 a.m.; Hawaii vs. Oregon State, noon; UC Santa Barbara vs. Oregon State, 2 p.m.; UCSB vs. Nebraska, 4 p.m.; Hawaii vs. Nebraska, 6 p.m.; Hawaii vs. Cal Poly-SLO, 8 p.m., Rainbow Wahine Stadium.
ILH Championships: 9 a.m., at Punahou.
Honolulu Open Championships: 3 p.m., Nuuanu YMCA.
Countries with most total med-als in Winter Olympic Games-x LIST
Olympics
1. Soviet Union -- most in 7 Olympics.
2. Norway -- most in 7 Olympics.
3. United States -- most in 1 Olympics.
4. Sweden -- most in 1 Olympics.
5. Switzerland -- most in 1 Olympics.
6. East Germany -- most in 1 Olympics.
7. Unified Germany -- most in 1 Olympics.
x-Includes ties for most medals in an Olympics competition
Source: World Features Syndicate
Yesterday's results BASEBALL
College
South
Auburn-Montgomery 5-7, Limestone College 2-3
Belhaven 2, Methodist 0
Florida Southern 8, Columbus St. 6
Mercer 4-9, Charleston Southern 0-7
New Orleans 9, Nicholls St. 4
NE Louisiana 23, Louisiana College 0, 5 innings
Spring Hill 3, Montevallo 2
West Georgia 9, Albany, Ga. 4
Southwest
Baylor 5, Sam Houston St. 0
Coker 7, Wingate 5
Gardner-Webb 6, S.C.-Spartanburg 3
Mary Hardin-Baylor 12-5, SW Adventist 6-1
Newberry 18, Benedict 5
Tennessee 19, Coll. of Charleston 4
Texas Wesleyan 19, Texas Col. 1
Far West
Florida State 11, Hawaii 2
Last night's results Oahu Sr. AJA
At Ala Wai Field
Sheridan 19, Waialae 2
At Hans L'Orange Park
Aiea 15, Ewa 4
At Aloha Stadium SOCCER
HHSAA Boys Tournament
Yesterday's results
Quarterfinals
Baldwin 2, Kauai 0
Moanalua 1, Kalaheo 0
Maui 3, Waiakea 1
Punahou 3, Mililani 1
Goal scorers--Bald: Andrew Ponce, Buford Kapua'ala. Moan: Chris Narimatsu. Maui: Zach Scott, Paul Tallman, John Kawai. Waia: Kalei Cotton. Pun: Bennett Valencia, Brett Ho, Cory Tengan. Mil: Brad Kaai.
Consolation bracket
Hawaii Prep 2, Castle 0
Goal scorers--HPA: Kris Hynes, Ashley Goo.
Prep Girls
1. Kingwood (Texas) HS, 13-0-0. 2. Pearl City HS, 13-0-0. 3. Benjamin Franklin HS, New Orleans, 23-2-1. 4. St. Thomas Aquinas HS, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., 15-0-1. 5. Plano (Texas) Senior HS, 12-2-1. 6. Mountain Pointe HS, Phoenix, 17-4-0. 7. Manatee HS, Bradenton, Fla., 20-1-0. 8. Winston Churchill HS, San Antonio, 11-1-0. 9. Lake Mary (Fla.) HS, 19-1-1. 10. James Martin HS, Arlington, Texas, 9-2-2.
Others receiving votes: Sea-breeze HS, Daytona Beach, Fla., 14-2-1; Clearwater (Fla.) Catholic HS, 18-3-1; Ursuline HS, Dallas, 29-0-1.
SOFTBALL
College
At Wahine Softball Stadium
Yesterday's result
Hawaii 2, Simon Fraser 0
Simon Fraser 000 000 0--0 4 1 Hawaii 002 000 x--2 5 1Kathy Iggulden, Kristi Jamieson (5) and Tania Jannsen, Sandi Osborne (5); Desiree Duran and Tia Morenz. WP--Duran (1-0). LP--Iggulden (0-1).Leading hitters--UH: Tia Morenz, 2-3; Joyce Lum, 2-3.
High School HONORS
Samoa Sports Awards
Football MVP, offense: Herman Ho Ching, running back, Long Beach Poly (Calif.).
Football MVP, defense: Tony Tata, lineman, St. Louis.
Top linebacker: Fabian Manumaleuna, St. Louis.
Top offensive lineman: William Lobendahn, St. Louis.
Top scholar-athlete: Daniel Marquardt, Rancho Buena Vista (Calif.).
Academic honor: Shawn Young, Rancho Alomitos (Calif.).
Boys' Volleyball co-MVPs: Michael Padua, Roosevelt, and Poyer Poia, Farrington.
Girls Volleyball MVP: Rema Tiatia, Narbonne HS, Torrance, Calif.
Top scholar-athlete: Leiau Meatonga, Kahuku.
College men
Football MVP: Joe Salave'a, DL, Arizona.
Football MVP, offense: Fred Salanoa, QB, Snow College (Utah).
College women
Basketball MVP: Naomi Mulitauaopele, center, Stanford.
Volleyball MVP: Fiona Nepo, setter, Nebraska.
PADDLING
ILH Girls
At Magic Island
Yesterday's result
Kamehameha def. Punahou, 24.31-24.36.
Winning crew: Vaihere Temenaha, Ku'uwainani Eaton, Brandy Mailer, Kahea David, Bianca Costa, Amber Stone. Coach: Rose Lum.
At St. Louis rifle range RIFLERY
ILH
St. Louis 1,645, Punahou 1,527
High shooters--StL: Jonathan Wenska, 285. Pun: Andrea Au, 266.
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