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Scoreboard

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Wednesday, April 26, 2000

CALENDAR

Today

Baseball

OIA: Kalaheo vs. Kalani at Kahala Park, Farrington at Castle, Kahuku at Kaiser, McKinley at Roosevelt, Kaimuki at Kailua, Leilehua at Moanalua, Waianae at Waialua, Campbell at Aiea, Nanakuli at Waipahu, Mililani at Pearl City, 4 p.m.

Basketball

Kaneohe Invitational: Reds vs. All Net, 6 p.m.; Positive Connections vs. Chosen Few, 7 p.m.; Bad Boy Productions vs. Critics, 8 p.m., Kaneohe District Park.

ILH Division I Girls: Kamehameha at Punahou, 7 p.m.

OIA Junior Varsity Girls Playoffs: Pearl City vs. Aiea, 5:30 p.m., Farrington vs. McKinley, 7 p.m., at Farrington H.S. Gym; Castle vs. Moanalua, 5:30 p.m.; Nanakuli vs. Kalaheo, 7 p.m., at Nanakuli H.S. Gym.

Running

Fundraiser Fun Run: 8 a.m. to noon, Waimalu Elementary School.

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Tomorrow

Basketball

OIA Varsity Girls Tournament: First round, Aiea vs. Kalani, 5:30 p.m., Radford vs. Roosevelt, 7 p.m., at Roosevelt H.S. Gym; Kahuku vs. Pearl City, 5:30 p.m., Farrington vs. Nanakuli, 7 p.m., at Nanakuli H.S. Gym.

ILH Division II Girls: Redemption at Punahou, 5 p.m.

Track and Field

Punahou Relays: 3:45 p.m., Punahou 's Alexander Field.

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GOLF

WAC Womens' Championship

At Broken Arrow, Okla.
Second round results, par-72

Team standings

Tulsa -- 307-296--603
Texas Christian -- 307-298--605
San Jose St. -- 315-307--622
Hawaii -- 320-308--628
So. Methodist -- 325-313--638
Texas-El Paso -- 335-308--643

Individual leaders

Angela Stanford, TCU -- 72-70--142
Dani Mallon, Tulsa -- 76-73--149
Maiko Senda, Tulsa -- 77-72--149
Rebecka Heinmert, SJSU -- 76-74--150

Hawaii participants

Melissa Shintani (T-9) -- 77-78--155
Linda Appelblad (T-12) -- 78-78--156
Melanie Matsumura (17th) -- 86-73--159
Kathy Cho (T-27) -- 90-79--169
Desiree Ting (T-27) -- 79-90--169

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SOFTBALL

Pacific West Conference

Through April 24

West Division

ConferenceOverall

	Conference			Overall
Team	W	L	Pct.	W	L
x-Humboldt St.	13	2	.867	43	6
*Simon Fraser	-	-	---	29	6
W. Washington	12	4	.750	27	11
*W. Oregon	6	8	.429	17	24
C. Washington	7	9	.438	13	23
*Seattle University	2	12	.143	8	21
St. Martin’s	3	9	.250	7	24

x-Claimed division title

- Not eligible for NCAA postseason

Pacific Division

	Conference			Overall
Team	W	L	Pct.	W	L
Chaminade	12	4	.750	22	17
Hawaii Pacific	12	5	.706	30	12
W. New Mexico	-	-	---	32	15
Hawaii-Hilo	9	8	.529	22	20
BYU-Hawaii	5	18	.217	9	33

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Honolulu Makule

At Ala Moana Park

Sunday's results

D's Diner 7, Manoa Laundry 1

Precision Air 12, Us 12 (time limit)

Kanai Tofu 8, Good Times 4

Winning pitchers--DD: Clayton Fujie. KT: Wayne Itamoto.

Leading hitters--DD: C. Fujie, 3-4; Wes Iwamoto, 2-3; Ken Tanibe, 2-4. PA: Gary Iwatani, 3-4, HR; Steve Honda, 3-4; Glen Morihara, 2-4; Myles Nakagawa, HR. Us: Howard Asato, 3-3, HR; Dean Nakakura, 3-4; Glenn Maeshiro, 2-4, HR; Glenn Kinoshita, 2-4. KT: Mike Shiira, 3-3; Galen Itamoto, 2-3; Randy Itamoto, 2-3; Jim Itamoto, 2-4; W. Itamoto, 2-4; Wilton Itamoto, HR. GT: Jim Ibara, 2-3.

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VOLLEYBALL

USA Today/AVCA Coaches Top 15 Poll

Through April 25

School	Total points	2000 record	Last Poll
1. USC (14)	238	22- 4	1
2. Pepperdine (2)	225	21- 4	2
3. UCLA	207	25- 5	4
4. Ohio St.	190	22- 3	5
5. Long Beach St.	175	23- 5	3
6. Loyola Mrymnt	146	12-11	9
7. BYU	140	18- 9	6
8. Hawaii	129	19-10	7
9. IPFW	126	20- 7	8
10. Lewis	102	21-10	10
11. Stanford	78	10-13	11
12. CS Northridge	46	12-14	12
13. Ball St.	44	16-14	14
14. UC-Santa Barbara	36	10-14	13
15. Penn St.	17	18-13	15

Others receiving votes: Loyola-Chicago 9, Quincy 7, Pacific 5.

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BICYCLES

BMX

At Wheeler AAF Track
Saturday's results

Girls

11--1. Nicole Brown. 2. Angelica Vincent. 3. Gail Paracuelles.
14--1. Bethany Wade. 2. Leah Mollett.

Cruiser

17-20--1. Ivan Pregana. 2. Rod Chmolack. 3. AJ Wade.
31-35--1. Jason Chang. 2. Keith Horikawa. 3. Bill Barnfield.

Novice

6--1. Quinne Eharis. 2. Andrew Fussell. 3. Jacy Shimahara. 4. Kehaulani Batalona.
8--1. Kekoa Ughoc. 2. Chase Brown. 3. Chance King.
9--1. Miguel Demore. 2. Anthony Secrist. 3. Landon Vandergriend.
11--1. Nigel Eharis. 2. Chez Cantere. 3. Devin Batalona. 4. Christian Myint. 5. Nicholas Meniosa. 6. Robert Shaw. 7. Randy Downs. 8. Travis Benedict.
13--1. Odus Bussberg. 2. Dustin McPhate. 3. Mathew Vasconcellos.
15--1. Thom Ruizo. 2. Justin Shimahara. 3. Dustin Huddy.

Intermediate

6--1. Jordan Brueggemann. 2. Mikala Chmolack. 3. Derek Todd.
8--1. Brandon Todd. 2. Kainalu Chmolack. 3. Keanu Solidum.
11--1. Brandon Gellert. 2. Derek Smith. 3. DJ Kraft. 4. Randy Fisk.
13--1. John Boyle. 2. Shane Anzai. 3. Sonny Kimokeo. 4. Kurt Chang.
16--1. Jason Enright. 2. Kristofor Gellert. 3. Justin Halemano. 4. AJ Wade.

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TRANSACTIONS

Football

National Football League

LEAGUE--Suspended Denver Broncos CB Dale Carter one year for violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
CHICAGO BEARS--Signed WR Bobby Engram to a three-year contract.
CINCINNATI BENGALS--Signed C-TE Steve Bush.
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS--Signed CB Antonio Langham to a two-year contract. LB Matt Beck, WR Shockmain Davis, C Seneca Gray, CB Evan Howell, S Rodney Rideau and CB Mike Woods.
NEW YORK GIANTS--Signed FB Brian Atkins, OT Jim Goff and DT Carl Hansen.
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES--Released C Steve Everitt, PK Norm Johnson and TE Jamie Asher.
SAN DIEGO CHARGERS--Announced the retirement of Bobby Beathard, general manager.
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS--Signed WR Dwight Carter, WR Eric Chew, WR Chafie Fields, DT Dustin Loveless, LB Ty Trahan and S B.J. Williams.
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS--Signed T Tim Conley, C Chris Gilbert and S Scot Osborne.

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