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Scoreboard

By Star-Bulletin Staff

Friday, November 3, 2000

CALENDAR

Today

Auto Racing

Fast Friday: Street racing series, 6 p.m. to midnight, Hawaii Raceway Park.

Football

ILH: Pac-Five at Iolani, 3:15 p.m.

OIA Playoffs: Waianae vs. Castle, 5:05 p.m.; Kahuku vs. Kaimuki, 7:35 p.m., Aloha Stadium.

Tennis

USTA Hawaii Pacific Section: 2 p.m., Kapalua Tennis Garden.

Volleyball

College men: Universityof Hawaii Green-White scrimmage, 7 p.m., Pearl City H.S. gym.

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Tomorrow

Auto Racing

Super Saturday: Kukini Blvd. street racing series, 6 p.m. to midnight, Hawaii Raceway Park.

Box Car Racing

Public: Cars provided, 5-9 p.m., ABCRI Track in Pearl City.

Cross Country

ILH Championships: 2 p.m., at Mid-Pacific.

Football

ILH: Damien vs. Punahou, 5 p.m.; Kamehameha vs. St. Louis, 7:45 p.m., Aloha Stadium.

Kendo

All-Hawaii Championships: 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Ala Wai Golf Course Clubhouse, 2nd floor.

Lacrosse

Hawaii Invitational: Men's and women's divisions, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Kapiolani Park.

Soccer

PWC Men Humboldt State at Brigham Young-Hawaii, 1 p.m.; Hawaii Pacific vs. Montana State-Billings, 3 p.m., HPU Windward Campus.

Surfing

Billabong Girls: 8 a.m., surf permitting, Honolua, Maui.

Billabong Junior World Championships: 8 a.m., surf permitting, Makaha Beach.

Swimming

FINA World Championships: 25K, men 8 a.m., women, 8:30 a.m., off Hilton Hawaiian Village.

Tennis

USTA Hawaii Pacific Section: 8 a.m., Kapalua Tennis Garden.

Volleyball

ILH Boys Championship: Kamehameha vs. Punahou, 5 p.m., Damien.

OIA Boys Championship: Third place, Waipahu vs. Roosevelt, 4 p.m.; championship, Pearl City vs. Kalaheo, 5:30 p.m.., Blaisdell Arena.

OIA Girls Championship: Third place, Radford vs. Waianae, 2:30 p.m.; championship, McKinley vs. Moanalua, 7 p.m.., Blaisdell Arena.

PWC Women: Hawaii-Hilo vs. Chaminade, 7:15 p.m., UHH Gym.

WAC Women: Hawaii vs. Fresno State, 7 p.m., Stan Sheriff Center.

Water Polo

ILH Boys Tournament: Third place, 4:45 p.m.; Championship, 6 p.m., at Punahou.

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SWIMMING

World Open Water
Championships

10K At Waikiki Yesterday

Men

1. David Meca, Spain, 1 hour, 57 minutes, 10.50 seconds. 2. Petar Stoychev, Bulgaria, 1:57:14,44. 3. Evgueni Bezroutchenko, Russia, 1:57:15,02. 4. Cristof Wandratsch, Germany, 1:57:16.62. 5. Emmanuel Poissier, France, 1:57:16.08.

6. Ben Hanley, Santa Cruz, Calif., 1:57:16.62. 7. Vladimir Diatchen, Russia, 1:57:17.12. 8. Carl Gordon, New Zealand, 1:57:17.24. 9. Maarten van der Weijden, The Netherlands, 1:57:17.40. 10. Scott Sheperd, New Zealand, 1:57:17.86. 11. Matt Martin, Mission Viejo, Calif., 1:57:30.77. 12. Andres Maurer, Germany, 1:57:33.59. 13. Simone Ercoli, Italy, 1:57:45.47. 14. Mark Saliba, Australia, 1:58:12.84. 15. Miodrag Vasic, Yugoslavia, 1:58:13.80. 16. Guilherme Bier, Brazil, 1:58:14.69. 17. Adrian Andermatt, Switzerland, 2:00:55.39. 18. Tim Cowan, Canada, 2:01:22.34. 19. Carlos Pavo, Brazil, 2:01:23.39. 20. David Bilodeau, Canada, 2:01:24.02. 21. Leigh Bool, Australia, 2:03:19.92. 22. Gonzalo Diaz Miret, Argentina, 2:13:10.22. 23. Balzas Cseldnyi, Hungary, 2:13:10.60. 24. Marton Toszegi, Hungary, 2:17:11.19. 25. Mihajlo Ristorski, Macedonia, 2:17:33.44. 26. Rafael Perez, Argentina, 2:19:29.63. 27. Patel Chintan, India, 2:45:57.24. 28. Bhargava Prateek, India, 3:05:22.56.

Women

1. Edith van Dyk, The Netherlands, 2:06:44.44. 2. Melissa Pasquali, Italy, 2:07:38.85. 3. Peggy Busche, Germany, 2:08:14.59. 4. Brooke Townsend, Australia, 2:08:16.11. 5. Etta van der Weijden, The Netherlands, 2:08:47.52. 6. Paula Wood, Britain, 2:08:51.85. 7. Dawn Heckman, Latrobe, Pa., 2:08:52.24. 8. Irena Abyssova, Russia, 2:09:01.81. 9. Trudee Hutchinson, Australia, 2:09:07.11. 10. Karley Stutzel, Canada, 2:09:40.38. 11. Jana Dechanova, Czech Republic, 2:11:14.01. 12. Pilar Geijo, Argentina, 2:11:15.52. 13. Eszter Balazs, Hungary, 2:12:28.92. 14. Jennifer Coombs, Canada, 2:21:07.43. 15. Biljana Cokovic, Macedonia, 2:44:09.92.

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VOLLEYBALL

Pacific West Conference

Women

At Silver City, N.M.

Hawaii Pacific def. Western New Mexico, 15-4, 15-7, 15-5

Kill leaders--HPU: Flavia Gabinio 12, Debbie Sant'Anna 10. WNM: Dana Deitrich 12.

At Billings, Mont.

BYU-Hawaii def. Montana St.-Billings, 15-5, 15-9, 15-6

Kill leaders--BYUH: Karla Ribeiro 17, Kapu Elkington 11. MSB: Angie Hopes 9.

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ILH

Varsity boys

Second round championship

x-Punahou def. St. Louis, 15-10, 15-17, 15-4, 15-11

x-clinched state tournament berth

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OIA Tournament

Semifinals

At Blaisdell Center

Varsity boys

Pearl City def. Waipahu, 15-4, 15-5

Kalaheo def. Roosevelt, 15-9, 15-12

Kill leaders--PC: Tyler Padayao 14. Waip: Thomas Vito 12. Kalh: Kaimi Guerreiro 13, Nicholas Yeager 10. Roos: Kaiwi Hopkins 7.

Varsity girls

McKinley def. Radford, 14-16, 15-5, 15-12

Moanalua def. Waianae, 15-9, 16-14

Kill leaders--McK: Sherie Mottoon 14. Rad: Meaghan Rivera 6. Moan: Naomi Edgell 12, Kahala Kabalis 10. Wain: Natasha Tacgari 7.

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MIL

Varsity girls

Second-round championship

King Kekaulike def. Molokai, 15-9, 11-15, 15-7

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SOCCER

WAC women's tournament

At Fresno, Calif.

First round
Yesterday'
San Jose State 2, Texas-El Paso 0
Fresno State 3, TCU 1

Semifinal round
Today
SMU (13-4-1) vs. San Jose St. (8-11-1)
Tulsa (12-5-1) vs. Fresno State (11-8-0)

Championship
Sunday's match
SMU-San Jose St. winner vs. Tulsa-Fresno St. winner

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All-WAC

Player of the Year: Jill Pearson, Fresno State

Coach of the Year: George Van Linder, SMU

Freshman of the Year: Kim Harvey, SMU

First team

Forwards: Sherry Dick, sophomore, TCU; Sarah Harvey, junior, SMU; Jill Pearson, senior, Fresno State.

Midfielders: Kim Harvey, freshman, SMU; Nicole Lamb, senior, SMU; Aimee Thompson, junior, Fresno State.

Defenders: Corrine Atkins, senior, Fresno State; Christina Collins, junior, SMU; Brenda DeRose, sophomore, TCU; Jackie Ostdiek, senior, San Jose State.

Goalkeeper: Becca Lief, senior, SMU.

Second team

Forwards: Arlene Devitt, freshman, Hawaii; Reyna Green, junior, Fresno State; Kelly Noonan, senior, Tulsa; Julie Twellman, sophomore, Tulsa.

Midfielders: Brandy Apodaca, senior, San Jose State; Kelly Parker, sophomore, Texas-El Paso; Ashley Potthoff, senior, SMU.

Defenders: Camille Kalama, senior, Hawaii; Leila Wai, senior, Hawaii; Susan Shivokevich, junior, Fresno State.

Goalkeeper: Katie Gilmore, freshman, Texas-El Paso.

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AIR RIFLERY

HHSAA Girls' Championship

At St. Louis

Team results

State champion--Sacred Hearts 2,029

2. Waiakea 1,991. 3. Waimea 1,970. 4. Leilehua 1,891. 5. Kalani 1,819. 6. Maui 1,810. 7. Pearl City 1,809. 8. Kaimuki 1,793.

Individual results

State champion--x - Telianne Ho (SH) 532

2. Karalyn Tellio (Pun) 532. 3. Chatess Baguio (SH) 526. 4. Vicci Yau (Pun) 515. 5. Shannon Kohatsu (Waik) 514. 6. Ashley Murakami (SH) 512. 7. Renee Ishisaka (Waik) 512. 8. Kristen Aguilar (Waim) 507. 9. Mallory DeMattos (Waik) 498. 10. Hazel Donato (Farr) 494.

11. Pele Koehnen (Hilo) 493. 12. Cheney Kaku (Waik) 492. 13. Benjilyn Shaffer (Waim) 492. 14. Heather Kiyota (Lei) 492. 15. Sharlene Balensuela (Keal) 490. 16. Joanne Donato (Farr) 488. 17. Danielle Ponte (Waim) 486. 18. Jamie Koerte (Waim) 485. 19. Monica Lamontague (Kaln) 484. 20. Kristen Tanaka (Maui) 483.

21. (tie) Shana Simon (Waik) 481. 21. (tie) Elsie Tumbagon (Waip) 481. 23. (tie) Kelsey Newell (Kaln) 478. 23. (tie) Dara Ching (PC) 478. 25. (tie) Cory Kawabata (Waik) 473. 25. (tie) Joanalyn Paulo (Nan) 473. 25. (tie) Ashley Canon (Waim) 473. 28. Jennifer Case (Lei) 472. 29. Mary Joe Tibay (Lei) 471. 30. Melissa Alfiler (Lau) 470. 31. Liana Lam (PC) 466. 32. Min Hee Song (Kaim) 464.

x - Won tiebreaker

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PROFESSIONAL GOLF

Senior Tour Championship

At Murrells Inlet, S.C.

First round, par-72

Allen Doyle	34-30--64
Mike McCullough	36-33--69
John Jacobs	34-35--69
Larry Nelson	37-32--69
Stewart Ginn	35-34--69
Hubert Green	33-36--69
Jose Maria Canizares	36-33--69
Ray Floyd	34-36--70
Tom Watson	33-37--70
Joe Inman	35-35--70
Leonard Thompson	37-33--70
Jim Dent	35-36--71
Bob Murphy	36-35--71
Vicente Fernandez	34-37--71
Tom Kite	37-34--71
John Mahaffey	36-36--72
Walter Hall	36-36--72
Gil Morgan	34-38--72
Dana Quigley	38-34--72
Jim Thorpe	37-35--72
David Lundstrom	38-35--73
Tom Wargo	38-35--73
John Bland	37-36--73
Doug Tewell	36-37--73
Hale Irwin	38-35--73
George Archer	36-37--73
Jim Colbert	36-37--73
Bruce Summerhays	39-34--73
Tom Jenkins	37-37--74
Bruce Fleisher	37-37--74
Ed Dougherty	41-36--77

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Ube Kosan Open

At Ajisu, Japan
First-round leaders, par-72
Players are Japanese unless noted

Richard Backwell, Australia	33-33--66
Shingo Katayama	33-35--68
Mitsutaka Kusakabe	33-35--68
Masashi “Jumbo” Ozaki	35-34--69
Nobuo Serizawa	34-35--69
Scott Laycock, Australia	35-34--69
Tatsuya Shiraishi	33-36--69
Keiichiro Fukabori	35-35--70
Kenichi Kuboya	35-35--70

Also

David Ishii, United States

38-39--77

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University of Hawaii Athletics