Sports Scores
Star-Bulletin staff



Today

BASEBALL

ILH: Iolani vs. Damien, 4 p.m., Central Oahu Regional Park.

BASKETBALL

KIF girls: Kauai at Kapaa, 5:30 p.m.

OIA Red East girls: Kaimuki at Moanalua, games begin 15 minutes after end of 5 p.m. JV game.

OIA Red West girls: Kapolei at Mililani, Leilehua at Radford, games begin 15 minutes after end of 5 p.m. JV game.

OIA White girls: Castle at McKinley, Anuenue vs. Thompson at Anuenue, games begin 15 minutes after end of 5 p.m. JV game.

Tomorrow

BASEBALL

AJA playoffs: McCully vs. Olomana, 7 p.m., Central Oahu Regional Park.

College: Patten University at Hawaii-Hilo, 6 p.m., Francis Wong Stadium.

ILH: Pac-Five vs. Punahou, 3:15 p.m., Ala Wai Field.

OIA East: Moanalua at Kailua, Kalani vs. Farrington at Aina Hina Community Park, Kahuku at Castle, Roosevelt vs. Kalaheo at Stevenson Middle School, Kaimuki at McKinley, 4 p.m.

OIA West: Leilehua vs. Aiea at Kaala Elementary, Waialua at Mililani, Nanakuli at Waianae, Radford at Campbell, Kapolei at Waipahu, 4 p.m.

BASKETBALL

OIA Red East girls: Kalaheo at Kalani, Roosevelt at Kahuku, games begin 15 minutes after end of 5 p.m. JV game.

OIA Red West girls: Pearl City at Nanakuli, game begin 15 minutes after end of 5 p.m. JV game.

OIA White girls: Waipahu at Waialua, Kaiser at Kailua, Waianae at Campbell, games begin 15 minutes after end of 5 p.m. JV game.




VOLLEYBALL

CSTVAVCA Division I-II Top 15 poll

First-place votes in parentheses

School Pts. W-L LW
1. Pepperdine (15) 225 13-1 1
2. UC Irvine 222 17-3 2
3. BYU 204 11-4 4
4. UC Santa Barbara 181 12-5 3
5. UCLA (1) 176 10-7 7
6. Penn State 175 8-2 5
7. Ohio State 151 13-1 8
8. IPFW 107 9-3 6
9. Pacific 101 8-9 9
10. Loyola-Chicago 96 12-3 11
11. CSU Northridge 95 8-9 10
12. USC 59 6-9 14
13. Hawaii 57 3-11 12
14. Long Beach State 37 6-8 13
15. Ball State 13 8-6 NR
Also receiving votes: Saint Francis (Pa.) 8, UC San Diego 3

MPSF standings

Team W-L Pct. GB All
Pepperdine 11-1 .917 -- 13-1
UC Irvine 11-3 .769 1 17-3
UC Santa Barbara 10-4 .769 2 12-5
BYU 7-3 .700 3 11-4
UCLA 8-6 .538 4 10-7
CSU Northridge 6-6 .500 5 8-9
Pacific 6-7 .461 5 1/2 8-9
USC 5-7 .317 6 6-9
Long Beach State 3-7 .300 7 6-8
Hawaii 3-9 .272 8 3-11
UC San Diego 2-8 .200 8 5-10
Stanford 1-12 .077 10 1/2 1-17
Sunday's result

USC def. Pacific, 30-21, 30-21, 20-30, 30-26

Today's match

Saint Francis (Pa.) at Pacific

Tomorrow's matches

UC Santa Barbara at CSU Northridge

UC San Diego at UC Irvine

UCLA at Long Beach State

Johnson & Whales at Pepperdine

Friday's matches

Hawaii vs. alumni, 7 p.m., Stan Sheriff Center

BYU at USC

Stanford at Pacific

UC San Diego at UCLA

Cal Baptist at CSU Northridge

UC Santa Barbara at IPFW

Saturday's matches

BYU at USC

UC Irvine at Long Beach State

UC Santa Barbara at IPFW

Sunday's match

Quincy at Pacific




BASKETBALL

AP Men's Division I Top 25 Poll

The top 25 teams in The Associated Press' college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Feb. 25, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and last week's ranking:


Record Pts Pvs
1. Ohio St. (62) 26-3 1,786 2
2. UCLA (10) 25-3 1,729 4
3. Kansas 25-4 1,580 6
4. Wisconsin 26-4 1,503 1
5. Florida 25-4 1,488 3
6. Memphis 25-3 1,422 7
7. Texas A&M 24-4 1,408 8
8. North Carolina 24-5 1,381 5
9. Georgetown 22-5 1,225 12
10. Nevada 26-2 1,160 11
11. S. Illinois 25-5 1,057 13
12. Pittsburgh 24-5 984 10
13. Washington St. 23-5 974 9
14. Duke 22-7 775 18
15. Texas 21-7 708 19
16. Louisville 21-8 653 20
17. Oregon 22-7 466 23
18. Butler 26-5 457 15
19. Vanderbilt 19-9 317 17
20. Marquette 22-8 299 16
21. Virginia Tech 20-8 293 --
22. Notre Dame 22-6 279 --
23. Southern Cal 21-8 254 --
24. Maryland 22-7 247 --
25. Air Force 23-6 236 14
Others receiving votes: Michigan St. 135, Winthrop 123, Virginia 103, UNLV 78, BYU 70, Xavier 42, Tennessee 40, West Virginia 27, Arizona 24, Indiana 15, Kentucky 12, Kansas St. 11, Old Dominion 10, Boston College 9, Massachusetts 6, Akron 3, Davidson 3, Va. Commonwealth 3, Stanford 2, Vermont 2, Syracuse 1.

How Star-Bulletin sportswriter Jason Kaneshiro voted: 1. Ohio State; 2. UCLA; 3. Kansas; 4. Wisconsin; 5. Memphis; 6. Florida; 7. North Carolina; 8. Texas A&M; 9. Nevada; 10. Georgetown; 11. Washington State; 12. Southern Illinois; 13. Pittsburgh; 14. Duke; 15. Butler; 16. Texas; 17. Oregon; 18. Louisville; 19. Marquette; 20. Vanderbilt; 21. Virginia Tech; 22. Notre Dame; 23. Maryland; 24. Brigham Young; 25. Air Force.

USA Today/ESPN Top 25 Poll

The top 25 teams in the USA Today-ESPN men's college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through Feb. 25, points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and last week's ranking:


Record Pts Pvs
1. Ohio State (29) 26-3 772 1
2. UCLA (2) 25-3 742 4
3. Kansas 25-4 680 6
4. Florida 25-4 646 3
5. Wisconsin 26-4 628 2
6. Texas A&M 24-4 608 9
7. Memphis 25-3 607 7
8. North Carolina 24-5 584 5
9. Nevada 26-2 526 10
10. Georgetown 22-5 515 12
11. Southern Illinois 25-5 451 14
12. Pittsburgh 24-5 447 8
13. Washington State 23-5 412 11
14. Duke 22-7 303 17
15. Texas 21-7 272 20
16. Butler 26-5 222 15
17. Notre Dame 22-6 217 23
18. Oregon 22-7 181 24
19. Louisville 21-8 170 --
20. Air Force 23-6 141 13
21. Marquette 22-8 137 16
21. Virginia Tech 20-8 137 --
23. Vanderbilt 19-9 100 21
24. Southern California 21-8 90 --
25. Virginia 19-8 86 19
Others receiving votes: West Virginia 73, Winthrop 69, Maryland 48, Brigham Young 42, UNLV 37, Davidson 34, Michigan State 17, Creighton 12, Arizona 9, Kentucky 8, Akron 7, Appalachian State 7, Kansas State 7, Syracuse 7, Illinois 5, Virginia Commonwealth 5, Xavier 5, San Diego State 3, Alabama 2, Vermont 2, Marist 1, New Mexico State 1.




PADDLING

Kanaka Ikaika

Sunday

MEN'S LONG COURSE

One-person outrigger canoe

Overall open--1. Manny Kulukulualani, 1:14:00; 2. Karel Tresnak, 1:14:52; 3. Kealii Paiaina, 1:14:55.

18-and-under--1. Jack Roney, 1:23:51; 2. Damien Casken, 1:34:12.

19-29--1. Luke Evslin, 1:16:46; 2. Aaron Creps, 1:18:08; 3. Kelly Foster, 1:18:45.

30-39--1. Andy Penny, 1:18:03; 2. Steve Sinkus, 1:18:14; 3. Kekoa Bruhn, 1:18:19.

40-49--1. Kevin Thompson, 1:19:40; 2. Rob Harnson, 1:21:54; 3. Doug Borton, 1:22:37.

50-59--1. Harold Akeo, 1:26:35; 2. Nyle Warinner, 1:26:39; 3. Fred Delos Santos, 1:26:57.

Surfski

Overall open--1. Eric Chun, 1:16:48; 2. David Buck, 1:19:15; 3. Wayne German, 1:33:45.

WOMEN'S LONG COURSE

One-person outrigger canoe

Overall open--1. Arlene Holzman, 1:29:44; 2. Jane McKee, 1:36:18; 3. Jaime Kinard, 1:36:31.

40-49--Mary Smolenski, 1:40:08.

50-59--Ann Dewey, 1:45:07.

LONG COURSE

Two-person Outrigger canoe

Men--1. Kaawa-Hanoa, 1:23:08; 2. Hewlett-Hamasaki, 1:24:15.

Women--Eames-Vandevanter, 1:29:18.

Mixed--1. Slocumb-Ignacio, 1:24:37; 2. Bailey-Crabb, 1:24:59; 3. Woehrle-Woehrle, 1:40:02.

MEN'S SHORT COURSE

One-Person outrigger canoe

Overall open--1. Kainoa Aurio, 43:10; 2. Jace Faufata, 43:17; 3. Ty Fu, 43:25.

18-and-under--1. James Caskin, 48:21; 2. Conner Dowsett, 51:39; 3. Tanner Beuret, 52:04.

19-39--1. Casey Brown, 44:14; 2. Rooke Keliipuleole, 45:45; 3. John Makua, 46:37.

40-49--1. David Smith, 45:55; 2. Robert Viernes, 46:04; 3. Joseph Kahana, 46:26.

50-59--1. Paul Amoy, 47:46; 2. Eric Soo, 48:26; 3. Leonard Lepine, 54:03.

60-and-over--1. Kaai Fernandez, 55:25; 2. David Blane, 1:05:13.

Surfski

Overall open--1. Chris Fong, 45:46; 2. Trenton Tam, 50:56; 3. Ray Connelly, 56:35.

18-and-under--Alex Cheung, 1:02:13.

WOMEN'S SHORT COURSE

One-Person outrigger canoe

Overall open--1. Heidi Smith, 52:45; 2. Chrystal Haia, 55:05; 3. Nicole Radford, 57:27.

19-39--1. Leah Miller, 57:41; 2. Amy Hines, 5754; 3. Kim Ili, 1:03:13.

40-49--Tamara DeSoto, 1:07:16.

50-59--Cindi Chess, 1:03:03.




TENNIS

Mexican Open

At Acapulco, Mexico

Purse: Men, $690,000 (Intl. Gold); Women, $180,000 (Tier III)

Men's first round singles

Jiri Vanek, Czech Republic, def. Martin Vassallo Arguello, Argentina 2-6, 6-1, 6-3

Juan Carlos Ferrero (1), Spain, def Potito Starace, Italy, 7-6 (3), 6-7 (5),

Nicolas Devilder, France, def. Fabio Fognini, Italy 7-6 (2), 4-6, 6-3.

Juan Ignacio Chela (4), Argentina, def. Sergio Roitman, Argentina, 6-3, 6-2.

Juan-Pablo Guzman, Argentina, def. Kevin Kim, United States, 6-4, 6-2.

Women's first round singles

Emilie Loit, France, def. Daniela Munoz Gallegos, Mexico, 6-3, 6-1.

Kaia Kanepi, Estonia, def. Conchita Martinez Granados, Spain, 6-2, 6-2.

Laura Pous Tio, Spain, def. Hana Sromova, Czech Republic, 6-1, 7-5.

Julia Schruff, Germany, def. Tzipi Obziler, Israel, 5-7, 6-2, 6-2.

Dubai Championships

At Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Purse: $1.43 million (Intl. Gold)

First round singles

Roger Federer (1), Switzerland, def. Kristian Pless, Denmark, 7-6 (2), 3-6, 6-3.

Fabrice Santoro, France, def. Tommy Robredo (4), Spain, 7-6 (6), 6-4.

Tomas Berdych (6), Czech Republic, def. Mohammed Al Ghareeb, Kuwait, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2.

Olivier Rochus, Belgium, def. Lee Hyung-taik, South Korea, 7-6 (4), 6-2.

Dominik Hrbaty, Slovakia, def. Omar Bahrouzyan, United Arab Emirates, 6-1, 6-2.

Igor Andreev, Russia, def. Marc Gicquel, France, 6-7 (4), 6-4, 7-5.

Florent Serra, France, def. Jonas Bjorkman, Sweden, 5-7, 6-3, 6-2. Doubles

Tennis Channel Open

At Las Vegas

Purse: $416,000 (Intl. Series)

Main draw elimination singles

Danai Udomchoke, Thailand, def. Robert Kendrick, United States, 6-4, 7-6 (7).

Paul Capdeville, Chile, def. Lu Yen-hsun, Taiwan, 6-3, 6-3.

Feliciano Lopez, Spain, def. Chris Guccione, Australia, 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 (6).

Thomas Johansson, Sweden, def. Bjorn Phau, Germany, 4-6, 6-4, 6-1.

Gustavo Kuerten, Brazil, def. Wesley Moodie, South Africa, 6-4, 7-5.

Igor Kunitsyn, Russia, def. Frank Dancevic, Canada, 6-1, 4-6, 6-3.

Sam Querrey, United States, def. Alex Bogdanovic, Britain, 6-3, 6-2.

Round-robin singles

Group 1: Juan Martin del Potro, Argentina, vs. Evgeny Korolev, Russia, 6-3, 6-2.

Group 2: Paul Goldstein, United States, def. Julien Benneteau (6), France, 6-1, 6-0.

Group 5: Fernando Verdasco (5), Spain, def. Paul-Henri Mathieu, France, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5.

ILH

Yesterday

Varsity girls

Punahou 5, St. Andrew's 0

OIA

Sunday

Varsity boys

Moanalua 3, Castle 2

Varsity girls

Castle 3, Moanalua 2




GOLF

PGA Tour FedExCup Leaders

Through February 25

Rank/Player Points YTD earnings
1. Charles Howell III 10,239 $2,143,650
2. Phil Mickelson 7,599 $1,669,642
3. Vijay Singh 6,517 $1,589,825
4. John Rollins 6,295 $1,413,429
5. Aaron Baddeley 6,027 $1,425,990
6. Tiger Woods 5,087 $1,066,000
7. Paul Goydos 4,801 $1,022,133
8. Charley Hoffman 4,748 $952,319
9. Henrik Stenson 4,725 $1,350,000
10. Jeff Quinney 4,306 $941,300
11. Geoff Ogilvy 3,969 $1,039,647
12. Jim Furyk 3,759 $829,400
13. Trevor Immelman 3,649 $1,020,107
14. Robert Allenby 3,436 $731,400
15. Luke Donald 3,300 $740,600
16. Kevin Sutherland 3,270 $712,128
17. Bart Bryant 2,858 $655,043
18. Justin Rose 2,837 $648,270
19. Adam Scott 2,835 $680,296
20. Fred Funk 2,613 $717,000
21. David Toms 2,573 $585,503
22. Davis Love III 2,339 $569,336
23. Heath Slocum 2,326 $505,576
24. K.J. Choi 2,247 $522,624
25. Brandt Snedeker 2,101 $446,646
26. Bubba Watson 1,897 $419,099
27. Ted Purdy 1,818 $394,210
28. Mark Calcavecchia 1,752 $362,183
29. John Mallinger 1,751 $384,660
30. Cliff Kresge 1,701 $356,702
31. Pat Perez 1,684 $367,275
32. Rory Sabbatini 1,571 $384,725
33. Chad Campbell 1,544 $554,260
34. Stephen Ames 1,522 $405,000
35. Will MacKenzie 1,509 $361,027
36. Craig Kanada 1,485 $317,747
37. Andrew Buckle 1,483 $307,740
38. Peter Lonard 1,443 $374,596
39. J.B. Holmes 1,433 $348,000
40. Jose Coceres 1,426 $394,628
41. Troy Matteson 1,409 $328,910
42. Ernie Els 1,386 $310,400
43. Ryan Armour 1,364 $334,720
44. Nick Watney 1,310 $274,386
45. Harrison Frazar 1,303 $266,989
46. Charles Warren 1,288 $273,125
47. Doug LaBelle II 1,281 $275,087
48. Ian Poulter 1,266 $270,800
49. Padraig Harrington 1,251 $297,613
50. Stewart Cink 1,238 $266,990
51. Matt Kuchar 1,214 $271,721
52. Dudley Hart 1,213 $258,870
53. Ryuji Imada 1,205 $271,915
54. Bill Haas 1,201 $284,371
55. Corey Pavin 1,187 $274,024
56. Sergio Garcia 1,162 $277,200
57. Steve Stricker 1,140 $261,478
58. Rich Beem 1,137 $236,621
59. Bo Van Pelt 1,120 $242,656
60. Dean Wilson 1,106 $272,663
61. Greg Owen 1,100 $242,000
62. J.J. Henry 1,087 $267,482
63. Johnson Wagner 1,055 $218,405
64. Billy Mayfair 1,000 $240,000
65. Lucas Glover 981 $232,130
66. Nick O'Hern 973 $270,660
67. Cameron Beckman 967 $230,321
68. Robert Garrigus 947 $216,910
69. John Senden 907 $193,152
70. Jose Maria Olazabal 867 $218,740
71. Stephen Marino 864 $208,372
72. Scott Verplank 835 $190,347
73. Daniel Chopra 826 $180,720
74. Brett Quigley 824 $210,052
75. Carl Pettersson 801 $199,640
76. Vaughn Taylor 794 $184,535
77. Joe Durant 782 $191,667
78. Rod Pampling 775 $210,107
79. George McNeill 761 $162,367
80. Steve Flesch 761 $165,030
81. Charlie Wi 760 $162,486
82. Boo Weekley 759 $193,909
83. Jason Bohn 750 $175,007
84. Anthony Kim 728 $150,700
85. Shaun Micheel 703 $153,588
86. Ryan Moore 680 $144,950
87. Steve Lowery 672 $139,400
88. Kevin Stadler 653 $151,850
89. Rocco Mediate 650 $135,200
90. Brett Wetterich 621 $164,498
91. Stuart Appleby 619 $170,296
92. Michael Putnam 614 $133,441
93. Jason Dufner 593 $125,162
94. Lee Janzen 590 $125,200
95. Gavin Coles 584 $144,950
96. Hunter Mahan 573 $126,032
97. Joe Ogilvie 566 $130,277
98. Paul Azinger 555 $117,285
99. Steve Elkington 554 $128,053
100. Parker McLachlin 553 $132,095
101. Glen Day 541 $119,558
102. Camilo Villegas 530 $116,600
103. Tim Petrovic 524 $117,939
104. Jerry Kelly 521 $115,043
105. Mike Weir 510 $132,080
106. Nathan Green 505 $108,922
107. Mark Wilson 491 $105,422
108. Chris Couch 483 $120,000
109. Tommy Armour III 472 $101,207
110. Kirk Triplett 468 $106,596
111. Tim Herron 461 $105,715
112. Bernhard Langer 455 $91,000
113. Tom Johnson 443 $91,150
114. Jeff Maggert 422 $108,229
115. Eric Axley 417 $107,045



GLANTZ-CULVER LINES

NCAA basketball

Today
FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG
at Pittsburgh 9 West Virginia
at Oklahoma St. 2 1/2 Kansas St.
at Air Force 5 BYU
Florida 4 at Tennessee
San Diego St. 2 1/2 at Utah
at Idaho St. 9 1/2 Montana St.
Michigan St. 1 at Michigan
Horizon League
First round
at Youngstown St. 2 Detroit
at Ill.-Chicago 7 Wis.-Milwaukee
at Wis.-Green Bay 9 Cleveland St.
Ohio Valley Conference
First round
at E. Kentucky 9 Morehead St.
at Austin Peay 12 Tennessee St.
at Tennessee Tech 11 SE Missouri
at Murray St. 6 Samford

NBA

FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG
Phoenix 6 at Indiana
at Cleveland 6 New Orleans
at New Jersey 5 Washington
Dallas 5 1/2 at Minnesota
at Milwaukee 5 Golden State

NHL

FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE
Ottawa -140 at Carolina +120
at Washington -125 Florida +105
at N.Y. Rangers -145 Montreal +125
at Toronto -120 Buffalo +100
at Pittsburgh -130 New Jersey +110
at N.Y. Islanders -240 Philadelphia +200
at Tampa Bay -150 Dallas +130
Vancouver -150 at St. Louis +130
Detroit -220 at Chicago +180
at Colorado -220 Columbus +180
at Edmonton -220 Phoenix +180



TRANSACTIONS

Baseball

American League

KANSAS CITY ROYALS--Agreed to terms on one-year contracts with LHP Jorge De La Rosa and RHP Carlos Rosa.

NEW YORK YANKEES--Agreed to terms on one-year contracts with 1B Josh Phelps, RHP Jeffrey Karstens, RHP Darrell Rasner, RHP T.J. Beam, RHP Colter Bean, RHP Matt DeSalvo, RHP Jeff Kennard, LHP Sean Henn, LHP Chase Wright, and OF Kevin Reese.

TEXAS RANGERS--Signed RHP Brandon McCarthy, C Gerald Laird, OF Nelson Cruz, OF Victor Diaz, RHP Kameron Loe and RHP Wes Littleton to one-year contracts.

Basketball

Women's National Basketball Association

CONNECTICUT SUN--Signed G Jamie Carey to a training-camp contract.

Football

National Football League

BUFFALO BILLS--Signed DE Chris Kelsay.

ST. LOUIS RAMS--Released G Adam Timmerman.

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS--Waived CB Sammy Davis.Hockey

National Hockey League

CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS--Traded D Lasse Kukkonen and a 2007 third-round draft pick to Philadelphia for F Kyle Calder. Traded Calder to Detroit for F Jason Williams.

DETROIT RED WINGS--Recalled C Matt Hussey from Grand Rapids of the AHL.

EDMONTON OILERS--Recalled D Danny Syvret from Grand Rapids of the AHL.

MONTREAL CANADIENS--Waived RW Aaron Downey. Assigned RW Andrei Kostitsyn to hamilton of the AHL.

NEW YORK ISLANDERS--Aquired RW Richard Zednik from Washington for a 2007 second-round draft pick.

OTTAWA SENATORS--Traded D Andy Hedlund and a 2007 sixth-round draft to washington for D Lawrence Nycholat.

VANCOUVER CANUCKS--Acquired C Bryan Smolinski from Chicago for a 2007 conditional second-round pick and D Brent Sopel from Los Angeles for a 2007 or 2008 second-round draft pick and a 2008 fourth-round draft pick. Waived C Marc Chouinard.

College

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA--Named John Morton wide receivers coach and passing game coordinator.





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