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4C Saturday, January 18, 1997 Lansing State Journal PREP BASKETBALL TENNIS Morrice grabs first place Chans marches on last year. He was the first African-American to reach the final there since Arthur Ashe won in 1975. "Losing in the final of Wimbledon took a lot away from the other six victories," Washington said Friday, after beating Australian Todd Woodbridge 4-6, 6-2, 6-3, 6-1 in the third round of the Australian Open. "Now I know how Goran feels losing in the final at Wimbledon a couple of times. "For me the goal is to win a Grand Slam.

You get as far as Wimbledon, you get to the finals of a Grand Slam, which is always a dream. Now I want to take it one step farther and win a Grand His other aim is to break into the top 10. "I've never been in the top 10," said Washington, currently ranked 23rd in the world. "I've been 11, about 80 times over my career, so I'd like to crack the top 10." Washington is playing in his seventh Australian Open. His best effort so far was making the quarterfinals in 1994.

"One of these years, hopefully this year, I would like to take it a step farther and see how good I can really do," he said. He faces 14th-seeded Felix Mantilla of Spain in the fourth round. No. 2 seed gets past Henman in three sets Associated Press MELBOURNE, Australia Second-seeded Michael Chang advanced to the round of 16 in the Australian Open Friday, beating Britain's Tim Henman 6-1, 7-6 (7-3), 6-3 with deft lobs and precision passing shots. Henman attacked throughout the match, but Chang usually had an answer, or had help from the overanxious Briton, who had 40 unforced errors.

"Tim is a very talented player I just feel like I have to do a little bit of everything to beat him," Chang said. Henman looked like he was turning the match around in the second set when he broke service in the fourth game, charging Chang's second serve to put away a volley and an overhead on the last two points. Chang broke back in the seventh game with help from Henman, was broken again in the eighth, and broke back again in the ninth, also with help from errors. Henman opened the tiebreaker with a double fault one of six for the night and never recovered. Carlos Moya, a rising Spanish 7-1).

Mike Doherty scored 12 points and Mike Kissling got 10 rebounds for Okemos. Adam Auvenshine and Tim Olson scored eight points each for Charlotte (1-4, 1-7) and Jeff Whitely had seven assists. OKEMOS (75) Simon 5 2-2 16. DeLind 3 34 11, Bullock 2 2-57, Fuehr 1 04 2, Hess 3 74 13, Doherty 6 0-1 12, Detrisac 1 04 2, Govorchin 1 2-3 4, Kissling 2 34 8. Totals 24 19-27 75.

CHARLOTTE (44) St. John 1 04 2, Auvenshine 4 0-1 8, Silvas 2 04 4, Phlegar 2 04 5, Olson 2 4-5 8, Harvath 3 0-0 6, Whitely 1 1-2 4, Taylor 3 1-2 7. Totals 18 6-10 44. Okemos 17 23 16 19-75 Charlotte 7 18 8 11-44 3-point goals Simon 4, DeLind 2, Bullock, Kissling, Phlegar, Whitely. Fouled out Phlegar, Bond (0.

Total foule-Okemos 16, Charlotte 26. JV score-Okemos 89, Charlotte 51, Jackson Northwest 56, Lakewood 50 JACKSON Jackson Northwest held Lakewood to seven points in the fourth quarter and rallied from an eight-point deficit to win the Capital Circuit game. Jason Elenbaas had 27 points for Lakewood (3-1, 5-3). Darrell Mal-loch had 22 points and Jason Freese 17 points, including five 3-pointers, for Northwest (1-3, 3-6). LAKEWOOD PI Brown 1 04 2, Elenbaas 7 4-7 27, Elsie 1 04 2, Thelen 3 0-0 9, Johnson 1 24 4, Westendorp 3 04 6.

Totals 16 6-1 1 50. JACKSON NORTHWEST I66I Hein 1 14 3, Malloch 7 2-3 22, Freese 0 2-2 17, Page 2 34 7, An. Cones 01-21, Ad. Cones 2 24 6, Totals 12 1 1-20 56. Lakewood 12 12 19 7-60 Jackson NW 15 7 13 21-66 3-point goals Elenbaas 3, Malloch 2, Freese 5.

Total foute-Lakewood 13, Jackson NW 19. JV scoro-Lakewood 61. Jackson NW 47 Olivet 73, Maple Valley 65 VERMONTVILLE Jim Fitches popped in 20 points and kept Olivet (3-0, 7-1) atop the Southern Michigan Athletic Association. Nate Hoekje scored 14 points, Tom Farmer 12 and Lorin Granger 11 for the Eagles. Scott Spitzer had 18 points, five rebounds and two steals for Maple Valley (1-1, 3-4).

Trent Harvey scored la points and Cody Page 10. OUVET73) Sheets 0 0-2 0, Hoekje 5 1-2 14, Kissinger 2 2-2 7, Sampson 0 24 2, Granger 3 3-3 11, Sedlar 0 0-1 0, Farmer 2 8-1 0 1 2, Davis 1 0-0 2, Bean 2 04 4, Fitches 8 4-4 20, Wells 0 1-3 1. Totals 23 21-31 73. MAPLE VALLEY (651 Taylor 2 2-9 6, Oleson 2 04 4, Spitzer 6 4-6 18, Mitchell 2 2-3 6, Page 4 2-2 10, Heyboer 1 4-5 6, Quick 1 0-0 2, Harvey 6 14 13. Totals 24 15-29 65.

Olivet 22 17 14 20-73 Maple Valley 19 14 13 19-65 3-point goals Hoekje 3, Kissinger, Granger 2, Spitzer 2. Fouled out Fitches, Harvey. Total fouls-Olivet 18. Maple Valley 24. JV score Olivet 82, Maple Valley 59.

Lansing Baptist 57, Pontiac Lakecrest 47 Russell Jolly scored 29 points and Garett Brown 15 in the non-league win for Lansing Baptist (4-8) at the Marshall Armory. Ben Olson had 22 points and Rico Landa 16 for Ponti Calcavecchia leads Hope stant 25 mph and gusting up to 40 mph, the field of 24 players limited to winners on last year's Senior PGA Tour struggled on the Hua-lalai Golf Club on the island of Hawaii. As it turned out, Morgan was the only player to hit the par mark. A stroke behind were Hale Irwin, Graham Eichelberger and Dave Stockton with Bob Charles, Graham Marsh, Vicente Fernandez and Jimmy Powell at 74. McGann up by two LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla.

Michelle McGann's length off the tee came in handy Friday in cool, blustery conditions that greeted the first round of the HealthSouth Inaugural. Her short game wasn't bad, either. McGann made short birdie putts on all four of the par 5s at Disney's Lake Buena Vista Course, helping her to a 6-under-par 66 and a two-shot lead over defending champion Karrie Webb, Vicki Fergon and rookie Joanne Morley of England. off your 1996 star who ousted defending champion Becker in the first round, routed Germany's Bernd Karbacher 6-2, 6-2, 6-2. In women's matches, Steffi Graf still was struggling with injuries and winning.

She trailed 2-5 against Argentina's Ines Gorrochategui, ranked 98th in the world. It was the second straight match the top female player in the world trailed 2-5 in the first set. But the German star, bothered by a stiff back, suddenly became focused, winning 20 of the next 22 points en route to a 7-5, 6-3 victory. In her bid for her seventh straight Grand Slam title, Graf next faces 12th-seeded Amanda Coetzer of South Africa, a 6-3, 6-2 winner over qualifier Maria Luisa Serna of Spain. Washington pursues first Grand Slam title MELBOURNE, Australia Mali-Vai Washington can sympathize with Goran Ivanisevic.

Both have been runner-up at Wimbledon, the world's premier tennis tournament. Ivanisevic lost to Andre Agassi in 1992 and to Pete Sampras in 1994. Washington, a Swartz Creek native, lost to Dutchman Richard Krajicek GOLF ROUNDUP Today's TV LPGA: HEALTHSOUTH Inaugural, 2 p.m., ESPN PGA: Bob Hope Classic, 3:30 p.m., Ch. 4,8,10 Seniors: MasterCard Championship, 5 p.m., ESPN under, including John Daly and Don Pooley. Daly shot a 64 and Pooley had a 63 to stay in contention.

Also in that group were Mark O'Meara, John Cook and Grant Waite. Larry Rinker, who led the first day and was tied with Calcavecchia after two rounds, shot par Friday to fall six shots behind Calcavecchia. Morgan leads by one KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii Gil Morgan overcame a steady wind Friday to shoot a par 72 and take a one-stroke lead in the Mastercard Championship. With the wind blowing at a con Show tetf A We'll 1996 annual a your For Orioles use strong second quarter to get past Ashley, 82-70 By Anne Marie Krappmann For the Lansing State Journal MORRICE The Morrice Orioles taught the Ashley Bears a lesson Friday night: It takes five players to win a basketball game. The Orioles (4-0, 7-1) took over sole possession of first place in the Mid-State Athletic Conference with a convincing 82-70 victory over Ashley (3-1, 5-4).

"We played tonight like we haven't practiced in a while," Ashley coach Gary Schestag said. "I was really disappointed in that. "I thought with this level of a ball-game, with Morrice and us both being tied for the league lead, that in itself would be enough to bring out the intensity and it never showed tonight." The scoring was balanced throughout much of the half before Morrice took control with a 36-24 lead at halftime. "I just think we played better defense overall," Ashley coach Jim Le-mire said. The second quarter was the difference in the game with the Orioles outscoring Ashley 18-9.

The Bears never recovered from the halftime deficit. "We just moved the ball to the open man. That's what we said we wanted to do at half time," Lemire said. "They were sagging and we just wanted to get the ball moved around a little bit. Our plays didn't really work because they sagged so much.

Anything we tried to cut or run through, they just backed up." Jason McCarthy led the Orioles with 28 points, including four 3-point goals. "We're a team that normally boards very well and we didn't do that on either end of the floor tonight," Schestag said. "We were getting one shot and no offensive rebounds and at the other end, if they weren't scoring on their first shot, they were getting two or three opportunities." Morrice scored the first five points of the second half before Ben Crocker netted a 3-pointer for the Bears at the 6:08 mark of the third quarter. Kris Smith had 21 points for Morrice and Kirk DeFreen had 14. The Morrice game plan was to stop Crocker andkeep him under 20 points.

He finished with 18. "The key to the game was that the other kids didn't pick up the slack for them, and I thought our kids did," Lemire said. Kevin Gavenda scored 16 points for Ashley and John Fabus finished with 11. "I felt that we're quick enough and have enough depth that we should have been able to run the ball on them and play more of a full-court type of game, Schestag said. "And we didn't do that." Morrice took a 70-46 lead, the biggest of the game, with just over five minutes left in the game.

Schestag had seen enough and took a seat next to his players on the bench. He didn't get up and barely said a word for the rest of the game. "I'm a very active coach and I fuess I was somewhat at a loss," chestag said. "We pretty much ran the gamut. Not so much as a key to stop them, but as a key to get us nave some pretty quick ana ggressive kids on this team and they weren't quick and aggressive tonight.

They were tentative." The Bears were on a four-game win streak after losing their first two games of the season. Schestag said he had no idea how his team would do this season with no returning Starters. Friday's game was a wake-up call. "Tonight we took a step back," he said. ASHLEY 170) Densmore 2 0-0 4, Miller 1 0-4 3, Dawson 1 00 2, Grollmund 1 0-0 3, Crocker 5 5-8 18.

Polash 1 2-2 4, Gavenda 53-416, Fabui 3 5-5 1 1, Dolloff 4 0-0 9. Totals 13 15-24 70. MORRICE 1821 Edinoton 1 2-2 4, Huff 1 3-4 5, McCarthy 12 (H 28. Smith 7 7-721, DeFrenn 62-414, Maher 4 0-0 8, Thayer I 0-0 2. Totall 32 14-17 82.

Athley 15 9 18 28-70 Morrice 18 18 23 23-82 3-point goals McCarthy 4. Miller, Crocker 3, Ga-yenda 3. Total fouls Morrice 19, Ashley 16. Fouled out None. JV score-Ashley 51, Morrice 41.

Haslett 75, Leslie 35 HASLETT Haslett jumped to a 23-4 first quarter lead in the non-league romp. Nathan Moyle totaled 9 points, rive rebounds and three assists and Mike Simpson had 13 points, 14 rebounds and blocked three shots for Haslett (3-6). Steve Blattert also scored 1 1 points for the Vikings. Chad Arnett 12 points paced Leslie (2-4). LESLIE (351 Boertman 1 4-4 7, Arnett 35-612, Dershem 0 2-2 2, R.

Stierley 1 2-2 4, Goluas 1 0-0 2, Petosky 2 0-1 4, S. Stlerley 2 1-3 5. Totals 10 13-21 35. HASLETT 1751 Donnella 1 04 2, Blattert 33-311, Simpson 4 5-11 13, N. Moyle 9 04 19, Schnarr 31-18, Baron 1 0-0 3, Weath-erspoon 1 04 2, King 2 0-0 4, Morden 21-2 5, Ressner 1 to 2, Christensen 15-8 7.

Totals 28 16-25 75. leslie 4 17 11 3-35 Ketlett 23 12 15 27-75 3-point goals Arnett, Boertman, Blattert 2, N. Voyle, Schnarr, Baron. Fouled out Petosky. Total foul Caslie 20, Haslett 23.

JV score Haslett 56, Leslie 28. Portland 61, DeWitt 45 I PORTLAND Pete Dakovic's 18 boints, 12 rebounds, and four blocks led Portland in the Ingham County League game. Lance Ellis added 17 points and live steals for the Red Raiders (2-0, '7-1) and Pat Rogers scored 10. Scott Elliott led DeWitt (1-2, 4-3) Vith 12 points and Jay Larner lycored 11. 'jKwn (451 Oodson 1 0-0 2, Mull 1 2-4 4, Merrill 1 0-0 2, Gillett 1 2- 2 4, Weeks 21-15, Larner 5 04 1 1, Miller 2 04 4, Elliot 5 1-2 12, Scott 0 1-2 1.

Totals 18 7-11 45. PORTLAND 1501 Ellis 62-417, Keusch 2 2-2 6. Dakovic 7 4-5 18, N. Pohl 3 0-0 7. Durrant 01-21, Rogers 4 2-2 10, K.

Pohl 0 2-2 2. Totals 22 13-17 61. DeWitt 7 12 14 12-45 Portend 15 18 14 14-61 3-point goals Lamer, Elliot Ellis 3, N. Pohl. Fouled out-none.

Technical K. Pohl. Total fouls OeWrtt 17, Portland 15. JV score-OeWitt 69, Portland 51. Stockbridge 73, Perry 72 STOCKBRIDGE Stockbridge connected on 10-of-19 free throws in the fourth quarter and 23-of-40 for the game, withstanding a barrage of 10 three-pointers by Perry for the ICL victory.

Dwight Crow had 22 points, 19 rebounds and five assists for the Panthers (1-2, 5-3). Tom Tschirhart scored 15 points and Caz Rogozinski had 12. Eric Cowles ripped through seven 3-pointers and totaled 29 points for Perry (1-1, 3-3). Mike Plowman added 10 points with seven assists and Karol Garrison scored 11 points. PERRY 172) Kalis: 3 04 6, Plowman 4 0-0 10, Garrison 4 2-5 11.

Smith 0 0-5 0. Dunn 4 04 8, Cowles 9 44 29, Hill 4 04 8. Totsls 28 6-10 72. STOCKBRIDGE (73) Boos 01-21, Stacy 2 1-4 5, Mazuca 1 3-4 5, Topping 2 3-5 8, Smith 01-21, Rogotinski 43-412, Crow 86-11 22, Tschirhart 5 5-8 15, Ludtke 2 04 4. Totals 24 23-40 73.

Perry 12 20 22 18-72 Stockbridge 21 20 14 18-73 3-polnt goals Cowles 7, Plowman 2, Garrison, Top- Rogozinski. Fouled out Parmalee IP), Dunn, Hill, otal fouls Perry 31, Stockbridge 20. JV score Perry 52, Stockbridge 40. Pewamo-Westphalia 58, Fulton 36 MIDDLETON P-W kept its CMAC record perfect by outscoring Fulton 28-13 in the second half. John Thelen scored eight points to lead the Pirates (3-0, 7-1).

Josh Ortman led Fulton (1-2, 3-5) with 12 points. P-W (58) J. Thelen 2 3-4 8. Klein 0 44 4, Nurenberg 1 2-2 4, Eklund 4 0-1 9, T. Thelen 0 1-2 1, Pung 1 2-2 1 04 2, Feneis 3 04 6, Cook 31-27, Smith 5 3-3 13.

Totals 20 16-22 58. FULTON 136) Kowalesky 2 04 4, Maier 2 0-0 5, Wetmore 1 3-5 5, Grubaugh 3 2-3 8, Ortman 4 4-5 12, Bearup 1 04 2. Totals 13 9-13 36. P-W 12 18 9 19-58 Fulton 12 11 6 7-36 3- point goals Maier, J. Thelen, Eklund.

Fouled out-none. Total fouls-f ulton 16, P-W 19. JV score-P-W 61, Fulton 40. Bath 61, Portland St. Pat 48 BATH Jason McHenry's 13 points and seven rebounds paced Bath (2-1, 3-3) in this CMAC game.

Bath started the game with an 8-0 run and held St. Pat to seven points in the first quarter. Matt Cramer led St. Pat (0-3, 1-6) with 13 points. PORTLAND ST.

PATRICK (481 Beard 1 44 9, Weller 4 04 8, Kreiger 21-25, Cramer 1 2-4 13, Fedewa 1 0-0 2, Meyers 0 1-2 1, Weber 2 2-4 6, Fox 1 2-2 4, Totals 12 12-19 48. BATH (50) Kiewiet 1 04 2, Duntap 2 04 4, Miller 2 6-8 13, Stewart 11-2 3, Marks 1 04 8, Wonch 3 3-4 12, Mudge 2 04 4, Sinder 1 04 2, McHenry 5 3-8 13, Totals 18 10-22 61. Portland St Patrick 7 12 19 10-48 Bath 16 18 14 13-61 3-point goals Cramer 3, Marks 2. Fouled Out-Meyers. Total fouls Bath 15, St Patrick 19.

Technicals Mudge. McHenry. JV Score Bath 57, Portland St Patrick 47. St. Johns 74, Corunna 55 CORUNNA Senior guard Todd Crawley had 26 points on five 3-point-ers as St.

Johns remained unbeaten in the Mid-Michigan conference. The Redwings (3-0, 6-3) out-scored the Cavaliers 20-10 in the second quarter to take an 1 1-point halftime lead. Chad Wiseman had 16 points, seven steals, six rebounds and three assists for St. Johns. Chris Corwin had 12 points and Don VanLoon 1 1 for Corunna (1-2, 4- 3).

ST. JOHNS 1741 Wiseman 6 34 16, Crawley 9 3-3 26, Chubb 2 2-2 6, Znk 2 Karek 2 3-5 7, Mitchell 1 04 2. Totals 26 16-25 74. CORUNNA (55) Corwin 5 2-2 12, VanLoon 3 5-711, Osika 2 0-1 5, P. Sobak 1 04 2, Daggett 1 3-5 6, S.

Sobak 31-27, Glass 2 04 4, Schmitt 2 04 4, Botzler 1 04 2, Dunkin 1 04 2. Totals 21 11-16 55. St Johns 16 20 13 25-74 Corunna 15 10 13 17-55 3-point goals Crawley 5, Wiseman, Osika, Daggett Fouled out Corwin. Total fouls Corunna 22, St. Johns 18.

JV score Corunna 55, St Johns 45. Alma 71, Ovid-Elsie 42 ELSIE Alma scored 21 first and third quarter points in this Mid-Michigan game. Chris Seelbach's 20 points paced the Panthers who led the entire game. Scott Everett led Ovid-Elsie (0-3, 1-7) with 12 points. ALMA (71) Ramirez 44-412, Fussman 5 2-2 13, Shimnek 1 1-5 3, Burhans 1 2-2 4, Wise 1 4-4 7, Davis 1 04 2.

Clark 2 04 4, Wing 1 04 2, Scripp 0 2-2 2, Martin 0 2-4 2, Seelbach 84-4 20, Totals 25 21-27 71 OVID-ELSIE (421 Ebward 1 04 3, Britten 2 04 4, Scott Everett 5 2-2 12, Stonemen 1 0-1 2, McCallister 0 4-4 4, Harris 0 2-2 2. Unman 3 0-0 6, Long 11-23, Prussell 1 0-2 2, Skriba 1 2-4 4, Totals 15 11-17 42. Alms 21 12 21 17-71 Ovid-Elsie 5 13 8 16-42 3-polnt goals Fussman, Wise, Ebward. Fouled out-None. Total fouls Alma 16, Ovid-Elsie 22.

JV score Alma 65, Ovid-Elsie 49 Ionia 64, Chesaning 58 CHESANING Brad Starks' 16 first quarter points led Ionia in this MMB game. Starks finished with 21 points and Kyle Barker had 12 points to lead the Bulldogs (2-1, 6-3). Levi Hahnenberg had 15 points for Chesaning (1-2, 3-4). IONIA (64) Starks 8 34 21, Barker 5 1-1 12, Clack 4 04 10, Basler 2 54 9, Clark 3 2-4 8. Esquivel 1 2-2 4.

Totals 23 13-17 64. CHESANING (58) Hahnenberg 55-515, Brady 42-211, Richardson 3 0-1 6, Horger 21-45, Shackleford 3 04 6. Johnstone 21-25, Perry 2 0-1 5, Gumer 2 1-4 5, Totals 23 10-19 58. Ionia 23 15 9 17-64 Chesaning IS IS 14 14-58 3-point goals Starks 2, Clack 2, Barker, Brady, Perry. Fouled out Barker.

Total fouls Ionia 16, Chesaning 15. Technicals Ionia Bench. JV Score Ionia 69, Chesaning 63. Okemos 75, Charlotte 44 CHARLOTTE Will Simon's 16 points led a balanced Okemos attack tor the Capital Circuit victoryTommy DeLind had 11 points and seven assists and Andy Hess 13 points and seven assists for the Chieftains (4-1, Five-birdie finish gives him 1-shot advantage Associated Press INDIAN WELLS, Calif. The ball shot past the out-of-bounds stake, sailed through the trees, rain-bowed over and around the houses and plunked down on the green, 30 yards from the pin.

Mark Calcavecchia, avoiding what could have been a minor disaster, then sank the putt, beginning a closing string of birdies that earned him to the lead Friday in the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. Calcavecchia birdied five of the last six holes to shoot a 6-under-par 66 and go to 19-under, one shot in front of Jay Don Blake. Blake also fired a 66 and, playing a couple of holes in front of Calcavecchia on another course, held the lead until Calcavecchia's sizzling finish. It was another four shots back to a group of five players tied at 14- r. if v' Baby's Name: Date of Girl BoyQ Phone Parents' Names (Include maiden name in parentheses Address City.

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Totals 17 9-22 47. LANSING BAPTIST 157) Green 1 04 2. Poff 2 04 4, Helzerman 1 04 2, Van Buren 2 1-3 5, Jolly 13 3-6 29, Brown 6 2-2 15. Totals 25 6-11 57. Pontiac Lakecrest 8 13 11 15-47 Lansing Baptist 11 12 15 19-57 3-point goals-Olson 3, Gross, Brown.

Fouled out-Gross. Technical Gross, Lakecrest bench. Total fouls Pontiac Lakecrest 13, Lansing Baptist 13. Ithaca 67, St. Louis 64 ITHACA Ryan Duckworth's first career 3-pointer at the buzzer gave Ithaca the Central State Activities Association victory and its second buzzer-beater of the week.

Ithaca (3-1, 6-2) led by 10 points going into the fourth quarter but needed Spencer Wideman's 3-pointer with 34 seconds remaining for a 64-62 lead. St. Louis (3-1, 5-3) tied the game on Jason Biehl's two free throws with 13 seconds left. Wideman and Aaron Crumbaugh finished with 18 points apiece. Todd Vernon scored 10 and Duckworth wound up with nine and nine rebounds.

Crumbaugh had eight rebounds and six assists. Biehl had 15 points for St. Louis, with Randy Palmer adding 14 and Paul Barnaby 12. ST. LOUIS (641 Folsom 2 0-0 4, Biehl 3 74 15, Luehm 1 04 2, White 4 04 9, Palmer 4 2-2 14, Kowalski 40-1 8, Barnaby 5 0-2 12.

Totals 23 9-13 64. ITHACA (67) Janesak 2 0-1 6, Wideman 7 0-0 18, Vernon 3 1-2 10, Crumbaugh 7 4-7 18, Duckworth 3 2-2 9, King 2 0-1 4, Ebright 1 04 2. Totals 25 7-13 67. St. Louis 11 15 14 2464 hhaca 16 17 17 17-67 3-point goals Biehl 2, White, Palmer 4, Barnaby 2, Janesak 2, Wideman 4, Vernon 3, Duckworth.

Fouled out none. Total fouls St. Louis 8, Ithaca 15. JV score-St Louis 72, Ithaca 52. Haslett Lakeside 68, Capitol City Baptist 65 HOLT Clayton Olsen's basket with two minutes remaining broke a 60-60 tie and sent Lakeside Christian (4-3) to the non-league win.

01-sen finished with 28 points and 16 rebounds and Will Davis had 19 points for Lakeside. Jamie Mutchler scored 17 points, seven assists had 11 rebounds for Capitol City (4-8). Nick Pavlik scored 14 points, Jason Williamson 13 and LeRoy Ralston 12. HASLETT LAKESIDE (68) Underhill 3 0-1 6, Shankland 0 0-2 0, Snell 2 2-2 8, Davis 57-1619, Harns 1 7-7 9, Olsen 10 8-14 28. Totals 21 2442 68.

CAPITOL CITY BAPTIST (651 Pavlik 6 1-1 14, Humphrey 1 04 2. Ralph 1 0-0 3, Ralston 4 44 12, Mutchler 5 7-11 17, Ogle 2 04 4, Williamson 6 14 13. Totals 25 13-22 65. Haslett Lakeside 8 18 16 26-68 Capitol City Baptist 8 15 17 25-65 3-point goals-Davis 2, Ralph, Pavlik. Fouled out Ralston, Mutchler, Ogle, Harns.

Technical Lakeside bench. Total fouls Haslett Lakeside 17, Capitol City Baptist 21. Everett 72, Eastern 66 EVERETT (72) Gipson 0 2-2 2, K. Lee 10 84 35, Wallace 5 1-2 12, W. Lee 2 0-0 4, Smith 1 04 2, Brown 1 2-2 4, Truvillion 1 04 2.

Totals 23 16-19 72. EASTERN (66) Terry 6 44 18, S. Ordiway 10 10-15 32, Brown 7 0-0 14, A. Ordiway 1 04 2. Totals 24 14-19 66.

Everett 14 10 28 20-72 Eastern 15 21 14 16-66 3-polnt goals K. Lee 7, Wallace, Jones 2, Terry 2, S. Ordiway 2. Fouled out Terry. Total fouls Everett 19, Eastern 13.

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