THE ENQUIRER SPORTS DfJWSfc UPCOMING EVENTS COLLEGE BASKETBALL San Francisco at Buffalo. 1 p.m. Baltimore at Cincinnati, p.m. Indianapolis at Cleveland. 1 p.m.
New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Atianta at San Dieo. 4.05 p.m. Denvet at N.Y. Jets, 4 15 m.
Kansas City at OaKiand. 4,15 p.m. Pittsburgh at New England. 4:15 p.m. Cnicago at Minnesota.
8 15 p.m. Monday'! Game Jacksonville at Houston, 8 30 p.m. Monday's box score Saints 51, Packers 29 Green Bay 7 14 0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Noon Saturday SYRACUSE 12:30 p.m. Friday OHIO TEA TBD 6:30 p.m. Saturday at Tennessee 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 4 at Rutgers nfl 1 p.m. Sunday BALTIMORE ECHL 7:35 p.m. Friday at Elmira KEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 10:30 p.m. Friday vs.
Florida State at Global Jefferson, 6-0, 210. K'rii Gasser, Creston Nor wayne 5-10. 200. sr Backs Troy Prpnger. Maria Stem Manon Local.
6-0. 165. Nate Aydt findlay Liberty Benton, 6 0. 166. sr.
Special Mention Charles Gresham, Heath: Enc Love, Jefferson; Adam Barr. Milford Ctr, Fairbanks; Zach Beacom, Johnstown-Monroe: Garrett Deal, Richwood Union, 6-3, 230, Dylan Wethey, Heath, Brad Couts. lonnstown-Montoe; CJ. Ruhl, Fredencktown; Tyler Collins, Cols, Ready; Jarred Lrggelt, Johnstown-Monroe; Rob Harger. Johnstown Northndge; Wes Meadows, Mortal Ridgedale; Drew Underwood.
W. letter-son; Daniel Combs, Heath: Mason foulk. Mortal Ridgedale; Nick Gibson, Milford Ctr. Fairbanks: Stephen DeRoads, Milford Ctr Fairbanks: Josh McClel-lan, Johnstown-Monroe; Cody Johnson, Sarahsville Shenandoah; Derek-London Dieriies, Woodsfield Monroe Cent; Mikey Habig. Woodsfield Monroe Cent; Tyson Dimmeding.
Sarahsville Shenandoah; Alex SpiczensW, Bamesville; Jusbn Stein. Sugarcreek Garaway; Josiah Fryman, Beverly Fort Frye; Schuyler Bon-dy. Woodsfield Monroe Cent; Justin Muiphy, W. Lafayette Rldgewood; Nick Ziegenbusch, Sugarcreek Garaway; Collin Engstrom, Sugarcreek Garaway; Tre Gremer. Bamesville: Kyle Jorns, Woodsfield Monroe Cent; Skylor McQuiston, West Lafayette Rldgewood; Jordan Marchrano.
Old Wash. Buckeye Trail; Dalton Pritchard. Sarahsville Shenandoah; Matt Hochstetler, CINCINNATI: MIAMI: OHIO STATE: KENTUCKY: LOUISVILLE: BENGALS: CYCLONES: I XAVIER: MIAMI: OHIO STATE: KENTUCKY: LOUISVILLE: INDIANA: NKU: THOMAS MORE: MT. ST. JOSEPH: CINCINNATI STATE: DAYTON: 4:30 p.m.
Saturday 4:30 p.m. Saturday Noon, Saturday 11:59 p.m. Friday 3 p.m. Sunday 7 p.m. today 4 p.m.
Saturday 7:30 p.m. today 7:30 p.m. today 4 p.m. Saturday 6 p.m. Friday Digest OSRC shoots down RD request Enquirer staff and wire reports River Downs, which this year raced 102 days, applied for two thoroughbred dates and 14 quarter horse dates in 2009.
The Ohio Racing Commission approved the quarter horse meet but denied the thoroughbred request. River Downs general manager Jack Hanessian, who met with track owner-ship in California the week of Nov. 16, told the OSRC he considered applying for 60 thoroughbred dates but feared if the track didn't race, he would be fined by the commission for each lost day. OSRC executive secretary Sam Zonak confirmed River Downs would be fined if it backed away from approved dates. I'm in a box," Hanessian told Blood-Horse magazine.
"The last few years have been very trying on the racing industry. We've had issues with horsem*n." The Ohio Horsem*n's Benevolent and Protective Association, pulled approvals May 1 for Beulah Park and River Downs to send their signals to advance deposit wagering providers sought by the Thoroughbred Horseman's Group. Track officials said the subsequent loss of purse revenue led to their decisions to greatly curtail live racing. OMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL CINCINNATI: XAVIER: MIAMI: NKU: THOMAS MORE: MT. ST.
JOSEPH: CINCINNATI STATE: 7:30 p.m. Friday 8 p.m. today Noon, Saturday 5:30 p.m. Dec. 4 5:30 p.m.
today 5:30 p.m. today 2 p.m. Saturday Home games TODAY ON TV CCLF 10:30 p.m. Mission Hills World Cup, first round TGC MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 2 p.m. Maui Invitational, fifth-place game ESPN2 4 p.m.
Maui Invitational, third-place game ESPN2 7 p.m. Preseason NIT, semifinal, Boston College at ESPN2 Purdue 9:30 p.m. Preseason NIT, semifinal, UAB vs. Oklahoma ESPN2 10 p.m. Maui Invitational, championship ESPN NBA 7:30 p.m.
Orlando at Philadelphia ESPN NHL 7 p.m. Phoenix at Columbus FSN SOCCER 5 p.m. Champions League, Sporting vs. FC ESPN USA TodayESPN Women's Top 25 First-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov 24, total points based on 25 points tor a fust-place vole through one point tor a 25dl-place vote and preseason ranking; Rec Pta 1. Connecticut (31) 3-0 775 1 2.
North Carolina 5-0 736 3 3 California 3-0 6 '7 6 4. Oklahoma 3-1 653 4 5. Texas ASM 3-0 606 7 6. Stanford 31 601 8 7 Baylor 4-0 598 9 I. LouintN 34 580 10 9 Texas 5-0 484 14 10.
Notre Oame 3-0 464 15 II. Rutgers 2-2 440 2 12. Tennessee 3-1 410 13 13 Duke 3-1 406 5 14. Maryland 3-1 367 16 15. Virginia 3-1 355 11 16.
Auburn 4-0 324 20 17. Vanderbin, 4-1 281 12 18. Oklahoma St 2-1 196 19 19. Anzona State 2-1 183 17 20. Old Dominion 3-1 144 124 21.
Ohio State 3-1 142 18 22. Iowa State 3-0 122 t24 23. Purdue 3-0 89 24. TCU 4-0 63 25. Xamr 2-2 SO 22 Others receiving votes: Flohda State 45; Kansas State 41; Manst 40; Marquette 38; Hartford 29: Michigan State 29; Pittsburgh 18; Gonzaga 14; Texas Tech 12; Nebraska 11: Georgia Syracuse East Carolina 7: LSU Georgia Tech Minnesota Montana Michigan OePaul Liberty North Carolina South Dakota State 1.
The Women's Top 25 First-place votes in parentheses, records through Nov. 23, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point fora 25th-place vote and previous ranking; Rec Pta Pvi 1. Connecticut (44) 3-0 1,124 1 2. North Carolina (1) 5-0 1,070 4 3. California 3-0 971 7 4.
Oklahoma 3-1 943 2 5. Stanford 3-1 925 8 6. Baylor 4-0 845 10 7. Louisville 3-0 836 9 8. Texas ASM 3-0 741 12 9.
Tennessee 2-1 716 5 10. Maryland 3 1 704 11 11. Texas 5-0 664 14 12. Duke 3-1 626 6 13. Rutgers 2-2 583 3 14.
Notre Dame 3-0 579 15 15. Auburn 4-0 469 20 16. Virginia 2-1 444 16 17. Vandeibilt 4-1 352 13 18. Oklahoma St 2-1 318 19 19 Purdue 3-0 303 21 20.
Ohio St 3-1 258 17 21. Anzona St 2-1 257 18 22. TCU 3-0 211 24 23. Old Dominion 3-1 186 25 24. Michigan St 5-0 79 25.
Iowa St. 3-0 67 25. Xavier 2-2 67 23 Others receiving votes: Manst 59. Pittsburgh 40, Marquette 30. Flohda St.
29. Hartford 24, Kansas St. 18, LSU 18, Georgia Tech 15, Arkansas 9, DePaul 8, Syracuse 8. Georgia 6, Coastal Carolina 4. Michigan 4, S.
Dakota St. 4, Flohda 3, Gonzaga 3, Utah 3, Montana 2. Tuesday's results Man's scorn TOURNAMENT EA Sports Maul Invitational Semifinals Notre Dame 81, Texas 80 Consolation Bracket Alabama 78. Chaminade 56 Saint Joseph's SO, Indiana O'Reilly Auto Parts CBE Classic Third Plan Flonda 86, Washington 84 SOUTH Auburn 61, Bethune-Cookman 46 Austin Peay 79, Lambuth 63 Clemson 81, Savannah St. 49 Georgia 98, MVSU 57 Georgia Tech 74, Bluff 47 Richmond 85, UMKC 74 South Carolina 85.
Gardner-Webb 70 South Florida 59. High Point 46 Talladega 69. Southern 64 MIDWEST Akron 81, Urbana 31 Ball St. 82. 69 Bluffton 88.
Thne 52 Capital 73, Wittenberg 62 Case Reserve 92, Denison 82, OT Dayton 71, Mercer 53 IPFW79, Indiana-East 36 IUPUI 67, Illinois 60 Kansas St. 83, Oakland, Mich. 64 Michigan 83, Norfolk St. 49 Millikin 62, Franklin 60 Nebraska 71, Saint Louis 57 South Dakota 78, Graceland. Iowa 66 St.
Francis, Ind. 67, Taylor 56 EAST Boston U. 83, Northeastern 75 Bowdoin 63, New England 49 Mississippi St. 76, St. Bonaventure 71 Mount St.
Clare 79. Staten Island 59 Navy 76, Shore 51 Penn St. 85, Penn 73 Pitt -Bradford 105. Mount Aloyslus 93 54, California, Pa. 53 Pittsburgh 74.
Belmont 60 West Virginia 76, Delaware St 42 Worcester Tech 78. Lasell 77 Yeshiva 60, Bard 52 Women's scores FAR WEST CS Bakersfield 85, UC Irvine 63 Connecticut 96, BYU 47 New Mexico 84, Utah Valley St. 70 S. Utah 75, Idaho St 61 Texas 54, Arizona 44 Weber St. 84, Westminster.
Utah 73 Wyoming 62, Boise St. 55 SOUTHWEST Angelo St 58. Incarnate Word 55 Hardin Simmons 71, Southwestern, Texas 52 Harding 100, Central Baptist 64 Henderson St. 91, LeToumeau 29 Howard Payne 63, Sul Ross St 52 Kansas St. 69, Arkansas St.
58 Rice 66, Furman 62 TCU 91, Houston 72 Trinity, Texas 80, Mary Hardin-Baylor 71 MIDWEST Friends 67, Baker 55 Illinois St. 91, Ball St 68 Indiana 63, Missouri 54 Indiana St 74, Detroit 60 Mian U. 63, La Salle 50 N.Iowa 67, W. Illinois 52 Notre Dame 85, Georgia Southern 36 Ohio Dominican 80, Northwestern Ohio 77 Ohio St, 63, Hartford 45 S.C.-Upstate 73, IUPUI 63 Southwestern, Kan. 73.
Mid-Ant Christian 66 SOUTH Alabama 75, Alabama St 47 Clemson 76, Winthrop 68 Florida St. 62, SE Missouri 31 Miami 66, Fla. International 49 Middle Tennessee 73, Chattanooga 65 Mississippi St. 69. MVSU 46 Richmond 72, Longwood 47 SE Louisiana 66, Stetson 60 Tennessee 83, W.
Carolina 56 Troy 59, Jacksonville St. 56 Va. Commonwealth 78, East Caroline 67 Va. Wesleyan 73, Randolph-Macon 62 Wright St. 53, E.Kentucky 47 EAST Bowling Green 98, St.
Francis, Pa. 74 Dayton 64. Navy 58, OT Georgetown 82, Hampton 55 Mount St. Mary's. Md.
58, Lafayette 54 PRO FOOTBALL Barcelona (same-day TODAY ON RADIO No listings available TVand radio subject to change. Johnny Phelps. Perry, 6-3. 240, Tony Murphy. Ironton, 5-11, 270.
John Simon, Youngs Mooney, 6-3, 280. Brock Pleiman, Cold-water. 6-2, 220. Ryan Bless, Genoa, 6-1. 190, John Robinson.
New Lexington. 6-1, 175, sr. Linebacker lake Lawrence, Maran neas-ant, 6-2. 225, Branko Busick, Steubenville. 5-10, 220.
sr Marcus Vicars, Genoa, 6-2, 205. Adam Homan. Coldwater, 6-2, 232, sr Backs loean McComtick, Clmton-Massie, 6-3, 180. Zech Shafer, Howard Knox, 5-9, 155, Braylon Heard. Youngs.
Mooney, 5-11. 170, Kyle Stadelmyer, Girard. 6-2, 210. sr Punter Bnan Schmiedebuscn. uttawa-tiian- dorf.
6-4. 205. sr. Offensive Diners ot tne year Dwight Macon. Steubenvllle, Ausln Boucher, Alter; Micah Hyde, Fos-tona.
Defensive players of the yean John Simon, Youngs. Mooney; Branko Busick. Steubenville; Marcus Vicars. Genoa; Adam Homan, Coaches of Hie yean Bill Nutt. New Lexington; Reno Saccoccia, Steubenville: lohn Reed, Coldwater.
Second Team OFFENSE: Ends Sen Clrne. Williamsport Westell, 5-10. 155, James Washington, Lorain Clearvlew, 6-3, 180, sr. Fisher, Clintort-Massie, 6-2, 250, Cody Wamecke, Ottawa-Glandorf, 6-3, 245, Trevor Robbins, Coldwater, 6-3, 222. Antnony Quinn.
Huron, 6-2, 270, Lucas Wright. Lorain Clearview, 6-0, 190, Marcus Fowler, Newton Falls, 6-11. 305. sr. Ouatttrbacki-Cory Klenke.
Coldwater, 6-1, 195, Clint Cannon. New Lexington, 6-1, 202. OJ. Cain. Williamsport Westlall, 5-10, 175.
Andre Wells, Cle. VASJ. 5-11, 175, Shelby Combs. Mass. Tuslaw, 5-10, 185, Joe Besancon, Orrville, 5-10, 170, jr.
Back Geoffrey Whiteside, Cols, Hartley, 5-10, 170, Garten Dilley. Amanda-Clearcreek, 5-9. 212. Marcus Johnston, Coshocton, 6-1, 190, Everett Home, N. College HHI, 5-11, 175, Jacob Lugo, Ottawa-Glandorf, 6-8, 165, Ben Cline, Wooster Tri-way, 6-0, 190, Cameron Tniss, Leavittsburg La- Brae.
6-0, 175, Zac Kreakbaum, Manchester, 5-10, 180. sr. Kicker None listed. DEFENSE: linemen Phillip Grizer. Pataskala Licking 6-1, 215, Corty Running, Clinton-Massie, 6-2, 205, Brannon Dunn, Brookville, 6-1, 245, Jon Ramirez, Fostoha, 6-1, 240, Grant Conzen, Mass.
Tuslaw, 5-10, 200, sr. Unebacken Jason Parker. Plain City Jona than Alder, 5-11, 230, Dan Pennington, Pataskala Licking Hts 5-10, 205, Ryan Hudson, Marion Elgin, 5-10, 180. Matt Shieve, Martins Ferry, 6-0. 204, Nick Shaw, Coshocton, 6-1.
205, sr Kolby Watkkia, Middletown Madison, 6-2, 220, Alex Zsigray, Lorain Crestvtew. 5-9, 160, Chase Hoobler. Orrville, 6-3, 220, jr. Backs Kyle Lines, Day. Northndge, 5-8.
170, Zach Rogers, Elyrla 5-10, 160, Gray-don Felchtner, Mass. Tuslaw, 6-4, 178, sr. Punter Tim Pfeitfer, Manchester, 6-5, 180, sr. Special Mention Kyle Beck, Marion Pleasant Steven Meeks, Bloom-Carroll; Elijah Sparling, Marion Pleasant; Tyler Busenburg, Howard E. Knox; Kyle Hostetier, Plain City Jonathan Alder.
Andy Kibler, Marion Elgin; Ray Spencer, Amanda-Clearcreek; Marcus Redmond, London; Nick Schrader, Rain City Jonathan Alder, Steven Stooksbury, Sparta Highland; Corey McSweeney, Cols, Hartley: Aaron Dunlap, Plain City Jonathan Alder, Ethan Freet, London; Jason Hoar, uuca; Justin woiver- ton, London; Josh Quinn, Byesville Meadowbrook; Cade McCullough, Zanesville W. Muskingum: Brody Call, St. Clairsville: Demetrius Brandon, Steubenville; Jordan Tipton, Coshocton; Steve Woodford, Martins Ferry; Bo Olexo, Belmont Union Local; Levi Holcomb, St. Clairsville; Ryan Dugan, Steubenvllle; Dalton Wor-thington, Zanesville W. Muskingum; Kyle Slackman, Belmont Union Local: Ty Tobiczyk, Bellaire; Cody Sampsel, Coshocton; Zach Mozden, Magnolia Sandy Valley; Logan Cook, St Clairsville; Seth Nolan.
Coshocton; Eric Williams, Belmont Union Local; Jordan Burress, Martins Ferry; Devon Campbell, Steubenville; Zane Butler, St. Clairsville; Chris Roxbury, Zoarville Tusc. Valley, Josh Riggans. Byesville Meadowbrook; Tyler Arigonl, Belmont Union Local; Ryan Jarvie, St. Clairsville: Shaq Petteway.
Steubenville; Taylor Hunt, Byesville Meadowbrook; Brandon Leonard, Martins Ferry; Dylan Garioch, Bellaire; Kyle Jarrett, Belmont Union Local; Trevor Bradford, Coshocton; Patrick Gilbert, Steubenville; Brandon Carroll, Steubenville; Nick Barr, Zoarville Tusc. Valley; Daniel Jewett, Day. Northndge; Evan Neff, Alter Max Plunkett, Alter Greg Ambrose, Day. Oakwood; Jttndrew McCullough, Roger Bacon; Joan Boggan, Wyoming; Josh Doles, Brookville; Danny Jasper. After; Brett McKinney, Badin; Scott Anderson, Alter; Gunner Calhoun, Clinton-Massie; Tyler Haworth.
Brookville; Cody Conley, Alter: lake Wurzalluelw, Badln; Nikko Johnson, Milton-Union; Vinny Hokavar, Perry; Danny Reaser, Elyrla Brock Burzanko, Burton Beriishire; Randy Burgess, Brooklyn; Tony Foster, Cle. VASJ; Anthony Kukwa, Perry; Anthony Skinner, Perry; Antonio Tate, Cle, VASJ; Robert Law, Peny; Casey Hayward, Wick-liffe; Mike Stewart, Brooklyn; Braden Farrell, Perry; Matt Ramage. Wellington; Danny Davila, Elyna Wardell Brown. Cle. VASJ; Josh Museh, Beachwood; Dustin Sarosy, Perry; Ajun Sessions, Brooklyn; Braden Caruso, Burton Berkshire; Kyle Wegryzn, Brooklyn; Josh Mullins, Perry; Matt Sabroff, Beachwood; Patrick Byrne, Perry; Mitchell Hokavar, Peny; John Edwards, Beachwood; Ainon Watkins-Clarit Beachwood; Nick Ksenich, Elyna Scott Szczepinski.
Cle. VASJ; Derek Roback, Waveriy; Jeremy Smith, Pomeroy Meigs; Chance Freeman, Ironton; Cody Lawson, Albany Alexander; Jacob Seagraves, South Point; Clay Bo nn, Pomeroy Meigs; Matt ttherly, New Lexington; Mitchell Davenport, Ironton Rock Hill; Bryant Gibson, Williamspoit Westfall; Matt Lockard, Wellston; Adam Folk, New Lexington; Clinton Pack, South Point; Sam Cramblit, Ironton; Paul Carver, McDemiott Northwest; Jon Prior, Portsmouth; Cameron Puckett, Williamsport Westfall; RJ. Startey, New Lexington; Tyler Smrth. Williamsport Westfall; Zak Deel, Cheshire River Valley; Ernie Welsh, Pomeroy Meigs; Blayne Comwell, Proctor-ville Fairiand; Jared Gravely, Gallipolis Gallia Aaron Montgomery. Portsmouth; Tyler Cobb, Williamsport Westfall; Cole Hatfield, Proctowille Fairiand; Lu-kas Morris, Ironton; Evan Wood, Gallipolis Gallia Ryan Plants, South Point John Schweickart, Ironton; Derek Puilom, Fostoria; Andrew Mott, Paul-ding; Zach Apel, Genoa; Kyle Cory, Milan Edison; Cal- lan Bialonjcki, Genoa; Dylan Howard, Milan Edison; Craig Jnome, Huron; Clay Rolf, Pemoervilie Eastwood; Ashton Brown, Pemberville Eastwood; Andrew Fantoz-zl, Huron; Anthony Costilla, Fostoria; Connor Wendt, Genoa; Mark Schult, Pemberville Eastwood; Matt Lehrer, Huron; Ryan Neuberger, Milan Edison; Jake Connor, bumvan Black Rivet Brandyn peters, peninsula Woodridge; Stephen Hudson, CVCA; Kyle Kelly, Manchester; Zach Larson, Youngs.
Mooney; Steven Zl- voder, Garrettsville Garfield; Harvie Tuck IV, Akron SVSM: Caleb Schwan, Garrettsville Garfield; Ben Bertsch, Akron SVSM; Nathan Elliott, Leavittsburg la-Brae; Bret Kinkead, Warren Champion; Garrett Wilcox, Akron SVSM; Alex Utley. CVCA: Kim Parr. Mass. Tus law; Chuck Gruber, Youngs. Mooney; Donald Alesio, Youngs.
Mooney; Sawyer Polen, Wooster Triway; Anthony O'Connor, Sullivan Black River, DIVISION First Team OFFENSE: Ends Wes Rataiczak, Sarahsville Shenando ah, 6-foot2, 185 pounds, junior; Ben Wonderiy, Sherwood Fairview, 5-6, 160, Ryan Cook, Findlay Uber- ty-Benton, 5-11, 156, Sam Lempke, Rocky River Luth. 5-10, 165, Dale Peterman, Youngs. Ursu-line, 5-11, 175, Derek Orr. Smithville, 6-6, 210, Andrew Perkins, Cin. Hills Christian 5-11, 160, sr.
linemen Sam Johnson, Baltimore Liberty Union, 6-4, 290, Max Freetag, w. Latayette Ridge-wood. 6-3, 212, Enc Niekamp. Anna, 6-5, 225, Clint Cooper, Bucyros WynlonJ, 6-2, 245, Aus tin Polhman, Maria Stein Marion Local, 6-2, 230, Scotty Sparks, Portsmouth West, 6-7, 290, Hugh Thornton, Oberiin, 6-5, 290, MattKrause, Youngs. ursuiine.
b-io, 225, sr, Ouarteriwcks DJ. Mendenhall, W. Jefferson, 6-0. 195, David Gerber, Sugarcreek Oaraway, 6-3, 205, Paul Fackler. Rocky River Luth.
6-3, 205, Billy Urban, Gates Mills Gilmour, Aaron Craft, Findlay Liberty-Benton, 6-2, 180, jt. Backs Seth Millar, Waynesville, 5-8, 165, Sam Smallwood, Casstown Miami 5-7, 188, Dale Swords, Portsmouth West, 6-1, 200, Corey Hill, Columbiana Crestview, 6-0, 188, Justin Buen- ger, Hamler Patrick Henry. 5-9, 170, Kyle Rail, Bu- cyrus Wynford, 5-11, 180, Ben Smith, Maria Stein Manon Local, 6-1, 185, it; Derek Arnold, Nelsonville- York, 5-9, 185. Tom Hallal, Gates Mills Gilmour, 5-11, 180, Thad Nofsinger, Apple Creek Wayne- daie, 5-n, iVi, sr. Belters Mike Morgan, Cms, Ready, 5-11, 175, Justin Hyde, Findlay Liberty-Benton, 6-3, 190, sr.
DEFENSE: UwflVM Cody Pettit, Hamler Patrick Henry, 6-3, 245, Jamel Turner, Youngs. Ursuiine, 6-3, 215, Sean Osting, Delphos Jefferson, 6-3, 210, Drake Browne, an. Hills Christian 8-2, 250, sr. UmbaclMTS Aaron Anderson, Milford Ctr. Fairbanks, 6-0, 235, Monty Counts, Anna, 6-2, 190, Ben Madden, Kirtland, 6-2.
190, Bryan White, Wheelersburg, 6-1, 210, Jacob Millet. Find-lay Liberty-Benton, 5-11, 177. sr. Backs Brady Deters, Waynesville, 6-2, 180, David Rupp, Archbold, 6-2, 185. Zach D'Ora-zio, Cuyahoga Hts 6-1, 176, Jakob Leon.
Columbi ana Crestview, 6-4, 175, Josh Besancon, Creston Nonvayne, 6-3, 185, Josh Fisher, Rockford Park way. 61, 180, Nick Rindler, St. Henry, 5-9, 185, hossi santo. Kirtland, 5-8, 16b, sr. Nnter Ertc Lee.
Smithville, 6-0, 215, sr. Offensive player of the yean Aaron Craft, Find lay Liberty-Benton. Defensive players of the yean Cody Pettit, Hamler Patnck Henry; Jacob Millet, Findlay uberty-Benton; Ben Madden, Kirtland. Coaches of the yean Tiger LaVerde, Kirtland; Dan Johnson, Baltimore Liberty Union; Bill Inselmann, Hamler Patrick Henry; Kevin Maltarich, Creston Nor- wayne. Second Team OFFENSE: Ends Eric Fisher.
W. Jefferson, 5-10, 165, sr. Lou Cangelosi, Gates Mills Gilmour, 5-11, 175, sr. Mitch Leonard, Hamler Patnck Henry, 5-11, 155, sr. Linemen Justin Stein, Sugarcreek Garaway, 6-0, 240, Tyler Beard, Casstown Miami 5-11, 225, Ethan Cates, Findlay Uberty-Benton, 6-1, 197, Schyler Chappell, Kirtland, 6-0, 275, sr.
Ojiarterbacks James Elchinger, Sherwood Fairview, 5-10, 160, Allante Staten, Richmond 5-10, 165, Jack Dawson, N. Lima S. Range, 6-2, 190. St. Backs Cam Collum.
Richwood Union, 6-0, 185, Jake Conrad, W. Lafayette Rldgewood, 5-11, Klnchen, Monroe Cent, 6-0, 200, Itesh. Devln Schle, Sugarcreek Garaway, 5-11, 175, Bud- dy Barnes, Frankfort Adena, 6-2, 215, Cotton Mor ns, Balnbridge Paint 5 10. 180, Jordan Schankweiler, Wheelersburg, 5-9, 175, Brock Bur zanko. Burton Berkshire, 5-11, 198, Brent Jackson, Vienna Mathews, 5-8, 170, sr.
Kicker Jake Zlmmedy, Creston Norweyne, 5- 10, 180, sr. DEFENSE: linemen led Lutz, Mortal Rldgedale, 6-0. 180, Warren Shields, Richwood N. Union, 6-0, 179, Caleb Panning, Findlay Liberty-Benton, 6-1, 195, Lucas Panning, Findlay Liberty-Benton, 6-1, 185. sr.
Uneoackers Derrick Young, W. Lafayette Rldgewood, 5-11, 220, Matt McFadden, Lees Creek E. Clinton, 5-10, 200, Ethan Bemhard, Ash land Crestview, 5-7, 180, Stuart Millet, Delghoi 8-29 eV-51 New Orleans 14 10 21 First Quarter GB-Kuhn 1 run (Crosby kick), 8:39. 70 pass from Brees (Hartley kick), 8:17. 4 run (Hartley kick), 4:44.
Second Quarter GB-Jennmgs 7 pass from Rodgeis (Crosby kick), 13.43. NO-LMoore 14 pass from Brees (Hartley kick), 8:19. GB-Rodgers 10 run (Crosby kick), 1:44. NO-FG Hartley 30. :02.
Third Quarter NO-Miller 16 pass from Brees (Hartley kick), 8:34. NO-McAllister 3 mn (Hartley kick), 7:32. NO-Coiston 70 pass from Brees (Hartley kick), 2:26. Fourth Quarter GB-Martin 4 pass from Rodgers (Martin pass from Rodgers), 11:45. 31 mn (run tailed).
GB NO 21 416 26-98 318 1-11 3-103 First downs Total Net Yards Rushes-yards Passing Punt Returns Kickoff Returns interceptions Ret Comp-Att-Int Sacked-Yards Lost Punts. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Time of Possession 22 343 31-109 234 3-50 9-180 1-37 342 23-41-3 20-27-1 2-14 1-5 3-0 3-20 32:04 0-0 2-10 27:56 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Greer, Bay, R.Grant 18-67, Rodgers 8-36, Jackson 2-5, Kuhn 2-1, Flynn 0-1. New Orleans. Thomas 15-87, Bell 6-6, McAllister 5-5. PASSING-Gieen Bay, Rodgeis 23-41-3 248, New Odeans.
Brees 20-26-0-323, LMoore 0-1-1-0, Btunell 0 0-0-0. RECDVINC Green Bay, Jennings 8-101, Driver 4-43, Nelson 3-21, R.Grant 3-19, Martin 2-14, Humphrey 1-29. Jackson 1-13, O.Lee 1-8. New Orleans LMoore 5-115, Shockey 5-57, Miller 4-36, P.Thomas 3-34, Colston 1-70, Henderson 1-9, McAllister 1-2. MISSED FIELD GOALS None.
PRO BASKETBALL NBA standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet GB Boston 13 2 .867 New York 7 7 .500 5)6 Philadelphia 7 7 500 514 New Jersey 6 6 .500 514 Toronto 6 7 .462 6 Wtuuit Diviiina I Pel GB Ortando 10 4 .714 Atlanta 8 5 .615 1 Miami 7 7 .500 3 Charlotte 4 9 .308 514 Washington 2 10 .167 7 Central Division Pet GB Cleveland 11 3 .786 Detroit 8 5 .615 214 Chicago 7 8 .467 4)4 Milwaukee 7 9 .438 5 Indiana 5 8 .385 5)4 WESTERN CONFERENCE Southwest Division Pet GB Houston 10 5 .667 New Orleans 8 5 .615 1 San Antonio 7 6 .538 2 Dallas 7 7 .500 2 )4 Memphis 4 10 .286 5)4 Nflrthweiit Dividon Pet GB Denver 9 5 .643 Portland 9 6 .600 Utah 9 6 .600 14 Minnesota 3 9 .250 5 Oklahoma City 1 14 .067 8)4 Pacific Division Pet GB LA. Lakers 11 1 .917 Phoenix 10 5 .667 2 )4 Golden State 5 .9 ,357 7 Sacramento 5 11 .313 8 LA. Clippers 2 12 .143 10 Tuesday's Games Washington 124, Golden State 100 Cleveland 119, New tor 101 Phoenii 99, Oklahoma City 98 Dallas 109, Indiana 106 New Jersey at LA. taken, late HOCKEY NHL standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division OT Pts GF GA N.Y. Rangers 15 7 2 32 65 56 Pittsburgh 12 5 3 27 63 55 NewJersey 11 7 2 24 61 54 Philadelphia 10 6 4 24 69 63 N.Y.
Islanders 9 10 2 20 56 66 Northeast Division OT Pta GF GA Boston 14 3 4 32 69 49 Montreal 11 5 4 26 61 55 Buffalo 9 8 3 21 56 61 Toronto 7 9 5 19 66 78 Ottawa 7 9 4 18 48 51 Southeast Division OT Pts GF GA Washington 11 7 3 25 69 69 Carolina 11 9 2 24 60 66 Atlanta 8 10 2 18 59 69 Tampa Bay 6 8 6 18 46 61 Florida 8 11 1 17 47 58 WESTERN CONFERENCE Centra) Division OT Pts GF GA Detroit 14 2 4 32 75 60 Chicago 10 4 5 25 71 56 Nashville 10 9 2 22 62 Columbus 9 8 3 21 60 65 St. Louis 9 8 2 20 56 58 Northwest Division OT Pta GF GA Vancouver 14 6 2 30 69 52 Minnesota 12 6 1 2 5 49 39 Calgary 11 9 1 23 59 68 Edmonton 9 9 2 20 53 62 Colorado 9 11 0 18 50 60 Pacific Division OT Pta GF GA San Jose 17 3 1 35 80 61 Anaheim 12 8 "3 27 69 69 Los Angeles 8 8 3 19 50 51 Phoenix 8 10 2 18 48 57 Dallas 6 10 4 16 55 74 Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss or shootout loss. Tuesday's Games St. Louis 1, Nashville 0, SO Atlanta 6. Toronto 3 Los Angeles at Calgary, late OHIO HIGH SCHOOLS Tuesday's results Boys' bowling Colerain 3109, Princeton 2383 High series: Brandon Schieper (C) 494.
Records: 1-0, 0-1. Football State championship pairing DIVISION I Cle. St. Ignatius (13-1) vs. Elder (13-1), Canton rawcett Maoium, Saturday, p.m.
DIVISION II Sytvania Southview (14-0) vs. Anderson (12-2, Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium, Friday, p.m. DIVISION IH Aurora (12-2) vs. Cols, Eastmoor Academy (13-t), Canton fawcett Stadium, Saturday, 11 a.m. DIVISION IV Steubenvllle (14-0) vs.
Kettering Alter (12-2), Canton Fawcett Stadium, Friday. 3 p.m. DIVISION Youngs. Ursuiine (14-0) vs. Findlay Liberty-Benton (14-0), Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium, Saturday, 3 p.m.
DIVISION VI Delphos St. John's (12-2) vs. Bascom Hopewell-Loudon (14-0), Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium, Friday, 11 a.m. All-Ohio list The 2008 Associated Press Division IV All-Ohio high school football team, based on the recommendations of a state media panel: DIVISION IV First Team OFFENSE: Ends Brandon Nicholes. Belmont Union Local, 5- foot-10, 160 pounds, Junior; Scott Stearman, Battle, 641, 170, Michael Lamb, Ironton, 6-3, 20S, Josh Russ, Elyna 6-4, 190, Sam Miller, Orrville, 6-0, 175, jr.
Linemen Aaron Edlngton, Marion Pleasant 6- 1, 250, Evan Neff, Alter, 6-4, 235, Floyd Tucker, Fostoda, 6-3, 290, Jared Schuster. Elyna Cath 6-2, 290, Cotton Zody, Wooslerlnway. 5-11, 185, sr. Quarttftacke Cody Harris, Marion Pleasant, 6-0, 195. Owight Macon, Steubenville, 5-11, 180, Jordan Barbina.
Belmont Union Local, 6-0, 170, Jeremy Mutray, Martins Ferry, 5-9, 180, Austin Boucher. Alter, 6-1, 185, Zach Teenier, Battel, 6-4, 210, Sf.i Micah Hyde, Fostoda. 6-1, 175, sr. Back Mike Hanhauser, Perry, 6-0, 180, Brett Wycinski, New Lexington. 6-1, 175, John Pet-tigtew, CVCA, 5-9, 180, Chris Borland, Alter, 6-0, 205, Blair Skilliter, Genoa, 5-8.
185, Tony Har-lamert. Coldwater, 6-0, 185, Anthony Hltchens, Lorain Clearvlew, 6-0. 190, sr, Kicker Mario de la Rosa, Coldwater, 5-8, 150, Sports Classic MIAMI UNIVERSITY at Xavier SAMFORD vs. Kansas State at Las Vegas Invitational vs. Western Kentucky at Nashville Chaminade at Maui Invitational at Wingate MOUNT ST.
JOSEPH at Thomas More at Roane State vs. Auburn at Chicago Invitational MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE atLSU at Wake Forest at Indianapolis at Mount St. Joseph THOMAS MORE at Roane State in CAPS tape) CLASSIC TEXAS TECH 21 Baylor MEMPHIS 14 Tulane Nevada 5 LOUISIANA TECH Houston 3 RICE UTAH STATE 5 14 New Mexico State So Mississippi 15 IS SMU MISSOURI 16 Kansas Oklahoma 7 OKLAHOMA STATE GEORGIA 8 Georgia Tech Tulsa 14 MARSHALL ALABAMA 14 Auburn Florida 16 14 FLORIDA STATE TENNESSEE 4 14 Kentucky CENTRAL FLORIDA 8 UAB OREGON STATE 3 Oregon CLEMSON 1 South Carolina USC 30 Si Notre Dame HAWAII 28 Washington State Arkansas State 20 NORTH TEXAS FLORIDA ATLANTIC 4 Florida Intl NBA WEDNESDAY Favorite una Underdog ATLAN1A no line Milwaukee CLEVELAND 16 Oklahoma City TORONTO no line Charlotte PHILADELPHIA 2 Orlando BOSTON 12 Golden State Phoenix 4 MINNESOTA DETROIT lid New York HOUSTON 10 Indiana SAN ANTONIO 7 Chicago UTAH no line Memphis PORTLAND 7 14 Miami SACRAMENTO 2K New Jersey LA CLIPPERS no line Denver COLLEGE BASKETBALL WEDNESDAY Favorite una Underdog ruKUMrtm 3 rnnceton BUTLER 6 Northwestern MISSISSIPPI 10(4 Central Flohda SOUTH ALABAMA 3 Arkansas DEPAUL 13 Detroit TCU 8 SMU COLORADO STATE 12 New Orleans STANFORD 1714 Air Force CHAMINADE no line Indiana PURDUE 8 Boston College OKLAHOMA 3 UAB Portland State 10 14 NO ILLINOIS INDIANA STATE 1)4 Murray State VIRGINIA TECH 20 Elon MINNESOTA 16 E. Washington OREGON STATE 6 Montana State LOCAL COLLEGES Men's basketball Saint Joseph's 80, Indiana 54 Saint Joseph's (2-21- Hilllard 1 0 2. Nivins 7 4 18, Can 4 1 10, Govens 8 0 23, Williamson 4 2 11, Prescott 1 2 4, Bentley 1 0 2, Lashley 0 2 2, Irwin 4 0 8.
Totals 30 11 80. Indiana 12-2)- Williams 2 2 6, Pntctiard 3 1 7, Jones III 4 0 8, Dumes 226, Roth 2 1 7, Schutz 0 2 2, Story 2 4 9, Jobe 102, Taber 2 3 7. Totals: 18 15 54. Saint Joseph's 34 46 -80 Indiana 29 25 -54 3-pointeis: SJ (9) Govens 7, Cair, Williamson; IU (3) Roth 2, Storv. UMIermont 93, OSU-Lima 78 OSU-Lima 13-2)- Brown 1 1 3.
Huffer 2 1 7, Patterson 1 0 2, Roller 2 0 4, Renner 1 0 2, Schroeder 8 7 27, Floyd 6 5 18, Rhoad 2 3 7, Riemesh 3 2 8. Totals: 26 19 78. UC-Clennont 13-51- Jones 6 014. Colvln 4 0 8, Eanes 4 3 12. Porter 102, Frazier8 3 24, Gordon 4 1 9, Steele 6 6 19.
Kinney 0 1 1, Eubanks 1 2 4. Totals. 34 16 93. 29 49 -78 41 52 -93 3-pointers: OSU-L (7) Schroeder 4, Huffer 2, Floyd; UC-C (9) Frazier 5. Jones canes, Steele.
Dayton 71, Mercer 53 Mercer 13-21- Henry 2 7 12, Emerson 4 4 13, Florence 1 0 2. Kusnyer 2 0 5, Hall 2 6 10, Ellis 4 1 9, Mills 1 0 2. Totals: 16 18 S3. Dayton 14-01- Uttle 5 1 11. Wright 6 3 16, Huelsman 1 0 2, Warren 1 2 4, M.
Johnson 3 3 10, Perry 1 0 3, Lower 2 0 5, C. Johnson 308, Favdzius 3 0 9. Searcv 1 1 3. Totals: 26 10 71. Mercer 26 27 -53 Dayton 48 23 -71 -3-nnintarc lt Unnrv Fmarcnn Kircnver tl Ql Fabrizius 3, C.
Johnson 2, Wright, M. Johnson. Women's basketball UC-Clermont 93, OSU-Dma 81 OSU-Lima 10-1)- Zoepker 4 4 13. Magg 3 3 9, Brodman 4 5 13, Lehman 6 5 17, Hurstman 10 3, Jacobs 2 2 6. Totals 20 19 61 UC-Clermont 18-21- David 4 1 9, Okafer 306, Votel 102, Carroll 2 05.
Hale 204, Johnson 307, Ely 3 2 8. Woods 3 0 6, Bond 3 2 8. Brewer 3 0 7, Hauke 3 1 7, Rhoads 1 1 3, Stratman 5 0 13, Shipman 4 0 8. Totals: 40 7 93. OSU-Uma 24 37 -61 UC-Clermont 46 47 -93 3-pointers: OSU-l (2) Zoepker, Hurstman; UC-t (6) Stratman 3, Brewer, Johnson, Miami U.
63, La Sane 50 La Salle 13-21- Robertson 1 0 2. Gale 2 1 5, Lapetlna 2 2 8, Walsh 306. Mickiewicz 1 0 2, Gale 4 4 12, Duncan 2 1 5, Gilbert 3 2 8, Conner 1 0 2. Totals: 19 10 50. Miami U.
12-11- Lelninger 3 0 7. Brown 8 0 16, Fort 3 2 8. Schone 6 0 15, Reed 4 0 8, Hencke 1 0 2, Hawkins 2 0 5, Wisner 10 2, Totals: 28 2 63. La Sane 23 27 -50 Miami U. 28 35 43 3-pointers; (2) Lapetina; MU (5) Schone 3, Leininger, Hawkins.
Ciwinnatl State HWabaah 72 Wabash 16-41- Lame 7 3 17, Smith 2 0 4, Buse 2 3 9, Rytm 1 0 2, Jem 2 3 8, Henry 3 0 6, Sewkes 22 7, Washington 7 5 19. Totals: 26 16 72. Cincinnati State 16-11- Fart 5 3 13. Hicks 1 0 2, Dunn 1 0 3, Huddleston 408, Hassloch 10 3 23, Snead 5 2 15. Femandes 4 0 10, McBrlde 1 0 2, Zwick 4 0 8.
Totals: 358 84. Wabash 39 33 -72 Cincinnati 37 47 -84 3-pointers: (4) Buse 2, Jerry, Sewkes; CS (6) Snead 3, Femandes 2, Dunn, Sugarcreek Garaway; Marcus Troyet, Sugarcreek Garaway; Zach Queen, Latayette Rldgewood; Jesse Headley. Woodsfield Monroe Cent; Josh Miller, New-comerstown; John Hronec, Sarahsville Shenandoah; Tanner Robinson, Beverly Fort Frye; Serafin Sanchez, Newcomerstown; Isaac Snyder, Old Wash. Buckeye Trail; Sean Smithberger, Woodsfield Monroe Cent: Austin Dixon. Lewisburg Tnad; Dong PBie, Bead-InB Kyle Abney, Day.
Christian; Tyler Hayes, West Lib-ertv Salem; Alec Swartz, Cut. Hills Christian Steven McFadden, lees Creek E. Clinton; Marcus Barter, Williamsburg: loe Heffenbenl, un. Hills Christian Zack Duff. Casstown Miami Peter Lewis, West Liberty-Salem; Lucas Hammonds.
Waynesville; Joe Hernandez, Waynesville; David Anderson, Cin. Pureed Marian; Adam Pettyjohn, Deer Park; lake Hinkle, Puree Marian; lohn Lloyd. Chi. HiHi Christian Academy; Devm Blackwell, Garfield Hts, Tnmty: Alex lorgeison, Cuya. Thomas Erwin, Andover Pymatunrng John Wilson, Gates Mills Hawken; John Coleman.
Rich mond Dominic Samf, Kirtland; Anthony Ritossa, Kirtland; Anthony Allen, Cle. Cent. Ma McDonald, Gates Mills Gilmour Patrick Mead, Cuya. Zach Lawrence, Gates Mills Hawken; Caleb O'H-ara, Rocky Rivet Luth. Josh Sitgraves, Richmond Andrew Pisom, Kirtland; Matt Nowak, Garfield Hts.
Trinity; Clay Davis, Kirtland; Adam Moses. Rocky River luth. Will O'Brien, Gates Mills Gilmour; Brandon Dewew, Andover Pymatunrng Jim Gemck, Garfield Hts. Tnnity; Brandon Millet, Cuya. Nick Upchek, Independence: D.J.
Debick, Gates Mills Gilmour; Tim Hill, Oberiin; Ryan Teknipp, Gates Mills Gilmour, Brandon Hart, Orwell Grand Valley; Frank De-lawdet, Coal Grove Dawson-Bryant Pete Fisher. Oak Hill; Zach Bukiewicz. Lucasville J.D. Hale, Oak Hill; Travis Sherman, Coal Grove Dawson-Bryant; Brent Eldred, Chesapeake; Ryan Broughton. Balnbridge Paint Blake Wisecup, Bainbndge Paint Jeremiah Dehus, Frankfort Adena; Josh Lyon, Nelsonville-York; Mat Wnght, Stewart Federal Hocking; Tyler Jusbce, Crooksvrlle; Nick Kemper.
Wheelersburg; Timmy Evans, Portsmouth West; Jordan Crab-tree, Minford; Bo Crabtree, Lucasville Val; Tyler Craigmiles, Wheelersburg; Robert Norway. Nelson-ville-Yotk; Ashton Packard, Belpte; Gage McFadden, Bainbndge Paint Val; Levi Watts, Crooksville; Chris Brammer, Coal Grove Dawson-Bryant; Aaron Dona-hoe, Chesapeake; AHe Bricker, Portsmouth West; Ryan Yates. Belpre; Travis Journey, Portsmouth west; Joey Maynard. Oak Hill; Aaron Oesch, Minford; Chris Brown, Bucyrus Wynford; Justin cneesman, Asniana Crestview: Mike Gobrogge. Hamlet Patrick Henry; John Hammersmith, Defiance Tinora: Chanes Artino, lot.
Notthwood; Steve Jewett, Ashland Crestview; Jake Fi-dler, Archbold; Logan Battershell, Hicksville; Luke Bertke, Maria Stein Matron local; Stuart Miller. Delphos Jefferson: Zach Fishbaugh, St. Henry: Lucas Wil-litzer, Defiance Tinora; Jared Leininger. Archbold: Evan Tortola. Louisville Aquinas; Ian Lanney, Columbiana Crestview; 5-10, 255, Chris Gause.
N. Lima S.Range; Tyler Bates, Smithville; Dustin Simpson, Je- rc-mesville Hillsdale; Dominique cole, youngs, ursu iine; Jeff Bens, Vienna Mathews; Alex Menton, Youngs. Ursuiine; Dawalyn Harper, Youngs. Ursuiine; Adam Hess, Mineral Ridge; Sean Rutt, Apple Creek Wayne- dale; Nate Rogers, Jeromesville Hinsdale; Tim Chaffin, Creston Norwayne. DIVISION VI First Team OFFENSE: Ends Vince Larson, Malvern, 6-foot-l, 180 pounds, senior Atchric Sims, Canal Winchester Har vest Prep, 5-10, 180, Kyle Baker.
Ada, 6-2, 180, Max Hartings, Crestline, 5-9, 145, Andrew Bnckner, Bascom Hopewell-Loudon, b-iu, in. Aramis Greenwood, Faitport Harbor Harding. 5-11, 166, Clayton Hull, Bertin Ctr. Western Reserve, 6-0, 170, jr. Linemen Nate Maleski, Bndgeport, 6-2, 255, Nick Pulfer, Sidney Lehman, 5-11, 200, Bran don Dysert, Ada, 6-3, 210, Ian Kuhn, Bascom Hopwell-Loudon, 5-10, 200, sr.
Quarterbacks Tyler Tucci, Malvern. 6-2, 185, Brendan Kelly, Spring Cath. Cent, 6-0. 185, Tyler Brown, Bascom Hopewell-Loudon, 6-5, 210, Enc Schwreterman, Norwalk St. Paul, 6-1, 195, Josh Selway.
Leetonia. 5-11, 170, sr, Backs Jessie Bams, Grove City Chrisban, 5-8, 160, Eric Lucas, Beallsvilie, 6-0, 184, Jake Phelps, Ash. SS. John Paul, 5-9, 150, Dyler Dyla, Gloustet Trimble, 5-7. 160, Alex Sampson, McDonald, 5-11, 190, Anthony King, Defiance Ayersville, 6-0, 210, Matt Wilde, Norwalk St.
Paul, 5-8, 175. Derek Stock, Catey, 6-1, 215, St. Kicker Josh Harold. Columbiana, 6-0, 180, sr. DEFENSE: linemen J.
Duke, Hannibal Rher Local, 6-0, 235, Josh Lee, Pandora-Gilboa, 6-5, 205. Jacob Rhoad. Nonvalk St Paul, 6-0, 205, Tyler Hay-son, Delphos St. John 6-1, 205, Dan Shoaf, Me-chanicsburg, 6-1, 215, Luke Roesch, Lancaster Fisher 6-7, 230, Jordan Cisco, Sidney Lehman, 6-0, 200, sr. Unebacken Gatlin Ridgway, Danville, 6-1, 236, Ethan Price, Mechanicsburg, 5-8.
180, Chase Mault, Sciotoville 6-3. 210, Hudson Smith, Bascom Hopewell-Loudon, 6-0, 190, Levi Brown, Mt. BlanchairJ Riverdale, 5-9. 198, Justin Stransky, Ada. 6-2, 210, Tyler Swary, Pandora-Gil-boa, 6-2, 233, Geoff Hainline, Norwalk St.
Paul, 5- 11, 185, st. Backs Danny Ward, Falrport Harbor Harding, 6- 10, 144, Josh VanVoorhis, E. Canton, 5-8, 170, it. Punter Bryan Vistngardi, New Middletown Springfield, 5-9. 180, sr.
Offensive players of the yean Tyler Tucci, Malvern; Tyler Brown, Bascom Hopewell-Loudon; Eric Schwieterman, Norwalk St. Paul. Defensive players of the year. Josh Lee, Pan-dora-Gilboa; Hudson Smith, Bascom Hopewell-Loudon. Coaches of the yean Clyde Luke" Lucas, Gtove City Christian; Dave Tucci, Malvern; Todd Schulte, Delphos St John's.
Second Team OFFENSE: End Joe Webb, Mechanicsburg. 6-1, 190, Jr. Unenwn Ryan Gould, Mechanicsburg, 6-2, 215, Pete Nye, Carey, 6-1, 260, Shawn He-menway. Norwalk St. Paul, 6-0, 235, sr.
OjMtrterfjacka Sheldon Akin, Cols. Africentric, 5-10, 170, Mitchell Faine, Ada, 6-4, 195, Shane Ewing, Berlin Ctr. Western Reserve, 6-3, 195, jr. Backs Aaron Shook. Newark 6-0, 200, Nathan Abbott, Caldwell, 5-10, 180, Max Cin.
Country Day, S-U, 175, Josh Hampton, New Miami, 5-8, 155, Bryan Hoover. Sciotoville 6-0, 180, Nathan Melhom, Sallneville Southern, Kicker Jay Yost, Bascom Hopewell-Loudon, 5-11, 170, sr. DEFENSE: Linemen Adam Wood, Danville, 6-2, 255, Jacob Howard. Sciotoville 5-11, 215, Jake McA-vinew, Mogadore, 5-9, 185, Andrew Trummet, Leetonia, 6-4, 200, sr. Unebackers Jordan Dillon, Zanesville Rose-crans, 6-1, 190, Johnny ferryman, Shadyside, 5-8, 175, Chris Pohlman, Delphds St.
John's, 6-2, 225, Max Cartwright, Sidney Lehman, 6-0, 175, Matt Totglet, Dalton, 5-11, 160, Mike Thomas. McDonald, 6-0, 180, St. Backs Blaine Erwin, New Wash. Buckeye Cent, 5-8, 165, AJ. Klausing, Delphos St.
John's; J.T, Thomas, Grove City Christian, 5-9, 150, sr. Punter None listed. Special Mention Adam Rhoads. Manon Casey Cunningham, Newark Ben Dutbin, Danville; Nate Jones, Marion Ryan Patsons. Cols.
Crusaders; Garrett Peters, Grove City Christian; Layne Hazllp, Cols. Crusaders; Calvin Shaw, Cols. Crusaders; Cullen Ashley, Sugar Grove Beme Union; Nash Helms, Danville; Stephen Barlow, Cols. Cnjsadets; Deshon Best Cols. Africentric; Nehemiah Trotter, Canal Winchester Harvest Prep; Zac Brewer, Danville; Miles Richardson, Newark Cotton Speelman.
Sugar Grove Beme Union; Victor Graham, Cols. Africentric; Dylan Potts. Hannibal River local; David Bonar, Shadyside; Tyler Brooks, Hannibal River Local; Mickey Bednar. Steubenville Cath. Cent; Tom Schenkel.
Caldwell; Brady Sickles, Malvern; Sean West, Bridgeport; Jonathan Plttman, Beallsvilie; John Watnet, Malvern; Daniel Starr, Hannibal River local; Nathan Butts. Shadyside; Justin Ross, New Matamotas Frontier; Tanner Wright, Hannibal River Local; Dylan Kimble, Shadyside; Collin Brown, Malvern; George Ruckman, Beallsvilie; Zac Costlow, Steubenville Cath. Cent; Ryan Roble, New Philadelphia Tusc. Cent Seth Todd, Caldwell; Pat Gerst, Caldwell; Tyler Masters, Malvern; Taylor Potts, Hannibal River Local: Tlmmy Jones, Beallsvilie; Cory McGII-ton, Caldwell; Sean Pottmeyer, Zanesville Rosecrans; Sam Falbo, Shadyside; Jeremy Carter, Wellsville: Jordan Neidig, New Philadelphia Tusc. Cent.
Taylor Ellis, Lockland; Kenny fjabbard, New Miami; Ryan Gould, Mechanicsburg; Cody Rowland, Ansonia; Josh Boehringer, Covington; Kaleb Goins, Sidney Lehman; Dawaun Smith, Lockland; Andy Huffman, Mechanicsburg; Kris Roberts, New Miami; Devon Hallotan, Spring. Cath. Cent; Brad Frilling. Fort Loramie; Aaron Sanders, Ansonia; Brandon Liette, Ansonia; Dave Speannan, Sidney Lehman; Logan Woloch, Covington; Cameron Thwarts, Union City Mississinawa Joe Nagle, Newbury; Qulnton McKenzle, Cle. Hts.
Luth. East Mike Moore, Ash, Sis, John and Paul; George Carlson, Fairport Harbor Harding; Ingo Schlaf, Newbury; Danny Ross, Fairport Harbor Harding; Eric Simon, Ash. SB John and Paul: Ryan Colby, Ash. Sts. John and Paul; Royce Hardwick, Cle.
Hts. Luth. East; Vince Hughes, Cle. Hts. Luth.
DJ. Smith. Cle. Hts. Luth.
Anthony Smola, Fairport Harbor Harding; Steve Robison, Ash. Sts. John and Paul; Steve Calfee, Cle Hts. luth. Greg Banks, Cle.
Hts. Luth. Michael Hogya, Fairport Harbor Harding; Jlkaun Roberts, Cle. Hts. Luth.
Brandon McMurphy, Ash. Sts. John and Paul; J.C. Giffln, Faitport Hatbot Harding: Josh Gilbert, Cle. Hts.
Luth. Reggie Ross, Cle. Hts. Luth. Kacey Cruse, Glouster Trimble; Thad Bowman, Ports.
Notre Dame; Sean Copplck, Racine Southern; Adam Mulfotd, Glouster Trimble; Cody Hall, Waterlotd; Jacob Dotson, Crown City S. Gallia; Paul Wise, Potts, Notre Dame; Kyle Bowen, Willow Wood Symmes Ben Buckley, Reedsville Eastern; Zach Rawlins, Sciotoville East; Taylor Lemley, Racine Southern; Cody Bland, Willow Wood Symmes Kyle Dyet, Glouster Trim-. ble; Tyler Easthom, Willow Wood Symmes Val. Jonathan Garrett, Sciotoville East; Cody Sttahlet, Water-lord; Matt Clarke, Franklin Furnace Green; landon Kesster, Mt. BlanchartJ Riverdale; Ethan Oberst Arlington; Nathan Hovest, Pandora-Gilboa; Shawn He-menway, Norwalk St Paul: Korey Lane, Lima Peny; Travis Dysert, Ada; Trevor Phoenix, Catey.
Hanessian said the move cost River Downs about $320,000 in purse money. Hockey CYCLONES BEAT DAYTON: The Cincinnati Cyclones received a pair of goals from Olivier Latendresse, parlayed 26 saves and an assist from goalie Martin Houle and saw rookie Ian McKen-zie score his first pro goal in a 4-2 ECHL win against Dayton at U.S. Bank Arena. The Cyclones improved to 6-7-3. Dayton fell to 10-5-2.
BOUDREAU ELECTED: Former Cincinnati Tigers captain Bruce Boudreau is among the four people selected for induction into the American Hockey League Hall of Fame for the Class of 2009. Boudreau, coach of the Washington Capitals, had 103 points on 42 goals and 61 assists in 65 games for the Tigers in 1981-82. The Tigers, who played their games at the then Riverfront Coliseum, were members of the original Central Hockey League and served as the top affiliate for the Toronto Ma ple Leafs. The other enshri-nees: Jimmy Anderson, Les Cunningham, Louis Fieri. CLAUDE LEMIEUX SIGNS: Claude Lemieux, 43, signed a contract with the San Jose Sharks' AHL affiliate in Worcester, resuming his ca- reer after a five-year ab- -sence.
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Sunday's Games Miami at St Louis, 1 p.m. Carolina at Green Bay. 1 p.m. N.Y Giants at Washington, 1 p.m. 0 Tour Championship, meaning the top performers should have the best chance to win the FedEx Cup, but all 30 players who qualify for the final event will have a mathematical chance to win.
Vijay Singh won the first two playoff events this year, giving him such a commanding lead that he only needed to finish four rounds at East Lake to capture the FedEx Cup. PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem said the Tour Championship at East Lake would be played Sept. 24-27, providing a one-week break after the first three playoff events. Basketball CAMP: University of Cincinnati Clermont College coach John Hurley will conduct a winter basketball camp Dec. 26 and 29-31 from 9 to 11:30 a.m.
each day. The camp focuses on proper fundamentals and technique Cost is $99. To register, go to www.skillschamp.com. i.
