SPORTS
Friday, December 22, 2017
East Oregonian
Page 3B
Prep Roundup
Knights defeat Tigers to remain unbeaten on season
East Oregonian
IRRIGON — Irrigon
seniors Eric Carillo and
Johnny Phillips and junior
Keith Fleming all netted 15
points apiece on Thursday
to down the Stanfi eld Tigers
74-49, keeping the Knights
unbeaten on the season.
“We had a really good fi rst
half, played good defense,”
Irrigon (10-0) head coach
Davie Salas said.
Leading Stanfi eld (6-7)
was senior Brody Woods with
12 points.
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SHS
4 11 23 11 — 49
IHS
27 17 17 13 — 74
STANFIELD — B. Woods 12, E. Nunez 11,
E. Esquivel 9, A. Renner 5, H. Hernandez 5, F.
Ramirez 4, M. Sanchez 3.
IRRIGON — E. Carillo 15, K. Flemming 15,
J. Phillips 15, A. Roa 8, L. Carrillo 7, D. Vera 5,
J. Sandoval 4, D. Telles 3, A. Gomez 2.
3-pointers — SHS x, IHS 5. Free throws
— SHS 11-24, IHS 15-22. Fouls — SHS 17,
IHS 17.
KLICKITAT (WA) 34,
HELIX 33 — At Helix,
the Grizzlies led for most
of the game but ultimately
came up short at the end for
a one-point loss to Klickitat
(WA) on Thursday.
Gavin Newtson led the
Grizzlies (0-8) with 11 points
and Eli Sprenger added 10.
Larson led Klickitat with 13
points.
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KHS
8 7
7 12 — 34
GHS
9 10
8
6 — 33
KLICKITAT — Larson 13, Wince 11, Daw-
son 4, Kessinger 3, McFall 3.
HELIX — G. Newtson 11, E. Sprenger 10,
D. Carlson 8, L. Davis 3, McBee 1.
3-pointers — KHS 2, GHS 3. Free throws
— KHS 6-10, GHS 8-15. Fouls — KHS 11,
GHS 8.
MAC-HI 48, RIVER-
SIDE 37 — At Boardman,
Riverside dropped its second
consecutive game after facing
Mac-Hi on Thursday.
For the Pioneers (8-2)
Seniors Luis Garcia and Alex
Delgado and sophomore Jose
Ruiz were the most successful
on the fl oor. Ruiz fi nished
with a team-high 12 points,
Delgado chipped in 11 and
Garcia notched 10 of his own.
Leading Riverside (6-5)
was sophomore Johan Pena
with 11 points. Junior Mario
Madrigal had a team-best
11 rebounds, and put up 11
points to go with it.
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Robertson 2.
ECHO — M. Marcum 15, D. Craig 11, T.
Mulder 11, D. Curiel 5, B. Macpherson 2.
3-pointers — HC 8, EC 1. Free throws —
HC 12-16, EC 3-7. Fouls — HC 13, EC 18.
WESTON-MCEWEN
69, WAITSBURG (WA)
19 — At Athena, Brett
Speed knocked down three
3-pointers and scored a
game-high 26 points to help
Weston-McEwen earn a big
win over Waitsburg (WA) on
Thursday.
The TigerScots (3-7)
jumped on Waitsburg early
and led 25-3 after the fi rst
quarter, and cruised to the
victory. Behind Speed, Blair
Rudolph had 11 points and
Parker Munck added fi ve.
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JORDAN
VALLEY
64, ARLINGTON 43 —
At Union, the Arlington
Honkers lost their second
straight game to open up the
Union Christmas Classic on
Thursday.
Arlington (2-5) next plays
Crane on Friday at 10:30 a.m.
at Union.
M-H
11 8
8 21 — 48
RHS
2 4 17 14 — 37
MAC-HI — J. Ruiz 12, A. Delgado 11, L.
Garcia 10, A. Perez 8, Z. Hodgen 7.
RIVERSIDE — J. Pena 11, M. Madrigal 11,
C. Rea 6, F. Aparicio 6, Hegar 3.
3-pointers — M-H 9, RHS 8. Free throws —
M-H 1-2 , RHS 3-7. Fouls — M-H 9, RHS 5.
WHS
3 11
0
5 — 19
W-M
25 12 23
9 — 69
WAITSBURG — S. Evans 5, C. Branson 5, Z.
Bly 3, S. House 2, A. Knowles 2, J. Wyatt 2.
WESTON-MCEWEN — B. Speed 26, B.
Rudolph 11, P. Munck 7, A. Gambill 5, K.
Rodriguez 5, G. Smith 4, K. McGill 4, E. Ezell
3, H. Ball 2, J. Speed 2, D. Cain.
3-pointers — WHS 2, W-M 5. Free throws
— WHS 1-4, W-M 8-17. Fouls — WHS 12,
W-M 10.
HORIZON
CHRIS-
TIAN 64, ECHO 44 — At
Echo, Horizon Christian shot
47 percent from the fl oor and
hit eight 3-pointers to help
sink the Echo Cougars on
Thursday.
Morgan Marcum led the
Cougars (3-6) with 15 points
on 7-of-12 shooting, while
Devan Craig and Ty Mulder
each had 11. Derek Johnston
led the Hawks with 23 points
and 11 rebounds and Caleb
Lingel added 20 points.
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HC
19 17 13 15 — 64
EC
9 8 13 14 — 44
HORIZON — D. Johnston 23, C. Lingel
20, B. Holste 9, K. Brown 6, A. Wells 4, K.
CONDON/WHEELER
77, BICKLETON (WA) 60
— At Helix, Condon/Wheeler
snapped a three-game losing
streak with a win over Bick-
leton on Thursday.
The Knights (4-3) will
play again today in Helix with
opponent TBD.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
IRRIGON 52, STAN-
FIELD 18 — At Irrigon,
Kylie Wyant and Ana
Zacarias each scored a
game-high 16 points to lead
the Irrigon Knights over the
Stanfi eld Tigers on Thursday
night.
Wyant scored all 16 points
in the second half and added
six rebounds for the Knights
(10-1), while Ana Zacarias
added 10 steals with her
points. Jessica Wallace led the
Tigers (1-11) with 10 points
and made a pair of 3-pointers.
Irrigon’s win did come
with some bad news, though,
as senior guard Alyia Munoz
suffered a broken collarbone
in the fi rst quarter and will
likely miss the remainder
of the season. Star senior
guard Jada Burns also missed
Thursday’s game due to
illness.
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SHS
2 4 10
2 — 18
IHS
14 16 11 11 — 52
STANFIELD — J. Wallace 10, K. Hart 4,
A. Griffi n 2, S. Sharp 2, Soto, Keltz, Carillo,
Blankenship.
IRRIGON — K. Wyant 16, A. Zacarias 16,
N. Romero 5, T. Davis 4, O. Luna 4, B. Rice,
Carillo, Bowman 2, M. Davis, A. Luna, A.
Munoz.
3-pointers — SHS 2, IHS 2. Free throws
— SHS 2-2, IHS 4-8.
WESTON-MCEWEN
57, WAITSBURG (WA)
12 — At Athena, the Weston-
McEwen TigerScots put
together their third consecu-
tive win by thumping Waits-
burg on Thursday.
Chelsea Quaempts led
the TigerScots (4-5) with 18
points and knocked down
a pair of 3-pointers, while
Katie Vescio added 17 points.
Devon Harshman led Waits-
burg with six points.
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WHS
4 2
6
0 — 12
W-M
16 14 17 10 — 57
WAITSBURG — D. Harshman 6, Sandau
4, Jones 2.
WESTON-MCEWEN — C. Quaempts 18,
K. Vescio 17, A. Coffman 6, T. Hearn 5, E.
Scheibner 5, A. Finifrock 4, J. Lambert 2, T.
Burke, H. McIntyre, L. Moses, C. Davis.
3-pointers — WHS 0, W-M 2. Free throws
— WHS 2-5, W-M 13-22. Fouls — WHS 15,
W-M 10.
HELIX 46, CONDON-
WHEELER 28 — At Helix,
the Grizzlies fi nally surpassed
.500 after a rocky start with
a 46-28 win over Condon-
Wheeler.
Helix, led by senior Sadie
Wilson with 13 points, domi-
nated the Knights (0-7) in the
fi rst half. The Grizzlies (5-4)
went into the break up 28-9.
Condon-Wheeler fi nally
put up double digits in the
fourth quarter, but it was too
little too late as Helix matched
the Knights’ with 13 points of
its own to cap off the win.
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C-W
2 7
6 13 — 28
HHS
15 13
5 13 — 46
HELIX — S. Wilson 13, C. Bennett 11, K.
Mize 6, E. Fehrenbacker 5, K. Stahancyk 3,
K. Cope 3, A. Wood 3, A. Krol 2.
3-pointers — C-W 1, HHS 6. Free throws
— C-W 5-8, HHS 2-8. Fouls — C-W 5,
HHS 5.
RIVERSIDE
49,
MAC-HI 19 — At
Boardman,
Riverside
defended its home court by
shutting Mac-Hi down en
route to a 49-19 victory.
The
Pioneers
(2-9)
weren’t able to get more than
six points in all four quarters,
while the Pirates (9-2) got
off to a good start, and then
broke out in the third quarter
to extend their lead.
They were led by junior
Alondra
Caldera
with
18 points. Senior Abby
Hernandez also chipped in
10 for Riverside.
Mac-Hi’s top scorer was
senior Brianna Hernandez,
who fi nished with 11 points.
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M-H
3 4
6
6 — 19
RHS
8 11 23
7 — 49
MAC-HI — B. Hernandez 11, K. Casillas 2,
C. Breeding 2, B. Garcia 2, M. Yensen 2.
RIVERSIDE — A. Caldera 18, A. Hernandez
10, S. Wightman 3, Br. Avalos 2, Bi. Avalos 2,
E. Daltoso 2, B. Flores 2.
3-pointers — M-H 3, RHS 4. Free throws —
M-H 0-0 , RHS 3-8. Fouls — M-H 8, RHS 6.
HORIZON
CHRIS-
TIAN 44, ECHO 25 — At
Echo, the Cougars were
handed another tough loss
this week, this time at the
hands of Horizon Christian.
The Hawks’ 44-25 defeat
was thanks to a strong second
half performance. Senior
Alexis Ruiz led the charge
with a game-high 18 points.
The
Cougars
(3-5)
weren’t about to get into
double digits, and their top
scorer was junior Lexie Cox
with eight points.
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HC
13 6 11 14 — 44
EHS
2 6
9
8 — 25
HORIZON CHRISTIAN — A. Ruiz 18, K.
Wenz 15, F. Marsalis 8, M. Decker 3.
ECHO — L. Cox 8, R. McCarty 5, K.
Murtsig 4, B. Sharp 4, A. Putnam 2, B.
MacPherson 2.
3-pointers — HC 5, EHS 0. Free throws
— HC 3-11, EHS 5-9. Fouls — HC 11,
EHS 12.
WRESTLING
CLEVELAND DUALS
— At Portland, the Pendleton
Buckaroos dominated their
competition at the Cleveland
6-way duals on Thursday
going a perfect 5-0 in their
matchups.
First against Clackamas,
Pendleton won the dual 42-36
with the help of four forfeits
by Clackamas. The only
match winners for Pendleton
were Chris Chambers at 132
pounds and Perry Markgraf at
285 pounds.
Then against Mountain-
side, Pendleton won by a
57-18 score where Cezar
Medina at 195 pounds was
the only Buckaroo to lose.
In those matches, Pendleton
won with six wins by fall, one
decision, two technical falls
and two major decisions.
Later against the host
Cleveland, Pendleton again
won by a wide margin at
51-18. Only Caleb Tremper at
113 pounds, Chambers at 132
and Brendon Bedolla at 152
lost their respective matches
for the Buckaroos.
Against
Springfi eld,
Pendleton cleaned up a 60-10
victory with Urbina as the
lone Buckaroo to drop a
match. And fi nally against
Silverton, Pendleton earned a
46-22 victory.
Alex Rendon (138),
Blake Davis (145) and Perry
Markgraf (285) all went 5-0
on the day for Pendleton,
while Chambers (132), Cezar
Medina (195), Brendon
Bedolla (152), and Aiden
Henderson (220) went 4-1.
OAKRIDGE
—
In
Oakridge, Echo fi nished
in sixth place (107) of the
16-team fi eld at the Time Fine
Memorial Tournament.
In the women’s 120-pound
bracket, freshman Alissa
Humbert won all three
matches by fall to claim fi rst
place, Echo’s highest fi nish.
Rounding out the Cougars’
placers were Kyle Ranger
(126 pounds) in third place,
Mychael Pointer (145) and
Daylon Eng (120) in fourth
place, Kenneth Bevan (195)
and Logan Butler (220) in
fi fth place, and Caden Fisher
(182) in sixth place.
SCOREBOARD
Local slate
PREP BOYS BASKETBALL
Friday
Hermiston at Dallas, 7:00 p.m.
Umatilla at Nixyaawii, 5:30 p.m.
Pilot Rock at Enterprise, 7:30 p.m.
Condon/Wheeler vs. TBD (at Helix), TBD
Helix vs. TBD, TBD
PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL
Friday
Hermiston at West Valley (WA), 5:45 p.m.
Umatilla at Nixyaawii, 6:00 p.m.
Pilot Rock at Enterprise, 6:00 p.m.
Klickitat (WA) at Condon/Wheeler, 2:00 p.m.
PREP WRESTLING
Friday
Hermiston at Best of The West (Pasco, WA)
Saturday
Hermiston at Best of the West (Pasco, WA)
Prep Scores
Boys Basketball
Thursday
Aloha 57, Roseburg 49
Banks 77, Estacada 26
Beaverton 73, McKay 61
Century 52, Forest Grove 50
Crater 68, Mazama 54
Crosshill Christian 59, Triangle Lake 56
Falls City 69, Siletz Valley 65
Fruitland, Idaho 55, Ontario 35
Glendale 47, Myrtle Point 45
Grand View Christ. 33, Southwest Christ. 28
Homedale, Idaho 48, Vale 31
Horizon Christian Hood River 64, Echo 44
Junction City 62, Yamhill-Carlton 46
Klickitat, Wash. 34, Griswold 33
Lake Oswego 80, Evergreen, Wash. 56
McLoughlin 48, Riverside 37
McMinnville 56, Newberg 51
North Lake 43, Culver 40
Perrydale 62, Days Creek 50
Powers 50, Mapleton 35
Prairie City 67, Powder Valley 64
Regis 71, Gervais 55
Rogue Valley Adventist 76, Prospect 18
Seaside 51, Marshfi eld 37
South Salem 85, Crescent Valley 62
South Wasco 52, Country Christian 50
Sweet Home 90, Madras 76
Valley Catholic 69, Rainier 31
Battle of the Bluegrass
Lou. Fern Creek, Ky. 68, West Linn 66
BIll Gabel Invitational
Westview 78, Parkrose 57
Capitol City Classic
Clackamas 59, Corvallis 42
Lincoln 65, Mesa Red Mountain, Ariz. 53
McNary 55, Wilsonville 30
Sprague 66, Cleveland 61
Springfi eld 61, North Salem 46
Elmira Tournament
Elmira 71, Harrisburg 68
Mountain View 67, Philomath 50
Emerald Cup
Roosevelt 52, Grants Pass 46
South Eugene 63, Lebanon 29
Helix Tournament
Condon/Wheeler 77, Bickleton, Wash. 60
Jefferson Tournament
Western Mennonite 90, Toledo 59
Nyssa Tournament
Grant Union 71, Wilder, Idaho 45
Nyssa 45, La Grande 40
Saint Paul Holiday Tournament
Monroe 80, Vernonia 73
St. Paul 66, Lost River 58
South Albany Rebel Basketball Classic
Benson 68, Marist 55
South Albany 70, Sisters 48
Tualatin 83, Thurston 55
Woodburn 67, North Eugene 60
Southern Oregon Subaru Classic
Ashland 75, Westside Christian 59
Tarkanian Classic
Centennial-Compton, Calif. 62, Canby 52
Juneau-Douglas, Alaska 73, La Salle 67
Union Tournament
Elgin 67, Crane 43
Jordan Valley 64, Arlington 43
Girls Basketball
Thursday
Banks 78, Estacada 27
Blanchet Catholic 49, Creswell 35
Clackamas 60, Skyview, Wash. 39
Corvallis 50, Putnam 40
Country Christian 55, South Wasco 32
Crescent Valley 57, Thurston 42
Days Creek 48, Perrydale 33
Falls City 42, Siletz Valley 28
Gervais 43, Regis 36
Glencoe 67, South Salem 48
Griswold 46, Condon/Wheeler 28
Horizon Christian Hood River 44, Echo 25
Irrigon 52, Stanfi eld 18
Junction City 62, Yamhill-Carlton 43
La Pine 39, Taft 31
Marshfi eld 63, Seaside 29
McMinnville 53, Liberty 47
Mountain View 51, McKay 36
Myrtle Point 91, Glendale 13
Pine Eagle 44, Burnt River 9
Powers 42, Mapleton 12
Reedsport 50, Sutherlin 28
Riverside 49, McLoughlin 19
Rogue Valley Adventist 56, Prospect 10
Roseburg 62, Aloha 52
Southwest Christ. 61, Grand View Christ. 16
Tualatin 43, Silverton 39
Valley Catholic 44, Rainier 40
Elmira Tournament
Elmira 43, Douglas 36
Philomath 66, Harrisburg 36
Emerald Cup
Grants Pass 43, Sprague 20
Lebanon 49, South Eugene 48
Willamette 50, Churchill 43
Jefferson Tournament
Central Linn 41, Toledo 39
Jefferson 46, Western Mennonite 34
Nike Tournament of Champions
La Salle 51, Lincoln Christian, Neb. 46
Skyridge, Utah 39, Salem Academy 25
Nyssa Tournament
La Grande 47, Grant Union 36
Nyssa 49, Liberty Charter, Idaho 18
PIL Tournament
Benson 54, South Medford 34
Camas, Wash. 40, Tigard 35
Sheldon 58, Grant 53
Southern Oregon Subaru Classic
Ashland 45, Santiam Christian 32
Cascade Christian 46, Klamath 43
Crater 73, Phoenix 24
Eagle Point 46, St. Mary’s 34
St. Paul Tournament
Lost River 37, St. Paul 33
Monroe 66, Vernonia 33
Union Tournament
Crane 50, Elgin 37
Powder Valley 58, Jordan Valley 37
Basketball
NBA
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Atlantic Division
W
L Pct
Boston
26
9 .743
Toronto
22
8 .733
New York
17 14 .548
Philadelphia
14 17 .452
Brooklyn
11 19 .367
Southeast Division
W
L Pct
Washington
17 14 .548
Miami
16 15 .516
Charlotte
11 20 .355
Orlando
11 21 .344
Atlanta
7 24 .226
Central Division
W
L Pct
Cleveland
24
9 .727
Indiana
18 14 .563
Milwaukee
16 13 .552
Detroit
17 14 .548
Chicago
10 21 .323
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Southwest Division
W
L Pct
Houston
25
5 .833
San Antonio
22 11 .667
New Orleans
15 16 .484
Memphis
9 23 .281
Dallas
9 23 .281
Northwest Division
W
L Pct
Minnesota
19 13 .594
Portland
16 15 .516
Oklahoma City
16 15 .516
Denver
16 15 .516
Utah
15 18 .455
Pacifi c Division
W
L Pct
Golden State
25
6 .806
L.A. Clippers
12 18 .400
L.A. Lakers
11 18 .379
GB
—
1½
7
10
12½
GB
—
1
6
6½
10
GB
—
5½
6
6
13
GB
—
4
10½
17
17
GB
—
2½
2½
2½
4
GB
—
12½
13
Sacramento
11 20 .355 14
Phoenix
12 22 .353 14½
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Thursday’s Games
Cleveland 115, Chicago 112
Toronto 114, Philadelphia 109
New York 102, Boston 93
Phoenix 97, Memphis 95
Utah 100, San Antonio 89
Friday’s Games
New Orleans at Orlando, 4 p.m.
New York at Detroit, 4 p.m.
Washington at Brooklyn, 4:30 p.m.
Atlanta at Oklahoma City, 5 p.m.
Charlotte at Milwaukee, 5 p.m.
Dallas at Miami, 5 p.m.
L.A. Clippers at Houston, 8 p.m.
Denver at Portland, 7 p.m.
L.A. Lakers at Golden State, 7:30 p.m.
NCAA
Men’s College Basketball
Top 25
Thursday’s Games
No. 24 Flordia State 98, Southern Miss 45
No. 16 Purdue 97, Tennessee St 48
No. 2 Michigan St. 102, Long Beach St. 60
No. 20 Cincinnati 81, Cleveland State 62
No. 8 Texas A&M 89, Buffalo 73
No. 18 Arizona 73, UConn 58
San Diego State 72, No. 12 Gonzaga 70
No. 14 Kansas 75, Stanford 54
Friday’s Games
Pacifi c at No. 3 Arizona State, 12 p.m. (PAC12)
Abil Christian at No. 21 Texas Tech, 12 p.m.
Northwestern at No. 17 Oklahoma, 4 p.m.
(ESPN2)
Hampton at No. 13 UVA, 4 p.m.
FGCU at No. 11 Wichita State, 4 p.m. (CBSSN)
Hofstra at No. 1 Villanova, 5:30 p.m. (FS1)
No. 9 Xavier at Northern Iowa, 6 p.m. (CBSSN)
William & Mary at No. 15 TCU, 6 p.m.
No. 6 Miami at Hawai’i, 10 p.m. (ESPNU)
Pac-12
Thursday’s Games
Kent State 79, Oregon State 78
No. 18 Arizona 73, UConn 58
No. 14 Kansas 75, Stanford 54
Portland State 106, Cal 81
Friday’s Games
Pacifi c at No. 3 Arizona St., 12 p.m. (PAC12)
Akron at USC, 4:30 p.m. (ESPNU)
Colorado at Iowa, 6 p.m. (BTN)
Bethune-Cookman at Wash. St., 6 p.m. (PAC12)
Montana at Washington, 8 p.m. (PAC12)
Women’s College Basketball
Top 25
Thursday’s Games
No. 24 Cal 62, Kentucky 52
No. 10 Oregon 84, No. 19 Texas A&M 62
No. 23 Michigan 105, Delaware State 36
No. 5 Miss St. 76, Syracuse 65
No. 4 South Carolina 87, Temple 60
No. 9 West Virginia 66, Morehead State 56
No. 14 Duke 63, Wyoming 40
No. 13 FSU 92, Creighton 82
Thursday’s Games
Pittsburgh 3, Columbus 2, SO
New Jersey 4, N.Y. Rangers 3, SO
Anaheim 5, N.Y. Islanders 4, OT
Boston 2, Winnipeg 1, SO
Tampa Bay 4, Ottawa 3, SO
Carolina 4, Nashville 1
Dallas 4, Chicago 0
Edmonton 3, St. Louis 2
Los Angeles 2, Colorado 1, OT
San Jose 5, Vancouver 4, OT
Friday’s Games
Philadelphia at Buffalo, 4 p.m.
Minnesota at Florida, 4:30 p.m.
Montreal at Calgary, 6 p.m.
Washington at Arizona, 6 p.m.
No. 25 Iowa 79, Drake 66
Michigan State 83, No. 22 USF 73
No. 7 Tennessee 83, No. 18 Stanford 71
Friday’s Games
Illinois at No. 16 Missouri, 10 a.m.
No. 10 Oregon at Hawai’i, 12 p.m.
Duquesne at No. 1 UCon, 4 p.m.
Pac-12
Thursday’s Games
No. 24 Cal 62, Kentucky 52
No. 10 Oregon 84, No. 19 Texas A&M 62
Utah 71, Oral Roberts 50
Arizona State 89, Arkansas 43
No. 7 Tennessee 83, No. 18 Stanford 71
Colorado 106, Fulton 47
Friday’s Games
Washington St. at Nebraska, 11 a.m.
No. 10 Oregon at Hawai’i, 12 p.m.
Football
NFL
Week 16
Saturday’s games
Indianapolis at Baltimore, 1:30 p.m.
Minnesota at Green Bay, 5:30 p.m.
Sunday’s Games
Cleveland at Chicago, 10 a.m.
Atlanta at New Orleans, 10 a.m.
Denver at Washington, 10 a.m.
Tampa Bay at Carolina, 10 a.m.
Miami at Kansas City, 10 a.m.
L.A. Rams at Tennessee, 10 a.m.
L.A. Chargers at N.Y. Jets, 10 a.m.
Detroit at Cincinnati, 10 a.m.
Buffalo at New England, 10 a.m.
Jacksonville at San Francisco, 1:05 p.m.
N.Y. Giants at Arizona, 1:25 p.m.
Seattle at Dallas, 1:25 p.m.
Monday’s Games
Pittsburgh at Houston, 1:30 p.m.
Oakland at Philadelphia, 5:30 p.m.
Hockey
NHL
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Atlantic Division
GP W
L OT Pts GF GA
Tampa Bay 34 25
7
2 52 130 87
Toronto
36 21 14
1 43 119 102
Boston
33 18 10
5 41 98 88
Montreal
34 15 15
4 34 94 108
Detroit
34 13 14
7 33 95 110
Florida
34 13 16
5 31 98 117
Ottawa
33 11 14
8 30 92 113
Buffalo
34 8 19
7 23 72 114
Metropolitan Division
GP W
L OT Pts GF GA
New Jersey 34 20
9
5 45 109 102
Washington 35 22 12
1 45 112 101
Columbus 36 21 13
2 44 103 98
N.Y. Rangers 35 19 12
4 42 115 101
N.Y. Islanders 35 18 13
4 40 125 125
Pittsburgh 36 18 15
3 39 104 114
Carolina
34 15 12
7 37 95 107
Philadelphia 34 15 12
7 37 96 97
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Central Division
GP W
L OT Pts GF GA
Nashville
34 21
9
4 46 113 95
Winnipeg 36 20 10
6 46 119 100
St. Louis
37 22 13
2 46 110 93
Dallas
36 19 14
3 41 106 103
Minnesota 34 18 13
3 39 100 99
Chicago
34 17 12
5 39 102 90
Colorado
34 16 16
3 35 106 111
Pacifi c Division
GP W
L OT Pts GF GA
Vegas
33 22
9
2 46 116 100
Los Angeles 36 22 10
5 48 109 83
Calgary
35 18 14
3 39 99 103
San Jose
33 18 11
5 40 93 84
Anaheim
36 15 13
8 38 97 108
Edmonton 35 16 17
2 34 104 112
Vancouver 36 15 17
5 35 97 118
Arizona
36 7 24
5 19 80 125
NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for
overtime loss.
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NCAA
Bowl Schedule
THURSDAY
Gasparilla Bowl
At St. Petersburg, Fla.
Temple 28, FIU 3
FRIDAY
Bahamas Bowl
Nassau
Ohio (8-4) vs. UAB (8-4), 9:30 a.m. (ESPN)
Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
Boise
Central Michigan (8-4) vs. Wyoming (7-5),
1 p.m. (ESPN)
Saturday, Dec. 23
Birmingham (Ala.) Bowl
South Florida (9-2) vs. Texas Tech (6-6), 9
a.m. (ESPN)
Armed Forces Bowl
Fort Worth, Texas
San Diego State (10-2) vs. Army (9-3),
12:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Dollar General Bowl
Mobile, Ala.
Appalachian State (8-4) vs. Toledo (11-2),
4 p.m. (ESPN)
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