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BASEBALL

Pacific Coast League

Wednesday’s Games

No games scheduled

Today’s Games

Albuquerque at New Orleans

Iowa at Memphis

Las Vegas at Fresno

Oklahoma at Round Rock

College

NWAACC

CBCC 12-3, CC Spokane 5-4

Rice, Langeliers (7), Williamson (8), LeSage (9) and O’Connor; Harmon, Knutson (2), Ramos (7), Mathiason (8) and Gizynski, Therrien (8). W—Rice. L—Harmon (5-3).

HITS: CBCC—Homme 2, Jackson, Roehl 2, McKinney, Marquardt, Orba, Sainz 2, O’Connor 3, Sahlin. CCS—Winston, Lau, Anderson, Santschi 2, Mertens, Boucher. 2B—Santschi, Sainz, O’Connor. 3B—Lau, McKinney, O’Connor.

Lombard, Hauley (6) and Merado; Farden, Zimmerman (8), Byers (9) and Gizynski. W—Farden (4-1). L—Lombard. Sv—Byers (5).

HITS: CBCC—Homme, Garza, Borba 2, O’Connor, Mercado. CCS—Campo 2, Gizynski 2, Anderson. 2B—Borba, O’Connor. 3B—Borba.

Non-conference

Lewis-Clark St. 6, Washington St. 5

One out when winning run scored.

Cebula, Webb (4), Sommer (5), Dingwall (7), Kost (9) and Everett; Fisher, Wright (5) and Keck, Concepcion (4). W—Wright (5-1). L—Kost (0-2).

WSU—Rubin 2, Ja.Miller 3, Everett 3, Murphy, Freeman, Thomas. L-C St—Dyche, Fuller 3, Stevenson 3, Celigoy, Kooken, Concepcion, Vogel. 2B—Ja.Miller, Concepcion. HR—Kooken (1).

High school

IDAHO

Inland Empire League

Intermountain League

WASHINGTON

GSL Baseball Statistics

RBIs–Henderson (CV) 20; Powell (SP) 16; Murphy (Ferris) 14; Riggin (EV) 13; Richardson (NC) 13; Renz (CV) 11; Lanphere (EV) 11; Krustangel (Ferris) 10; Bozo (Ferris) 10; Arnold (LC) 10. Doubles–VanSickle (U-Hi) 8; M. Peterson (WV) 6; Mackin (LC) 5; Baune (Clk) 5; Line (Clk) 5; Renz (CV) 5; Davenport (NC) 5; Kellogg (Rog) 5; Hauschild (WV) 5. Eight are tied with four. Triples–Bradley (WV) 3; Manix (GP) 2; Hare (NC) 2; Stewart (EV) 2; Aspenleiter (NC) 2; Armendariz (MtS) 2. Home runs–Lanphere (EV) 4; Henderson (CV) 3; Aiken (Ch) 3; Douglas (GP) 2; Davenport (NC) 2. Runs–Renz (CV) 16; Lanphere (EV) 15; Mackin (LC) 13; Murphy (Ferris) 12; Fuller (U-Hi) 11; Maynes (CV) 11; Brett (Ferris) 10; VanSickle (U-Hi) 10; Smith (U-Hi) 10; Johnson (CV) 10; Davenport (NC) 10; Henderson (CV) 10. Stolen bases–Acey (Clk) 8; Joslyn (MtS) 7; Mattingly (Mead) 7; Kelley (U-Hi) 6; Kellogg (Rog) 6; Conrad (U-Hi) 5; Charlo (Clk) 5; Purser (MtS) 5; Fuller (U-Hi) 5; Riddle (Mead) 5; Lanphere (EV) 5.

Strikeouts–Riggin (EV) 39; Davenport (NC) 32; Kranches (SP) 32; Joslyn (MtS) 31; Birdwell (Mead) 27; Swantko (CV) 23; Kittredge (Ferris) 22; Hamad (GP) 22; Barge (LC) 21; Purser (MtS) 20; Stanley (WV) 19; Greenslitt (Ferris) 17.

Great Northern League

Chewelah 6, Medical Lake 5

O’Connor, Wagner (6) and Jorgenson; McCanna and Stone. W-McCanna (5-2). L-O’Connor.

HITS: ML-O’Connor 2, Erickson, Harris, Palmer, Cooper 2. Chewelah-Smith, Stone 2, McCanna 2, Proszek 2, Stroyan, Kubik, Hoxie. 2B-Erickson, Cooper, Kubik, Hoxie. 3B-Smith. HR-Harris, Proszek (5).

Panorama League

Northport 12-12, Springdale 1-3

May, Wilson (3) and Wilson, May (3); Beckman and Cope. W-Beckman (3-1). L-May. 2B-Northport: Johnson 2, Burke 2, Beckman, LeCaire, Day 2. HR-Northport: Burke (4).

Burke and Cope; Whitney, Wilson (5) and May. W-Burke (5-0). L-Whitney. 2B-Nor, Johnson. HR-Nor, Guglielmino

BASKETBALL

NBA Playoffs

All Times PDT

FIRST ROUND

(Best-of-7)

Wednesday, April 27

San Antonio 104, Denver 76, series tied 1-1

Chicago 113, Washington 103, Chicago leads series 2-0

Phoenix 108, Memphis 103, Phoenix leads series 2-0

Thursday, April 28

Miami at New Jersey, 4 p.m.

Boston at Indiana, 5:30 p.m.

Dallas at Houston, 6:30 p.m.

Bulls 113, Wizards 103

Washington (103) – Jeffries 1-3 1-3 3, Jamison 7-17 2-4 18, Haywood 2-3 2-3 6, Arenas 14-25 7-9 39, Hughes 6-16 7-7 19, K.Brown 0-1 2-4 2, Ruffin 0-0 0-0 0, Thomas 1-3 2-2 4, Dixon 3-12 4-4 12, Peeler 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 34-80 27-36 103.

Chicago (113) – Nocioni 4-12 2-3 10, Davis 5-9 8-9 18, Harrington 4-10 0-0 8, Hinrich 12-15 5-6 34, Duhon 1-7 3-4 5, Gordon 6-13 2-2 14, Chandler 1-3 2-2 4, Pargo 3-6 0-0 8, Griffin 3-5 0-0 6, Piatkowski 1-2 3-3 6, Reiner 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 40-82 25-29 113.

3-Point Goals—Washington 8-25 (Arenas 4-12, Jamison 2-4, Dixon 2-5, Jeffries 0-1, Hughes 0-3), Chicago 8-15 (Hinrich 5-5, Pargo 2-3, Piatkowski 1-1, Nocioni 0-1, Gordon 0-1, Duhon 0-4). Fouled Out—Chandler. Rebounds—Washington 50 (Hughes 10), Chicago 51 (Duhon 8). Assists—Washington 19 (Hughes 5), Chicago 23 (Duhon 7). Total Fouls—Washington 29, Chicago 26. Technicals—Hughes, Chicago Defensive Three Second. A—22,605. (21,711).

Spurs 104, Nuggets 76

Denver (76) – Anthony 5-14 0-0 10, Martin 2-6 3-3 7, Camby 4-12 1-4 9, Miller 2-8 7-9 11, D.Johnson 4-7 2-2 12, Buckner 2-5 0-0 4, Boykins 3-11 2-2 8, Nene 1-4 4-6 6, Person 4-7 0-0 9, Najera 0-0 0-0 0, Russell 0-0 0-0 0, Elson 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 27-75 19-26 76.

San Antonio (104) – Bowen 1-3 0-2 3, Duncan 11-15 2-7 24, Mohammed 0-2 4-4 4, Parker 7-17 4-6 19, Barry 4-7 4-4 16, Ginobili 5-7 5-5 17, Horry 0-2 1-2 1, Udrih 3-8 3-4 10, Robinson 2-5 3-4 7, Nesterovic 0-2 0-0 0, Massenburg 0-1 0-0 0, Brown 1-2 0-0 3. Totals 34-71 26-38 104.

3-Point Goals—Denver 3-8 (D.Johnson 2-4, Person 1-2, Boykins 0-1, Buckner 0-1), San Antonio 10-18 (Barry 4-4, Ginobili 2-3, Bowen 1-1, Brown 1-1, Udrih 1-2, Parker 1-4, Robinson 0-1, Horry 0-2). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Denver 48 (Camby 12), San Antonio 56 (Duncan, Horry 9). Assists—Denver 17 (Miller 7), San Antonio 16 (Parker 6). Total Fouls—Denver 26, San Antonio 21. A—18,797. (18,500).

Suns 108, Grizzlies 103

Memphis (103) – Battier 4-9 0-0 9, Gasol 13-26 2-6 28, Wright 6-9 0-0 12, Williams 9-15 0-0 21, Miller 1-5 0-0 3, Jones 3-8 2-2 8, Cardinal 4-12 5-7 13, Watson 0-4 0-0 0, Posey 3-6 2-4 9. Totals 43-94 11-19 103.

Phoenix (108) – Richardson 5-9 3-4 15, Marion 10-18 1-2 22, Stoudemire 8-16 18-22 34, Nash 5-16 2-2 12, Johnson 7-14 4-6 20, Jackson 0-3 0-0 0, Barbosa 0-0 0-0 0, Hunter 1-2 3-4 5. Totals 36-78 31-40 108.

3-Point Goals—Memphis 6-18 (Williams 3-5, Posey 1-2, Miller 1-3, Battier 1-4, Watson 0-1, Jones 0-1, Cardinal 0-2), Phoenix 5-17 (Johnson 2-4, Richardson 2-5, Marion 1-3, Jackson 0-1, Nash 0-4). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Memphis 53 (Gasol 16), Phoenix 57 (Marion 13). Assists—Memphis 17 (Gasol 5), Phoenix 19 (Nash 15). Total Fouls—Memphis 28, Phoenix 17. Flagrant foul—Stoudemire. A—18,422 (18,422).

FOOTBALL

NFL Europe

All Times PDT

Saturday’s Games

Amsterdam at Berlin, 9 a.m.

Rhein at Frankfurt, 10 a.m.

Cologne at Hamburg, 10 a.m.

AFL

All Times PDT

Friday’s Games

New York at Dallas, 5:30 p.m.

Nashville at San Jose, 7:30 p.m.

Saturday’s Games

Orlando at Philadelphia, 4 p.m.

Austin at Columbus, 4 p.m.

New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m.

Colorado at Grand Rapids, 5 p.m.

Arizona at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m.

Sunday’s Game

Las Vegas at Chicago, 10 a.m.

HOCKEY

WHL playoffs

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

(Best-of-7)

Wednesday, April 27

Kelowna 5, Kootenay 4 (OT); Kelowna leads series 3-1

Prince Albert 4, Brandon 2; Prince Albert leads 3-1.

Friday, April 29

Prince Albert at Brandon

Kelowna at Kootenay

AUTO RACING

This week’s events

All Times PDT

NASCAR NEXTEL CUP

Aaron’s 499

Site: Talladega, Ala.

Schedule: qualifying, Friday (SPEED, 1 p.m.); race, Sunday (FOX, 9:30 a.m.).

Track: Talladega Superspeedway (tri-oval, 2.66 miles, 33 degrees banking in turns).

Race distance: 500 miles, 188 laps.

Last race: Kurt Busch held off a determined Michael Waltrip in the NASCAR Nextel Cup race at Phoenix International Raceway. Busch led 219 of 312 laps on the mile oval, emphatically putting behind him a streak of bad luck that included crashes at four consecutive events.

Last year: Jeff Gordon took the lead with six laps remaining and was barely ahead of Dale Earnhardt Jr. when the last caution flag came out, giving him the win at the Aaron’s 499. A rule change from 2003 freezes the field when the yellow comes out rather than letting drivers race to the flagstand. Fans littered the track with trash after NASCAR ruled Gordon was ahead.

Fast facts: Through eight races, Jimmie Johnson is the point leader with 1,260 on the strength of five top-five finishes, including one win. … Since 2001, Dale Earnhardt Jr. has won five of the last eight Nextel races held at Talladega. Only Dale Earnhardt Sr. has more victories at Talladega, with 10. … The last pole winner to win a race at Talladega is Bobby Labonte in 1998. Labonte is coming off his best finish (sixth at Phoenix) since he finished third at Pocono Raceway in June 2004. … Records for both speed and competition have been established at Talladega. … A Chevrolet has won the last 12 races at Talladega. Ford has not posted a Talladega victory since Dale Jarrett won in October 1998.

NASCAR BUSCH

Aaron’s 312

Site: Talladega, Ala.

Schedule: Thursday, qualifying (SPEED, 2 p.m.); race, Saturday (FOX, 11 a.m.).

Track: Talladega Superspeedway (tri-oval, 2.66 miles, 33 degrees banking in turns).

Race distance: 311.22 miles, 117 laps.

Last race: Greg Biffle survived an early spinout and won the Bashas’ Supermarkets 200 at Phoenix International Raceway. The former Busch champion and current Nextel Cup star followed up his Cup race win at Texas Motor Speedway the previous weekend by leading 112 of the 200 laps at Phoenix.

Last year: Martin Truex Jr. outlasted mentor and defending winner Dale Earnhardt Jr. to win the Aaron’s 312. The last 31 laps featured four cautions, including one that followed a 10-car crash.

Fast facts: Carl Edwards extended his lead in the standings to 156 points after second-place Reed Sorensen finished 32nd at Phoenix. … Joe Nemechek became the first and only polesitter to win this race in 1998. … The National Stock Car Racing Commission upheld the penalties assessed by NASCAR to driver Johnny Sauter and crew chief Joel Shear and increased the penalty against car owner James Finch to disqualification and a $25,000 fine. Following the O’Reilly 300 on April 16, Sauter was suspended from NASCAR until May 18 (four Busch races) and Shear received probation until December 31, 2005 for “actions detrimental to stock car racing” and use of an unapproved carburetor.

NASCAR CRAFTSMAN TRUCKS

Dodge Ram Tough 200

Site: Madison, Ill.

Schedule: Saturday, qualifying, 1:30 p.m.; race (SPEED, 5:15 p.m.).

Track: Gateway International Raceway (egg-shaped oval, 1.25 miles, 11 degrees banking in turns 1-2, 9 degrees in turns 3-4).

Race distance: 200 miles, 160 laps.

Last race: Bobby Labonte became the first driver to win in each of NASCAR’s top three series at Martinsville Speedway by capturing the Kroger 250 on April 9 in the closest truck event at the track. His Chevrolet beat Ricky Craven’s Ford to the finish line by just 0.257 seconds.

Last year: David Starr became only the second truck driver to win by leading only the final lap at the Dodge Ram Tough 200. The race was scheduled for 160 laps, but was extended by caution a record four times for 14 laps.

Fast facts: Since joining the series in 1998, Gateway has produced seven different winners. … Dennis Setzer, who finished second in last year’s race, has five top-10 finishes in the seven starts at Gateway. … Through four races, Bobby Hamilton leads the series with 633 points, 19 ahead of Ricky Craven. … Rich Bickle, a three-time winner and a veteran of 74 truck series races, returns after being out for more than a year. Bickle’s return features a three-race schedule behind the wheel of the VFW Hidden Heroes Fund Chevrolet.

NHRA

O’Reilly Thunder Valley Nationals

Site: Bristol, Tenn.

Schedule: Friday, qualifying, 1 p.m.; Saturday, qualifying, Noon (ESPN2, tape, 4 p.m.); Sunday, finals, 9 a.m. (ESPN2, tape, 4 p.m.)

Track: Bristol Dragway.

Last event: Larry Dixon gave team owner Don “The Snake” Prudhomme his 100th career victory, beating Doug Kalitta in the Top Fuel finals of the SummitRacing.com Nationals at Las Vegas. Prudhomme had 49 wins as a driver (35 Funny Car, 14 Top Fuel) and now has 51 as a team owner. Whit Bazemore and Dave Connolly also won their divisions to top the season standings.

Last year: John Force finally recorded his first victory at Bristol Dragway by winning in the Funny Car division at the rain-delayed Thunder Valley Nationals. Tony Schumacher recorded his fourth Top Fuel win of 2004 while Greg Anderson took Pro Stock.

Fast facts: The dragway’s first 300-mph run came in 1997 by Doug Herbert at the Spring Nationals. In the same qualifying round, Shirley Muldowney set the record of 302 mph. … Site of the NHRA Spring Nationals from 1965 to 1967, Bristol Dragway was razed and rebuilt in the late 1990s by Bruton Smith. The modernized facility has hosted national event quality competition since 1999. … Point leaders through five events are Tony Schumacher, Top Fuel (420); Whit Bazemore, Funny Car (401) and Dave Connolly, Pro Stock (428).

INDY RACING LEAGUE

Indy Japan 300

Site: Suzuka, Japan.

Schedule: Thursday, qualifying, 8:30 p.m.; Saturday, race, 9 p.m. (ESPN, 9 a.m., same-day tape).

Track: Twin Ring Motegi (oval, 1.5 miles, 10-degree banking in turns).

Race distance: 300 miles, 200 laps.

Last race: Dan Wheldon became the circuit’s first multiple winner of the season after he took the inaugural Honda Grand Prix at St. Petersburg, Fla., on April 3. Andretti racers claimed the top four spots, with Tony Kanaan, Dario Franchitti and Bryan Herta finishing behind Wheldon.

Last year: Wheldon recorded his first career IRL win and gave Honda its first victory on its home track at the Indy Japan 300. Honda was winless through the first five CART races and one IRL event in Japan.

Fast facts: The 2003 race was the first in IRL history to take place outside the United States. … Wheldon (two wins) holds a 24-point lead, 134-110, over Tony Kanaan (three top-five finishes) in the points standings. … This year’s event will be held during Golden Week, a series of national holidays when almost everyone gets time off to play. There’s Greenery Day, Constitution Day, National Peoples Day and Children’s Day. … Twin Ring Motegi opened in 1997 and features three types of racing courses. Along with the oval, there is a 2.849-mile road course and a .634-mile short course.

GOLF

College men

Pac-10 Championships

At Walla Walla Country Club, par 71

Final Results

TEAM SCORING–Washington 1425, Arizona State 1425, Arizona 1428, UCLA 1432, Oregon 1436, Stanford 1438, USC 1444, California 1449, Washington State 1458, Oregon State 1461.

Medalist–Erik Olson (UW) 276. Also: 2, Nathan Lashley (UA) 277. 3, Pat Moore (ASU) 279. 4, Rob Grube (Stan) 281. 5, Brandon Beck (Cal) 282. 5, Justin St. Clair (UO) 282. 7, Kevin Chappell (UCLA) 283). 7, Michael Jensen (Cal) 283. 7, Niklas Lemke (ASU) 283. 10, Kevin Blue (Stan) 284. 10, Alejandro Canizares (ASU) 284. 10, James Lepp (UW) 284. 10, Alex Prugh (UW) 284. Also: 25, Kevin Chen (WSU) 289. 28, Jordan Mason (WSU) 290. 33, Ryan Witz (WSU) 292. 36, Zach Bixler (UW) 293. 38, David Fern (WSU) 294. 38, Joe Panzeri (WSU) 294. 41, Sterling Clark (UW) 295. 45, Chris Collins (WSU) 297. 54, Jordan Madison (WSU) 301.

High school girls

Sandpoint Invitational

At Hidden Lakes Golf Resort, par 72

TEAM SCORING–Lewiston 393, Post Falls 408, Coeur d’Alene 415, Kellogg 425, Moscow 451, Deer Park 482, Sandpoint 484, Lake City 521, Bonners Ferry 556, Lakeland 578, Timberlake 579, Medical Lake 611.

Medalist–Vanessa Borsheim (CdA) 83. Also: 2, Jenna Fetters (PF) 85. 3, Lisa Cannon (Lew) 86. 4, Sue James (Kel) 92. 5, Connie Boyer (Lew) 99. 5, Chelsea Pederson (PF) 99. 5, Ashley Burke (San) 99. 8, Kelli Tatham (Mos) 101. 9, Amber Coberly (Kel) 102. 10, Brittney Devorak (Lew) 103.

SOCCER

MLS

All Times PDT

NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie.

Wednesday’s Games

New England 3, Chicago 0

Saturday’s Games

D.C. United at Kansas City, 1 p.m.

Chicago at Columbus, 4:30 p.m.

CD Chivas USA at New England, 4:30 p.m.

MetroStars at Colorado, 6 p.m.

San Jose at Real Salt Lake, 6:30 p.m.

FC Dallas at Los Angeles, 7 p.m.

Saturday, May 7

San Jose at MetroStars, 1 p.m.

Columbus at D.C. United, 4:30 p.m.

High school boys

Greater Spokane League

Ferris 2, Central Valley 1

First half–1, CV, Vela, 5:00. 2, Fer, Taff (Giardino), 10:00. 3, Fer, K.Yonago (Washington), 38:00. Second half–None.

Shotsongoal–CV 12, Ferris 15. Saves–CV, Skay 5. Ferris, Bray 4.

Mead 3, Rogers 0

First half–none. Second half–1, Mea, Matson, 60:00. 2, Mea, Hoover (Malmoe), 71:00. 3, Mea, Underhill (Stulc), 78:00.

Shots on goal–Mead 18, Rogers 6. Saves–Mead, Gass 2. Rogers, Erickson 9.

Lewis and Clark 2, Gonzaga Prep 1

First half–None. Second half–1, LC, Andersson (Posten), 43:00. 2, GP, Wakeley, 48:00. 3, LC, Harnetiaux (Betts), 57:00.

Shots on goal–GP 8, LC 22. Saves–GP, Ehrenberg 8. LC, Reynolds 6.

East Valley 1, Cheney 0

First half-1, EV, Heinzen (Abramson), 17:00. Second half-None.

Shots on goal — Cheney 8, EV 6.Saves — Cheney, Sigley 4. EV, Peck 6.

Mt. Spokane 3, Shadle Park 0

First half–1, MtS, Kirsch (Zalud), 11:52. Second half–2, MtS, Kirsch, 41:54. 3, MtS, Kirsch (VanNoi), 46:15.

Shots on goal–SP 11, Mt. Spokane 13. Saves–SP, Northcott 6. Mt. Spokane, Srock 9.

University 1, North Central 0

First half–1, U-Hi, own goal, 18:00. Second half–none.

Shots on goal — NC 7, University 9. Saves — NC, Flood 7. University, Doyle 1, Moquist 3.

West Valley 1, Clarkston 0

First half–1, WV, Page, 21:00. Second half–none.

Shots on goal–Clarkston 6, WV 14. Saves–Clarkston, Bennett 6. WV, Gosline 2.

Scoring leaders

Greater Spokane League

GOALS: 15—Largent (13). 14—Vela (11); Kirsch, MtS (8). 11—K. Yonago, Ferris (9); Mean, GP (8). 10—Bachman, WV (7). 8—T. Yonago, Ferris (7); 7—Abramson, EV (7); Matson, Mead (5); Weller, Cheney (5). 6—Funkhauser, EV (6); Andersson, LC (6); Burke, Ferris (5); Hauck, Ferris (5); Harnetiaux, LC (5); Realing, U-Hi (5); Z. Chesher, CV (3). 5—Antles, CV (5); Parker, Cheney (5); Rebuetta, Cheney (4). 4—Orwick, EV (4); Matern, NC (3); Sink, MtS (2); Page, WV (2). 3—Merrell, Cheney (3); Burger, EV (3); Windham, Mead (3); Harris, NC (3); Malko, Rogers (3); Mason, Shadle (3); Brock, Cheney (2); Johnson, Cheney (2); Retan, Cheney (2); Marshall, MtS (2); Hartanov, MtS (2); Nazarenko, Rogers (2); McIntyre, SP (2); Rasic, Rogers. 2—Dunbar, CV (2); Trimmer, CV (2); Dolph, Clark (2); Heinzen, EV (2); Fenton, EV (2); Miller, EV (2); Palmer, Ferris (2); Hilbert, GP (2); Legel, GP (2); Malmoe, Mead (2); Hoover, Mead (2); Anderson, Mead (2); Riley, MtS (2); Graham, SP (2); Holloway, U-Hi (2); Davis, Cheney (1); Wilson, Clark (1); Giardino, Ferris (1); Taff, Ferris (1); Hatcher, Mead (1); Bushey, Mead (1); VanNoy, MtS (1); Groth, MtS (1); Pierce, U-Hi (1); Anderberg, U-Hi (1); Hendrick, U-Hi (1); Bowman, WV (1); B. Nelson, WV (1); Stockinger, NC; Pavlovic, Rog; Ways, Rog; Burchak, U-Hi.

ASSISTS: 11—Dunbar, CV (7). 10—Mason, SP (7). 9—T. Yonago, Ferris (8). 6—Funkhouser, EV (6); Vela, CV (5) 5—Yonago (4); Realing, U-Hi (4); Davis, Cheney (3); Pavlovic, Rogers (3). 4—Retan, Cheney (4); Burger, EV (4); Giardino, Ferris (4); Hoover (2); McKinnon, MtS. 3—Hauck, Ferris (3); Taff, Ferris (3); Harnetiaux, LC (3); Betts, LC (3); Kirsch, MtS (3); Largent, Shadle (3); Z. Chesher, CV (2); Parker, Cheney (2); Weller, Cheney (2); Brasch, GP (2); VanNoy, MtS (2); Marshall, MtS (2); Zalud (2); Wirtz, SP (2); Pierce, U-Hi (2); Bowman, WV (2); Hartanov, MtS (1). 2—Antles, CV (2); Wilson, Clark (2) Abramson, EV (2); Olson, EV (2); Orwick, EV (2); Miller, EV (2); Hilbert, GP (2); Mean, GP (2); Gilles, LC (2); Posten (2); Windham, Mead (2); Kanaly, Mead (2); Bushey, Mead (2); Riley, MtS (2); Bofencamp, MtS (2); Hill, MtS (2); Hendrick, U-Hi (2); Luden, WV (2); Burke, Ferris (1); Washington, Ferris (1); Palmer, Ferris (1); Page (1); Mead; Rasic, Rogers; Maier, U-Hi.

Great Northern League

Scoring leaders

GOALS: 14—DeGraffenreid, Pullman (10). 11—Gomez, ML (6). 10—Haas, Pullman (10). 8—Assis, Lakeside (7). 7—Thomas, Pullman (7). 6—Tsenteradze, DP (6); 5—Wang, Pullman (4); Ostendorf, Riverside (2). 4—Andreas, DP (4); 3—Aravjo, DP (3); Alamiri, Pullman, (3); Kinard, Pullman (3); Corcoran, Pullman (3); Kuno, Riverside (3); Erickson, Lakeside (2); Dornquast, Riverside (2). 2—Czaplewski, Chewelah (2); Williams, Colville (2); Tate, Lakeside (2); Rubenthaler, Pullman (2); Hagihara, Pullman (2); Young, Pullman (2); Phillips, Colville (1); M. Reeder, Lakeside (1); Kohler, Pullman.

ASSISTS: 7—Andreas, DP (7); Haas, Pullman (7); 3—Br. Groce, ML (3); Panchenko, Pullman (3). 2—Serrin, DP (2); Tsenteradze, DP (2); Dougherty, DP (2); Gomez, ML (2); Assis, ML (2); Corcoran, Pullman (2); Ostendorf, Riverside.

•Based on results thru April 26. League goals in parentheses. Coaches–for additions or corrections call Mike Vlahovich, 927-2180, or e-mail mikev@spokesman.com

SOFTBALL

College

Pac-10 Conference

Washington 3, UCLA 2

Selden and Zaplatosch; Boek, Noble (3) and Rivera. W—Noble (12-7). L—Selden (16-7).

HITS: UCLA—Benyi, Henry, Duran, Zaplatosch, Legapsi 2, Dedmon, Colburn. Washington—Charters, Lastrapes 2, Rivera, Fiske, Greer. 2B—Colburn, Rivera. HR—Lastrapes.

High school

IDAHO

Inland Empire League

Intermountain League

Non-league

Timberlake 1, Lake City 0

Saadoun and Al.Krier; Piephoff, Allred (6) and Langlitz, Edelblute (6). W-Piephoff (8-1). L-Saadoun. Sv-Allred.

WASHINGTON

GSL Softball Statistics

Through April 25

HITTING

PITCHING

Doubles–Christianson (GP) 5; Boardman (U-Hi), Shelton (Rog), Watson (Mead), Sandifer (SP), Scott (NC) 4; 5 tied with 3. Triples–Purser (Mt.) 4; Boardman (U-Hi), Schnibbe, (U-Hi), Frost (SP), Sandifer (SP), Scott (NC), Schible (NC) 2. Home runs–Purser (Mt.) 2. RBIs–Frost (SP) 18; Sandifer (SP) 15; Carlon (Rog) 14; Skillingstad (SP) 13; Boardman (U-Hi), McVay (SP) 12; Christianson (GP), McDaniel (CV), Purser (Mt.) 11; Cumbie (NC), Alden (CV), Stokes (Mt.), McCullough (CV) 10. Stolen bases–N. McNeal (SP), Lobello (WV) 11; Nauert (CV), Hood (WV), Antich (GP) 10; Christianson (GP), Cuimbie (NC) 9; Hamer (GP), B. McNeal (SP), Frost (SP), Landkammer (Rog.), Schnibbe (U-Hi), Hamer (GP) 8. Runs–Frost (SP) 18; Sandifer (SP) 16; Landkammer (Rog) 15; N. McNeal (SP), Hood (WV) 14; B. McNeal (SP), Antich (GP), Christianson (GP), Lobello (WV) 13; Purser (Mt.), Boardman (U-Hi), Schnibbe, (U-Hi), Hamer (GP) 12. Walks–Tully (GP) 14; Patrick (Fer) 10; Lobello (WV), Hood (WV), Schibel (NC) 9; Banman (WV) 8; Krahn (Fer.), Scheib (Che.).

TRACK AND FIELD

High school

IDAHO

Intermountain League

BOYS–Timberlake 120, Priest River 21.

100-Puckett (Tim) 11.65. 200-Puckett (Tim) 24.46. 400-Denton (Tim) 53.14. 800-Fulwiler (Tim) 2:07.21. 1,600-Lagrimente (Tim) 4:52.25. 3,200-Zwiers (Tim) 10:21.1. 110 high hurdles-Macklin (Tim) 17.59. 300 low hurdles-Macklin (Tim) 44.30. 400 relay-Timberlake 48.09. 1,600 relay-Timberlake 3:55.2. High jump-Lambert (Tim) 5-4. Long jump-Powers (Tim) 18-4. Triple jump-Malloy (Tim) 36-0. Pole vault-Archer (Tim) 10-0. Discus-Cork (PR) 137-7. Javelin- Shot put-Cork (PR) 45-3 1/2.Sprint medley — Timberlake 4:13.1.

GIRLS–Priest River 76, Timberlake 70.

100-Rey (PR) 13.2. 200-Rey (PR) 27.22. 400-Cazier (Tim) 1:03.46. 800-Kincella (Tim) 2:40.77. 1,600-Payment (PR) 5:54.5. 3,200-Ward (PR) 13:54.0. 100 high hurdles-Corning (PR) 17.8. 300 low hurdles-Corning (PR) 51.0. 400 relay-Priest River 53.24. 800 relay-Timberlake 2:05.97. 1,600 relay-Priest River 4:23.9. High jump-Storro (PR) 4-10. Long jump-Powers (Tim) 14-4. Triple jump-Powers (Tim) 32-9. Pole vault-Marsan (Tim) 8-0. Discus-Millard (PR) 112-7 1/2. Javelin- Shot put-Millard (PR) 33-5. Sprint medley — Timberlake 2:16.5.

WASHINGTON

At Colfax (Tuesday’s Results)

BOYS–Colfax 170.5, Dayton 111, Tekoa-Oakesdale/Rosalia 104, Garfield-Palouse 47.5, St. John-Endicott 34, Logos 31, Davenport 20.

100-Cole (GP) 11.4. 200-Stone (TOR) 23.4. 400-Widman (TOR) 56.3. 800-Lyon (Col) 2:15.9. 1,600-Stone (TOR) 4:45. 3,200-Bailey (TOR) 12:20.04. 110 high hurdles-Mills (TOR) 17.5. 300 low hurdles-Mills (TOR) 44.0. 400 relay-Colfax 46.3. 1,600 relay-Tekoa-Oakesdale/Rosalia 3:46.5. High jump-Widman (TOR) 5-7, Jones (Col) 5-7. Long jump-Widman (TOR) 18-3. Triple jump-Nielsen (SJE) 38-5. Pole vault-Stannet (Col) 10-6. Discus-Bowen (Log) 133-0. Javelin-Cloaniger (Col) 118-9. Shot put-Dananer (Col) 37-4.

GIRLS–Colfax 131, Logos 105, Tekoa-Oakesdale/Rosalia 84, Dayton 66, St. John-Endicott 55, Davenport 53.5, Garfield-Palouse 1.5.

100-Semprimoznik (Dav) 13.0. 200-Phelps (Col) 27.6. 400-Stabl (TOR) 1:00.3. 800-Browning (Log) 2:32.4. 1,600-Browning (Log) 5:39.7. 3,200-Kilpatrick (TOR) 14:09.1. 100 high hurdles-Mellor (Col) 17.0. 300 low hurdles-Stabl (TOR) 50.7. 400 relay-Colfax 55.31. 800 relay-Colfax 1:56.7. 1,600 relay-Logos 4:31.8. High jump-Mellor (Col) 4-10. Long jump-Semprimoznik (Dav) 15-10. Triple jump-Semprimoznik (Dav) 32-3 1/2. Pole vault- Discus-Corder (SJE) 103-6.

Greater Spokane League

Great Northern League

2005 Area Track Leaders

BOYS

100 _ 4A: Jennings (LC) 10.5; Vaughn (R) 10.8; Robinson (LC) 10.9; Braman (SP) 11.0. 3A: Igbinoba (Ch) 10.64e; Thomas (NC) 10.6; Washington (NC) 10.7. 2A: Hodneland (DP) 11.1; Goble (Col) 11.1; Gant (P) 11.1. 1A: Yeaw (New), 10.94e. B: Butorac (Northp) 10.92e; Haden (WC) 11.37; Kiegle (Col-H) 11.7. State leader: Stewart (Timberline) 10.87e.

200 _ 4A: Jennings (LC) 22.18e; Davis (F) 22.0; Shaw (LC) 22.4; Hearron (SP) 22.6; Robinson (LC) 22.6. 3A: Igbinoba (Ch) 22.6; Thomas (NC) 22.68e. 2A: Becker (Chew) 22.9; Hodneland (DP) 23.0; Goble (Col) 23.0. 1A: Yeaw (New) 22.4. B: Butorac (Northp) 22.37e; Haden (WC) 23.4. State leader: Jackson (Kentwood) 21.98e.

400 _ 4A: Jennings (LC) 50.6; Davis (F) 51.07; Alexander (GP) 51.8; Richards (M) 52.1. 3A: Holt (EV) 51.1; Smith (WV) 51.7. 2A: Pflugrad (P) 52.8; Becker (Chew) 53.0; Stolworthy (ML) 53.05. 1A: Riggs (F) 52.2e. B: Butorac (Northp) 50.61e; Haden (WC) 50.6. State leader: Kirk (Olympia) 49.8.

800 _ 4A: Poffenroth (F) 1:53.82; Barnes (M) 1:54.1; Nepon (M) 1:57.62; Roberts (F) 1:59.0. 3A: Holt (EV) 1:59.6; Florian (NC) 1:59.99. 2A: Jamison (P) 2:03.1; Mulligan (Chew) 2:08. 1A: Riggs (F) 2:15.1. B: McPherson (L-R) 2:08.5; Helgeson (NWC) 2:13.5. State leader: Poffenroth.

1,600 _ 4A: Poffenroth (F) 4:19.29; Barnes (M) 4:21.4; Nepon (M) 4:25.8; Cosby (F) 4:26.2. Mile: Nepon (M) 4:28.73. 3A: Graesser (NC) 4:20.3; Jahay (NC) 4:29.7. Mile: Fitzhum (WV) 4:34.78. 2A: Jacob (ML) 4:40.26; Cloke Col) 4:48. 1A: Thelin (Newp) 4:45.0. B: Cronrath (Ode) 4:54.4; Grunlund (Inch) 5:14; Boddrius (S-H) 5:14.6. State leader: Rodriguez (Kelso) 4:15.21.

3,200 _ 4A: Barnes (M) 8:59.98 (converted 2 mile); Crosby (F) 9:29.84; Gimple (M) 9:31.96 (converted 2 mile) Zentz (LC) 9:41.17. 2 Mile: Barnes (M) 9:03.13; Gimple (M) 9:35.3. 3A: Jahay (NC) 9:26.24; Atwood (EV) 9:34.64. 2A: Jacob (ML) 9:55.8; Rose (Col) 10:33.3. 1A: Thelin (Newp) 10:03.9. B: Conrath (Ode) 10:59.69. State leader: Barnes.

110 high hurdles _ 4A: Barkley (MtS) 14.7; Lewis (U) 15.0; Burton (MtS) 15.2; McKenney (M) 15.4. 3A: Poosri (Ch) 15.6; Simpson (NC) 16.0. 2A: Wago (P) 16.4; Garcia (Col) 16.8. 1A: Weber (New) 15.4; Emil (New) 15.6; Walden (New) 15.7. B: Baker (Waits) 15.5. State leader: Tait (Central Kitsap) 14.37.

300 low hurdles _ 4A: Lewis (U) 39.68e; Barkley (MtS) 39.94e; Felchlin (M) 41.7; Maggart (M) 41.7; Hutchinson (F) 41.72. 3A: Poosri (Ch) 41.33e; Vennum (WV) 42.0. 2A: Wargo (P) 42.9; Caddy (R) 43.02e. 1A: Walden (New) 43.1; Emil (New) 43.27e. B: Jasman (Ode) 42.1; Baker (Waits) 43.26e; Shoetenleib (Rep) 44.3. State leader: Ballinger (Wenatchee) 38.01e.

400 relay _ 4A: Lewis and Clark 43.1; Shadle Park 43.5; Ferris 43.8; Mead 44.0. 3A: Cheney 44.4; West Valley 44.5. 2A: Pullman 45.1; Colville 45.2. 1A: Newport 44.2; Freeman 44.44. B: Valley Christian 48.0; Republic 48.7; Odessa 48.75. State leader: Central Kitsap 42.61.

1,600 relay _ 4A: Ferris 3:24.3; Lewis and Clark 3:29.1; Mead 3:30.1; University 3:30.98. 3A: East Valley 3:31.04; West Valley 3:31.1. 2A: Pullman 3:30.1; Lakeside 3:43.0. 1A: Newport 3:42.1. B: Northwest Christian 3:42.9; Lind-Ritzville 3:49.4. State leader: Ferris.

Shot put _ 4A: Elisara (F) 53-10; Kelly (U) 52-6¾; Shaw (LC) 52-5; Kamstra (SP) 51-11½. 3A: Wilkse (Ch) 53-5; Jolley (EV) 51-8¾; Howard (EV) 51-4½. 2A: Wilkie (ML) 48-5; Benedict (Chew) 44-0. 1A: Wittwer (F) 44-7. B: Shelton (Spr) 47-5; Klicker (DeS) 46-4½. State leader: Asher (Columbia River) 60-8.

Discus _ 4A: Naylor (Mts) 159-0; Moser (M) 150-2. 3A: Lemieux (WV) 165-11; Jolley (EV) 157-3. 2A: Ludwig (Chew) 153-1; Smith (L) 145-7. 1A: Wilkerson (F) 152-8. B: Lewison (Rep) 130-2; Donelly (DeS) 113-2. State leader: Mancuso (Kamiak) 184-0.

Javelin _ 4A: Braman (SP) 198-4; Rund (CV) 178-5; Denevan (SP) 173-8; Todd (MtS) 172-8. 3A: Shearer (EV) 181-6; Irby (EV) 181-1. 2A: Brel (P) 158-5; Musson (Col) 151-9. 1A: Opp (New) 130-2. B: Acock (DeS) 176-4; Lyons (DeS) 173-2; Shellarude (NWC) 169-3; Chambers (Northp) 167-11. State leader: Cathey (Hanford) 206-6.

High jump _ 4A: Braman (SP) 6-8; Harter (M) 6-2; Grothe (CV) 6-2. 3A: Shearer (EV) 6-6; Weiber (WV) 6-2. 2A: Allen (L) 6-0. 1A: Hatch (F) 6-4. B: Powell (W-C) 6-4; Thompson (Spring) 6-4. State leader: Braman and DeBell (Lake Washington).

Long jump _ 4A: Brett (M) 23-0; Braman (SP) 22-5; B.Jared (MtS) 20-9½; M.Jared (MtS) 20-8. 3A: Toussaint (WV) 23-11; Igbinoba (Ch) 21-0. 2A: Gant (P) 20-8; Balis (Col) 20-6½. 1A: Hatch (F) 22-0. Weber (New) 20-10½; Yaew (New) 20-5½ . B: Carstenson (ACH) 21-3; Thompson (Spring) 21-¾. State leader: Toussaint.

Triple jump _ 4A: Brett (Mead) 45-3½; Abelbeyo (R) 44-7½; Kennedy (GP) 44-6½; Jared (MtS) 42-11. 3A: Toussaint (WV) 50-8¾ (50-9w); Snook (Clk) 43-1. 2A: Welsey (ML) 43-11; McCain (P) 40-6. 1A: Weber (New) 42-2. B: Thompson (Spr) 44-4½; Peone (Inch) 41-2½. State leader: Toussaint (Zapata, Curtis, 50-11½w).

Pole vault – 4A: Sutherland (MtS) 14-0; Tomeo (M) 14-0; Pariseau (SP) 13-6. 3A: Simpson (NC) 14-1; Oswald (Ch) 13-0. 2A: Van Wie (P) 13-6; Stirn (L) 11-6. 1A: Hatch (F) 13-0. State leader: King (Peninsula) 15-0.

GIRLS

100 _ 4A: Schuetzle (SP) 12.3; O’Brien (GP) 12.3; Pittman (MtS) 12.6; Tuala (LC) 12.7. 3A: Walter (NC) 12.2; Schuerch (EV) 13.1. 2A: Nelson (L) 12.2; Gauche (Col) 13.0; Haynes (P) 13.0. B: Bo (VC) 13.0; Semprimoznik (Dav) 12.93; Sheppard (Ode) 13.58. State leader: Ferguson (Lake Wasington) 12.07e.

200 _ 4A: Noble (R) 24.62e; Schuetzle (SP) 26.2; O’Brien (GP) 26.5; Love (LC) 26.6; Allred (F) 26.6. 3A: Walters (NC) 26.13e; Price (WV) 27.7. 2A: McGrane (Col) 26.3; Nelson (L) 26.8. B: Hunt (L-R) 27.41; Jasman (Ode) 28.46. State leader: Ferguson (Lake Washington) 25.26e.

400 _ 4A: Noble (Rog) 54.2; O’Brien (GP) 59.9; Siler (LC) 1:00; McNairy (F) 1:00.1. 3A: Walters (NC) 59.23; Ramsey (NC) 1:01.2. 2A: McGrane (Col) 1:01.28; Tikker (L) 1:02.3. B: Hunt (L-R) 1:05.3; Fink (Ode) 1:05.94. State leader: Noble.

800 _ 4A: Noble (R) 2:14.1; Torpie (M) 2:22.8; Bates (F) 2:23; O’Brien (GP) 2:23.63. 3A: Ramsey (NC) 2:25.29; Graesser (NC) 2:26.8. 2A: Druffel (P) 2:26.9; Nelson (ML) 2:28.63. A: Sayers (F) 2:48.8. B: Fix (StG) 2:21.48; Knezorich (Rear) 2:38.6. State leader: Felnagle (Bellarmine) 2:07.9.

1,600 _ 4A: O’Reilly (MtS) 5:10.2; Nelson (SP) 5:14.56; Torpie (M) 5:16.96; Keller (MtS) 5:18.2. 3A: Graesser (NC) 5:23.91; Agee (WV) 5:27.76. 2A: Druffel (P) 5:23.59; Ganyo (ML) 5:35.73. B: Conrath (Odes) 5:41.21; Sipes (Col-H) 6:10. State leader: Felnagle (Bellarmine) 4:46.75 (converted mile).

3,200 _ 4A: O’Reilly (MtS) 11:00.03; Mackelprang (F) 11:32.14; Porter (LC) 11:44.7; Keller (MtS) 11:46.0. 3A: Mayer (EV) 11:55.09; Whittaker (NC) 12:12.91. 2A: Bowen (R) 12:01.98; Williams (C) 12:08. 1A: Hahn (New) 12:27.7. B: Cronrath (Odessa) 12:38.52. State leader: Felnagle (Bellarmine) 10:27.4.

100 hurdles _ 4A: Benson (U) 16.0; McNamee (F) 16.1; Patrick (MtS) 16.44e; Miller (F) 16.50e. 3A: Kimball (Ch) 16.57e; Morrison (Cl) 17.3. 2A: McGrane (Col) 15.5; Myron (P) 16.24. B: Wujek (DeS) 14.91. State leader: Brooks (Holy Names) 14.49e.

300 hurdles _ 4A: Haley (CV) 48.3; McNamee (F) 48.5; Miller (F) 48.7; Haley (CV) 48.9. 3A: Kimball (Ch) 47.44e; Smith (NC) 49.1. 2A: Myron (P) 48.36; Brinkman (L) 48.9. 1A: Daniels (Col) 54.2. B: Wujek (DeS) 45.78; Goodwin (Northp) 50.1; Krause (Rep) 52.6. State leader: Carver (Chehalis) 45.03e.

400 relay _ 4A: Lewis and Clark 50.6; Mead 51.5; Ferris 51.9; Gonzaga Prep 52.7. 3A: East Valley 51.5; West Valley 52.7. 2A: Lakeside 51.9; Pullman 52.8. B: Davenport 53.8; Odessa 53.94. State leader: Bellarmine 49.5.

800 relay _ 4A: Lewis and Clark 1:44.94; Ferris 1:48.5; Mead 1:49.5; Shadle Park 1:49.61; Central Valley 1:49.6. 3A: East Valley 1:48.5; Cheney 1:49.5. 2A: Colville 1:50.6; Lakeside 152.0. B: Lind-Ritzville 1:53.72. State leader: Lewis and Clark.

1600 relay _ 4A: Ferris 4:04.2; Shadle Park 4:10.48; Rogers 4:11.4; Central Valley 4:11.58. 3A: North Central 4:07.71; East Valley 4:21.82. 2A: Lakeside 4:12.0; Medical Lake 4:20.7. B: Odessa 4:37.33. State leader: Wenatchee 4:03.75.

Shot put _ 4A: A.Hutchinson (M) 39-1½; Chaney (GP) 38-4; C.Hutchinson (M) 38-1; Romanchuck (F) 37-8; Kulp (SP) 37-2. 3A: Carlson (NC) 38-9; Sasse (WV) 38-8½; Michelson (NC) 37-10. 2A: Hartill (Riv) 37-2½; Vincent (ML) 35-7. 1A: Curry (Newp) 33-9¾. B: Scherf (Selk) 34-10. State leader: Hooks (Cascade) 46-5.

Discus _ 4A: C. Hutchinson (Md) 134-4; Kulp (SP) 121-9; Chaney (GP) 121-2; Tusto (MtS) 120-4. 3A: Michelson (NC) 127-5; Carter (EV) 123-4. 2A: Stillar (L) 112-4; Hartill (R) 106-4. State leader: Hess (Bickleton) 139-2.

Javelin _ 4A: A.Hutchinson (M) 121-9; Breshears (M) 118-8; Bohlen (LC) 109-4; Archibald (U) 107-10. 3A: Haugen (NC) 130-9; Susmiehl (NC) 128-1. 2A: Stillar (Lake) 114-11; Stafford (Chew) 103-0. State leader: Aanstad (Lake Stevens) 144-5.

High jump _ 4A: January (LC) 5-6; Ficklin (CV) 5-4; Rasmussen (MtS) 5-2; McNamee (F) 5-2; Redmon (MtS) 5-2. 3A: Cogley (Ch) 5-2. 2A: Johnson (DP) 5-1; McGrane (Col) 5-0. B: Killian (L-R) 5-3. State leader: Kelly (Skyview) 5-7.

Long jump _ 4A: Schuetzle (SP) 17-11½; January (LC) 16-3; Redmon (MtS) 16-3; Kennedy (LC) 16-1¼. 3A: Schuerch (EV) 17-4½; Walters (NC) 15-6. 2A: Smith (Chew) 17-½; Haynes (P) 16-5. A: Stanley (New) 16-0. B: Semprimoznik (Dav) 16-1. State leader: Tupper (Skyline) 19-0¼.

Triple jump _ 4A: Schuetzle (SP) 38-1¾; Dectaldo (F) 33-11; Benson (U) 33-7; Green (M) 33-4. 3A: Schuerch (EV) 35-4; Oyolokor (Ch) 33-4¾; Dunning (EV) 31-4. 2A: Myron (P) 34-10¾; Haynes (P) 33-6. 1A: Buckley (Newp) 30-9. B: Kragt (L-R) 33-10; Semprimoznik (Dav) 33-3. State leader: Tupper (Skyline) 40-8.

Pole vault _ 4A: Giffen (M) 11-3; Ziegler (MtS) 10-3; Hawkins (U) 10-1. 3A: Goforth (Clk) 10-3. 2A: Scott (L) 9-6; Forsyth (L) 9-0. B: Llewellyn (W-C) 9-6. State leader: Schvaneveldt (Interlake) 11-7.

•Coaches only, for additions or corrections call (509) 927-2154 or email davet@spokesman.com

FISH COUNTS

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The upstream movement of Chinook, Coho, Sockeye, Steelhead, and Shad at Columbia and Snake River Dams on Tuesday, 04/26/2005.

MOVES

BASEBALL

American League

CLEVELAND INDIANS—Agreed to terms with LHP C.C. Sabathia on a two-year contract extension through the 2008 season.

LOS ANGELES ANGELS—Placed INF Maicer Izturis on the 15-day DL, retroactive to April 26.

TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Agreed to terms with John Gibbons, manager, on a two-year contract extension.

National League

CHICAGO CUBS—Recalled RHP Roberto Novoa from Iowa of the PCL. Assigned RHP Jon Leicester to Iowa.

ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Placed RHP Jason Isringhausen on the 15-day DL. Recalled LHP Carmen Cali from Memphis of the PCL.

FOOTBALL

National Football League

NEW YORK JETS—Announced the retirement of DT Josh Evans.

COLLEGE

CONNECTICUT—Announced basketball G Antonio Kellogg has been expelled from the school for charges stemming from two recent arrests.

TODAY’S ODDS

America’s Line