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WednwdwDECtWBEK 30. IWT THE TEHNESSEAM SC Oakland advances into MTIT finals Murf reesboro Oakland got 24 iJ, i dK-! 4tli ,1 me It'M X7, 4 rk I KM "1f yiff 1 1 I Mi xA Hf Oak Ridge girls blasted Shelbyville 67-52 in the semifinals of the Bearden Super 16 Tournament at Bearden High School in Knoxville. Cynthia Dunnigan led the way for Oak Ridge, now 1 1-0, with 24 points. The Oak Ridge defease held 6-foot 3-inch, Shelbyville center Misty Lamb to just four points. Trousdale County Invitational: Sherri Wells rifled in 24 points and April Sullivan added 17 helping Monterey claim the girls championship 63-44 over Trousdale County.

Sissy Stewart rounded out double-figure scoring for Monterey with 1 5. Volunteer State Invitational: The Red Boiling Springs boys improved their record to 9-4 with a 64-58 quarterfinal win over Westmoreland. The Eagles dropped to 3-8. Jody Bentley ripped in 24 points as Macon County beat Smith County 86-59 in the boys quarterfinals. Springfield jumped out to an early 15-point lead against East Robertson and went on to beat the Lady Indians in a girls quarterfinals game 60-47.

A balanced attack paced the Uppermar. girls by Jo Byrns 43-38 in another quarterfinal game. Friendship Christian Christmas: Lori Tinch poured in 27 points and Robin Smith added 1 6 helping Cookeville claim the girls championship over Portland 65-62. John Pierce (20) led Franklin Road Academy to the boys champioaship win over Friedn-ship Christian 59-46. DeKalb County rolled over Middle Tennessee Christian in the boys consolation 88-36.

The DeKalb County girls downed Friendship Christian 70-52 in the girls consolation. Manchester Kiwanis: Mike Buck and Kenneth Crouch combined for 52 points pacing Clarkrange to a 74-60 championship win over Manchester in the Manchester Kiwanis Tournament at Manchester High School. KLLLY APSU tumbles 105-99 despite sizzling start Peyton Hoge Cannon County sophomore Julie Powell reaches over a pair of Hillsboro players for a rebound in the Northwest Civitan tournament at Whites Creek. Martin Luther King 99-48 in the champioashipof the Hartsville Invitational. Rodney Ford led Hume-Fogg with 17.

Bearden Super 16: The unbeaten TOM WOO!) Shrls Writer PROVIDENCE, R.I. For 20 mirutes, Austin Peay's basketball team was sharp, crisp, ready to plav. Then the bottom fell out, leaving the visiting Governors a 105-99 loser to Providence here last night. Trailing 49-47 at halftime. Providence came out smoking to outscore Austin Peay 15-2 in the first four minutes of the second half and went on to win.

"We quit playing defense in the second half and gave up too many three-pointers. We just didn't get after them," said APSU Coach Lake Kelly, whose team is now 4-6 overall heading into a date at high-scoring O'Juhoma next Monday. Providence, now 6-3, actually out-scored Peay 18-2 if you included a desperation three-point basket at the end of the first half. It was after this, said first-year Providence Coach Gordon Chiesa, that the Friars went into the locker-rocm and made several key adjustments. "We changed the look of our press to a man-to-man defense instead of the zone press," said Chiesa.

"We got several three-pointers and had a good stretch to take charge of the game." Providence canned 1 1 of 23 three-point attempts, including thive in that early second-half run. Quinton Burton had two of them an! Eric Murdock the other. "Murdock and Burton took charge of the game," said Chiesa. "But I was very impressed with Austin Peay's intensity and the way thry kept coming back. I'm a big fan of nke Kelly and for us to get 105 points against a very good defense impresses the heck out of me." Murdock led the Friars with 26 points, hitting 1 1-16 from the field including 4-6 from long-range.

Burton chipped in 21, with an 8-1 1 performance from the field. Delray Brooks added 19 and Girlton Screen was 10-10 at the line to finish with 1 6 poiinLs while Darryl Wright dumped in 10 off the bench. Austin Peay, which nearly doubled its 55-point output at Toledo last week, was led in scoring by senior forward Andre Harris, the transfer from Indiana who had 25 points and 12 rebounds. Tony Raye, the Gallatin senior and lone starter from last year's NCAA Tournament team which met Providence in the second round, fired in 23 points and claimed 10 rebounds despite fouling out with 5:59 left. And Barry Sumpter, the senior transfer from Louisville, scored in 20 points but managed only three rebounds for Austin Peay while Keith Rawls added 13 points off the bench.

APSU won nearly every statistical battle, except the three-point shooting and the final score. While Providence canned 1 1, while Peay made only three of 1 4 attempts. Vincent Brooks was 1-8 from the three-point range and 1-1 1 on the night for the Governors. Except for the lack of long-range bombing, Peay outrebounded the Friars 42-39 and outshot Providence as well. Peay was 37-78 (47.4) from the field and 22-30 at the line while the hosts managed 32-67 (47.8?6) from the field and 30-38 at the free throw line.

Raye, Austin Peay's inspirational leader, said the team is getting closer to playing as a unit. "We're still struggling," said Raye. "If we get the inside game going like we did tonight then the outside game isn't clicking. We need to get a good combination of both." I points from Terrence Hughes and defeated Tullahoma in the boys semifinals of the Middle Tennnesse Invitational Tournament last night 73-68. Glencliff boys crushed Mount Ju liet with 70-64 win behind Butch Hines' 21-point performance.

Oakland, now 5-5, meets 10-3 Glen cliff tonight at 8:30. The host Lebanon girls advanced to the finals with a 45-40 win over rival Mount Juliet and Beech beat Glencliff in the other girls semifinal game 58-41. The girls championship is set for 7:00 tonight. Northwest Civitan: Sophomore Ju lie Powell fired in 20 points as Cannon County trounced Hillsboro 75-46 in the semifinals of the Northwest Civi tan at Whites Creek High School. Can non County, now 10-0, meets Pearl- Cohn tonight at 7 in the girls champi- oaship.

Maplewood got 30 points from Walter Whitworth as the Panthers beat University Heights 72-64 in the boys semifinals. Hunters Lane Classic: Clarksville's Henry Thompson burned the nets for 35 points as the Clarksville boys slipped by host Hunters Lane 74-70 in overtime. Jason Word scored 20 and helped Hunters Lane tie the score at the end of regulation at 64-all. Hend-ersonville eased by the Dickson County boys 78-71 as Brent Cothron led the way with 17 points. The Clarksville girls squeaked by Hunters Lane in double-overtime with a 73-71 victory.

Melissa Atkins and Tara Mosley combined for 42 points for the winners who rallied back in the second half to knot the score 59-59 at the end of regulation. Nashville Christian Invitational: Battle Ground Academy got 28 points from Billy Vanlandingham on its way to claiming a championship win in the Nashville Christian Invitational agaiast Nashville Christian 77-72. Portland beat White House 99-80 in the coasolation game. Mr. Gattis Invitational: Kevin Ang-land scored 25 points as Franklin claimed its third tournament championship of the season beating Page 72- 62 in the Mr.

Gattis Invitational at Franklin High School. Phil Caple's Regul or season Yestwday'j mufti Girts AT JACKSON HORTHSIOE (60) Krislen GoW ing 22, Angie Waldon II, Regina Peltv II, Brailic-id 8. Gurley 8 LORETTO tm Richardson Store 2, Kim Davis Kelli Davis 8, Cotton 4, Kenner 3, Burden 2. Brown 9, Ridutwov I. Halflime: 30-22, Jackson Northsidc.

Three-point goals: Lorello 1. Arby's Classic At Tennessee High School, Bristol All boys Yesterday's mutts Losers' bracket Greeneviiie vs. Daniel Boone COOKEVILLE W) Corev Smith 28, Ronnie RuU- inson 14, Sasha Danilovic 13, Greenwood 8. Harrison 2. SULLIVAN CENTRAL (59) Mar Manno 22, Wameler 9, Harper 9, K.Horn 5, Smith 5, Rinehart i.

Devinnev 2, H. Horn 2. Halflime: 29-28, Cookeville. Three-point goals: Sullivan Central 8, Cookeville 7 Today's game 3:30 Cookeville vs. Daniel Boone Clcarmont, Invitational At Clearmont, Fla, Hi School Yesterday's results Girls championship COLUMBIA (66) Kim Cooper 21, Melanie May-berrv 14, Kim Wyall 13, Cheek 2, Cecil 4, Polk 6, Dobbins 4.

CLEARMONT FLA. (32) Davis 6, Berry 8, Bridges 4, Drogeg 6, Surin 6, Lewis 2. Hailtime: 39-14, Columbia. Three-point goals: Columbia 3, Clearmont 0. Boys championship COLUMBIA (47) Mike Hopkins 12, Eric Lacev 10, Baxter 8.

Jones 6, Gains 7, Crawford 4. CLEARMONT, FLA. (44) Pickelt 7, B. Williams 4, Surin 4, Brian Williams 8, Steve Pace 18. Halflime: 28-20, Columbia.

Three-point goals: none. East-West Classic Al ClarksviDe Northeast High School Yesterday's results Montgomery Central 62, Clarks. Northeast 39, boys championship Girls consolation CLARKSVILLE NORTHEAST (53) Diane Johnson 14, Liggins 4, KoKo Rowley 10, Slrauss 9, Christ! Warren 16. MONTOGOMERY CENTRAL (44) Tavlor 9, Newman 7, Collins 7, Bvard 6, Clark 2, McClain 2, Dunn 9, Svkes 2. Halflime: 24-22, Clarksville Northeast.

Three-point goals: Clarksville Northeast 0, Montgomery Central 4. Bovs consolation CLARKSVILLE NORTHWEST (68) Tyrome Bavnham 13, Clemenls 6, Ray Yates 26, John Gibson 16, Everett 7. CLARKSVILLE ACADEMY (59) Brian Avers 28, E. Jackson 8, Seay 2, Johnny Jackson 10, Danny Ma-grimes IV Halflime: 31-29, Clarksville Northwest. Three-poinl goals: Clarksviile Northwest 3, Clarksville Academy 0.

Girls championship STEWART CO. (60) Jenni Lemmons 23, Michel Touchfon 15, Georgie Vaughn II, Keel 8, Bumpus 3. CLARKSVILLE NORTHWEST (51) Kim Brooks 27, Dailev 8, Damron 2, Segovia 4, Davis 4, Ailwein 4. Halflime: 25-25. Three-poinl goals: Stewart Co.

0, Clarksivlle Northwest 1. Friendship Christian Invit. At Friendship Christian School, Lebanon Yesterday's resutts Girts consolahan DEKALB CO. (70) Cripps 5, Dondav Miller 18. Keicia Puckelt 18, Angie Edwards II.

Johnson 8, Nikki Pack 10 FRIENDSHIP CHRISTIAN (52) Tubb 9, West 8, Martha House 10, Hoskins 7, Naylor 9, James 6, Fowler Glover 2. Hailtime: 33-33. Three-poinl goals: Friendship Christian 1, DeKalb Co.0. Bovs consotahon DEKALB CO. (88) Randy Roller 21, Tracv Capl-inger 15, Randy Jennings 14, Tubbs 8, McCormtck 3, Malone 4, Knowles 6, Driver 4, Pruitt 9, Easterly 2, Prondman 7.

MIDDLE TENNESSEE CHRISTIAN (36) Greg Mavnard 12. Gutherie 7, Sett 1, Cooper 9, Vaughn 2, Wooldrige 2, Muliins 3. Halftime: 52-25, DeKalb Co. Three-point goals: DeKalb Co.2, Middle Tenn. Christian 1.

Girls championship COOKEVILLE (45) Room Sm.th 16, 2. Lori Tinch 27, Capps 2, Jackson 7, Adkins 4, Ballanger 5. PORTLAND (62) Judv FauuM 14, Goosetree 8, Susan Bvington 13, JoAnne Russell 12, Kim Ctemmons 12, Gregory 3 Halftime: 32-29, Portland. Three-point goals: Cookeville 2, Portland 3. Bovs championship FRANKLIN ROAD ACADEMY (59) John Pierce 20, Mark Campbell 17, Phillip Glenn II, Jungmichel 4, Teas 7, Messick 2, Glisson 7.

Grav 1. FRIENDSHIP CHRISTIAN (46) Micheal Green 14. Bill Bentlev 14, Cardwell 8, Robertson 4, Winfrey 2, Gaines 2, Scott 2. Halftime: 32-30, Franklin Road Academy. Three-ooinl goals: Frankiin Road Academy 1.

Friendship Christian 0. AH-tournament Girls: CoceviHe-Robin Srmln, Lori Tinch; Pori-lano-Susan Bvington, Kim ClemmcriS; DeKaib Co -Teoa Putkett. Bovs: Road Acaoemv-Mirk Campbefi. Improving Tennessee Tech playing at Samford tonight Warren County's Christine Caten sank a 10-foot jumper at the buzzertogive the Lady Pioneers a 43-41 championship win over Clarkrange. The Warren County boys were led by four double-figure scorers in their 74-55 win over Moore County in the consolation game.

Halflime: 39-34, Maplewood. THree-poinl goals: University Heights 3, Mapiewood 2 Today's flames vs. Hillsboro, girls consolation 5:30 Stralford vs. Hopkinsville (Kv.) University Heights, boys consolation 7:00 Pearl-Conn vs. Cannon girls championship 8 30-Whites Creek vs.

Maplewood, boys champion ship Super 16 At Knoivfle Bearden Hiqh School Yesterday's results Oak Ridge 76, Knoxville Farragut 73, bovs semifinal Knoxville Bearoen 61, Knoxville Central 52, bovs semifinal South Greene 47, Knoxville Bearden 41, girls semifinal Girls semifinal OAK RIDGE (47) Kirk 3, Scott 9, Wlondo Mitchell 16, Cvnlhia Dunnigan 24, Tammy Dowldell 12, CaldwrHI 2, Hunter I. SHELBYVILLE (52) Lamb 4, Moles 2, Rice 9, Batten 14, Hauler Christy West 18, Woolsev 4. Halftime: 31-27, Oak Ridge. Three-poinl goals: Oak Ridge 2, Shelbyville 2 Today's oames Al times CST 3:00 ShelOvviie vs. Knox.

Bearden, girts consolation Central vs. Knox. Farragut, boys consolation 6 00 South Greene vs. Oak Ridge, girls championship 7 30-Knox Bearden vs. Oak Ridge, boys champi onship Trousdale Co.

Invitational At Trousdale Co High School, HamviOe Yesterday's resutts Girls consolation ANTKXH (52) Dana Thompson 16, Adria Slone 10, Franklin 8. Davis 4. Clifton 8, Hill 4. HUME-FOGG (36) Emily Nash 13, Kim Green 11, Jennifer Long 10, Brown 2, Roberts 0. Halflime: 28-14, Anlioch.

Three-point goals: Hume-Fogg Anlioch 0 Bovs consotahon AT MONTEREY (64) Brian Copetand 12, Brian Hoover 12, Cooeland 8. Hastings 9, Templelon 8, J. Hoover 4, Stamps 5, West 2, Way 2, Phillips 2. TROUSDALE CO. (31) Ferguson 2, Spot 8.

Calhoun 2, Jonnson 6, Burnly 2. Robinson 2, Holder i. Benlley 4. Haitfime: 35-18, Monterey. Three-poinl goals: Monterey I.

Trousdale Co. I. Girls championship MONTEREY (43) Snerri Wells 24, April Sullivan 17, Sissy Stewart 15, HargiS 2, Dodson 2, Lane 2. Murphy I. AT TROUSDALE CO.

(44) Angela Davis 18, Gregory 8, Vaughn 4, Robinson Longford 7, Hinkie 2. Halftime: 25-22, Monterey. Three-poinl goals: Trousdale Co. 4, Monterey 0. Boys championship HUME-FOGG (99) Trey Suddeth 14, Rodney Ford 17, Hovl King 16, Aln Williams 10, Troy Griffin 10, Scolt Heday 11, Thomas 6, Birdsong 5, Penninglon 5, Mason 5 MARTIN LUTHER KING (48) Kendall Sawyers 26, Tremble 9, Copeund 4, Marks 9, Webb 0.

Halftime: S4-23, Hume Fogg. Three-poinl goals: Hume-Fogg 1, Marlin Luther King 0. Al-toumament Girts: Antkxh Adrea Stone; Hume-Fogg Jeniffer Long; Trousdale Co -Debbie Robinson, Angela Davis. Momerey-April Sullivan, Snerry Wells (Musi Valuable-Player). Boy Monterey Brian Copeland; Trousdaie Co-Troy Calhoun; Martin Luther King Kendall Sawyers, Hume-Fogg-Trey Suddeth, James Thomas, Roflne Ford (Most Valuable Raver).

Vol State Conference At Vol Stole Communrtv Cotene Yesterday's resutts Girls quarterfinal SPRINGFIELD (60) Choate 6, Jennifer Hinkie 14, Tina Taylor 12. Crissv Herring 12, Hubbard 8. Baker 8 EAST ROBERTSON (47) Christina Sneed 22, Stark 6, Wheels 4, Dalton 4, Redferin 2, Oowten Henry 4, Jones 4. Hailtime: 32-15, Springfield. Three-point goals: Springfield 2, East Robertson 0 Bovs Quarterfinal RED BOILING SPRINGS (64) Anderson 6, Owens 9.

Chad RiHy 16, Nicky Rmenberry II, Ricky Spivev 17 WESTMORELAND (58) Glenn Tuttle 22, Perry 4, Woodard 5, Varx Tutte 15, Sam Freeman 12. Hailtime: 27-26, Red Boiling Springs. Three-poinl goals: Red Bonmg 6, Westmoreland 3. Girts quartoHifUl UPPERMAN (43) Jones 3, Nissa Tavlor 10, Penny Judd 17. Mindy Greer 10, Snanks Ashburn 2 JO BYRNS (31) April Gardner 20, Roberson 9, Sluard 8.

Butler Gamble 0. Halflime: 11-17, Upperman. Three-point goals Jo Bvrns I. Upperman 0. Gifts Quarterfinal MACON CO.

(86) Paul Denson 10, Overton 3, Jody Bentley 24, Greg Austin 12, Barry Poiston 12, Hall 2. Driver 5, Shoulders I. Bulier 2, Shrum 7, Wright I SMITH CO. (59) Quincv Seav 10. Jackie Rick 15, Paschol 8, Gregory 3, Chris Crow 14, Marlin 2.

Apple 7. Hailtime: 46-21, Macon Co. Three-poinl goals Macon Co 3. Co. 8.

Today's games 5 00Macon Co. vs. Weitmoretand, girls semifinal 6 10-Spring'ie'd vs. East Robertson, bovs semiiir 8 OO-Sorin-jheld vs Upperman. girls semrfiral 9.30 Red Bj'iing Springs vs.

Smim buts outside gunning helped Brentwood capture the coasolation win over Fairview(iK-49. Hartsville Invitational: Six double-figure scorers paced Hume-Fogg over John Pierce, f-nendship Christian-Bill Benlley, Michael Green, DeKalb Co. Tracv Copimger Hunters Lane Classic At Hunters Lane High School Girls DICKSON CO. (47) Mary Smith 19, Luri Kirby 10, Be'ker 8. Vaughn 6.

C.Smilh. HENOERSONVILLE (34) Aimee Smith 13. B'DO 8, Morrow 4, Sine 2, Wadsworth 3, Danville 4 Halflime: 27-19. Dickson Co. Three-point goals: Dickson Co.

3, Hendersonvilie 0 Bovs HENOERSONVILLE (78) Mark Ldfenbv 13. Brenl Cotnron Jell Oldham 10, l-uqua 9, Dewayne Dolson 16, Botes 4, Hines 5, Cooass 4 DICKSON CO. (71) Charles Tavx 74, Siatv 3. Edmondson 8, Drinnen 9. Wallace 6, Potter 4, Tuber-ville 4, Green 9, Kellv 4.

Halflime: 42-28, Hcnriersonviile. Three-point goals: Henrterwnviile 2, Dickson Co. 0 Girls CLARKSVILLE (73) Melissa A'kins 72, Welch 2, Poole 5, Tara Mosley 20, Felicia Sweat! 17, Ogburn 7. HUNTERS LANE (71) Jill Gregory 18, Angela Wilson 22. Nicole UPlon 10, Whilley 9, Murry 4, Fisher 6, Chance 2.

Hailtime: 31-24, Hunters Lane, End of regulation: 59-59. End of first overtime: 66-66, Three-point goals: Clarksville 4, Hunters Lane I Bovs CLARKSVILLE (74) Henry Thompson 35, Carlos Merriwealher 18, Greg Merriweafher 13, Carter 4, Holl 4. HUNTERS LANE (70) George Askew 13. Benny Word 13, Horton 2, Ken Carter 13, Jason Word 20, Nwani 9. Hailtime: 41-38.

Clarksville. End of regulation: 64-64. Three-poinl goals: Clarksville 2, Hunters Lane 0 Lady of the South Invitational At Allen Co. Scottsville, Ky. Al girts Yesterday's results FRANKLIN CO.

(73) Tobilt 8, Kim Fryer 10, Darline Gray 25, Shannie Grav 6, Laurie Winton 16, Floyd 6, Hardison 2, ALLEN COUNTY, KY. (56) Kirk 7, Barton 6, Patlv Vernon 15, Robinson 1, Angela Boards 13, Howell 8, Davis Birg 4. Halftime: 35-23, Franklin Co. Three-poinl goals: Franklin Co. 5, Allen Co.

1 Livingston Jaycee Invitational At Livingston Academy Yesterday's results Girls semifinal LIVINGSTON ACADEMY (88) Kim Ledbetfer 12, A.Adcock 12. L. Smith II, Brown 9. Maiwell 9, T. Melton 6, Davis 4, Hammock 8, While 3, B.

Smith 2, Rose 2, Soears 2, Quails 4. CELINA (37) Trica Fox 17, Arms 7, Scott 7, Masters 4, Roberts 2. Halftime: 32-14, Livingston Academy Three-Point goals: Livingston Academy I Bovs semifinal WHITE CO. (53) Griffin 14, J. Glass 12, R.

Maynord 10, Coonrod 4, Bonnan 6, Williams 4, Parker I. PICKET CO. (51) Eric Mitchell 14, D. Rector 13, Parrish 9, Slcvens 5, Regan 4, Smilh 4, Rich 2. Hailtime: 26-26.

Three-poinl goals: White Co. 1, Pickelt Co. 1. Today's games 630-White Co. vs.

Livingston Academy, girls championship 8 00 Livingston Academy vs. White bovs championship Manchester Kiwanis Invit. At Manchester High School Yesterday's results Girls consolation MOORE CO. (61)-Aiice Bedford Micneie Haynes 14, Gams 4, Scott 9, Vomer 5, Bono 4, Keuer 2. MANCHESTER (Sl)-Raechel Sain 18, Tracy BiacKburn 15, Gilmer 4, Woolen 4, Brandon 7, Rollins 2.

Hailtime: 37-30, Moore Co Three-poinl goals: Moor Co. Manchester I Bovs consotahon WARREN CO. (74) Gary Driver 18, Allen Moore 17, Tim Jennings II, Gary Cope 10, K. Martin 6, J. Martin, Rutedue 2, Hardcaslle 1 MOORE CO.

(55) Gary Eadv 20, Kevin Eadv 12, Rusty Ray 10, Gregory 7, McGowan 2, Grogan 2, Simmons 2. Halflime: 35-30, Warren Co. Three-poinl goals: Moore Co. 2. Warren Co.

I Girls championship WARREN CO. (43) Christie Caten 17, Jennifer Turner 10 Amy Tavlor 11, Moore 2, Tnaaton 3. CLARKRANGE (411 Janie GuHev 18, Tonya Kennedy II, Cravens 7, Oishmon 3, Hall 3. Halftime: 19-16, Warren Co. Three-point goats: Clarkrange 5.

Warren Co. 2 Bovs championship CLARKRANGE (74) Mne Buck 26, Kenneth Crouch 76. Richards 8. Roberts 9, Stuns 3. Shaver 2.

MANCHESTER (60) David Bryant 20, Chad Dannan 14. Eric Miller 13, Jackson 9, Maxwell 4. Halftime: 40-31, Clarkrange. Three-point goals: Ciamrange 6, Manchester 2 AU-tournament GUIs: Warren Co. Chnsiie Caten (Most Vaiuawe Piaverl, Amy Tavlor; Clarkrange Tonya Kennedy, Janie Gutfev; Manchester Rachel Sain, Moore Co.

All Pec'ord. Bow Clarxrange-Mixe Buck (Most Valuable Player), Kenneth Crouch: Manchester David Brvani, Chad Dunhan; Warren Co. Gary Driver; Moore Co-Gary Eadv. Middle Tenn. Invitational At Lebanon High School Yesterday's results Girts semninai LEBANON (4SI Tab tna Revnuids 12.

Amy A entl IU, Lnambers 5, Dillegard 2, Macon 4, Hallums 3, McC I'liprn 9 MOUNT JULIET (40) Amanda Butler 16, Lokey 2, Evans 2, 4, Bowman 5, Towns 3, Woods 8. Hailtime: 20-18, Lebanon. Three-poinl goals: Lebanon 4. Mount Juliet Bovs semifinal GLENCLIFF (70) Steve Harney 14, Kevin Choate 10. Wavne Tucker 15, Bulch Hines 21, Coleman 9, Russell I MOUNT JULIET (44) Jobv Homeslev 14, Lance Tavlor 19, David Wheeler 17, Pennington 6, Davis 6, Coooer 2.

Haltime: 33-30 Glencliff. Three-point goals: Glencliff 4, Mount Julie! 2 Girls semifinal BEECH (58) KriMi Cusbenberry 12, Chnstr Brown 20, Heidi Gleason 13, Cnandra Dvcus 10, Scott I. Frev 7. GLENCLIFF (41) Carolyn Aktridge 15, Titfany Wilson 14. Crawiev 4, Lavender 4, Martin 4 Hailtime 36-14, Beech.

Three-point goals: Glencliff 4, Beech 0 Boys semifinal MURFREESBORO OAKLAND (73) Terrence Hughes 24, Darrell Hughes 15, Kelvin Matthews 13, Lyons 9, Adams 5, Maiors 5, Caruthers 2. TULLAHOMA (68) Marcus Harrell 18, Bill Marshall 16, Nick Sliellon II, Beam 9, London 7, Hollis 5, Shaw Hailtime: 46-30, Oakland. Three-point goals: Tullahoma 3, Murf. Oakland 3 Today's games 1 00-Lebanon vs. Beech, girls championship Glencliff vs.

Murf. Oakland, bovs championship Mr. Gattis' Invitational At Franklin High School Yesterday's results Girls consolation FRANKLIN (52) Tncia Sisson 23, Bianton 7, Whitenurst 1, Howell 6, Slarnes 6, Peach 2, McNstt 1, Cooksev 4. Church 2. FAIRVIEW (32) Meian'e Lowrance 12, S'arkev 4, Inman 7, Morion 3, Langlord 2, Meadows Toltv 3 Halflime: 18-8, Franklin.

Three-point goals: Franklin Fairview 2. Bovs consolation BRENTWOOD (68) Phil Cable 13, Terry Crowley 11, Scolt Day 12, Boutin 6, Williams 2, Howell 6. Jenkins 2, Liggett 3, Baxfer 6, Brooks 2, Johnson 2. Hill 3. FAIRVIEW (49) David Fann 13, Tony Neill 16, Moore 5, Paul Peterson II, Stinson 4.

Hailtime; 34-16, Brentwood. Three-point goals: Brentwood 4, Fairview 3. Girls championship AT BRENTWOOD (68) Christy Halburt 12, Janet fnehuron 10, Alice Miles 14, Jennifer Ellsworth 15, llre 2, Voiuht 4, Carter Dankesreiler 6, Sparks 4. PAGE (58) Ferguson 9, Becky Knight 19, Saliey Giddens 13, Lindsey 4, Goins 7, Parsons 4, Guttowskv 2. ilftime- 32-26 Brentwood.

Three-point goals: none. Boys championship FRANKLIN (72) Jay Johnson 12, erown 8. Bnjehi 2, Kevin Angland 25, Greg Hamilton 11, Chan Workman 10, Griusbev 4. PAGE (62) Reginald Riddtev 14. Tim Fitigerald 16, Burns 4.

Murry 9, Pope 9, James Skinner 10. Halflime: 30-i7, Franklin. Three-point goals: Page 4, Franklin 0. Hall1 32-24 Brentwood. Three-poinl goals: none.

Al-tournament Girts: Brentwood-Jennifer Eilsworth (Most Valuable Player), Chrisly Halberl, Jane! Mehuron, Alice Miles; Fairview Leslie Inman, Melange Lowrance; Franklin Trish Sisson; Page Ferguson, Sally Giddens, Becky Knight. Boys: Franklin Kevin Angland (Most Valuable Raver), Chan Workman, Jay Jonnson, Gregg Hamilton, Brentwood Phil Caole; Fairview Tony NeiH, David Fann; Page Reginald Ridley, Chris Burns, Tim Filzpalnck Nashville Christian Classic At Nashvile Christian School Albovs Yesterday's results PORTLAND (99) Jenkins 8, Cross 8, Hunter 8. Mike Denning 26. Allen Gentry 27, Sprinkles 2, Rodney Craotree 14, Briiev 2, Bruce 4. WHITE HOUSE (80) Jeff Burrow 23, Latimer 4, Ken Duty 17, Bruce Mennick 18, Clint Palana 12, Munsev 4, 55-25, Portland.

Three-point goals: Portland White House 11. BATTLE GROUND ACADEMY (77) Keith Jones 10, Chad Jewell 13, Jones 4, Billy Vanlandingham 28, Hiilie Hiilenmever 14, Springer 6 NASHVILLE CHRISTIAN (72) Jim Edmondson 15, sieve Hav 18, Joe Dan Thompson 10, Chris Kemp 21, Ma'iin 4 Shelton 6, Stivers 3. Hailtime 36-35, Battle Ground Academy. Three-point goals: Nashville Christian 5, Battle Ground Academy 3. Al-toumament White House-Ken Duly; Portland-Alw Genlrv.

Neville Christian Steve Hav, Jim Bill Edmondson; baitie Ground Academy-Brandon Jones, Billy Vanlandingham (Most Valuable Player). Northwest Civitan Invitational At Whites Creek H4h School Yesterday's results Girls semifinal CANNON CO. (75) Sandy Haiel 10, Catherine Reed 10, Kara Soioman 14, Todd 4, Reggie King 12, Julie Powell 70. Osmenl 2, Smilhson 3. HILLSBORO (46) Grubb 6, China Marin 15, James 4, Roogers 4.

Houston 8, Westmorland 2, Boie-iack 2 Ashwood I. Hurl 2. Halftime 28-78 Three-point goals' I. Cannon Co. 0.

Bovs semifinal AT MAPLEWOOD (72) Rucker 8, Larry Wood 14, Wa 'er Whitworth 30. David Sjrtfle'h lj, works 4 HOPKINSVILLE (Ky.) UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS (64! Jonothon Watuns 16, Mike Hansen 15, Seige I AriuM 6, 5. Snuuse 2, Whi'e 2 "We just want to see progress each game and, except for one step backward at Coastal Carolina, we've done that." One of Tech's three wins this season came against Samford in Tech's aome opener at Cookeville, Tenn. Tech led by 15 points but had to fight off a Samford rally late in the game and ended up winning by two points. "I was tickled to death when we were leading by 15 at the half," said Deaton, "because Samford had just come of a victory at Tennessee State.

They wore TSU out and almost got us." capture opener len. Tandreia Green's basket at 2:18 made it 75-67 and Combs scored two seconds later when she stole Oregon's inbounds pass and hit a layup. Green and Susie Starks added 12 points each for the Lady Hilltoppers, 8-1. Ttimessean News Scnices BIRMINGHAM, Ala Tennessee Tech, a struggling basketball team which continues to improve wit it every game, visits Samford to-nignt for a non-conference contest at 7:30. Tech, 3-6, is coming off a 68-67 victory over Alaska-Anchorage in the consolation round of the UNLV Resel Roundup.

"We still have a lot of work ahead of is before the Ohio Valley Conference schedule starts," said Tech Coach Tom Deaton, "but the win over Alaska-Anchorage was a confidence-building win. Western women KEW YORK (AP) Brigette Co; libs scored 1 7 points and snuffed out a late Oregon rally with a steal an layup last night as 1 3th-ranked Western Kentucky women beat Oregon 83-71 in a first-round of the Cahill Classic. Oregon, down 42-26 at the half, cut Western Kentucky's lead to 73-67 with 2:40 to play on a jumper by Brooke Al Sounds seek broader radio range Nashville Sounds president Larry Schmittou said yesterday that he is negotiating with radio stations other than WSIX to carry the American Association baseball team's games in 1988. "We would like to get on a station with a stronger signal or get a network system that would cover the 100 mile radius of our ballpark," Schmittou said. "At one time, we had 13 stations on our network, and it was during those days that we had our best attendance." WSIX has carried Sounds games for the past three years.

Last season, Duncan Stewart, the station's sports director, was the color analyst at home games for play-by-play announcer Bob Jamison. uOti iAl.