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THE PALM BEACH POST THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2001 Today's forecast Under 10 IS3 40s 50s 60s 70s C3s "if 'Jacksonville 6134 Seattle srv 4231 Tallahassee 6433 ST. LUCIE COUNTY Fort Pierce 7153 I TODAY Oriando 6846 Mostly sunny and pleasant. High 73 Low 56 Tampa 6844 Ottawa ,3432 Bcise "V-. rVx 1' Toronto Boston Okeechobee-- 7254 4630 1 Ciiic.tt(j Fort MARTIN COUNTY Indiantown 7455 i1 322 Oniana 4Js4 New YSm Fort Myers 7248 Lauderdale 7658 Miami 4633; fRIDAt Mostly sunny skies and mild. High 73 Low 60 Cincinnati i 7V5B Us Vegas :26 I lo i 683 WasliifJjrtoi D.C.

4S.4J., PALM BEACH COUNTY ft I Portend I Port I St Lucie I 7254 i Stuart I 7355 San I Francisco 1 fr a. Louis 1 I Jupiter mJ Belle Glade 7456 7346 Ik 7456 Mallinotnn Wad w-A Fairbanks -6-8 Dias. Y' NATIONAL EXTREMES HIGH: Homestead. at 81 LOW: Gunnison, at -15 Palm Sis' i 7455 Mild and mostly sunny. High 75 Low 65 Beach 7356 1 Hono.ulUXr HJ ae14 Boynton Beach 7558 SHOT Beach Delray Beach 7356 Juneaux 3230 7558 Boca Raton SUNDAY Mostly sunny skies.

High 77 Low 62 KEY Legend: s-sunny, pe-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, l-ice, r-rain, t-thunderstorms, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, clr-clear, w-windy. 7558 I' Forecasts for noon today; all maps and data provided by Weather Central, Inc. 2001 WEDNESDAY TODAY WEDNESDAY TODAY HI Lo Pep HI LoWea HI Lo Pep HI LoWea WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY TODAY Cold Warm Stationany wm mm Rain TStorms Snow 3-CAY FC2XAST HI Pep FRIDAY HI Lo Wea 65-6836-40s 69-7541-47s 72-7748-61s 74-7862-65s SATURDAY HI Lo Wea 66-7135-42pc 72- 7743-49s 73- 7850-61s 77-8062-65s TODAY HI Lo Wea 64-6935-39s 70- 744O46S 71- 7647-62s 75-7863-66s AREA North Florida Central South Florida Florida Keys 0 HI Lo Wea 6951s' 7455s 6643s 7658s 7248s 6336s 7658s 7455s 6134s 7565s 6747s 6850s 7758s 7453s 6534s 6846s 6436s 6848s 6433s 6844s 7152s 44350.00 49220.00 60280.00 61370.00 53390.00 62420.00 52310.00 45230.00 63370.00 3200.00 42330.02 47350.00 68560.00 47370.00 38320.00 31220.00 69410.00 57280.00 61320.00 46160.00 37370.16 50310.00 48340.02 45130.00 65360.00 Cocoa Beach Coral Spring Daytona Fort Laud. FbrtMyers Gainesville Hollywood Homestead Jacksonville Key West Lakeland Melbourne Miami Beach Naples Ocaia Orlando Pensacola Sarasota Tallahassee Tampa Vera Beach 74620.00 nahana 72480.00 80650.00 73550.00 68410.00 80640.00 81660.00 69420.00 78700.00 72470.00 76500.00 80670.00 73570.00 68430.00 71490.00 68460.00 74490.00 69380.00 73550.00 78460.00 WEDNESDAY Hi Lo Pep 31190.00 31270.38 2100.00 31250.09 31260.55 36270.01 37320.00 31250.00 1650.00 44330.02 47400.00 TODAY HI Lo Wea 187pc 3023c 219pc 3018sn 3627sn 3425sn 3432sn 3225sn 199pc 3734sn 4128s 12-6S Albany Albuquerque Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Billings Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burlington Caribou Charleston, SC Charleston, WV Charlotte Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland I Colorado Spgs. Columbia, sq Columbus, OH Concord, NH Dallas Dayton Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth Calgan Charl'town Edmonton Fredericton Halifax Montreal Ottawa Quebec City Regina Toronto Vancouver Winnipeg O50 Good, 51-100 Moderate, 101-200 Unhealthful, 201-300 Very Unhealthful, 301 Hazardous.

POLLUTION INDEX: 32, good, caused by particulate matter. POLLEN INDEX: 18, low. Cause: grass and trees. MOLDS: 2300, low. 24-hour air quality recording, 355-3962 CONDETJOIjfVtSfiESKAYj Through 8 p.m.

at West Palm Beach TEMPERATURES High 77 Qyy 59 Record High (1989)' .88 Record Low (1981) 39" Surf temperature 75 RAINFALL Wednesday 0.00" Month to date 1.63" Normal month to date 1.64" Year to date 65.58" Normal year to date 59.90" Lake Okeechobee water level 14.83 ft.Average 13.86 ft. 3824sn 5329s 1614c 4726s 5534s 4732pc 6438s 4730pc 3518c 5830s 3112pc 3925sn 4630sh 7657s 3324sn 3522sn 2715sn 6235s 4027pc 5529s 4925pc 3822s 4126s 3729sn 5925s 6030s 3726pc 3824sn 6243s 3725s 5526s 4227s 3623c 2812pc 6335s -6-8C 2411pc 3823s 5529s 4325sh 2912c 8170s 6439s 4125s 58410.00 28110.03 42330.00 54340.00 55320.02 55390.00 71460.00 53350.01 50420.00 36330.13 38230.00 68440.00 54340.00 70470.00 50440.00 51410.00 59360.00 48330.00 41230.01 39360.03 52400.00 74420.00 50300.00 41260.00 46410.03 48330.00 62310.00 50120.00 54290.00 57310.00 42360.00 32160.00 66440.00 71470.00 61460.00 37340.10 42330.11 38150.00 35280.05 47350.12 45300.00 75350.00 50370.00 53370.00 5729s 3220sn 5235s 5838pc 4325s 5433s 6146c 4526s 5332s 3623s 3118s 5933s 5128s 6141s 4633sh 4732sh 5435s 5737s 4524s 4326s 4629pc 7346s 3627sn 3623sn 4433sh 4529sh 5329s 4123pc 4022sn 5128s 4931s 3825c 6538s 6047pc 5342sh 3018sn 4231pc 3821pc 3223c 3625sn 5231s 7542s 5731s 4831pc Jackson, MS Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Lexington Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Milwaukee Minneapolis Mobile Nashville New Orleans New York Newark Norfolk Oklahoma City Omaha Peoria Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland, ME Portland, OR Providence Raleigh Rapid City Reno Richmond St. Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio San Diego San Francisco St. Ste. Marie Seattle Sioux Falls Spokane Syracuse Topeka Tucson Tulsa Washington 8674 4128 4533 7159 8878 8875 4628 3017 4838 3217 3524 7564 6853 9272 7761 6844 8573 8674 4229 3928 3422 8675 8564 207 6656 3725 8975 5235 8466 8766 8874 8574 7362 5441 4435 4626 8876 7243 6-5 3420 8467 2919 8777 4027 8876 8469 7854 4533 8675 3119 2718 8167 5638 4233 3522 3218 Acapulco Amsterdam Athens Auckland Bangkok Barbados Barcelona Beijing Beirut Belgrade Berlin Bermuda Bogota Bombay Buenos Aires Cairo Cancun Caracas Dublin Edinburgh Geneva Guam Havana Helsinki Hong Kong Istanbul Jakarta Jerusalem Johannesburg Karachi Kingston Lagos Lima Lisbon London Madrid Manila Mexico City Moscow Munich Nassau Oslo Panama City Paris Port au Prince Rio Riyadh Rome San Juan Seoul Stockholm Sydney Tel Aviv Tokyo Vienna Warsaw FRIDAY TODAY TIDES HIGH LOW sUN AND MOON 1 CD First Full Last New Dec.

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p.m. 11:57 51320.00 40320.00 55430.00 49350.00 50200.00 39250.00 43340.07 30160.00 58280.00 30120.00 44340.02 59350.00 47370.00 43230.00 82730.01 63460.00 46350.00 7:18 6:48 7:07 9:14 8:19 6:52 6:52 12:15 12:43 6:38 12:22 6:08 12:30 12:58 6:27 1:43 2:11 8:34 1:02 1:30 7:39 12:13 6:12 12:06 12:34 6:12 6:28 5:58 6:17 8:24 7:29 6:02 6:02 5:49 5:19 5:38 7:45 6:50 5:23 5:23 Palm Beach Inlet Palm Beach Ocean Jupiter Inlet Boynton Inlet Boca Raton Inlet St. Lucie Fort Pierce Inlet 11:36 11:54 12:12 12:52 1:25 12:11 12:44 11:27 11:45 11:48 El Paso Fairbanks Fargo Ft. Wayne Greenville, SC Hartford Helena Honolulu Houston Indianapolis THU FBI SAT Sunrise 7:04 a.m. 7:05 a.m.

7:05 a.m. Sunset 5:32 p.m. 5:32 p.m. 5:33 p.m. Moonrise 11:28 a.m.

12:32 p.m. Moonset 10:53 p.m. 11:44 p.m. SEA CONDITIONS HEAT TIME TEMP INDEX WIND HUM 6pm 69 70 W6 76 7pm 69 70 W5 73 8pm 67 68 NW6 81 9pm 66 67 N3 84 10pm 66 67 N9 81 11pm 65 64 Calm 68 Midnight 62 61 N3 78 lam 62 61 Calm 75 2am 60 59 Calm 81 3am 59 58 Calm 87 4am 60 60 Calm 87 5am 59 59 NW3 90 6am 59 59 Calm 93 7am 59 59 Calm 93 8am 61 61 Calm 90 9am 67 68 NW3 78 10am 73 74 Calm 66 11am 75 79 SE7 69 Noon 76 79 S8 69 lpm 76 79 S6 69 2pm 76 79 W12 69 3pm 76 79 W9 66 4pm 77 80 W8 64 5pm 74 74 W9 62 SPEED 15-20 15-20 15-20 15-20 FORECAST Lake Okeechobee St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Jupiter Inlet to Key Largo Key Largo to Dry Tortugas WIND 1-2 ft.

5-7 ft. 4-6 ft. Moderate chop Choppy Choppy Choppy 4-6 ft. Today's rating 4, which Is km. Burning will occur after the highlighted exposure.

For 24-hour weather updates, turntoGoPBI.com Live radar Hear forecasts Ltt 1 SOLUNAR TABLES AM DAY MIN MAJ MIN MAJ Thursday 9:56 3:45 10:18 4:07 Friday 10:43 4:32 11:04 4:53 Saturday 11:26 5:16 11:46 5:36 Fish and game seem to be more active at certain times during the lunar penod. The major periods last 1 12 to 2 hours after the time listed. Minor periods are shorter. VERY UGH I UGH I MODERATE I LOW MMMAl UGHT 4to6 7to8.5 10D12 156)20 30 SKM minutes minutes minutes mrules minutes DARK tessrhanao 30B40 50to60 751090 2 hare SKM mrxJtes mnutes minutes minutes niL, -1 from NEWS 12 chief UzLL meteorologist John Matthews 2-m Helm leads Jupiter rebirth Results Boys basketball Benjamin's Buckman off to perfect start Soccer notebook Wrestling notebook Wednesday's results Glades Day 54, Yeshiva 35 GLADES DAY (6-1) Wade 1 00 2, Brown 0 00 0. Garcia 0 OO 0, Sanchez 11 0-1 23, Wingate 2 0-0 4, Thomas 4 2-2 10, Garrett 0 OO 0, Echenique 0 00 0, Roque 2 OO 4, Markham 1 0-2 3, Harrison 4 OO 8.

Totals 25 2-5 54. YESHIVA (4-4) Lamet 1 00 3, A. Mann 0 0-0 0, S. Mann 0 OO 0, Smol-ley 1 OO 2, Seif 0 1-2 1, Reisel 3 00 7, Cohen 3 2-6 9, Stander 0 0-0 0, Krasna 3 1-3 7, Moskowitz 3 00 6, E. Mann 0 0-0 0, Jacobovitz 0 OO 0.

To- tals 14 4-11 35. 12 11 17 1454 7 12 12 435 Glades Day Yeshiva 20 in the all-classifications rankings. Look for the Cobras to rise in the rankings. Class 2A is extremely tough, however, with traditional powers Brandon, St Thomas Aquinas and Flagler-Palm Coast among the state's best teams. Perfect 10s: Fort Pierce Central has five wrestlers who are unbeaten, including four with 10-0 records Delrico Cho- help from the Panthers' junior varsity.

Dwyer freshman Shane Monroe was promoted to the varsity, but the Panthers didn't know just how much the 5-foot4 forward would be able to contribute. After just four games, Monroe leads the Panthers in scoring with five goals and two assists. "It's been pretty tough, but my team and my coaches have been helping me adjust and supporting me," Monroe said. It didn't take long for Monroe to show the Panthers that he would be an asset to the team. He scored two goals in Dwyer's 5-3 victory vs.

Fort Pierce-Central last week. "That was pretty exciting because I had no idea how I'd do," he said. "I though that I'd do OK, but I had no idea I'd do this good. The game is a lot different between JV and varsity. In varsity, you have to move the ball a lot quicker." marcusnelsonpbpost.com By Marcus Nelson Palm Beach Post Staff Writer The Jupiter boys soccer team 1 wasn't fazed when it started the by losing to two of its biggest rivals, William T.

Dwyer and Palm Beach Gardens. The Warriors, who only have three seniors on their roster, knew they still were in the maturing process during those games. "Those are our rivals, but winning wasn't the priority," said coach Chris Rue. "It more a matter of jelling." Undaunted by its 0-2 start, Jupiter knew quality victories would come. However, the Warriors may not have anticipated that three of those victories would come in a seven-day span, but that's exactly what happened.

Jupiter defeated Palm Beach Lakes 64 on Dec. 10; upset Sun-- coast 2-0 on Friday; and complet-'ed its wild week by defeating ''Wellington 2-1 on Monday. Jupiter is 6-0-1 in its past sev- Three-point goals: GD Sanchez, Markham; YESH Lamet, Reisel, Cohen. N. Lauderdale 103, Boca Prep 49 NORTH LAUDERDALE ACADEMY (9-2) Hoggins 14, Lewis 2, James 25, Obida 10, Felix 20.

Jackson 3, Robinson 17, Mack 2, Francis 2, Guthrie 2, Barker 6. Totals 46 8 103. BOCA PREP (6-7) Phillips 8, Porter 12, Gholoni 12, Cook 9, Sance 4, Burrett 4, Sperry 0, Rubenstin 0, Schulz 0, Boojdes OOO. Totals 18 10 49. en games.

"I think they knew all along that we would be competitive because we have players, and now we're there," Rue said. The Warriors are led by junior Drew Helm, who has 14 goals and five assists. Helm, who scored five goals vs. Palm Beach Lakes, is back playing soccer this year after taking last season off to play basketball. "He's a heck of an athlete and soccer has been his main passion, but he wanted to take a year off last year," Rue said.

"He took his year and I think he realized that soccer might be the thing for him to do if he was going to concentrate and get really, really good at it. He's done a very good job this year." Dwyer's JV phenom: When the William T. Dwyer boys soccer team was hit hard by injuries, the Panthers had to look for atac H1Q nnnnrlc) Tarni Mnnran 14 30 30 29103 19 13 3 1449 N. Lauderdale Boca Prep (125), Bobby Ledbetter (145) and Clyde Mitchell (152). Eddie Keyes, who wrestles at 189 pounds, is 9-0.

Eight of Morgan's wins have been by pin, and Ledbetter has seven pins. Morgan also leads the team with 33 takedowns, followed by Mitchell with 32. Fort Pierce Central is 6-0 in dual matches and has won the Martin County Duals and Big Lake Classic tournaments. Port St. Lucie's A.

J. Rinaldi is enjoying an outstanding season. Rinaldi, who last weekend won the 215-oound title with a mainr The Palm Beach Post will highlight winter sports Tuesday through Friday with news, notes and quotes about high school athletes, coaches and teams. By Steve Dorsey Palm Beach Post Staff Writer Benjamin junior Nick Buck-man has not been in the area long, but he's quickly earning attention. Buckman, who wrestles at 160 pounds, has won all six of his matches by pin this season, all in the first period.

He won his division at the Jacksonville-Episcopal tournament two weekends ago. Buckman has an impressive resume, having won the 152-pound title at the Large School League Championship last season while wrestling for Long-wood High in New York, the alma mater of Olympian Kerry McCoy. Buckman was selected the outstanding wrestler in five tournaments last season before moving to South Florida with his family. His six pins to start this season are no real surprise, though, because he recorded a 37-second pin in his first varsity match when he was an eighth-grader. His next competition is not until the Hendry County tournament Jan.

5 at Clewiston. Wellington cracks state rankings: Wellington's strong showing at the start of the season has vaulted the Wolverines into the Floridakids.net Top 25 rankings for all classifications. Wellington, which is ranked No. 25, finished fourth at the Santaluces tournament last weekend behind No. 5-ranked Fort Lauderdale-St.

Thomas Aquinas, No. 22 Palm Bay and No. 19 Homestead-South Dade, all of which have very strong programs. Wellington is ranked No. 11 in the Class 3A rankings, with Santaluces No.

16, Olympic Heights No. 20 and Martin County No. 21. Royal Palm Beach is ranked No. 25 in the 3A rankings.

Fort Pierce Central, which is ranked No. 7 in Class 2A, is No. Three-point goals: James, Obida, Robinson, Porter, Gholoni. Girls basketball Wednesday's results Centennial 77, Lincoln Pk. Ac.

47 LINCOLN PARK ACADEMY (9-2) Smith 0 OO 0, Long 1 OO 2, Denson 7 04 14, Ball 7 2-6 16, Magloire 0 00 0, Phillips 13-4 5, Fenn 4 Ol 8, Tuclur 0 2-5 2. Totals 20 7-20 47. CENTENNIAL (102) Grimsley 5 2-2 13, Nieb 10-0 3, Whitehead 0 0-0 0, Smith 2 OO 4, Beauchampf 0 00 0. Neal 9 2-6 22, Davis 10 7-10 27, Gillem 4 Ol 6, Scott 0 OO 0, Dewey 1 0-1 2. Totals 31 11-20 77.

Lincoln Park 6 20 11 1047 Centennial 19 18 18 2277 Three-point goals: CEN Grimsley. JV: Centennial 32, Lincoln Park 26. Glades Day 52, Yeshiva 29 GLADES DAY (7-5) J. Paez 5-2-12, Browder 36, Barhoush 7-1-15, Payret 1-0-2, Markham 2-04, Duce 0-00, J. Armas 2-04, A.

Armas OOO, C. Paez 4-1-9. Totals 244-52. YESHIVA (3-3) Turesky 2-5-9, Kastzl 4-1-9, Seligman OOO, Hoch-baum 1-0-2, Pritzker 3-1-7, Struhl 1-0-2. Totals 11-7-29.

Centennial wins battle of ranked girls teams ucwaiwii in nit miaia ui iwc Odll- taluces Christmas tournament, is 13-0 and has nine pins for the Jaguars, who are 2-0 in duals. Other unbeaten wrestlers with double-digit wins include William T. Dwyer's Shamus O'Brien (11-0 at 135 pounds), Wellington's Sean McAleney (10-0 at 135) and Palm Beach Gardens' Ken Prophete (10-0 at 189). This week's rankings: 103: 1. Henry Her- Palm Beach Post Staff Reports FORT PIERCE Senior La-wana Davis had 27 points and 15 rebounds to lead Centennial to a 7747 rout of Lincoln Park Academy in a girls basketball game Wednesday.

10 11 20 1152 0 6 10 1329 Glades Day Yeshiva rera (SR), 2. Pat Seidel (PSL), 3. Mitchell Tan- Area players, coach named to Fla. team Palm Beach Post Staff Reports An area coach and three players have been selected to represent Florida in the annual FloridaGeorgia All-Star Football Game. Palm Beach Gardens linebacker Earl Newby, William T.

Dwyer cor-nerback Jerramy Scott and Glades Central lineman John Miller were selected to play, while Gardens head coach Tim Tharp will be an assistant on the team. The game, which traditionally is played in the summer, will be played at 4 p.m. on Dec. 29 at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. Three-point goals: none.

Boca Prep 40, N. Lauderdale 25 NORTH LAUDERDALE ACADEMY (4-9) Thomes 0, Dunkel 18, Phipps 6, James 1, McClindon 0, Brightley 0. Totals 10 3 25. BOCA PREP (11-2) Michaud 5, Gonsaves 6, Solano 8. Gordon 17, Brogdon 4, Phillips 0, Steilholz 0.

Totals 15 10 40. North Lauderdale Academy 103, Boca Prep 49: The Lions led 19-14 after the first quarter before the visitors ran away with the contest BOYS SOCCER Okeechobee 2, John Carroll 1: Flavio Chavez and Mario Navarro each scored off assists by Robbie Bloom to lead the Brah-mans (2-9) past the Rams (74-2, No. 3 Post Top 10) in Fort Pierce. Gary Burley scored on an assist from Brad LePort for John Carroll's only goal. GIRLS SOCCER Pope John Paul 1, Cardinal Newman 1: Ashley Mannarino scored on an assist from Jena Stevens in the Eagles' (114-2) tie with the Crusaders (11-1-1, No.

4 Post Top 10) in Boca Raton. 3 4 7 1125 11 12 7 1040 N. Lauderdale Boca Prep Shaedavia Neal added points, and Albrey Grimsley had points and 12 rebounds for the Eagles (10-2, No. 4 Post Top JT 10). Laquita Ball led the Grey-r 'hounds (9-2, No.

6 Top 10) with 16 points. I gSBASKETBALL Glade Day 54, Yeshiva 35: 4 Junior guard Nick Sanchez had a game-high 23 points and four i assists, and Micah Thomas add- ed 10 points and nine rebounds -Vas the Gators (6-1) beat the vstorm (44) In Boca Raton. nenDaum (bUN); 112: l. (Jraig Masters (FPC), 2. Michael Persson (Suncoast), 3.

Sam Glucks-man (WELL); 119: 1. Delrico Choates (FPC), 2. Steve Bis (SR), 3. McAdams (LW); 125: 1. Terry Morgan (FPC), 2.

Joe Walker (RPB), 3. Paul Sit-vestri (WELL); 130: 1. Sean McAleney (WELL), 2. Courtney Goodwin (RPB), 3. Alex Jones (SR); 135: 1.

Shamus O'Brien (WTD), 2. Gordon Di-Battisto (WELL), 3. Jonny Miller (SUN), 140: 1. Keith Strotz (FPC), 2. T.

Jones (SR), 3. Barrile (MC); 145: 1. Bobby Ledbetter (FPC), 2. Herb Porter (RPB), 3. Milter Cenat (SR); 152: 1.

Clyde Mitchell (FPC), 2. Anthony Gaze (SANT), 3. Jason Chery (SR); 160: 1. Nick Buckman (BENJ), 2. Justin Bauer (WELL), 3.

Reni Johnson (SANT); 171: 1. Jonathan Fuller (WELL), 2. Billy Scarborough (OH); 189: 1. Ken Prophete (PBG), 2. Eddie Keyes (FPC), 3.

Wesley Palmer (WELL); 215: 1. A. J. Rinaldi (PSL), 2. Terry Sneed (RPB), 3.

David Pugliese (WELL); Hwt: 1. Bauer (JUP), 2. Brandon Ledbetter (FPC), Donovan Brown (SANT). stevedorseypbpost.com Three-point goals: Dunkel 2. Boys soccer Wednesday's results Okeechobee 2, John Carroll 1 Girls soccer Wednesday's results C.

Newman 1, Pope John Paul 1.