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2C Argus Leader, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Wednesday, April 1 7, 2002 www.argusleader.com SCOREBOARD WHAT'S AHEAD SPORTS Digest Home games shaded Today Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday 417 418 419 420 421 422 423 EPJ Megan Limoges 38, Renee Curry 46, Melissa Mau 49. Stephanie Jones 51 Dakota VaHey-Tiffany McSparran 56. Amy Wiener 58. Melissa Dillon 67, Katie Hobook 66 CENTRAL VALLEY TRIANGULAR GIRLS Team scores Milbank 401, West Central 414. Todd County 448 Milbank Atyssa Hystad 95.

Heather Loenrer 97, Erin Radermacner 100, Becky Upton 109. West Central-Shelby Pool 96, Missy Baker 98, Jenna Mystrom 102, Cara Uesinger 118. Todd County -Jade Herman 99, Lucy Peterson 1 1 1, Jess new 1 19, Talisa Prue 1 1 9. DEUBR0OK GOLF INVITE Tuesday at Deubrook GIRLS Team scores Deubrook 212, Castlewood 231 Medalist-Jenna Buckwalter (Lake Preston) 40. BOYS Team scores Deubrook 172.

Great Plains Lutheran 1 79, Lake Preston 1 84, Castlewood 191, Deubrook JV 208. Medalist-Justin Buckwalter (Lake Preston) 41 (won in playoff with Dan Knust and Shane Overby). Denver wj 7 p.m. Kansas Ciiy KarsasCSy Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland: Tampa Bay 7:05 a.m. 12:05 B.m 6:05 p.m.

1:05 p.m. 6:15 p.m. fj Trt-CSy 7:05 p.m. Ticket information Minnesota Timberwolves NBA Target Center 612-673-1600 Minnesota Twins MLB- Metrodome 1-800-33-TWINS Sioux Falls Storm NIFL-Sioux Falls Arena 332-4225 5. Ziegler-Seth Gibson def.

Aaron Rothen-berger-Jaime Wieme 10-8. Three singles matches were not completed due to weather. WOMEN SDSU 3, NORTHWESTERN 2 Singles Jen Tidwell (SDSU) def. Erica DeVries 6-3. 7-5; Tracy Scott (N) del.

Julie Jonson 5-3, 6-4; Laura Klinghamer (SDSU) det AHyson Dailey 6-2. 6-2. Doubles Beth Klemz-Theresa Maly (N) def. Sarah Everding-Kate Vanderwal 10-4; Klinghamer-Jonson def. Dailey -Cann Grassing 9-8.

Three singles matches and two doubles matches were not completed due to weather DORDTIUSFI Singles Dani Grebin(USF) def Molli Van-derkiok(Dordt) Maria Brasser (DorrJt) def Liz Harris (USF) Jodi Blauwkamp(Dordt) def Megan Dodds (USF) Shell! Halbersma(Dordt) def Ashley Hughes(USF) Kristi Sctiipper(Dordt)def Martina Peterson (USF) Lindsey Holsing (Dordt) def Catrina Wilson (USF) 6-1, 6-1. Doubles Vanderklok-BrasserDordt) def Grebin-Harris (USF) 10-8. Blauwkamp-Hal-bersma (Dordt) def Dodds-Peterson (USF) 10-1; Schipper-Viss(Dordt) def Hughes-Wilson (USF) 10-1. USF plays Dordt again on 4-17 at McKennan Park at 4:00. HIGH SCHOOL WASHINGTON 9, YANKTON 0 Tuesday In Yankton Singles Tom Jelsma (W) def.

Kevin Myer 6-0, 6-2; Matt Bittner (W) def. Casper-Sus-sa 4-6, 7-6, 6-3; Aaron Thomas (W) def. Ben Scholtz 6-, 6-1; Tim Erickson (W) def. Rajiv Sompalli 6-1, 6-2; Steve Holzwarth det. Travis Ekerin 6-1, 7-6.

Phil Magidson def. Cosmo Saunders 6-1, 6-0. Doubles Jelsma-Bittner def. Myer-Sussa 6-3, 6-2; Thomas-Erickson def. Scholtz-Sompalli 6-4, 6-4; Holzwarth-Magidson def.

Saunders-Jake Liudahi 6-4, 3-6, 6-2. Washington (3-3) is at Mitchell on Monday. MADISON 7, BRANDON VALLEY 2 Tuesday ki Madison Singles Paul Green (M) def. Jeremy Wehrkamp 6-2, 6-3; Eric Rodenbom (BV) def. Ryan Holt 6-3, 6-2; Tom Weismantel (M def.

Kyle Klein 6-4, 6-2; Chad Carman (m) def. Thomas Englebretson 5-7, 7-6, 7-5; Phil Rossing (BV) def. Jared Wire 6-4, 6-4; Dallas Tucker (M) def. Matt Hubbell 6-3. 6-2 Doubles Green-Holt def.

Roderbom-Englebrelson 6-4, 7-5; Weismantel-Carman def. Wehrkamp-Klein 6-4, 7-5; Wire-Tucker def. Rossing-Josh Herr 6-7, 6-1, 7-5. UNCOLN 9, BROOKINGS 0 Singles Andrew Krueger (L) def. Steve Binkley 6-1 6-3; Eric Sorenson (L) def.

Ihabi Daleweish Pete Sorenson def. Joey Kippley 6-0, 6-0; Luke Wilcox (I) def. J. fiy-nn 6-2, 6-2; John Cheever (L) def. Luke Frederick 6-2, 6-0; Ryan Gardner (L) def.

Wade Kippley 6-, 6-0. Doubles Krueger-E. Sorenson (L) def. Binkley-Daleweish 7-5, 6-0; P. Sorenson-Wilcox del.

J. Klppley-Flynn 6-2 6-1 Cheev-er-Gardner def. Frederick-Dustin Christian-son 7-5, 6-3. Lincoln (7-0) is at Brandon Valley on i I SPORTS ON THE AIR TODAY'S TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS Noon Baseball Atlanta Braves at N.Y. Mets ESPN 1:30 p.m.

Soccer U.S. vs. Ireland ESPN2 6 p.m. Hockey NHL: Vancouver at Detroit ESPN 6:30 p.m. Hockey NHL: Stanley Cup playoffs ESPN2 7 p.m.

Basketball NBA: Philadelphia vs. Indiana TNT 9 p.m. Baseball Seattle vs. Oakland ESPN 9:30 p.m. Hockey NHL: Phoenix at San Jose ESPN2 9:30 p.m.

Basketball NBA: Sacramento vs. LA. Lakers TBS TODAY'S RADIO HIGHLIGHTS 3 p.m. Talk Sports Talk with Craig and Mike KWSN-AM 1230 7 p.m. Baseball Minnesota Twins vs.

Kansas City Royals KSOO-AM 1140 TODAY COLLEGE BASEBALL Bnar Cliff at South Dakota State. 1:30 p.m. COLLEGE SOFTBALL South Dakota at Augustana. 4 p.m.; North Dakota State at South Dakota State. 3:30 p.m.; Sioux Falls at Mount Marty, 4 p.m.

WOMEN'S TENNIS DorrJt at Sioux Falls. 4 p.m., McKennan Park. MEN'S TENNIS Sioux Falls at 4 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL-AGE BASEBALL Watertown at Aberdeen, 5:30 p.m. THURSDAY COLLEGE BASEBALL Bnar Cirri at Soux Fans, 4 p.m..

Nelson Field. COLLEGE SOFTBALL Augustana at South Dakota, 4 p.m. BOYS TENNIS Lincoln at Brandon Valley, 4 p.m.; O'Gorman at Roosevelt, 4 p.m. GIRLS GOLF Lennox vs. Vermillion, site and time TBA.

HIGH SCHOOL TRACK O'Gorman at Roosevelt, 4 p.m.; Lennox Qualifier, 4 p.m., Howard Wood Field; Baltic and Dell Rapids St. Mary's at Hanson Invitational. 10:30 a.m. HIGH SCHOOL-AGE BASEBALL Brookings at O'Gorman, 5:30 p.m., SF Stadium; Roosevelt at Yankton, 5:30 p.m.; Washington at Lincoln, 5 p.m., Yankton Trail Park. FRIDAY COLLEGE SOFTBALL Dana at Sioux Falls.

4 p.m. GIRLS GOLF Roosevelt. Washington, Lincoln, O'Gorman, Lennox, West Central and Brandon Valley at Yankton Invitational, 10 Hillcrest. BOYSGIRLS GOLF Jesse James Invitational, 12:30 p.m., Gar-retson. WOMEN'SMEN'S TENNIS Sioux Falls at Midland Lutheran, 1:30 m.

MEN'S TENNIS Augustana at St. Cloud State at 12:30 p.m. and vs. Hamline at 4 at St. Cloud, Minn.

HIGH SCHOOL TRACK Washington at Pierre Legion Relays, 1 p.m.; West Central Booster Club Invitational, 4 p.m. COLLEGE TRACK Augustana, South Dakota and Sioux Falls at Sioux City Relays, 5 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL-AGE BASEBALL Aberdeen at Brandon Valley, 6 p.m. SATURDAY COLLEGE BASEBALL Augustana at North Dakota, 1 p.m.; South Dakota State at North Dakota State, 1 :30 p.m.; South Dakota at Momingside, 1:30 p.m.; Nebraska Wesleyait at Sioux Falls, 1 p.m., SF Stadium. COLLEGE SOFTBALL Augustana.

South Dakota and South Dakota State at NCC North South tourney, SL Cloud. Concordia at Sioux Falls, 2 p.m. GIRLS GOLF Brandon Valley at Huron Invitational, 9:30 a.m. BOYS TENNIS Roosevelt at Brookings, noon. WOMEN'SMEN'S TENNIS South Dakota State at St.

Cloud State; Sioux Falls at Concordia (Neb.) at 9:30 a.m. and vs. Doane at 12:30 p.m. in Lincoln, Neb. HIGH SCHOOL TRACK O'Gorman and Roosevelt at Com Palace Relays, 9 a.m., Mitchell; Lincoln at Sioux City Relays, 8 a.m., Roberts Stadium; Dell Rapids atFlandreau Invitational, 11 a.m.; Jesse James Invitational.

9:30 a.m., Brandon. COLLEGE TRACK Augustana, South Dakota and Sioux Falls at Sioux City Relays, 8:30 a m. HIGH SCHOOL-AGE BASEBALL Brookings at Roosevelt, 1 p.m., Nelson Field. SUNDAY COLLEGE BASEBALL Momingside at South Dakota, 1:30 p.m.; Augustana at North Dakota State. 1:30 p.m.; South Dakota State at North Dakota, 1:30 p.m.

COLLEGE SOFTBALL Augustana. South Dakota and South Dakota State at NCC North South tourney. St. Cloud. Minn.

HIGH SCHOOL-AGE BASEBALL Yankton at Watertown, 1 p.m., Brandon; Aberdeen at O'Gorman, 1 p.m., SF Stadium. REGIONAL Stampede's Vanek named all-USHL Stampede forward Thomas Vanek, who set franchise records for goals and points in 2001-02, was named first-team all-USHL in postseason awards announced Tuesday by the league. Vanek, an 18-year-old native of Austria who will play at the University of Minnesota, led the USHL in scoring with 46 goals and 45 assists for 91 points while becoming the top career scorer in Sioux Falls history. He is joined on the first team by forwards Vince Bd-lissimo (Topeka) and Brad Zancanaro (Sioux City), defensemen Brett Skinner (Des Moines) and Danny Richmond (Chicago), and goalie Bobby Goepfert (Cedar Rapids). Stampede center Eric Przepiorka, who finished second in the USHL with 43 goals, was named to the all-USHL second team, while Marty Sertich received all-rookie team honors.

Also Tuesday, the USHL named the Stampede as its "Organization of the Year" for a season that saw Sioux Falls draw a total of 132,903 fans (fourth in the league) and host a successful Ail-Star Game in February. For its own postseason awards, the Stampede honored Quinn Fylling (most valuable), Vanek (outstanding offensive player), Rico Fatticci (outstanding defensive player), Eric Przepiorka (Three Stars Jesse Stokke (most determined), Alex Foster (most improved) and Jason Moul (community service). Canaries exhibition games set The Canaries will play seven games prior to the start of the regular season. Camp opens May 10, with a game against the Lincoln Saltdogs in Croften, on May 11. The other games: May 13 vs.

Lincoln in Lincoln, 3:05 p.m.; May 15 vs. Lincoln in Yankton, 7:05 p.m.; May 16 vs. St Paul in St Paul, 7:05 p.m.; May 17 vs. St Paul in St Paul, 7:05 p.m.; May 18 vs. St Paul in Sioux Falls, 7:05 p.m.; May 19 vs.

St Paul in Marshall, 2:05 p.m. The Canaries open the regular season on May 23 in Sioux Falls vs. Gary. Cadillac Invitational June 17 The Cadillac Invitational Golf Tournament, which benefits the National Kidney Foundation of South Dakota, will be held Monday, June 17 at Prairie Green Golf Course in Sioux Falls. Every player in the tournament foursome must have a USGA handicap to play.

The event is a 4-per-son scramble, with each competing team consisting of four amateur golfers whose USGA handicap indexes total 43.0 or more, with only one golfer 8.0 or less. Any player not having a handicap needs to complete the process before June 4 or will be ineligible for national prizes, including invitation to Pebble Beach. Please call the National Kidney Foundation of South Dakota at 338-0518 to register. Spitfire camps announced The Sioux Falls SpitFire Youth Soccer Camp dates have been announced. The camp fees is $79.

Each campber gets a soccer ball, T-shirt, water bottle and ticket to a SpitFire game. Dates are as follows: June 3 6: Sioux Falls, 9 am noon ages 6 -12; 1 p.m. 4 p.m. ages 6 -12; June 10 -13, Sioux Falls, 9 a.m. noon ages 6 -12; 1 p.m.

4 p.m. ages 6 -12; June 17 20: Vermillion, 10 a.m. -1 p.m. ages 6-18; June 24 27: Sioux Falls, 9 a.m. noon ages 6 -12, 1 p.m.

4 p.m. ages 13 -18; July 1 3: team or group camps by special arrangement call 336-7486; July 8 -11: Sioux Falls, 9 a.m. noon, ages 6 -12; 1 p.m. 4 p.m. ages 6-12.

Sioux Valley Sports Camp: July 15 -18, Sioux Falls 9 a.m. noon ages 6 -12; 1 p.m. 4 p.m. ages Ages 13 -18. July 22 25 team or group camps by special arrangement call 336-7486.

Camps in Sioux Falls are held at Lion Centennial Park, 49th Southeastern Drive. Vermillion camp will be held at Barstow Park. More camp information is available atwww.sfspitfire.com. NATIONAL Owens will play pro basketball SANTA CLARA Calif. Just when Steve Mariucci's relationship with Terrell Owens starts improving, something else pops up.

This time, if basketball The San Francisco 49ers' coach and their All-Pro receiver, who have clashed publicly and repeatedly over the past two seasons, made progress toward a truce in their uneasy relationship during a lengthy meeting in Atlanta last week. Of course, that was before Owens announced his plans to join the United States Basketball League's Adirondack Wildcats some time after the 49ers' mini-camp next weekend. Owens, who played basketball at Tennessee-Chattanooga, has long fancied becoming a two-sport star. Stoudamire mum on charges TUALATIN, Ore. Damon Stoudamire practiced with the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday, but didn't comment about a District Attorney's office confirming that a grand jury will decide whether the point guard should be charged with felony drug possession.

Stoudamire left for the locker room before reporters were let in to view the last few minutes of the closed workout He later exited the building with two friends and drove off. The Clackamas County District Attorney's office confirmed Tuesday that a grand jury will decide whether Stoudamire should be charged. FAST-TALK Nielsen NCC pitcher of the week SOFTBALL: For the second time this season, Tammy Nielton of Augustana was selected as the NCC Softball pitcher of the week. The freshman went 5-0 during the week, allowing four earned runs and striking out 45 in 39 23 innings Sioux Falls Man's Slowpltch is looking for umpires. Anyone interested in umpiring should call Steve Riswold at 362-1681.

WEIGHTLIFTING: The 2002 South Dakota State Powarliftln and Bench Press Championships will be held Saturday, April 27 at the Ramada Inn. Contact Jeff Blindauer (605-201-2411) for more information. TRACK: A 5000-meter race walk will be held at the Howard Wood Dakota Relays on Saturday, May 4 at 6:45 a.m. Entries can be obtained by calling Glen Peterson at 336-6715. FOOTBALL; Doug Skele was named the new head football coach at Sturgis.

Skeie previously coached at Campbell County (Herreid-Pollock) for 23 years. NIFL PACIFIC West Pet PF PA .800 218134 .800 265 1 84 .500130192 .400 223 218 .000 127 200 Pet PF PA Sioux Falls Billings Bismarck Rapid City Wyoming 1 1 2 3 4 North Sioux City Lincoln Omaha TriCity LaCrosse 0 0 1 2 4 0 1 .000 185 57 .000 154 90 .667 115 82 .500 154 143 .000 83 199 0 1 0 0 0 ATLANTIC East 2 1 0 1 1 0 12 0 North 2 0 0 1 Pet PF PA .667 143 110 .500 30 31 .333 90 93 Pet PF PA .000 109 54 Louisiana Tupelo Mississippi Ohio Valley lennesse 1 1 0 .500 77 83 .500 99 91 .000 63 146 Pet PF PA Winston-Salem 1 1 0 River City 0 3 0 South Lake Charles Austin Oklahoma Hou ma 3 0 0 1 .000 1 36 75 1 2 0 1 3 0 .333 109 152 .250 71 167 .000 68 71 0 2 0 WEEK SEVEN Friday St. Louis at Winston-Salem Saturday Lake Charles at Austin Tupelo at Houma Knoxville at Wheeling Sioux City at Enid Lincoln at Omaha Kearney at Sioux Falls Billings at Casper Sunday Rapid City at Bismarck BASKETBALL OTHER TOURNEYS April 19-20 Willie Mac Hoops state tourney for grades 4-8, Vermillion (www.williemachoops.com). April 26-27 Emery tourney, for boys grades 3-6, S75 entry fee, 3-gam guarantee, Sandy Bartscher (449-4648) or Brad Bartscher(449-4440). May 4-5 Brandon Valley Lynx Shootout, for boysgirts grades 7-8.

Brent Deckert May 1 1 for Greatness 3on3 Basketball Tourney', Hartford. Divisions for Boys and Girls Grades 4, 5, 6. 7. 8, 9 10-12. Deadline is May 3.

Entry Fee Is $10.00 per player. Recommend 4 players per team. Call-Tim Frederick at 363-3785 or 528-3799. May 24-26 Sioux City tourney, for boysgirls grades 4-12, 5-game guarantee, entry deadline May 3 (316-284-0354, 712-239-5925 or maybemayb.com). SOFTBALL May 3-S Fatty Memorial Indoor Tourney, DakotaDome, Vermillion.

NSA men's B-C-D, entry fee S150, Steve (677-5333). May 18-19 Shenanigan'sBud Light Spring Classic, slowpitch, Sherman Park and Kenny Anderson fields, for men'swomen's and C-D teams, men's qualifier, entry fees $1 50 for men's and $1 30 for all others, entry deadline May 1 1 Larry Toft (334-6507). June 8-9 Garretson Open, men's 0 and women's slowpitch, $100 entry fee. entry deadline June 2, Tod Godbey (594-6768). June 8-9 Roy's Sport Shop Junior Olympic Classic, Watertown, boysgirls slow-pitch (12u-18u), $85 entry fee, Jim Engels (882-3626 or 884-3605).

July 13-14 -Clem's, menswomen's slow-pitch, Sherman Park. Juty 27-28 State women's slowpitch, Sherman Park. TENNIS 2002 S.D. Tennis Association Summer Schedule May JNune 2 Sioux Falls Junior Challenger 1 Mary Thompson (338-4036 or 339-2048). June 8-11 Northern Section USTA Junior Sectional, Mary Thompson (338-4036 or 339-2048).

June 14-16 Capital City Open, Pierre, junior and adult, Jeff Bloomberg (224-9907). June 21-23 Mitchell Tennis Classic, junior and adult. Billy Kelly (995-4050). July 5-7 Black Hills Open, junior and adult, Arrowhead Tennis Center (342-4845). July 12-14 S.D.

Junior Closed, Brookings. Sherwood Hatch (692-9829). July 15-17 Lee Challenger 1, Aberdeen, Gene Morshing (626-7015). July 19-21 Adult Closed, Brookings, Sherwood Hatch (692-9829). July 19-21 Watertown Junior Challenger 1, Terry Kelly (882-6260).

July 26-28 S.D. Adult Open, Sioux Falls, Mary Thompson (338-4036 or 339-2048). July 26-29 Madison Junior Challenger 1 Doug Sims (256-3094). Aug. 2-4- Hub City Open, Aberdeen, adult, Gene Morshing (626-7015).

Aug. 2-4 Sioux Falls Summer Blast Challenger 2, Mary Thompson (338-4036 or 339-2048). Aug. 0-11 Huron Tennis Classic, junior and adult, Donna Weber (352-1 556). GOLF May 4 Gene Reiter Memorial Tournament, Hidden Valley Golf Course in Brandon, three-man scramble, entry fee $75team, 10 a.m.

shotgun start (367-7826). May 18 Easter Seals Child Development Center benefit tourney, Edgebrook GC, Brookings, individual registration fee $75, corporate registration fee $225 (good for 4 individuals), 8:30 a.m. shotgun start (692-1303). June 17 Cadillac Invitational, Prairie Green, 4-person scramble, National Kidney Foundation of South Dakota (338-0516). I MUKT 1 BASKETBALL SOUTH DAKOTA STATE GIRLS CAMPS For information, contact SDSU women's coach Aaron Johnston at 688-6336 or AaronJohnston9sdstate.edu June 3-5 Day camp for those who have completed grades 2-6 June 6-1 Individual skills and specialty camp (overnight camp), for grades 7-12 June 15-16- High school team camp, for grades 9-12 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE BOYS CAMPS For information, call Jarrett Brown (688-6224) June 10-12 Instructional day camp, tor grades K-8 (K-3 from 9-noon and grades 4-8 from 1-4).

Cost: $70. June 21-23 Jackrabbit JVvarsity team shootout for grades 9-12. cost per team is $1 70 for one day. $305 for two and $440 tor three. June 11 deadline June 24-27 Fundamental development and competition overnight camp, for grades 6-12.

cost $230 tor overnight campers and $155 for commuters COLLEGE Tuesday ei Brookings MEN SDSU 5, NORTHWESTERN 1 Singles Ben Barnes (SDSU) del. Lee Woudstra Thomas Chiu (SDSU) del Ben Ziegler 6-1, 6-2; Jeff Everson (SDSU) def Cory Gerleman 6-1, 6-3. Doubles Barnes-Chiu def. Woudstra-Doug Van Zanten 10-3; Everson-Lucas Hoover def. Geneman-Justin Schuiteman 10- Archer Nicole Ford Lauren 0'Brian RC Stevens- Matt Robinson, Mark Kappet-man, Ben Brooker, Matt Murphy, Tayler Hilton, CodyMoser.

RC Central Luke Hofkamp, Brian Bams, Cody Kiaperich. Pierre-Austin Schneider, Brad Witte, Drew Palmer, Colin Whitebird. Aberdeen Central Adam Waage, Andrew Dodoll, Charlie Johnston. Class A SL Thomas More Rnett Finley, Austin Went Harrisburg Aaron Wurgler. Tit-Valley Ryan Boen, Ryan Millsap.

dart- Bobby Linneman, Kurt Peters. James Arthur, Anna Wegman Lisa O'Neill Sisseton-Darin Ziemer, Josh Olson, Stanley Halseide. Beresford-TylerChristenseri, Jason Hardie, Tom Merriman. Scotland-Joe Vaith. Bennett County Brian Smith, Travis Thompson.

Newell Ryan Brenner, Jarrod Larson, Jeremy Casleel. SF Christian -Jim Legtenberg, Darwin Van Dyke, David Sinkgraven, Dave DeVries, Brett Wieking. Dakota Valley-Nick Damon, Craig Nelson. Winner- Karl Barfuss, Kip Rowe. Parkston Chad Decker, Rick Weber.

Lennox- Ryan Rothenberger, Justin Van-derwaerdt, Rachel Buse Parker Duane Olson, Kevin Kunz, Blake Krumbach. FtedfietrJ-Pete Siegling, Tony Farman, Josh Sanger. Philip- Melanie Haynes Mobndoe-JohnFroseth. Vermillion- Matt Bedard. Miller-Jeremy Wieseler, Jason Schaefer, Kelly Haberiing.

Kathy Gray Howard-Tyler Leighton. Canton-Nick Koth, MikeMaconnell Matt Ness Custer-Mike Arnold. Garretson Zach Gutzmer, Nick Schotzko, Andrew Hanson, Jessica Biever (stat Lemmon Doug Myhre. Glen Schneltze. Bon Homme Casey Schieffer.

St Francis -Ronnie Shaw. Ptatte-Joshua Veurink. McCook Central Brent Roth, Matt Bunger. Chester-Tim Storer, Ryan Baumberger. Gregory Hank Wannenberg, Lucas Mikkelsen.

Chad Locken, Nick Strom. Red Cloud- Calvin Reinterra. Brttton- Kevin Tchida. Webster- Dan Keller, Duane Snaza Class DeSmet Ben Haider, Cody Anderson, Wayne Muser. Grant-Deuel-Luke Be.

Mike Larson, Andy Sittnebel, Todd Jucholke. Rutland -Will Allgaier, Lee Plott. Emery- Phil Olinger, Tony Hanssen. 08 Rapids SL Mary's Dan Baustian. Hanson Tony Lee, Cory Beyer.

Ethan Obadiah Scheich, Neil Bainbridge, Ed Geidel, Brad Nesheim, Matt Storm. Wakonda-JoshJorgensen. Tripp-Oelmont- Brooks Friederich. Frederick-Hecli Cole Heinrich, Tanner Knecht. Midland Julie Jones Mindy Kirk-patrick Lake Preston Andy Carlson.

Artesian-Letcher-Lee Zoss. Warner- Jared Johnson Al Ryckman, Jeremy Kolt. Faulkton Thomas Weinrich. Wan -Eric Matt. kens- Kevin Mellem, Matt Mellem.

Bonestsel-rairta Preston Win, Trent Vogt. Highmor Brent Balown, Scott Pekarek, Nick snauH. StJckney Scott elites. Ben DeWaard. FJcton-Curtis Ahmann.

David Kampmann. LsoD Derek Kindelspire. Tyler Toennies, Eric Payne, Andrew Guthmiller. Marion-Heath Hoogshagen. Eric Preheim.

Freeman Garrett Pteifter. Bret Aman. Menno- Brad Herrboldt, Christine Ulmer (stat), Yalanda Luikens (stat). Veblen-Roshot Josh Holland, Randy Haaland, Nick Holland, Sean Johnson, Adam Nelson. Dotand Derek Dettler, Ryan Vogel.

Waubay-Devon Riter. Tulare-Tyler Voorhees. Isabel-Carl Goldade. Harding County Jay Wammer, Alan Tur-biviile. Woonsockst-Austin Olson.

Clint Sandness. Gettysburg Travor Diegel, Eric Helen. Michael Larson. Henry-Keith Fitzgerald. James Valley Christian Jesse Holm.

Eureka-Corey Kauk. Sully Buttss Kevin Yackley. Galen Stole. Heidi Sperry (mgrj Falttl Spencer Etzkovrt, Michael Ross. Geddes Mark Schulte, Jenny Boese Northwestern Zach Remily.

Jared Stege, John Melius. Kris Sparling, Zach Heidenreich. rtoven-Cresbard Matt Toennies, Brady Hartmg. Esteems Andrew Gorder, Reid Johnson. Ftosryn Justin Henning, Tyler Lee, Kelly Hanson.

Paul Dunn. BowoTt Derek Johnson, Jody Grismer HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH DAKOTA-NEBRASKA CHALLENGE Tuesday mTyndal Boys Platte 1 47, Wagner 1 00, Crofton 91 Bon Homme 75, Bloomfield 56. Hartington Cedar Catholic 43. Ponca 41. Scotland 36.

Glrts-Bon Homme 134, Crofton 103. Wagner 92, Platte 81. Bloomfield 50, Hartington Cedar Catholic 49 Scotland 43. Ponca 6. WASHINGTON INVITATIONAL Tuesday at Washington Boys Team scons O'Gorman 71 Yankton 65.

Washington 53, Sioux City East 47 3,200 relay 0 Gorman 8 35 56. 110 hurdles Stemhott (0) 16 4. 100 Jamette (E) 11.17. 800 relay East 1:33 94 1,600 -Teichan (Y) 4:54.37 400 relay -East 46:11. 400-Bartling 10)51 83 300 hurdles -Lieb-forth (Y) 42.25.

Medley relay- East 4:02.03. 800 Cichau (Y) 2:09.68 200 Bartling (0) 22.43. Shot put -Kantack (0)49-2 lump Drew (W) 20-1 High jump -Blumhoff (W) 6-0. Triple lump- Witte (Y) 40-9 Gins Team scores O'Gorman 66. Yankton 49.

Washington 12. 100 hurdles Peck (0) 16 98. Discus -Cartberg (W) 123-2. 100 Herrboldt (Y) 13 06 eOOretay-Vankion 15309 High lump Bury (0) 5-4 1,600 Kauan (Y) 5:33.74. Long lump Johnson (0) 15-5.

400 relay -Yankton 54 44 400-Bunker (0) 1 00 25 300 PhoenK at San Jose, 9 p.m., if necessary CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS (Best-ot-7) TBA SCORING LEADERS GP A PTS Iginia. Cal 82 52 44 96 Naslund.Van 81 40 50 90 Bertuzzi.Van 72 36 49 85 Sundtn. Tor 82 41 39 80 Jegr.Was 69 31 48 79 SakicCol 82 26 53 79 Demitra.Sl 82 35 43 78 Oates, Was-Phi 80 14 64 78 Modano.Dal 78 34 43 77 Francis. Car 80 27 50 77 Kovalev.Pit 67 32 44 76 Tmchuk, StL 73 38 37 75 Shanahan.Det 80 37 38 75 Yashin, NY1 78 32 43 75 Conroy.Cal 81 27 48 75 Allison, LA 73 19 55 74 AREA SD WOMEN'S STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Results after April 12 Team Handicap Tech Ord, Clear Lake, 2628: Tony's Kwik Stop, Beresford, 2617; Commercial State Bank Wagner. 261 Mark It Sportswear, Sioux Falls, 2597; Hot Flushes, Gregory, 2576; Woony Loonies, Woonsockel 2563; Farmers State Bank 1, Parkston, 2552; All In The Family, Selby.

2549; O'Malley's, Yankton, 2541 4 Ladies Wild, Selby. 2537. Team Scratch- Mark It Sportswear II, Sioux Falls, 2289. Doubles Handicap SheffieldHettkowski, Brookings. 1399; KaiserVan Well.

Hoven, 1399; HallanGlatt Spearfish, Speartsh, 1392; DuermierGeier, Roscoe, 1380; WillmottThom, Brookings, 1376; Schauna-manMilbrandt Groton, 1372; PlettenRonke, Aberdeen, Pukwana, 1366; LockwoodCarson, Hot Springs, 1363; KuperFechner, Wagner, 1362. Doubles Scratch- SchnoorSlusser, Rapid City, 1192. Singles Handicap Kim Moore, Plankinton, 750; Anne Marie deMoes, Rapid City, 739; Jennifer Shawd, Mitchell, 732; Patricia Hurley, Rapid City, 731; Janett Lofswold. Sioux Falls. 726; Tammy Kercher, Chamberlain, Connie Meseberg.

Watertown, 720; Sharyle Bracy, Ellsworth, 720; Shelly McDonald, Rapid City, 713; Misty Lloyd, Lemmon, 712. Singles Falls, 663. Scratch all events Carole Gilbertson, Rapid City, 1902. High game-Carole Gilbert-son, Rapid City. 266.

High series Carole Giibertson, Rapid City, 688. NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE Abjrrfc Division Pet GB 2-New Jersey 51 30 .630 x-Boston 48 33 .593 3 x-Orlantto 44 37 .543 7 x-Philadelphia 43 38 .531 8 Washington 37 45 .451 14 Miami 35 46 .432 16 New York 30 51 .370 21 Central DMskxi Pet GB y-Oetroit 49 32 .605 x-Chariotte 43 38 .531 6 Milwaukee 41 40 .506 8 Toronto 41 40 .506 8 Indiana 41 40 .506 8 Atlanta 33 48 .407 16 Cleveland 29 52 .358 20 Chicago 21 60 .259 28 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest DMsion Pd GB x-San Antonio 57 24 .704 x-Dallas 57 24 .704 x-Mmnesota 49 32 .605 8 x-Utah 44 37 .543 13 Houston 28 53 .346 29 Denver 27 54 .333 30 Memphis 23 58 .284 34 Pacific DMstoi Pet GB 2-Sacramento 61 20 .753 Lakers 57 24 .704 4 x-Portland 48 33 .593 13 x-Seattkj 44 37 .543 17 LA. Clippers 39 42 .481 22 Phoenix 35 46 .432 26 Golden State 20 61 .247 41 x-clinched playoff spot y-clinched division 2-clinched conference Monday's Garnet Chicago 98. Philadelphia 96 Boston 93. Minnesota 90 LA.

Lakersm, Seattle 104 Tuesday's Games Indiana 99, Cleveland 95 Washington 116. New York 112 Orlando 102, Atlanta 95 Charlotte 88. Miami 81 Milwaukee 105. Toronto 89 Detroit 103. New Jersey 98 San Antonio 95, Phoenix 71 Dallas 96.

Utah 87 Denver 101, Houston 70 Sacramento 120, Golden State 106 L.A. Clippers 92, Memphis 84 Today's Games Atlanta at Boston, 6 p.m. Chicago at Charlotte. 6 p.m. Cleveland at Toronto.

6 p.m. Miami at Orlando, 6 30 pm. Milwaukee at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. New Jersey at New York. 6:30 p.m.

Denver at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at Indiana, 7 p.m. San Antonio at Utah. 8 p.m. Memphis at Seattle.

9 p.m. Dallas at Phoenix. 9 p.m. Houston at Portland. 9 p.m.

Sacramento at L.A. Lakers. 9:30 LA Clippers at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL SO BASKETBALL COACHES ASS'N ACADEMIC ALL-STATE Class AA SpearfWl-Slade Larscheid. Deming Haug-lanrj Katie Goodnough (mgr).

SF O'Gorman Brian Dix, Matt Kayser. Yankton Zack Bowen. Matt Matzke, Willie Jones. Jared Schwader. Jared Wieseler.

Watertown Dan Dohman. Marty Kranz. Huron- Ryan Goehner, Josh Schoenfelder. Sturgis- Jayrme Love, Seth Oliver, Johnny Olson, Sarah Heibult start). Sf Washington Brad Green, Matt Sage.

Brandon Valley Mike Duffey. Mitchel Chris Hall, Seth Neuharth. Cole Shawd. SF Lincoln Nathan Schlepp. Chris Cnnstopuks.

Rob Van Dernark. Travis Winck-ler. Mark Rossing. Andrew Krueger. Amanda hurdles-Van Hammet (0) 51.81.

relay O'Gorman 4:40.59. 800 Stall (0) 2:25.22. Triple jump Gunderson (0) 30-9. 200-Bunkers COLLEGE 14-11, AUGUSTANA 8-9 Tuesday In Omaha, Neb. Augustana UNO 0100340- 1 104 070340X-14103 Dusttn Flatten, Jeremy Schultz (4), Ted Nelson (5), AlShaffer (6) and Phil Lang, Craig Krogstad.

Justin Elliott, Jeff Spiker (6) and Dan Persons. HR Salmela, Cook 2, Doyle. Justin Cook was 3-for-4 with two home runs and seven RBI for UNO. Andy Salmela was 3-for-4 with a home run and three RBI for the Vikings. Ryan Dunlavey and Sam Everson each had two hits for Augustana.

Augustana UNO 0120330-9 103 612020X-11 114 Al Shaffer, Tom DeBoer (2), Eric Kerkvliet (6) and Scott Harden. Jason Tesmer, Brian Cyronek (5). Scott Norris (6) and Dan Persons, Zach Ries.W-Tesmer (0-1). HR-Salmela Jake Wirth was 2-tor-3 with three RBI for UNO (22-11). Andy Salmela was 2-for-3 with a home run and three RBI for Augustana (15-16).

Ryan Dunlavey also had two hits for the Vikings. COLLEGE AUGUSTANA 9-10, MORNINGSIDE 1-4 Tuesday at Bowden Field Momingside 010 00-1 2 2 Augustana 13104-9100 Hinkle and Simmon. Amy Klyse and Jen Jarding. Khse (20-7). Rmkle (5-6).

Klyse pitched a two-hitter, striking out six and walking none for the Vikings. Tesse Foth was 2-for-3 with a double and three RBI for Augustana. Momingside 000202-4 64 Augustana 002035-1093 Rasmussen and Simmons. Nielsen, Klyse (6) and Kristin Nagle. Jen Jarding.

W- Nielsen Robyn Beske and Kristin Nagle each went 2-for-4 with two RBI tor Augustana. Nielsen allowed six hits and one earned run for the Vikings. SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 4-6, MINNESOTA STATE-MANKAT0 1-2 Tuesday In Mankato, Minn. SDSU MSUM 0202000-460 0000100-131 Steph Harms and Holly Altermatt. Katie Kar-bon and Val Hyde.

Harms (6-3). Kar-bon(11-12). Bobbie Jo Mitchell had a home run and Holly Altermatt had two hits for SDSU. Harms pitched a three-hitter, striking out three and walking three. SDSU MSUM 1300110-692 0020000 2 3 3 Melissa Alleven, Steph Harms (3) and Aleece Swecker.

Amy Lewis and Jaimee Bohning. Harms (7-3). L-Lewis (2-8). Harms pitched 4 13 innings of two-hit relief to record the win for the Jackrabbits. Lindsay Oistel was 2-for-4 win an RBI and Ashley Kalina had a two-run double for SDSU.

which improved to 19-19. 4-3 in the NCC. SOUTH DAKOTA 8, MOUNT MARTY 3 Tuesday ti Vermillion Mount Marty 1002000-3 1 0 USD 003401X-I102 I neWinter arut Hmanrt7 trfhnu UiU Janice Alswager (5) and Tiffany Hopkins, Keri Botte. Hill (5-8). DeWinter.

Save -Alswager (1). Janice Alswager was 3-for-3 and pitched three innings of one-hit relief for USD (18-27). Ken Bolte was 2-tor-4 with four RBI for the Coyotes. L.DeWinter was i-for-4 with two RBI for the Lancers (2-18). The second game was cancelled due to inclement weather.

Northwestern 2-0, Southwest State 1-5 COLLEGE MEN South Dakota State finished 1 3th in the 17-team Northwest Regional Spring Qualifier Tuesday i Lincoln. Neb. Charlie Jacobson finished 21st to lead SDSU. Other Jackrabbit golfers and their finish position were Kyle Matzen (28), Dustin Knech (53), Brian Schultz (61) and Joel Harrington (82). The University of Colorado-Colorado Springs won the 54-hole format with a score ot 951.

SDSU shot 1017. HIGH SCHOOL YANKTON TRIANGULAR GIRLS Tuesday at Fax Run Team scores- Mitchell 353, Yankton 363, Lincoln 380. Mitchell (353) Amanda Young 81, Tara Merkwan 83, Brean Olson 94, Jen Yungbluth 95. Yankton (363)- Nickie Anderson (medalist) 78, Atyssa Chesley 93, Katie Orton 94, Laurie Rempp 98. Lincoln (380)- Nicole Ltoyd 87.

Sara Hahn 91. Henna Hussain 99. Christie Koehler 103. JV results Lincoln 206, Yankton 226, Mitchell 236 BRANDON VALLEY TRIANGULAR Tuesday at Brandon Municipal Team results- Washington 188, Brandon Valley 193, Lennox 210. Washington (188) KeN Baseley 45.

Samantha Goettsch 46. Megan Cassat 46, Anitra Zaske 51 Julie Zimmerman 51 Brandon Valley (193) Knss Rohde 46, Lindsey Knoll 49, Rosie Merkouris 49, Ange Winders 49. Lennox (210)- Katie Jacobson 50. Ashley Buus 51, Brand! Mtel 52. Jov Gibbons 57.

HIGH SCHOOL BERESFORD TRIANGULAR Tuesday In Beresford BOYS Team scores Beresford 153. Dakota Valley 156, Elk Point-Jefferson 168. Beresford Ryan Bak 37, Tyler Zeimetz 38, Cody Nielsen 39, Alex Monson 39 Dakota Valley Dustin Hovorka 38, Steve Meir 38, Nate Burbee 38, Cody Grein 43 EPJ Bobby Truhe 38, Ryan Larson 43, Justin Sieverding 43. Casey Debuhr 44. GIRLS Team scores Beresford 177, Elk Point-Jefferson 184, Dakota Valley 242 Beresford Brooke Bonte 40, Enka Bak 41 Audrey Neuroth 46, AbbyLyle 50 TUESDAY BASEBALL MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL-Suspended Minnesota Twins RHP Jack Cressend for three games and fined him an undisclosed amount for intentionally throwing at Cleveland Indians INF Ricky Gutierrez in an April 1 1 game.

American League BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Placed RHP Chris Brock on the 15-day disabled list. Designated Fernando Lunar for assignment Recalled RHP Rick Bauer from Rochester of the International League and LHP Erik Bedard from Bowie of the Eastern League. DETROIT TIGERS-Purchased the contract of LHP Jamie Walker from Toledo of the International League. Optioned RHP Terry Pearson to Toledo. Transferred LHP Matt Miller from the 1 5- to the 60-day disabled list OAKLAND ATHLETICS-Placed LHP Mark Mulder on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to April 12.

SEATTLE MARINERS-Purchased the contract of RHP Brian Fitzgerald from Tacoma of the PCL. Designated INF Ron Wright for assignment. TEXAS RANGERS-Recalled INF-OF Jason Romano from Tacoma of the PCL. TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Activated RHP Bob File from the 15-day disabled list. Optioned RHP Pasqual Coco to Syracuse of the International League.

National League CINCINNATI REDS Optioned RHP Jose Acevedo to Louisville of the International League. Recalled OF Austin Kearns from Chattanooga of the Southern League. NEW YORK METS-Placed RHP Satom Komiyama on the 15-day disabled list Recalled RHP Tyler Yates from Norfolk of the International League. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Acrivated INF Tomas Perez from the 1 5-day disabled list PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Signed INF Kevin Sefcic and assigned him to Altoona of the Eastern League. Abanbc League BRIDGEPORT BLUEFISH-fie-signed OF Roto Avila, INF Angel Espada and OF-INF Michael Carter.

SOMERSET PATRIOTS-Signed INF-OF Duke Baxter. Central League ALEXANDRIA ACES-Signed LHP Ryan Snyder, RHP Danny Stout and Jerry Baldez. Western Baseball League YUMA BULLFROGS-Signed LHP Foye Minton and INF-OF Joe Kilburg. BASKETBALL NaB(mal Basketball Association LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS-Exerclsed their options on the contracts of Darius Miles, Keyon Dooling and Quentin Richardson. MILWAUKEE BUCKS-Achvated Michael Redd from the injured list.

Placed Greg Foster on the injured list. ORLANDO MAGIC-Activated Jud Buech-ler from the injured list. Placed Mike Miller on the list. SAN ANTONIO SPURS-Adivated Amal McCaskill from the injured list Placed David Robinson on the injured list. UTAH JAZZ-Activated Quincy Lewis from the injured list.

Placed John Crotty on the injured list. FOOTBALL National Football League DALLAS COWBOYS-Signed LB Dat Nguyen to a six-year contract. DETROIT LIONS-Re-signed DE Jared DeVnes, LB Clint Kriewaldt and DE James Hall to one-year contracts. GREEN BAY PACKERS-Re-signed WR Donald Driver to a one-year contract. JACKSONVILLE JAGIJARS-fle-signed OL Todd Fordham.

KANSAS CITY CHIf I5-Signed LB Warrick Holdman lo an ntfM ilieet MINNfSOIA VIKINGS Ra-ilgnedCB Kenny Wright Canadian Football League M0NIHIAL Al OUt I ItS-Announced the retirement of Pierre Veicheval. HOCKEY NeBonal Hockey League FLORIDA PANIHIHS-Signed Stephen Weisi and 0 lulus Kiaicek to three-year contracts M0NIRFAL CANADIfNS-Slgned Tomas Plekanec lo a three-year contract. NASHVILLE PREDAFORS-Promoted Craig Channell to director ol amateur scouting, Greg Royce and Rick Knickle to assistant director of amateur scouting, Dan MacKinnon to scout and Mike Cotbett to hockey operations coordinator. Announced a working agreement with Milwaukee of the AHL through the 2003-04 season. OLYMPICS USA HOCKEY-Narned Mark Johnson assistant coach lor 2002 men's national team.

COLLEGE AKRON-Named Kelly Kebe women's basketball coach. ARCADIA-Named Mike Doyle men's basketball coach and Valerie Ridge women's basketball coach. AUBURN-Announced RB Casinlous Moore will leave the football team due to lower leg injuries. AUSTIN PEAY4Umed Marcus Graham offensive line coach. BOISE STATE-Named Tim Cleary chief recruiter for the men's basketball team.

DARTMOUTH-Named Robert Oallis women's tennis coach. FURMAN-Named Sam Dixon women's basketball coach. KENTUCKY-Named Gerald Carr assistant head football coach and running backs coach. LEHIGH-Named Billy Taylor men's basketball coach. METHODIST-Named Justin Terranovi men's soccer coach.

MISSOURI-ROLLA-Announced the the resignation of Linda Roberts, women's basketball coach, effective June 30. NORTHWEST NAZARENE-Named Ed Wel-denbach men's basketball coach. OREGON STATE-Named Jeff Reined, Brian Loyd and Kevin Mouton men's assistant basketball coaches. USHL PLAYOFFS Tuesday Cedar Rapids 2, Lincoln 0 (Cedar Rapids wins series 3-1) Thursday Omaha at Chicago ALL-USHL TEAMS first team Forwards Thomas Vanek, Sioux Fans; Vince Belhssimo, Topeka; Brad Zancanaro, Sioux City. Defensemen Brett Skinner, Des Moines; Danny Richmond.

Chicago. Goalie-Bobby Goepfert. Second team Forwards- Aaron Slattengren, Omaha: Ertc Przepiorka, Sioux FaHs; Alex Matieroukine, Des Moines. Detenseman Chris Harrington, Omaha; Matt Greene, Green Bay. Goalie- Marty Magers, Omaha At-Rookjeteam Forwards- Chns Collins.

Des Moines: Ryan Potjiny, Lincoln: Marty Sertich, Sioux Falls. Detenseman- Danny Richmond, Chicago; Michael Hutchins, Des Moines. Goalie- Dominic Vkari. Omaha. Postseason awards Player ot the year Goepfert.

Top forward Bellissimo. Top detenseman Skinner. Topgoattender- Goepfert Rookie of the year Richmond.Coachottheyear- MikeHast-ings. Omaha. Organization of the year Sioux Falls.

NHL RRST ROUND (Best-ot-7) Today New Jersey at Carolina. 6 p.m. Ottawa at Philadelphia. 6 p.m. Vancouver at Detrort, 6 p.m.

Phoenrx it San Jose. 9 p.m. Thursday, AprlU Montreal at Boston, 6 p.m. Y. Islanders at Toronto, 6 p.m.

Chicago at St. Louis, 6 p.m. Los Angeles at Colorado. 9 p.m. Friday, April 19 Vancouver at Detroit, 6 p.m.

New Jersey at Carolina, 6:30 p.m. Saturday, April 20 Y. Islanders at Toronto. 2 p.m. los Angeles at Colorado.

2 p.m. Phoenix at San Jose. 2 p.m. Chicago at St. Louis, 2 p.m.

Ottawa at 6 pm. Sunday, April 21 Carolina at New Jersey. 2 p.m. Montreal at Boston, 6 p.m. St.

Louis at Chicago. 6 p.m. Detroit at Vancouver. 9 pm. Monday, Apr! 22 Philadelphia at Ottawa.

6 p.m. San Jose at Phoenix. 9 m. Colorado at Los Angeles. 9 p.m.

Tuesday, April 23 Boston at Montreal. 6 p.m. Carolina at New Jersey. 6 p.m. Toronto at Y.

Islanders. 6 p.m. St. Louis at Chicago. 7 p.m.

Colorado at Los Angeles. 9 p.m. Detroit at Vancouver. 9:30 m. Wednesday, Apr! 24 Philadelphia at Ottawa.

6 p.m. Toronto at Y. Islanders, 6 p.m. New Jersey at Carolina, 6 p.m., if necessary San Jose a) Phoenix. 9pm Thursday, April 25 Boston at Montreal.

6 p.m. Vancouver at Detrort, 6 p.m., if necessary Chicago at St. Louis, 6 p.m.. If necessary Los Angeles at Colorado, 8:30 p.m.. it necessary Friday, Aprl 26 Ottawa at Philadelphia, 6 p.m., if necessary NY Islanders at Toronto, 6 p.m., If necessary Phoenix at San Jose.

9 if necessary Saturday. Aprl 27 Montreal at Boston. Noon, if necessary Carolina at New Jersey. Noon, if necessary St. Louis at Chicago.

Noon, if necessary Colorado at Los Angeles, 5 p.m., If necessary Detroit it Vancouver. 6 nv, If necessary Sunday, Aprl 2 Philadelphia at Ottawa. 2 p.m., if necessary Toronto at Y. Islanders, 7 p.m., necessary San Jose at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m., il necessary Monday, April 29 New Jersey at Carolina, 6 p.m., if necessary Boston at Montreal, 6 p.m., If necessary Vancouver at Detroit. 6 p.m., if necessary Chicago at St.

Louis. 6 if necessary Los Angeles at Colorado, 8:30 p.m., if necessary Tuesday, Aprl 30 Montreal at Boston, 6 m. if necessary Ottawa at Philadelphia, 6 p.m.. If necessary Y. Islanders at Toronto.

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