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Argus Leader, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, Thursday, Nov. 16, 2006 3C WHAT'S AHEAD Home games shaded Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wsdesday 1116 1117 1118 1119 1120 1121 1122 Nashville Colorado Ottawa Montreal 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m.

urn Noon Omaha Green Bay Tri-City 7:05 7:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. a Cleveland NewYonY "Mtg. I I 7p.m. TODAY HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL Stale Class A and AA tournaments begins, noon, Walertown Civic Arena; state Class 8 tournament begins, noon, Huron Arena.

COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL NCAA Division II Elite Eight quarterfinals, Pensacola. Fla. MEN'S BASKETBALL Idaho at South Dakota State. 7 p.m. FRIDAY WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Southern Cal at South Dakota State.

7 p.m.; Minnesota State Classic, Mankato, Augustana vs. Bemidji State at 1 m. and Minnesota Stale vs. at Dakota Wesleyan at Dakota Stale, 7:30 p.m.; Northern State at Colorado Christian, 8 p.m. CT; Hardrocker Classic.

Rapid City: Memo (Calif.) vs. Black Hills Slate at 6 p.m. CT and S.D. Tech vs. Rocky Mountain at 8: Colorado State-Pueblo tourney St.

Cloud Slate vs. Colorado-Colorado Springs at 3 p.m. CT and vs. Colorado State-Pueblo at vs. MSU Moorhead, 6 p.m., St Paul: North Dakota vs.

Metro Stale, 7 p.m. CT, Billings, Mont. MEN'S BASKETBALL Dakota Slate at Bethel 8 p.m.; Midland Lutheran at Northern State, 7 p.m.; St. Olaf at Southwest Minnesota Slate, 7 p.m.; Minnesota State tourney, Mankato, vs. Dominican at 3 p.m.

and Feliclan vs. Minnesota State at St. Cloud Slate tourney: vs. Mary at 6 p.m. and St.

Cloud State vs. Rockhurst at North Dakota vs. Concordia-St. Paul, 6 p.m.. Moorhead.

Montana Tech at Black Hills Stale.8pm.CT. HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL State Class A and AA tournaments continues, noon. Walertown Civic Arena, state Class 6 tournament continues, noon, Huron Arena. COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL NAIA Region III tourney semifinals, Dickinson, N.D.: Hastings vs. Dickinson St.

at 7 p.m. CT and Northwestern (Iowa) vs. National American at NCAA Division II Elite Eight semifinals. Pensacola. Fla.

COLLEGE SWIMMING South Dakota Stale at Minnesota Invitation- Ticket information Minnesota Vikings NFL Metrodome 1-612-33-VIKES Sioux Falls Stampede USHL hockey S.F. Arena 336-6060 Minnesota Wild-NHL -Xcel Arena- 651-989-5151 Minnesota Timberwolves NBA Target Center 1-800-4NBA-TIX SPORTS ON THE AIR TODAY'S TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS SPORTS REGIONAL DIGEST Brookings golfer picks Charleston Brookings' Kati Scholten has signed a national letter of intent to play golf at NCAA Division I College of Charleston in Charleston, S.C. Scholten was individual champion at the state Class AA tourney and runner-up in 2005. Scholten won the SDGA Junior Championship in 2006 and was selected as the South Dakota Junior Golfer of the Year. In volleyball signing news, Augustana has landed Roosevelt standout ChantelTengwall among three signees, while South Dakota State has signed two out-of-staters.

Besides Tengwall, Augustana signed Liz Sutherland of Sioux City and Melanie Twait of Forest City, Iowa. Tengwall is a 5-foot-ll outside hitter. A two-year starter, she registered 257 kills, 21 blocks and a team-high 33 service aces as a junior. She earned all-Greater Dakota Conference and Class AA all-state team honors. "Chantel is a great athlete that is capable of playing in the middle and outside position," Coach Kim Sudbeck said.

"We feel that with the loss of two impact players in both of those positions, she will be a player that may make an impact in our program immediately." Sutherland is a 6-1 middle blocker from Heelan High. A three-year starter, she was selected to the all-state first team as a junior after earning all-state second-team honors as a sophomore. In 2005, she had 341 kills and hit .429 to go along with 153 blocks as she helped the Crusaders to a 49-7 record. Twait is a 5-6 liberosetter. A four-year starter, Twait is a two-time all-district and honorable mention all-state player during her sophomore and junior seasons.

Those teams have not been announced for this season. She has 844 assists, 138 digs and 35 service aces this season after collecting 537 assists and 84 digs as a junior. SDSU signed two outside hitters: 6-3 Annie Adams of Crosby, and 6-1 Ashley Kathol of Omaha. "These two players will have the opportunity to make an impact for the 2007 squad," Coach Andrew Palileo said. "They will provide size and length as we continue to progress in the Division I ranks." Adams earned all-conference and all-area honors, as well as player of the year honors from the Brainerd Daily Dispatch, during the 2006 season.

"Annie has the combination of size, strength and athleticism," Palileo said. "Her ability to get off the floor, along with her length, will provide us with power on the outside and also will make her a force blocking." Kathol earned all-conference honors this season and has been nominated for all-state honors after helping lead Skutt Catholic to the Nebraska District 3-B championship and a berth in the state tourney. "Ashley is a lefty who will bring depth on the right side," Palileo said. "Ashley will bring size, power and athleticism to an already athletic team. She has played at a high club level, which will make her transition to Division I volleyball quick- 1 p.m.

Golf LPGA: APT Championship TGC 2 p.m. Tennis ATP Tennis Masters Cup (same-day tape) ESPN2 6 p.m. Basketball Men: Maryland vs. St. John's ESPN2 6:30 p.m.

Football College: West Virginia at Pittsburgh ESPN 7 p.m. Hockey NHL: Minnesota Wild at Nashville Predators FSNN 7 p.m. Basketball NBA: Chicago Bulls at Houston Rockets TNT 8 p.m. Basketball Men: Michigan St. vs.

Texas ESPN2 9:30 p.m. Basketball NBA: Sacramento Kings at Golden State Warriors TNT Midnight Golf European PGA: Hong Kong Open TGC TODAY'S RADIO HIGHLIGHTS 5 p.m. Talk University of Sioux falls Coaches Show KWSN-AM 1230 7 p.m. Hockey NHL: Minnesota Wild at Nashville Predators KVTK-AM 1570 7 p.m. Basketball Men: Idaho at South Dakota State WNAX-AM 570 (Knee); CB Tim Jennings (Ankle); CB Kelvin Hayden (Knee); CB Mart Giordano (Calf); TE Bryan Fletcher (Ankle); Ryan Diem (Call): LB Gary Brackett (Hamstring); WR Brandon Stokley (Knee): Bob Sanders (Knee) Cowboys: OUT: LB Greg Ellis (Achilles).

PROBABLE: WR Terry Glenn (Quadncepl. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS AT DENVER BRONCOS Chargers: QUESTIONABLE: Nick Hardwick (Ankle); WR Malcom Floyd (Ankle); DE Luis Castillo (Ankle); WR Eric Parker (Neck). PROBABLE: Bhawob Jue Knee). Broncos: QUESTIONABLE: LB Ian Gold (Hamstring); DE Ebenezer Ekuban (Thigh); DE Patrick Chukwurah (Hamstring): TE Stephen Alexander (Thumb); RB Tatum Bell (Toe). PROBABLE: RB Cedric Cobbs (Ankle); RB Kyle Johnson (Ankle); LB Al Wilson (Thumb).

Monday NEW YORK GIANTS AT JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS Giants: OUT: DE Michael Slrahan (Foot): Luke Petitgouf (Fibula); DE Justin Tuck (Foot). DOUBTFUL DE Osi Umenyiora (Hip Flexor); CB Sam Madison (Hamstring). QUESTIONABLE: LB Brandon Short (Ouadri-cep): WR Sinorice Moss (Quadricep); LB Carlos Emmons (Groin). Jaguars: QUESTIONABLE: Stockar McDougle (Ankle); DT Marcus Stroud (Ankle); Donovin Darius (Knee); Chris Hanson (Hamstnng); QB Byron Lett-wich (Ankle): LB Jorge Cordova (Hamstring). PROBABLE: CB Terry Cousin (Groin); DE Bobby McCray (Shoulder); CB Rashean Mathis (Hamstring); LB Daryl Smith (Biceps): LB Clint Ingram (Shoulder); LB Brian Iwuh (Shin); RB Derrick Wimbush (Ankle); TE George Wrigh-ster (Back): DT John Henderson (Hamstring); CB Brian Williams (Foot); DE Marcellus Wiley (Groin); RB Fred Taylor (Groin); Gerald Sensabaugh (Shoulder): CB Dee Webb (Shoulder): Nick Sorensen (Head): WR Ernest Wilford (Thigh); Wayne Hunter (Wrist).

COLLEGE AFCA NCAA DIVISION II POLL Record Pis Pvs 1. Grand Valley Mich. (26)11-0698 1 2. NW Missouri St (1) 11-0 669 2 3. North Alabama (1) 10-0 646 3 4.

North Carolina Central 11-0 602 4 5. Shepherd, W.Va. 10-0 567 5 6. Bloomsburg, Pa. 10-1 558 6 7.

Chadron Neb. 537 7 8. North Dakota 9-1 522 8 9. West Texas 10-1 474 10 10. ValdostaSt.Ga.

8-2 416 13 11. Delta St, Miss. 9-2 404 14 12. Newberry, SC. 10-1 352 9 13.

Nebraska-Omaha 8-2 340 17 14. Pittsburg SI, Kan. 9-2 339 16 15. Missouri Western St. 9-2 299 11 16.

South Dakota 8-3 219 15 17. Tiffin, Ohio 10-1 216 12 18. Midwestern St, Texas 9-2 212 22 19. Winona St, Minn. 9-2 211 20 20.

Northwood, Mich. 8-2 182 21 21. Elizabeth City St, N.C. 9-2 136 19 22. Abilene Christian, Texas 8-2 120 18 23.

Bemidji St, Minn. 9-2 110 24 24. Indiana. Pa. 8-2 98 25 25.

Carson-Newman. Tenn 8-3 58 -ALL-NORTHERN SUN INTERCOLLEGIATE CONFERENCE TEAM first Team Northern St Brian Jark, WR, fr, from Aberdeen; Rudy Jones, LB, White Rock, Una Latu, S. Honolulu. SW Minnesota St Matt Fischer, TE, so, Marshall, Jon Kubat, LB, Oawson, Minn. WlnotH St Chris Zimmerman.

0T, Caleb Nicholson. OG. Colin Chanson, DE, John Tackmann, LB, Shawn Cunningham. CB. Mike Salemo, P-K.

so. Bemidji St Justin Guy, OT, John Keav-eny. OG, Zach Stafford. DT. Jonathon Hawks, KR.

Anthony Schreiber, PR, jr, Concordla-St Paul Dan Warnemunde, Kole Goodchild, QB, Eric Power, DT, Antonio Brown, CB, sr. Upper Iowa T.C. Hicks, RB, Dwayne Croker. WR. jr.

Wayne (Neb.) St Zach Molacek, RB, sr. MSU Moorhead Mark Majerus, DE, Josh Jones. S. so. Offensive player of year Molacek.

Defensive player of year Tackmann. Offensive newcomer of year Dustm Long (Moorhead), QB. Defensive newcomer of year. Brad Wolf (SMSU). DT.

jr, Brunswick, Ohio. Coach of year Jeff Tesch (Bemidi). Second Team NSU Kia Tupou, DT, Sacramento, Eric Schwan. jr, Aberdeen. SMSU Tom Yarbrough, St.

Cloud, Brendan Osuocha, DE, Madison, Wis: Scott Talcott.K, so, Sioux Falls. C-SP- Phil Unger, OT, Tyrone Ruffin, WR. Jason Simmons. KR. sr.

Wayne Brian Okonofua. OG. so; Jake Robinson, TE. Omari Green, CB, sr. Upper Iowa Ryan Hudgins, PR.

jr. Moorhead Aaron Cribb. OT, Ethan Simonson, OG, Dustin Long, QB, Enoi Gilles. RB, Ir. Winona Alex Wiese.

RB, Scott Peters, WR. Dave Braun, DT, sr. Bemidji Robby Molstad, DE, Zach Christ, LB, Matt Heber, LB, Willy Plancher, DB. Jeremiah Johnson, jr. Zach Coauette.

LB, jr. Area Players Receiving Honorable Mention NSU: Bryan Johnson. DE, so, Litchfield, Wade Ginsbach, WR. jr, Hill City; Jackson Hegerfeld, DB. jr, Elkton.

SMSU: Willie Sutton, CB, jr, Harvey. Jeremy Nopens, OL Lake Preston; Ben Adams. LB, jr, LeRoy. Minn. NAIA PLAYOFFS Saturday's first Round Walsh (9-2) at Saint Francis, Ind.

(10-0), 11 a.m. Black Hills St (8-2) at Northwestern (10-1), Noon Saint Xavier, III. (8-2) at Georgetown, Ky. (9-1). 12:30 p.m.

Jamestown, N.D. (8-2) at Sioux Falls (10-0). 1 p.m. Momingside (8-2) at St. Ambrose (10-0), 1 p.m.

Montana (9-2) at Carroll, Mont (10-1), 1p.m. Bethel, Kan. (9-1 at Missouri Valley (1 1 -0), 1:30 p.m. Friends (9-1) at Bethel, Tenn. (9-2), 1:30 p.m.

NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS Saturday's first Round Southern Connecticut State (7-3) at Merrimack (7-3), 11 a.m. South Dakota (8-3) at Northwood, Mich. (8-2), 11a.m. Albany State. Ga.

(7-3) at Newberry (10-1), 11a.m. West Chester (8-3) at Bryant (8-2). 1 1 a.m. Delta State (9-2) at Elizabeth City State (9-2), noon Missouri Western State (9-2) at Midwestern Stale (9-2), noon Abilene Christian (8-2) at West Texas (10-1), noon Winona State(9-2) at North Dakota (9-1), 1 p.m. Ohio David Legwand had two goals and an assist, and Nashville ruined the debut of Columbus interim coach Gary Agnew.

N.Y. ISLANDERS 3, DALLAS 0 in Dallas -Rick DiPietro stopped 35 shots for his first shutout of the season and seventh of his career, leading New York. Mike York, Jason Blake and Trent Hunter scored to help New York successfully open a four-game road trip. The Islanders, who started the night 27th in the NHL on the penalty-kill, fought off seven Stars power plays. Marty Turco made 1 9 saves for Dallas.

SAN JOSE 4, COLOFtADO 3 in Denver Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau scored power-play goals 1 7 seconds apart in the third period and Evgeni Nabokov slopped 40 shots during San Jose's win. The teams combined for live goals in an 8:18 span of the third period before the Avalanche dropped their fourth straight. Joe Sakic scored his eighth goal of the season to put Colorado up 3-2 with 8:31 remaining, but the Avalanche were called for two penalties tp give San Jose a 5-on-3 opportunity. Thornton netted his filth of the season and Marleau added his 12th on a shot from the circle. USHL East Division LOTL Pts GF GA Waterloo 7 2 2 16 39 26 Cedar Rapids 7 4 0 14 55 41 Indiana 5 5 1 11 37 45 Green Bay 5 6 0 10 42 41 Chicago 3 8 0 6 29 49 Ohio 1 8 2 4 18 43 West Division LOTL Pis GF GA Des Moines 9 3 0 18 50 40 Sioux City 8 3 0 16 45 34 Tri-City 7 4 1 15 44 35 Lincoln 7 5 0 14 56 47 Omaha 6 5 2 14 35 46 Sioux Fails 4 6 2 10 38 41 Cincinnati 4 5 0 444 216 217 Cleveland 3 6 0.333 150 184 Pittsburgh 3 6 0.333 215 207 West Pet PF PA Denver 7 2 0.778 158 111 San Diego 7 2 0.778 297 175 Kansas City 5 4 0 .556 193 182 Oakland 2 7 0.222 105 181 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East Pet PF PA N.Y.

Giants 6 3 0 667 214 162 Philadelphia 5 4 0.556 233 163 Dallas 5 4 0.556 250 174 Washington 3 6 0.333 165 217 South Pet PF PA NewOrleans 6 3 0.667 229 197 Atlanta 5 4 0.556 1 80 181 Carolina 5 4 0.556 161 173 Tampa Bay 2 7 0 .222 112 197 North Pet PF PA Chicago 8 1 0.889 272 120 Green Bay 4 5 0.444 185 217 Minnesota 4 5 0.444 147 158 Detroit 2 7 0.222 175 222 West Pet PF PA Seattle 6 3 0.667 189 199 San Francisco 4 5 0 .444 162 251 St. Louis 4 5 0.444 202 221 Arizona 1 8 0.111 144 223 Sunday, Nov. 19 Buffalo at Houston, 12 p.m. Chicago at N.Y. Jets, 12 p.m.

Minnesota at Miami, 12 p.m. Atlanta at Baltimore. 12 p.m. Cincinnati at New Orleans. 12 p.m.

Oakland at Kansas City. 12 m. New England at Green Bay. 12 p.m. St Louisat Carolina.

12 p.m. Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 12 p.m. Tennessee al Philadelpha, 12 p.m. Washington at Tampa Bay. 12 p.m.

Seattle at San Francisco, 3:05 p.m. Detroit at Arizona. 3:05 p.m. Indianapolis al Dallas, 3:15 p.m. San Diego at Denver, Monday, Nov.

20 N.Y. Giants at Jacksonville. 7:30 p.m. INJURY REPORT This week's games, as provided by the league: Sunday NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS AT GREEN BAY PACKERS- Patriots: OUT: Rodney Harrison (Shoulder). QUESTIONABLE: TE Daniel Graham (Ankle): CB Ellis Hobbs (Wrist): Steve Neal (Shoulder); CB Asante Samuel (Kneel; DE Richard Seymour (Elbow); DE Ty Warren (Shoulder); Eugene Wilson (Hamstring).

PROBABLE: 0B Tom Brady (Right Shoulder). Packers: OUT; Mark Tauscher (Groin); WR Shaun Bodilord (Lower Leg); TE Tory Humphrey (Hamstring). QUESTIONABLE: CB Will Blackmon (Rib): RB Vernand Morency (Back); RB Brandon Mitee (Elbow); DT Johnny Jolly (Ankie): TE David Martin (Shoulder); DE Mike Montgomery (Hamstnng). PROBABLE: CB Charles Woodson (Knee); CB Al Harris (Illness); RB Adman Green (Knee); RB William Henderson (Knee): DT Cullen Jenkins (Ankle); WR Greg Jennings (Ankle); OS Brett Favre (Ankle). BUFFALO BILLS AT HOUSTON TEXANS -Bills: OUT; RB Willis McGahee (Ribs); TE Ryan Neuleld (Foot); WR Josh Reed (Kidney); Chris Villarrial (Ankle).

QUESTIONABLE: LB Keith Ellison (Knee). Texans: OUT: DE Antwan Peek (Knee). DOUBTFUL: LB OaShon Polk (Knee). QUESTIONABLE: QB David Carr (Right Shoulder). PROBABLE: DE Anthony Weaver (Knee); RB Jameel Cook (Knee); DT Lional Daiton (Ankle); Ephraim Salaam (Ankle): DE Mario Williams (Foot).

OAKLAND RAIDERS AT KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Raiders: OUT: Barry Sims Abdomen); LB Isaiah Ekejiuba (Fool). QUESTIONABLE: Robert Gallery (Groin); Jake Grove (Elbow). PROBABLE: LB Robert Thomas (Heel); 0B Aaron Brooks (Right Shoulder); Jarrod Cooper (Hamstring); RB Zack Crockett (Knee): RB Justin Fargas (Shoulder); Michael Huff (Concussion); RB LaMont Jordan (Back). Chiefs: OUT: Brian Waters (Knee); LB Derrick Johnson (Ankle); Kevin Sampson (Foot). DOUBTFUL: TE Tony Gonzalez (Shoulder).

QUESTIONABLE: Sammy Knight (Ankle); Greg Wesley (Shoulder): DETambaHalilHiDl. CINCINNATI BENGALS AT NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Bengals: OUT: Rich Brahara (Knee): WR Kelley Washington (Hamstring). DOUBTFUL: LB Brian Simmons (Neck). QUESTIONABLE: Dexter Jackson (Achilles); Levi Jones (Knee); CB Deltha O'Neal (Shoulder); Bobbie Williams (Abdomen). PROBABLE: Willie Anderson (Shoulder); WR T.J.

Houshmandzadeh (Head); Kevin Kaesviharn (Knee): DE Justin Smith (Neck). Saints: DOUBTFUL: TE Ernie Conwell (Knee). QUESTIONABLE: TE Nate Lawrie (Back): WR Joe Horn (Groin); CB Fred Thomas (Hamstring); SSteve Gleason (Knee). PROBABLE: WRTer-rance Copper (Biceps). ATLANTA FALCONS AT BALTIMORE RAVENS Falcons: OUT: DE John Abraham (Groin); DE Patrick Kerney (Pectoral); CB Jason Webster (Groin).

QUESTIONABLE: RB Jerious Norwood (Knee); LB Edgerton Hartwell (Knee); CB Jimmy Williams (Ankle); DT Grady Jackson (Knee); TE Alge Crumpler (Ankle); Chris Crocker (Hip); Todd Werner (Knee): DT Roderick Coleman (Toe). Ravens: OUT: LB Mike Smith (Shoulder). QUESTIONABLE: WR Derrick Mason (Cail); OT Kelly Gregg (Foot); LB Adalius Thomas (Ankle): TE Todd Heap (Ankle); LB Ray Lewis (Back). ST. LOUIS RAMS AT CAROLINA PANTHERS -Rams: PROBABLE: LB Raonall Smith (Jaw).

Panthers: OUT: DT Jordan Carstens (Illness). DOUBTFUL: Justin Hartwig (Groin). PROBABLE: CB Ken Lucas (Thigh). PITTSBURGH STEELERS AT CLEVELAND BROWNS Sleelers: OUT: WR Willie fleid (Foot). 00UBTFUL: LB James Harrison (Ankle).

QUESTIONABLE: LB Clint Kriewaldt (Back): Troy Polamalu (Concussion): CB Deshea Townsend (Ankle): Jeff Hartings (Knee); RBDan Kreider (Hip), PROBABLE: WR Sean Morey (Toe): Chukky Okobi (Calf). Browns: QUESTIONABLE: CB Leigh Bodden (Ankle); WR Joshua Cribbs (Thumb); RB Reuben Droughns (Foot): Justin Hamilton (Back); QB Charlie Frye (Lett Wrist); LB Willie McGinest (Ankle); CB Jereme Perry (Ankle); LB Leon Williams (Ankle); TE Kellen Winslow (Knee). MINNESOTA VIKINGS AT MIAMI DOLPHINS -Vikings: OUT: RB Tony Richardson (Forearm). QUESTIONABLE: WR Marcus Robinson (Back); LB Napoleon Harris (Wrist); RB Chester Taylor (Call): CB Cednc Griffin (Foot): LB E.J. Henderson (Hamstring): Steve Hutchinson (Knee).

PROBABLE: DT Pat Williams (Foot), Matt Birk (Neck); LB Don-tarrious Thomas (Hamstring); Arts Hicks (Hip): TE Richard Owens (Knee). Dolphins: OUT: QB Daunte Culpepper (Knee); Jeno James (Knee); DT Keith Traylor (Knee). QUESTIONABLE: RB Ronnie Brown (Groin). CHICAGO BEARS AT NEW YORK JETS -Bears: QUESTIONABLE: WR Bernard Berrian (Ribs); LB Leon Joe (Hamstring): CB Dante Wesley (Knee). PROBABLE: WR Rashied Davis (Shoulder); DT Tommie Harris (Back).

Jets: QUESTIONABLE: RB Cedric Houston (Knee); WR Tim Dwight (Thigh); CB David Barrett (Hip): RB B.J. Askew (Foot). PROBABLE: RB Kevan Barlow (Calf); CB Drew Coleman (Thigh); WR Laveranues Coles (Call); CB Andre Dyson (Ankle); Pete Kendall (Knee); Nick Mangold (Eye): DT Rashad Moore Hand); WR Juslin McCareins (Foot); LB Matt Chatham (Foot); QB Patrick Ramsey (Thigh); QB Chad Pennington (Calf). TENNESSEE TITANS AT PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Titans: OUT: 0E Antwan Odom (Knee). QUESTIONABLE: Rob Bironas (Groin); CB Reynaldo Hill (Ankle); 0E Travis LaBoy (Concussion); Benji Olson Ben Hartsock (Hamstring); OT Robaire Smith (Ankle).

Eagles: PROBABLE: WR Reggie Brown (Hamstring); LB Shawn Barber (Neck Stinger); LB Matt McCoy (Abdomen); RB Brian Weslbrook (Knee). WASHINGTON REDSKINS AT TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS -Redskins: QUESTIONABLE: WR Santana Moss (Hamstring); TE Christian Fauria (Ankle). PROBABLE: Jon Jansen (Call); CB Shawn Springs (Groin). Buccaneers: QUESTIONABLE: RB Michael Pittman (Shoulder); LB Shellon Quarles (Knee): Donald DT Ellis Wyms (Ankle); 0E Simeon Rice (Shoulder): CB Juran Bolden (Hip) SEATTLE SEAHAWKS AT SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS Seahawks: OUT: RB Josh Parry (Foot). DOUBTFUL: LB O.D.

Lewis (Toe). QUESTIONABLE: Robbie Tobeck (Illness); Sean Locklear (Ankle); RB Shaun Alexander (Foot); QB Matt Hasselbeck (Knee); WR Bobby Engram (Illness). PROBABLE: CB Kelly Herndon (Hamstring); DT Rocky Bernard (Foot); CB Jimmy Williams (Ankle). 49ers: QUESTIONABLE: TE Vernon Davis (Fibula); RB Frank Gore (Concussion), DETROIT LIONS AT ARIZONA CARDINALS Lions: QUESTIONABLE: DT Shaun Cody (Toe); TE Sean McHugh (Knee); Blaine Saipaia (Chest). PROBABLE: DECory Redding (Call).

Cardinals: QUESTIONABLE: Nick Leckey (Quadricep); DT Darnell Dockett Toe). PROBABLE: WR Larry Fitzgerald (Hamstring): RB Obalemi Ayanbadeio (Fibula) INDIANAPOLIS COLTS AT DALLAS COWBOYS Colts: OUT: DT Montae Reagor (Head). QUESTIONABLE: LB Keilh O'Neil (Ankle): WR Aaron Moorehead (Low Back); DT Anthony McFarland (Elbow); Ryan Lilja er. PRO TENNIS MASTERS CUP Wednesday In Shanghai, China Round Robin Gold Group James Blake (8), United Stales, del. Niko-lay Davydenko (3), Russia, 2-6, 6-4, 7-5.

Rafael Nadal (2), Spain, def. Tommy Robre-do (6). Spain. 7-6 (2), 6-2. Standings: Blake, 2-0 (sets 4-1): Nadal, 1-1 (2-2); Davydenko, 1-1 (3-3); Robredo, 0-2(1-4).

AREA ROY HOBBS 60-AND-OVER WORLD SERIES Tuesday In Fort Myers, Fla. Northern California 15, SD Pheasants 5 N. California SD Pheasants 002143 50-1516 2 00000113 51012 SD battery: Gary Croon. Red Loecker (2), Jim Schnrtlgrund (6), Wayne Shjegstad (8) and Bob Seattle. Tom Gordon had three hits, while Schnittgrund and Nick Lumby each had two.

Wednesday S.D. Pheasants 22, Chicago 7 SD Pheasants 30316108-22251 Chicago 11100301- 7112 Croon. Shjegstad (6) and Beattie. Schnittgrund had live hits, Croon and Gordon four each, Howie Bich, Adrian Mohr and-Beattie three each and Ray Johnson two lor the Pheasants, who finished pool play 3-1 and begin double elimination play today. WEDNESDAY WOVEVS SOCCER NAIA Tourney first Round Northwood (Fla.) 3, Momingside 1 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Miami (Ohio) 9.

Bowling Green 7 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Augustana 93, Concordia-SI. Paul 74 South Dakota 90. CharJron St. 50 Sioux Falls 89, College of St. Mary (Neb.) 80 Northern St.

66, Dakota Wesleyan 44 Northwestern (Iowa) 63, Dakota St. 56 SW Minnesota St. 77, Mayviile St. 66 Grand Valley St. 55, 53 Momingside 70, Mount Mercy 62 Iowa Lakes 77, Minnesota West 31 Nebraska-Kearney 68, Doane 63 Midwest Indiana 85, Valparaiso 51 Iowa 38.

Indiana St. 83 lowaSt.85.CaiSt-Fullerton62 Purdue 68. N.C. State 38 Saint Louis 96. Tennessee St.

59 W. Illinois 31 Hannibal-LaGrange 47 Wis -Green Bay 90. Oakland, Mich. 68 East Albany, N.Y. 72.

Siena 52 Army 87, St. Thomas Aquinas 48 Lafayette 66, Mount St. Mary's, Md. 55 Pittsburgh 71, California, Pa, 58 Providence 83, St. Peter's 68 Syracuse 72, Cornell 64 South Auburn 84, Alabama St.

47 Furman 57, Francis Marion 33 Georgia 89. N. Carolina AST 35 Jacksonville Si. 84. Georga Southern 77 Va.

Commonwealth 58. Radford 55 Wofford 86. Charleston Southern 60 Far West Arizona St. 91, Nictiolls St. 46 Miami 85, Santa Clara 83 Wyoming 76.

N. Colorado 46 MEN'S BASKETBALL Augustana 70, Dakota St. 70 Briar Cliff 80, Grand View (Iowa) 71 Dordt 72, Grace (Neb.) 70 North Dakota 75. 62 Northern St. 84.

Mount Marty 55 Doane 71 Nebraska-Kearney 68 Midwest Bradley 74, SlU-Edwardsville 58 Dayton 79. N. Carolina AST 66 E. Illinois 64, Bend 49 IPFW77, Rochester. Mich.

44 IUPUI 74, Indiana-Southeast 59 Illinois 76. Jackson St. 55 Michigan 66, 59 N. Illinois 84, St. Mary's, Minn.

69 Oral Roberts 78. Kansas 71 S.Indiana 61, Wayne, Mich. 64 UMKC 97, Baker 58 Wayne. Neb. 81.

York, Neb. 70 Winona St. 88. Bethany Lutheran 79 Wisconsin 79, Wis -Green Bay 62 East Drexel 73, Florida Gulf Coast 37 Holy Cross 62, Hampton 47 Kansas St. 55, Rutgers 41 Ouinmpiac 92, Concordia, N.Y.

77 Syracuse 81, Northeastern 58 South Clemson 67, Furman 58 Davidson 100. Ill-Chicago 89 ETSU 71, Chattanooga 70, 0T Georgetown 86, Vanderbilt 70 High Point 94, Covenant 67 Kentucky 57, Miami (Ohio) 46 Longwood 65. Norfolk St. 54 UCF 83. Rollins 80 Southwest Oklahoma St 79, Northwestern St.

76 Texas-Arlington 63, North Texas 81 Texas-Pan American 102, Huston-Tillotson 49 Tulsa 88, St, Gregory's 64 Far West Arizona 101, N.Arizona 79 Arizona St. 69, CS San Bernardino 52 California 60, Utah Valley St. 47 Nevada 75, Oregon St. 47 Saint Mary's, Calif. 89.

CS Monterey Bay 41 San Diego St. 84, UC San Diego 48 UC Riverside 88, Vanguard 63 UCLA 82, BYU 69 Wyoming 76, Montana 71 CBE Classic Second Round Air Force 79, Stanford 45 Long Beach St. 86. San Jose St 67 NIT Preseason Tlp-off-Charlottt Championship North Carolina 73, Wmthrop 66 Third Place Sacred Heart 68. lona 61 NIT Preseason Tip-off-Spokane Championship Gonzaga 78, Baylor 69 Third Place Rice 70, Colorado St 61 Exhibition LSU 94, Louisiana College 41 TUESDAY COLLEGE FOOTBALL Ball St.

20, Toledo 17 Augustana's Oswald honored For the second straight season, Augustana's Andrea Oswald has been named to the AVCA all-North Central Region volleyball team as selected by a committee of the region's coaches. Oswald, a senior middle blocker from Pilger, averaged. 4.09 kills and 1.16 blocks a game. She was second in the North Central Conference in kills and ranked third in blocks. Southwest Minnesota State's Erin Contons, a junior outside hitter, also was named to the 12-member team.

Augustana's Terrin Post received honorable mention. The senior outside hitter from Prins-burg, averaged 3.76 kills a game. 3 Wolves on all-NSIC 1st team Northern State had three players named to the first team of the all-Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference team, while Southwest Minnesota State had two. The NSU players were freshman wide receiver Brian Jark, senior linebacker Rudy Jones and senior safety Una Latu. SMSU's hon-orees were tight end Matt Fischer and linebacker Jon Kubat SMSU's Brad Wolf, a junior defensive tackle, was named the league's defensive newcomer of the year.

Wayne State running back Zach Molacek was named NSIC offensive player of the year and Winona State linebacker John Tackmann was named defensive player of the year. Portland 4 5 .444 314 Oenver 3 4 .429 314 Minnesota 3 4 .429 314 Seattle 4 6 .400 4 Pacific Division Pet GB LA. Clippers 5 2 .714 -Sacramento 5 2 .714 Golden State 5 3 .625 14 LA. Lakers 5 3 .625 14 Phoenix 2 5 .286 3 Wednesday's Games Orlando 108, Denver 99 Cleveland 100. Portland 87 Boston 114.

Indiana 88 New York 102, Washington 82 New Jersey 100, Milwaukee 87 New Orleans 100, Detroit 99 Charlotte 95, San Antonio 92, 0T Sacramento 115, Memphis 111 Philadelphia 96, Seattle 90 Today's Games Chicago at Houston, 7 p.m. Sacramento at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL STATE CHAMPIONS One-class System 1982 Washington (Pam Johnson) 1983 Washington (Pam Johnson) Two-class System Class A 1984 Washington (Pam Johnson) 1985 Brookings (Pam Weiland) 1 986 RC Stevens (Lunette Birrenkott) 1987 O'Gorman (Kathy Hunt) 1988 O'Gorman (Kathy Hunt) 1989 O'Gorman (Kathy Hunt) 1990 Washington (Pam Johnson) 1991 Washington (Pam Johnson) Class 1984 Webster (Cindy Nelson) 1985 Bennett County (Vera O'Neill) 1986 St. Francis (James Mitchell) 1987 Webster (Laura Humml) 1988 Webster (Cindy Nelson) 1989 Webster (Cindy Nelson) 1 990 Parker-Marion (Jill Chrislensen) 1991 Elk Point (Spenser Brende) Three-t lass System Class AA 1992 RC Stevens (Jonel Smith) 1993 Lincoln (Don Decker) 1994 Washington (Kan Wiley) 1995 Mitchell (Deb Carter) 1996 Roosevelt (Pam Johnson) 1997 Watertown (Beth Schutt) 1998 Huron (Shelly Buddenhagen) 1999 Huron (Shelly Buddenhagen) 2000 Roosevelt (Michelle Jewett) 2001 Washington (LaDawn Nesje) 2002 (winter) O'Gorman (Julie Kolbeck) 2002 (fall) Aberdeen Central (Greg Murley) 2003 Mitchell (Deb Thill) 2004 Lincoln (Erika Paladino-Hazlett) 2005 Yankton (Leasa Woodward) ClassA 1992 Belle Fourche (Denise Ternes) 1993 Todd County (Galen Busch) 1994 Bennett County (Lisa Shepardson) 1995 Madison (Joyce Farrell) 1996 Philip (Mike West) 1997 Elk Point-Jefferson (Amy Spiering) 1998. Vermillion (John Skatrudj 1999 Parkslon (Janet Beyer-Proehlj 2000 Hot Springs (Kelly Northrup) 2001 Hot Springs (Kelly Northrup) 2002(winter) Aberd.

Ron. (Danielle Eszlinger) 2002 (fall) Beresford (Rob Wilson) 2003 Redfield (Brenda Stover) 2004 Milbank (Nancy Hoeke) 2005 Harrisburg (Ronette Costain) Hurley (Chris Schuttz) Hurley (Chris Schultz) Viborg (Connie Nyhaug) Irene (Renee Feddeison) Avon (Darlene Hauck) Avon (Darlene Hauck) Deubrook (Bryan Haugenj Northwestern (Kathy Graves 2000 Northwestern (Kathy Graves) 2001 Northwestern (Kalhy Graves) 2002 (winter)Harding County (Carol Snyder) 2002 ((all) Harding County (Carol Snyder) 2003 Northwestern-Cresbard (Nora Groftj 2004 Northwestern (Nora Graft) 2005 Northwestern (Nora Graft) COLLEGE Tuesday night NORTHWESTERN (Iowa) def. DORDT 30-27, 30-24, 35-33 in Sioux Center, Iowa Just three days alter losing 3-2 to Dordt in the GPAC tourney finals, the Red Raiders won to advance to Friday's NAIA Region III semifinals. Megan Meyer and Kalie Schnoes kid the Red Raiders(31-3)with16kills each. Karrisa Davelaar and Randa Hulslein added nine apiece.

Davelaar also had 26 digs. Alison Waggie had five ace serves and 25 digs. Northwestern faces top seed National American in Friday's semifinals, in Dickinson, N.D. For Dordt (28-1 1), Larlssa Veldhuizen had 13 kills and Kristin De flonde 10. Lindsey Van Wyk had 24 digs, Liz Van Voorst 1 7 and Traci Kooima 13, Emily Van Voorst had 32 assists.

In Game 1, the Red Raiders pulled away from an 11-11 tie to take a 23-15 lead and hek) on for the win. Game 2 was all Northwestern. In Game 3, Dordt led 6-0 but Northwestern tied it at 16and led 21-18 before Dordt tied it at 23. The two were tied at 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 and 33. NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE East Pet PF PA New England 6 3 0 .667 201 131 N.Y.

Jets 5 4 0.556 177 207 Buffalo 3 6 0.333 140 180 Miami 3 6 0.333 146 168 South I Pet PF PA Indianapolis 9 0 01.000249 189 Jacksonville 5 4 0.556 185 127 Houston 3 6 0.333 144 206 Tennessee 2 7 0.222 146 243 North Pet PF PA Baltimore 7 2 0.778 198 137 MEN'S BASKETBALL Cal 98. Hope International 65 San Francisco 89, Sacramento St 64 UC Irvine 67, South Carolina 52 UNLV 82, E. Washington 79 Washington 70, N. Iowa 61 CBE Classic First Round Stanford 73, San Jose St. 52 Second Round Texas Tech 93, Ark.

-Little Rock 59 NFf Season Tip-off first Round Gonzaga 88, Rice 50 Exhibition Auburn-Montgomery 58. Alabama St 48 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Cal Poly 66. Oregon a 65 Nevada 66. San Diego St. 62 Utah Valley St.

68, Utah St. 60 NHL EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division 0T Pts GF GA New Jersey 10 1 21 43 46 N.Y. Rangers 10 8 1 21 64 63 N.Y. Islanders 8 6 2 18 44 46 Pittsburgh 8 6 2 18 52 51 Philadelphia 4 12 2 10 43 72 ftattieast Division 0T Pts GF GA Buffalo 15 2 1 31 82 55 Toronto 11 5 3 25 69 62 Montreal 10 4 3 23 56 48 Ottawa 7 10 1 15 60 54 Boston 6 7 2 14 43 59 Southeast Division 0T Pts GF GA Atlanta 12 5 3 27 72 61 Carolina 10 7 3 23 67 66 Washington 8 5 5 21 56 58 Tampa Bay 9 8 1 19 60 53 Florida 6 9 4 16 51 66 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division 0T Pts GF GA Detroit 12 4 1 25 47 33 Nashville 11 4 1 23 53 46 Chicago 6 9 1 13 40 50 St. Louis 5 9 3 13 42 57 Columbus 5 10 1 11 37 51 Northwest Division 0T Pts GF GA Minnesota 11 6 0 22 50 39 Edmonton 9 8 1 19 49 49 Calgary 8 7 2 18 46 42 Vancouver 8 10 1 17 44 50 Colorado 7 9 2 16 55 56 Pacific Division OT Pts GF GA Anaheim 13 2 4 30 66 47 San Jose 14 6 0 28 64 46 Dallas 12 5 0 24 45 32 Los Angeles 6 10 4 16 51 65 Phoenix 5 12 0 10 41 69 Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss or shootout loss.

Wednesday's Gaines Ottawa 4, Buffalo 2 Carolina 2. N.Y. Rangers 1 Boston 3, Washington 2, SO Nashville 5, Columbus 4 Montreal 3, Tampa Bay 1 N.Y. Islanders 3, Dallas 0 San Jose 4, Colorado 3 Philadelphia 7, Anaheim 4 Today's Games Toronto at Boston, 6 p.m. Montreal at Florida.

6:30 p.m. Minnesota at Nashville. 7 p.m. St. Louis at Edmonton.

8 p.m. Chicago at Phoenix. 8 p.m. Philadelphia at Los Angeles, 9:30 p.m. Wednesday PHILADELPHIA 7, ANAHEIM 4 in Anaheim, Calif.

Peter Forsberg returned to the Philadelphia lineup with a goal and an assist, and the Flyers scored on five of 11 shots against Jean-Sebastien Giguere to snap a franchise record-tying six-game losing streak. Sami Kapanen scored the first of his two goals during Philadelphia's first-period barrage, which drove Giguere to the bench with 3:34 left in the period, Mike Knuble, Simon Gagne and Geoff Sanderson each had a power-play goal and an assist for the Flyers, who came in with an NHL-worsI 3-12-2 record. But they handed the Western Conference leaders their first regulation loss at home despite getting outshot 41-16. CAROLINA 2, N.Y. RANGERS 1 in Raleigh, N.C.

Rod Brind'Amour scored with 6:05 left in the third period to lift the Hurricanes over the Rangers. Cam Ward stopped 23 shots, bouncing bounced back from a poor performance two nights earlier in which he allowed six goals in a 7-4 loss to the Buffalo Sabres. Craig Adams also scored for the Hurricanes. Bnnd Amour's winning goal came moments after the Rangers won a faceotf in the left circle of their zone but turned it over. Jaromir Jagr scored the 599th goal of his career, and Kevin Weekes made 22 saves for the Rangers.

OTTAWA 4, BUFFALO 2 in Buffalo. N.Y. -Peter Schaefer broke a third-period tie, helping Ottawa beat Buffalo. Chris Neil, Jason Spezza and Chris Phillips also scored for the Senators, who snapped a two-game losing streak and won for only the second time in nine games. Daniel Briere and Thomas Vanek scored lor the Sabres, who had their lour-game winning streak snapped.

Buffalo (1 5-2-1 1 lost for only the second lime in regulation. BOSTON 3, WASHINGTON 2 (SO) in Washington- Patrice Bergeron scored the only goal in the shootout, lifting Boston past Washington. After Bergeron beat Olie Kolzig, Tim Thomas snuffed a shot by Matt Pettinger to secure the victory. The Capitals are 0-4 in shootouts this season. Thomas stopped 33 shots for the Bruins, who got first-period goals from Phil Kessel and Brad Stuart.

Dainius Zubrus scored his 12th goal and Pettinger had a short-handed tally for the Capitals, who trailed 2-0 in the game's 15th minute. Kolzig had 33 saves. MONTREAL 3, TAMPA BAY 1 in Tampa, Fla. Sheldon Souray scored a pair of power-play goals, helping Montreal win. NASHVILLE 5, COLUMBUS 4 in Columbus, Wednesday-today No games COLLEGE WOMEN Augustana 93, C-SP 74 CONCORDIA-ST.

PAUL (0-1) Mary Schroeder 0-5 0-0 0. Katie LaViolette 8-17 2-2 18. Candace Olstad 6-10 2-2 14, Kelly Lund 6-13 1-2 14, Amanda Behnke 3- 10 2-4 8, Jamie Jones 3-7 0-0 6, Megan Kirchenwitz 0-20-00, Lindsey Palmer 2-7 1-1 7, Abby Nielsen 2-2 0-1 6, Jessica Tewes 0-1 1-2 1 Whitney Smetan 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 30-769-1474. AUGUSTANA (2-2) Alison Adamson 6-133-517, Chelsea DeV-ille 3-5 0-0 9, Jamy Eckstaine 2-4 0-1 5, Whitney Holer 4-4 1-1 9, Ashley Holiday 9-15 3-8 21, Ashlie Traynor 0-3 2-2 2.

Amy Puthoff 4-7 7-7 1 7. Brooke Olsen 0-1 0-0 0, Andrea Walsh 4-7 1-1 10, Amanda Ahrendt 0-0 0-0 0. Dani Arens 1-21-1 3. Totals 33-61 18-2693. Halflime AC 48.

CSP 40. 3-pointers CSP 5-20 1-5, Jones 0-4, Kirchenwitz 0-2, Palmer 2-5, Nielsen 2-2), AC 9-21 (Adamson 2-7, DeV-ille 3-4, Eckstaine 1-2, Traynor 0-2. Puthoff 2-4, Walsh 1 -2). Total fouls CSP 20, AC 14. Fouled out None.

Rebounds CSP 42 (Behnke 7), AC 37 (Holiday 10). Assists CSP 11 (LaViolette 5). AC 21 (Holiday 6). Steals -CSP 6 (Behnke 3), AC 6 (Hofer 3). Blocked shots CSP 5 (Lund 2), AC 7 (Holiday 3).

Turnovers -CSP 11, AC 12. COLLEGE MEN Augustana 70, Dakota St 50 DAKOTA STATE (0-1) Joe Backus 7-133-4 17, Bryce Kreutzfeldt 4-7 6-7 16, Adam Nielson 0-3 0-0 0, Frank Calles 2-5 2-2 7, Brett Gardner 0-2 0-2 0, Derek Powell 1-4 0-0 2, Jordan Hughes 2-8 0-0 5, Brian Bolin 0-2 1-2 1 Andy Hansen 1 -2 0-0 2. Totals 17-46 12-17 50. AUGUSTANA (1-0) Marques Blank 6-7 0-0 15. Joey Ryan 1-5 0-0 2, Nick Olson 6-8 2-2 18, David Foster 0-5 0-0 0, Matt Paulson 1-4 0-0 2, Kenny Hartzell 2-70-05.

Jordan Dalton 0-0 0-0 0, Ian Thomas 2-6 0-0 4. Eric Krogman 2-5 6-8 10, Elliot Thomas 2-6 3-4 9, Tom Ver Douw 2-3 1-3 5. Totals 24-56 12-17 70. Halftime AC 40, DSU 19. 3-pointers DSU 4-19 (Backus 0-1 Kreutzfeldt 2-4, Nielson 0-1, Calles 1-4, Gardner 0-1, Powell 0-2, Hughes 1-6), AC 10-30 (Blank 3-4, Ryan 0-3, Olson 4-5, Foster 0-3, Hartzell 1-5, 1.

Thomas 0-3, Krogman 0-2, E. Thomas 2-5. Total fouls DSU 17, AC 18. Fouled out -None. Rebounds 0SU 30 (Backus 7).

AC 35 (Krogman 7). Assists DSU 9 (Kreutzfeldt, Gardner. Powell 2), AC 12 (Blank, Ryan, I. Thomas 3). Steals DSU 10 (Powell 3), AC 9 (Blank, Foster 3).

Blocked shots 0SU 0, AC 5 (Paulson 2). Turnovers DSU 20, AC 12. A NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet GB Philadelphia 5 3 .625 -New Jersey 4 3 .571 New York 4 6 .400 2 Toronto 2 5 .286 254 Boston 2 6 .250 3 Southeast Division Pet GB Orlando 6 3 .667 Atlanta 4 3 .571 1 Miami 3 4 .429 2 Washington 3 5 .375 Charlotte 2 6 .250 3'4 Central Division Pet GB Cleveland 6 2 .750 Indiana 4 4 .500 2 Chicago 3 4 .429 214 Detroit 3 5 .375 3 Milwaukee 3 6 .333 354 WESTERN CONFERENCE Southwest Division Pet GB San Antonio 6 2 .750 New Orleans 6 3 .667 V4 Houston 5 3 .625 1 Dallas 3 4 .429 214 Memphis 1 6 .143 4)4 Northwest Division Pet GB Utah 7 1 .875 FAST-TALK Dunn gets 300 at Sport Bowl BOWLING: Mark Dunn of Sioux Falls had a 300 game in the Premier League at Sport Bowl on Wednesday. It's his fifth 300. SOCCER: Northern State's Melissa Gamble was named to the first team of the inaugural Dak-tronics all-Central Region team.

The senior forward from Calgary, Alberta, is NSU's career leader in goals with 49. HONORS: Two area athletes from Wartburg College made the academic all-Iowa Conference team: Julie Rldenour, a junior cross country runner from Sheldon, Iowa, and Jessica Archer, a junior soccer player from Sioux Falls. WEDNESDAY BASEBALL American League KANSAS CITY ROYALS-Named Ryan Stoneberg minor league strength and conditioning coordinator. NEW YORK YANKEES-Declined to exercise their 2007 option on RHP Mike Mussina. National League CHICAGO CUBS-Agreed to terms with Henry Blanco on a two-year contract.

NEW YORK METS-Traded RHP Heath Bell and LHP Royce Ring to San Diego for OF Ben Johnson and RHP Jon Adkins. Declined to exercisetheir 2007 option on RHP Yusaku Iri-ki. BASKETBALL Women's National Basketball Association SACRAMENTO MONARCHS-Named Jenny Boucek coach. American Basketball Association JACKSONVILLE JAM-Signed Artis Gilmore. QUAD CITY RIVERHAWKS-Signed Sir-Valiant Brown and Jason Faulkner.

FOOTBALL National Football League Na-Fined Jeff Fisher, Tennessee coach, $1 2.500 for criticizing an official during a Nov. 12 game against Baltimore. GREEN BAY PACKERS-Placed WR Shaun Bodilord and TE Tory Humphrey on injured reserve. Signed Atari Bigby from the practice squad and OT Orrin Thompson to the practice squad. NEW YORK GIANTS-Signed Jonathan Dunn to the practice squad.

SAN DIEGO CHARGERS-Aclivated OT Roman Oben Irom the physically-unable-to-pertorm list. Waived Andre Lott. Signed WR Ricky Brvant. WASHINGTON REDSKINS-f laced RB Clinton Ports on iniured reserve. Signed TE Bn-an Kozlowski.

COLLEGE DOANE-Announced the resignation of Tommie Frazier, football coach. JACKSONVILLE-Fired Steve Gilbert, football coach. Named Andy McLeod interim football coach. ST. JOHN'S, N.Y.-Announced men's basketball Derwin Kitchen has withdrawn from school.

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