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6c TIMES WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2002 SOCCER PINELLAS SPORTS 'ipmiJ" i ft -v. Spongers' forfeits help Cougars to win OUT, THEN IN: Ray Hudson, coach of the Fusion until it folded Tuesday, talks on the phone while awaiting a flight to Washington, where he will be introduced as D.C. United's jr, 4 WRESTLING By BOB PUTNAM Timea Staff Writer III iii iiiiissaassaaaeaesei ill ap coach today. CLEARWATER Tarpon Springs had a depleted lineup. Two starters were academically ineligible and three others failed to make weight Tuesday.

That wasn't good news for the Spongers, who traveled to Countryside for a dual meet. Behind by 24 points due to four forfeits, the Spongers fell behind more in the actual bouts for a 50-30 loss. "We were missing a few guys and that hurt," Tarpon Springs coach Jim Wioland said. "I was pleased with the way we wrestled considering what we had." The Spongers went ahead 12-0 thanks to pins by Daryl Pasco (103 pounds) and Clement Be-noot (112). Players, staff trying to plot the next move The Cougars responded by winning the next seven bouts.

AJ Hixon (119)andJonRowe (135) each scored a major decision and Steve Spicuzza (140) and Matt Turtzo (145) each recorded pins. "We were a little sloppy tonight," Countryside coach Dave Frayer said, "but it's good to get the rust off after the vacation." The Cougars were without Vince Scholl (twisted ankle) and Frayer said he decided not to use Dominic DeNunzio because of the forfeits. Still, Countryside didn't need too much star power and had the victory sealed after Turtzo's pin. Both teams split the final six bouts. Some players will go to other teams in a dispersal draft on Friday.

By RODNEY PAGE Times Staff Writer BOYS SOCCER EXTRA Games to Watch Palm Harbor U. at Countryside WHEN: Wednesday, 8 p.m. OUTLOOK: Nobody has been able to slow down the Hurricanes this season. PHU won the Ridgewood tournament last week and is 1 3-0-2. Craig Oakley has been the main sniper with 1 1 goals in 15 games.

PHU has outscored opponents 47-9. Osceola at Tarpon Springs WHEN: Friday, 8 p.m. OUTLOOK: This is a Class 2A, District 9 showdown. In the first meeting Nov. 30, Osceola won 4-3.

Tarpon Springs (6-6-1) played well in its own tournament during the holiday break, losing to Countryside 2-1 in the final. Osceola (7-5-3) has been plagued by injuries but is still competitive. The Super Seven With last week's ranking in parenthesis 1. Palm Harbor University (3) (13-0-2): The area's only undefeated team. 2.

CC Catholic (2) (13-2): Won a consolation final at the competitive Puma Tournament. 3. Clearwater (2) (10-2-2): This is the Tornadoes' time of year. 4. Seminole (4) (9-2-1 Warhawks lost leading scorer Brandon Giles.

5. Pinellas Park (NR) (8-4-3): Patriots won the first St. Petersburg City Championship last week. 6. St.

Petersburg Catholic (6) (7-3-1): Barons continue to play well. 7. Northeast (5) (1 1-5-1): Striker Asmir Pervan returns. Seminole's loss The Warhawks will be without top scorer Brandon Giles for at least another week after Giles broke his wrist Dec. 1 7 against Countryside.

Giles was injured standing in front of a free kick in the first half. He continued to play and scored four goals. Giles, who has 22 goals, has a full cast on his arm. Seminole coach Rick Masi hopes to have Giles back before next week's PCAC tournament or before the district tournament. Northeast's gain The Vikings welcomed back striker Asmir Pervan on Monday, who scored two goals in a 2-2 tie against Seminole.

Pervan was training in Germany with a professional team during the holidays. County Leaders Standings PCAC Through Monday North Drmiofi FOR THE RECORD 10, GrabM 3, Linangton 3, Mock 15, Cook 10, Oliver 2, Dfmaggio I Totab: 15 13-25 48. Shorecreat Keswick Chr. 16 10 19 16-60 13 16 8 11-48 MUTINY HIGHS AND LOWS 1996-2001 RECORD: 83-98-6. PLAYOFF RECORD: 2-9.

FIRST DRAFT PICK: Mark Dougherty, goalkeeper (seventh overall). FIRST GAME: April 13, 1996 vs. New England (Mutiny won 2-0). LAST GAME: Sept. 9, 2001 vs.

Columbus (Mutiny lost 2-1). FIRST GOAL Ivan McKinley. LAST GOAL Devin Barclay. 1996 COACH: Thomas Rongen. RECORD: 20-12, First in Eastern Division.

PLAYOFFS: Defeated Columbus 2-1 in first round, lost to D.C. United 2-0 in second round. AVERAGE ATTENDANCE: 1 1,679 (9th overall). HIGHS: Midfielder Carlos Valderrama was the league's MVP with 17 assists and 25 points. Forward Roy Lassiter led the league with 27 goals in 30 games.

Midfielder Steve Ralston was the Rookie of the Year. LOWS: Despite the best record in MLS, Mutiny fails to advance to the MLS Cup. Rongen leaves for New England, General Manager Farrukh Quraishi is reassigned by MLS. 1997 COACH: John Kowalski. RECORD: 17-15, second in Eastern Division.

PLAYOFFS: Lost to Columbus 2-0 in the first round. AVERAGE ATTENDANCE: 1 1,336 (8th) HIGHS: Valderrama has 19 assists in 20 games; 17 wins are third best in the league. LOWS: Mutiny makes an early exit from the playoffs. Lassiter slumps to 1 0 goals in 24 games. Lockerroom bickering leads to wholesale changes in '98.

1998 COACHES: John Kowalski, Tim Hankinson. RECORD: 12-20, fifth in Eastern Division. PLAYOFFS: Did not qualify. AVERAGE ATTENDANCE: 10,312 (10th). HIGHS: After starting 3-12 under Kowalski, Mutiny goes 9-8 under Hankinson to finish the season.

Mauricio Ramos leads the team with nine goals and nine assists. Mutiny signs a one-year lease agreement to play at Raymond James Stadium. LOWS: Valderrama is reassigned to the expansion Miami Fusion before the season. Lassiter is traded to D.C. United for Roy Wegerle in what would turn out to be the most lopsided trade in MLS history.

Forward Frankie Hejduk leaves to play in Germany. Swedish goalkeeper Thomas Ravelli leaves after one season. 1999 COACH: Tim Hankinson. RECORD: 14-1 8, third in Eastern Division. PLAYOFFS: Lost to Columbus 2-0 in the first round.

NorthaideChr. 16 10 16 18-60 Admiral Farragut 19 13 20 18-70 Total fours farthside Chr. 23, Admiral Farragut 13. Fouled out Ms Troupe; AF: Kirchman. 3-point goab Ms: 6 IBameky 4, Troupe 21; AF: 5 (Boccardo 3, Schmidt 2.

Technical foul Ns: Bameky. Northside Chr. 13-2. Admirel Farragut 94. EAST LAKE (66): Bouldrkk 10, McCreery 7, Cuff 18, Cummings 16, Odekirk 2, Patterson 7, Brogon 6 Totals 25 10-12 66 PINELLAS PARK (67): Bradley 4, WiHiama 14, Rrethatakej 2.

Bander 6, Robinson 2, Blue 4, Trotter 2, Jones 23. Totals: 25 5-11 57. Total foub Shoracrest 20, Keswick Chr. 16. Fouled out Sc: Huenink.

3-poinl goab Sc: 2 (Mullinai, Huenink Kes: 3 ICrosby 2, Grab Shore-crest 8-3, Keswick Chr 34. ADMIRAL FARRAGUT (33): Ma-guire 6, Diez 13, Doctor 7, nei 5, Welb 2 Totab: 9 15-35 33. INDIAN ROCKS CHR (69): M. Ga-tutuso 9, Wilson 3, Staats 4, Aikman 2, Carton 5, Bintz 10, Swager 8, Gattu- so 28. Totab: 31 34 69.

Admiral Farragut 0 11 13 9-33 Indian Rocks 15 18 20 14-69 Total foub Admiral Farragut 10, Indian Rocks Chr. 21, Fouled out IRC: M. Gattuso. 3-point goab IRC: 4 (Bintz 2 Carron, M. Gattuso).

Technical foub AF: Teem; IRC: Coach, Indian Rocks Chr. 8-9. OLDSMAR CHR. (23): Williams 4, Sutter 4, Dreckshege 7, Brennan 8. Totab: 87-14 23.

TEMPLE HEIGHTS (28): Day 18, Wilkinaon 1, Jackson 3, Sayne 4, 16 15 21 15-66 19 15 14 9-67 East Lake Pinellas Park Today's schedule BOYS SOCCER SP Catholic at Cardinal Mooney Palm Harbor at Countryside East Lake at Clearwater Largo at Dunedin St Petersburg at Seminole GIRLS SOCCER Cardinal Mooney at SP Catholic Boca Ciega at Dixie Hollins Perm Harbor U. at Countryside East Lake at Clearwater Largo at Dunedin WRESTLING Dixie HoUins at Pinellas Park Dunedin at Admiral Farragut BOYS BASKETBALL Pinellas Park at Northeast Lakewood at Bayshore Chr. Seminole at Palm Harbor U. Gibbs at Clearwater Jesuit at Oeceola OIRLS BASKETBALL Lakewood at Dunedin Tampa Catholic at CC Catholic Clearwater at Cwntryside Tarpon Springs at MitclwN Boys basketball TUESDAY'S SUMMARIES OLDSMAR CHR. (47): Bache 16, Ues 12, Bache 11.

Froljich 6, A. Ues 2 Totals: 13 19-26 47. TEMPLE HEIGHTS B9): Nobis 11, Day 17, Brycharrton 8, Turex 7, Stone 4, frostier 4. Totals: 20 lt-19 58. CHdemarChr.

8 8 11 20-47 Temple Heights 11 10 IB 20-69 Total fours Oldsmar 15, Temple Heights 25 Fouled out-Old: Bache, Jueong 2 Totab: 116-17 28. Ofdamar 2 6 6 4 6 0-23 T.Haighte 2 4 4 8 5 8-28 Total fouls East Lake 14, Pinellas Park 19. Fouled out EL: McCreery. 3-point goals EL: 6 (Bouldrick, McCreery, Cuff 2, Cummings 2); PP: 2 (Williams, Jonesl. Pinellas Park 44.

TAMPA CATHOLIC (60): raving 2, Verwort 2, Messina 13, Briggs 6, Schu-man 2, Collington 5, Joyce 9, Lastra 2, Paratore 13, Torres 6. Totals'. 16 16-31 60. CC CATHOLIC (45): Makmey 8. Imperiale 2.

Bookman 5, B. Roth 11, Silver 8, Levin 8, Tacco 2, Davis 1. Totals: 1411 20 45. Tampa Catholic 7 14 16 23-60 CC Catholic 8 9 13 18-48 Total fouls Tampa Catholic 16, CC Cathokc 22 Fouled out CCC: Davis. 3-point goals TC: 4 Messina, Col.

lington, Paratore 2). Technical foul CCC: Silver. Tampa Catholic 9-7, CC Catholic 2-14. PINELLAS CHR. 155): 0.

Bauer 20, M. Bauer 14, Bauer 11, Wolf 6, Und-quist 4 Totals: 22 10-19 55. MANATEE HEAT 168): Austin 22, Wilson 20, Santiago 10, Fierro 6, Shole 4, Lopez 2, Quackenbush 2, Thomas 2, Totals: 29 6-14 68. Total foub Okbmer Chr. 18, Tem Tampa Sports Authority Executive Director Henry Saavedra said.

"In talking with Don Garber (Tuesday) morning, that was the biggest reason this team isn't here anymore, because there was no local ownership. I think the biggest impact this has is on the 30,000 or so youth organizations in this area." Hillsborough County Commissioner Jim Norman, who sits on the board of the Tampa Sports ty, also feels professional soccer isn't done in Tampa. "They have, I think, cut our community a tremendous break," said Norman. He said the league has invested $30-million in Tampa Bay since 1996, which includes the team, camps and youth league programs. "(MLS) wants soccer in Tampa," Norman said.

"If they didn't, they would totally pull out. So I think that was very encouraging." Tampa mayor Dick Greco said he understands MLS' decision. "I assumed soccer would be a big hit in this country and this area," Greco said. "But unless you are producing a championship team or something very special, it's difficult to sell season tickets. There's too many things a person can do in Florida.

"If you've got a stadium that seats 63,000, and you've got 13,000 people, it's hard to get excited. It looks like a little wad of people sitting in these sections." Mutiny chief operating officer Ed Austin has championed soccer here for more than 20 years. He has been with the Mutiny all six years. "It's a sad day," Austin said. "1 really believe this community needs pro soccer.

There's a tradition here. I think the community deserves (a return of pro soccer)." Contraction certainly ended the Mutiny, and it likely ended defender Steve Trittschuh's career. "It's kind of unexpected," said Trittschuh, 36, also a former Rowdies player in the American Professional Soccer League. "The league did a good job of keeping this under cover. Nobody knew anything.

As for me, I don't think anybody's going to take me (in the dispersal draft). If they do, then my wife and I are going to have to talk about it." Times staff writers Bill Varian and Chris Goffard contributed to this report. ple Heights 18. Fouled out OC: Brennan; TH: Jackson, McCune. Oldsmar Chr.

2-4, Temple Heights 24. Boys soccer TUESDAY'S RESULTS CC Catholic 1, Berkeley Prep 0 B. Bache. TH: Turex, Stone. 3-pomt Berkeley Prep Eric Quill completed a workout with some Mutiny teammates Tuesday morning when he found out he no longer had a team.

It wasn't until Quill listened to a cell-phone message that he found out the Mutiny was no more. "It's kind of strange," Quill said. "I wish they would have made this decision a long time ago." Many involved with the Mutiny and soccer in the area are left to wonder what comes next. For the players, there is a dispersal draft Friday morning. Those taken in the draft will have two days to get to their new teams before training camps open on Monday.

The 27 front-office employees are out of a job. Some could land with MLS' other 10 teams or with the league office in New York City. Coach Perry Van Beck has a one-year contract with the league, as does general manager Bill Manning. Both figure to be reassigned this season. "It's going to get a little more depressing as the days go on," Manning said.

"We had a good group of people here. I knew about this Monday and I couldn't sleep. When you give so much to something it's difficult to have it taken away." Farrukh Quraishi, the Mutiny's first GM in 1996 and a former member of the Rowdies in the North American Soccer League, said contraction is a blow. "It's sad for Tampa," Quraishi said. "It's a killer for soccer in the community.

But from a business standpoint it makes sense, and if it makes the league stronger in the long run then that's what they have to do." MLS commissioner Don Garber left the door open for an MLS return to Tampa in the future if the league expands. That gives hope to some involved in the local sports scene. "What we want to do is get some sort of a grassroots campaign going and try to get an ownership group and possibly bring back professional soccer in the next year or two," 0 0-0 0 1-1 art Old: 3 IB. Bache 2. Heche, CC Catholic ts 3 Noble 31 Technical foul Old: Bache, Bache.

TH: Bfychanton. Oldsmar Chr. 5-5, Temple Heights 9-2 Goab CCC: Anderson. Shots Berkeley Prep 6, CC Catholic 7. Saves BP: lAkman CCC: (Chambers 5).

Berkeley Prep 5-10-2, CC Catholic 154. Tarpon Springe 2, Tampa Bay Tech 1 10 13 7 22-66 12 15 16 25-68 PinellaaCfir. HEAT COUNTRYSIDE (76): Whightrnan 32, Fort 1, M. Brown 8, McEldowney 7, D. Brown 12.

Osborne 5, Youchar 12 Totals 26 22-2676. PALM HARBOR U. (73): Tyler 8, Thompson 4, Holmes 22, Franc) 6, Caserta 6, Ferguson 2, Cowans 6, Guhv and 2, Corbett 18. Totals: 25 19-31 73, Tampa Bay Tech 0 1-1 1 1-2 Tarpon Springe Goab-TS: Barrios TBT: Romero. 15 24 23 14-76 22 8 10 33-73 Countryside PalmHarborU.

Total foufa Pinellas 18, Heat 20. Fouled out Pin: Lindquist, D. Bauer. MH: none. 3-point goab Pin: 0.

Bauer. MH: Fierro 2. Austin, Wilson Pinellas Chr. 34. LATE MONDAY TAMPA BAPTIST (40): Capdevilla 15, Segalloa 7, Johnson 5, Rivers 5, Clark 4, Hedges 3, Brandos 1.

Totab. 17 4-10 40. OLDSMAR CHR. (57): Bache 25, S. Bkes 14, ftohich 7, A.

Ues 8, Tate 3, B. Bache 1. Totab: 19 1830 57, Shots Tempo Bay Tech 17, Tarpon Spnoga 20. Saves TBT: (Can 14; TS: (Walker 7). Tampa Bay Tech 4-24, Tarpon Springs 64-2.

Keswick Chr. 2, Northside Chr. 2 NorthaideChr. Keswick Chr. 1 1-2 0 2-2 8 8 17 940 10 16 17 14-67 Tampa Baptist Oldsmar Chr.

Total fouls Countryside 22, Palm Harbor U. 21. 5-ooirrt goals Cs: 3 (Whightmen 2, McEldowny), PHU: 4 (Holmes 3, Corbettl. Technical foul Cs: O. Brown.

PHU: Tyler. Palm Harbor 5-9 JV score Palm Harbor U. 61-49 SHORECREST (52): Pebarski 19, Chariest 7, Lowry 8, Wendkos 5, Don-nets 3. Efeazer 8, Rowa i Totals: 20 11-17 52. KESWICK CHR.

(62) Wickham 15, Hurnschikt 2, Dunn 22, Mongonery 9, McCture 4, Mock 10. Totals: 20 18-29 62. Goab Ns: Kingaby, Anderson; Kes: Zdzbrek, Wright. Shots North-side Chr. 16, Keswick Chr.

7. Saves -Ns: (Sanchez 4); Kes: (Miller 11. Keswick Chr 4-7-1. LATE MONDAY RESULT Cardinal Mooney 3, Keswick Chr. 2 1 1-2 Keswick Chr.

TEAM PalmHarborU 13 0 2 Clearwater 10 2 2 Serninole 9 2 1 East Lake 2 3 1 Countryside 4 4 Tarpon Springs 6 6 2 Duwdin 2 10 0 Largo 0 6 0 South Drviaion TEAM Pinellas Pork 6 4 3 Lakewood 3 4 4 Northeast 11 1 StPatanburg 9 6 1 Osceola 7 8 3 CHxieHotira 3 6 0 BoceCieoe 7 6 1 Gibbs 0 6 0 PRIVATE SCHOOLS TEAM CC Catholic 13 2 0 SP Cathode 7 3 1 Shoracrest 8 5 1 Northside Chr. 6 6 1 Keswick Chr. 4 6 0 Admiral fwragut 4 6 0 Indian RocksChr. 1 6 0 SCORING NAME TEAM GMS GLS Brandon Giles Saminole 12 22 Asmir Pervan Northeast 14 24 GregSerata Osceola 10 15 Ted Anderson CC Catholic 11 15 AdemKolb SP Catholic 10 13 Steve Goodrow Clearwater 9 10 John Kucha SP Catholic 10 10 SarnirTatarevk Northeast 15 10 RysnSpyker Osceola 5 7 Craig Oakley PalmHarborU 15 11 Goran Lukic Northeast 16 4 ARadovanovic Northeast 17 8 Mike Samson PalmHarborU 15 5 James Engo PalmHarborU 15 8 ClrffCote PalmHarborU 15 6 DavidSchreck CC Catholic 11 7 0 3-3 Cardinal Mooney Goab Kes. Newton, Wright; CM: Total foub Tampa Baptbt 26, Oldsmar Chr.

14. Fouled out TB: Johnson. Old: Frohch, A. Leas. 3-point goab TB: 2 (Segaotb, Riversl, Old: 2 (L Bache 2.

Tempo Baptbt 9-3, CHde-mer 5-4. Girls basketball TUESDAY'S SUMMARIES PALMETTO (51): Shepherd 2, McNear 4, Mitchell 16, Thomas 4, Hayes 9, Benton 16. Totab. 18 15-17 51 DUNEDIN (46): Rawlings 18, GU-lema 4, Perkins 2, Bums 6, Quince 8, 12 11 11 18-62 18 17 12 15-62 Shorecreat Keswick Chr. Chavez, Sevoce, Mades.

Shots Keswick Chr. 13, Cardinal Mooney 19. Saves Kes: (Miller 13); CM: (Shannon 3, Williamson 10). Keswick Chr. 4-7.

Girts soccer TUESDAY'S RESULTS AVERAGE ATTENDANCE: 13,106 Baity 4, Nelson 4. Totab: 20 5-10 46. Total fouls Shoracrest 21, Keswick Chr. 19. Fouled out Sc: Wendkos.

Kea: Wickham, McClure. 3-point goals Sc: 1 (Donnelts), Kes: 4 (Dunn 4. Keswick Chr. 11-4. LARGO (64): Gunter 2, O'Donnell 25, Richardson 9, Marshall 2, Munch 2, McDade 24.

Totals: 22 11-15 64. CLEARWATER (59). Houser 2, Franklin 17, Loucks 10, Postonno 11, Miller 12, Beck 4, Hofi 3. Totals: 21 11-14 59. Palmetto Tarpon Spr.

7. Tampa Bay Tech 1 10 10 13 18-61 12 10 11 13-46 Dunedin Tampa Bay Tech 0 1-1 6 2-7 tarpon Springe Goab TBT: Ward; TS: Moore, Total foub Palmetto 13, Dunedin 11. Fouled out Dun: Gilbms. 3-point goab Pal: none. Dun: 1 (Gillems).

Dunedin 6-11. PINELLAS PARK (45): Jacobs 10, Cross 16, Yarga 2, Mavgakoo 8, Gilbert 4, Warren 2. Totab: 20 1-2 45 LARGO (56): Richer! 1, Adams 9. Hereon 8, Hams 10, Walton 23, M. Procacoo 3.

Totsls: 23 9-17 56 Latner 2 P.Beyer 2, Gause, Freiermuth. Shots Tempa Bay Tech 6, Tarpon Springs 18. Saves TBT: (Barker 6); TS: (Berg 6). Tampa Bay Tech 74, Tarpon Springs 114. Lakewood 14, Robinson 0 0-0 14-14 Robinson Lakewood PineUeaPerk 4 16 15 10-45 11 21 11 13-96 Largo Total foub Pinellas Park 15, Largo Mutiny fromIC To report stats The Times iH publish boys soccer statistics Wednesdays throughout the regular season.

Coaches are encouraged to send stats to Rodney Page by tax (727! 993-8782 or e-mail pagesptimaa.com). They may also be phoned in at (727) 892-2251. Stats must be submitted no later than 3 p.m. Tuesday. Largo 17 13 16 19-64 Clearwater 13 10 21 15-69 Total fouta Largo 11, Clearwater 17.

3-point goafs Lar: 9 (O'Donnell 4, McDade 3, Richardson 21; Cw: 6 (Franklin 4, Postonno 2). Largo 14-2, Clearwater 6-7. JV score Clearwater 65-47 TARPON SPRINGS (48): Crockett 2, Hodges 9, Hunter 2, Robinson 7, Marshal 26, Bridges 2 Totals: 20 9-14 48. HUDSON (58): J. Bethel 9, Bethel 21, Burrohg 1, Doty 6, Geckes 2.

Lee 7, Meisonet 2, Russo 6, Thomas 4. Totals: 20 17-35 58. Tarpon Springs 12 1714 1048 Hudson 19 9 13 17-58 Total fouls Tarpon Springs 23, Hudson 13. Fouled out TS: none. Hud: Thomas.

3iint goals TS: Robinson, Marshall 2 Hud: J. Bethel. Hudson 84. DUNEDIN (74): Anderson 12, Glenn 8, Walters 7, Rocker 6, LFord 1 1 A.Ford 9. 3-point goab PP: 4 (Jacobs 2, Cross Lar: 1 1Herson).

Largo 14-1. JV ecore Pinellas Park 29-21 NORTHEAST (45): Crum 6, Scringe 6, Afves 3, Pickett 9, Banks 2, Clark 14, McTier 4. Totals: 16 6-1245. GIBBS (76): Jackson 24, S. Jackson 6, Bryant 2, Larry 7, Jones 10, Edwards 15, Craig 4, Umar 8.

Totab: 36 2-10 76. Northeast Gibbs 8 14 10 1346 10 12 30 24-76 Total foub Northeast 11, Gibbs 19. 3- point goab Ne: Scringe, Clark. Gib: K. Jackson.

Northeast 54, Gibbs 4- 6. JV score -Gibbs 64-26 BOCA CIEGA (45): Forte 4, Roe-gies-Jensen 23, Binaley 2, Speighta 7, Lester 9. Totals 18 6-9 45. SP CATHOLIC (43): Spiewack 9, Tapp 4, Dupont 3, Deeb 4, Hooks 11, Gron 4 Stone 10. Totab: 195-20 43.

Goab Rob: none; Lw: Roy 3, Borschel 3. Smith 2, Witt 2, Morrison 2, Williams, Gertz. Shots Robinson 0, Lakewood 20. Saves Rob: (Jones 4); Lw: (Klemme 0. Robinson 0-9-1, Lake-wood 104, CC Catholic 6, Berkeley Prep 2 Berkeley Prep 1 1-2 CC Catholic 1 9-6 Goab BP: Stolbach, Riesa; CCC: Hallgren 3, Wall, Sheehan, Seville.

Shots Berkeley Prep 8, CC Catholic 18. Saves BP: (Kalafut 10; CCC: (Piotti 3 Berkeley Prep 94-1, CC Catholic 14-1-1. Wrestling TUESDAY'S RESULTS AT COUNTRYSIDE Countryeide 50, Tarpon Springe 30 103 Pasco (Ts p. Slimer 1 12 Benoot (TS p. Dim 119 Hixon (Cs md.

Msrzo 17-8; 125 -Everett (a) by forfeit; 1 30 Tslhaur Cs by forfeit; 136 Rowe (Cs) md. Flannigan; 140 Spicuzza (Ca p. Kehoe 146 Turtzo (Cs) p. Sullivan 152 Bbcardi (TS) p. Murphy 160 Dodds Cs by forfeit; 171 Renekto (TS) p.

Rzymek 189 Hemen (Cs) p. 218 Bakfl ICs) by forfeit; HW -McCerty (TS) by forfeit. JV score Countryside 604 AT NORTHEAST Largo 42, Lakewood 24 103 doubb forfeit; 1 12 Parrbfl (Larl by forfeit; 1 19 Ossola (Lw by forfeit; 125 Prascot (Lw) p. Cook by forfeit; 12. Hodden 14, SchaiNy 4.

Totafs: 28 10-24 74. SOUTHEAST (72): Houston 5, Co-peland 27, Wilson 15, Williams 10, Gnggs 7, Washington 2, Haynes 6. Totals 28 10-16 72 Dunedin Southeast 17 21 21 16-74 16 16 24 16-72 BocaCiega SP Catholic 9 11 8 17-45 8 6 21 6-43 Total fours Dunedin 17, Southeast 18 Fouled out Se: Wilson 3-pomt goals Dun: 8 Anderson 4, Rocker 2, Glenn, Waflersl; Se: 6 (Copeland 2. WMiams 2 Houston, Griggs. Dunedin 8-7, Southeast 4-11.

JV score Dunedin 54-47 ST. PETERSBURG (54): Mejyic 15. Pena 15, White 5, Devis 7, Kolosey 6, Bedinghaus 2, Ford 2 Totals: 15 21-31 54 BOCA CIEGA (71): Hardwick 4, T.Lampley 7, El Amin 7. LLampJey 3, John 2, Brooks 14, Bush 8, Connors 3, Brooks 21. Totals: 28 14-20 71.

(9th). HIGHS: Team returns to the playoffs despite a losing record. Goalkeeper Scott Garlick, acquired from D.C. United, records a 1.31 goals against average. Valderrama was traded back to the Mutiny in April.

LOWS: Another two-and-out in the playoffs. Foreign players Alejandro Sequira and Jefferson Gottardi turn out to be busts and last less than a season. 2000 COACH: Tim Hankinson. RECORD: 16-12-4, second in Central Division. PLAYOFFS: Lost to Los Angeles 2-0.

AVERAGE ATTENDANCE: 9,452 (10th). HIGHS: Mamadou Diallo leads the league with 26 goals in 28 games. Valderrama leads the league with 26 assists. Team records its first winning season in two years. Bill Manning replaces Nick Sakiewicz as general manager.

LOWS: Mutiny trades popular forward Raul Diaz Arce to D.C. United, which creates a rift between Hankinson and Manning. Mutiny losses in the first round of the playoffs. Hankinson is fired at the end of the season. 2001 COACHES: Alfonso Mondelo, Perry Van Der Beck.

RECORD: 4-21-2, last in Central Division. PLAYOFFS: Did not qualify. AVERAGE ATTENDANCE: 10,479 (11th). HIGHS: There were very few. The Mutiny won two of its first three then went 0-1 0-1 in its next 1 1 The Mutiny's last win in franchise history was Aug.

4, 2-0 over San Jose. LOWS: There were plenty. Mondelo quits July 5 after a 2-1 loss to New YorkNew Jersey. Diallo slumps to nine goals and five assists in 22 games and says he will not return in 2002. Mutiny sets team record for fewest wins and fewest points.

Compiled by Rodney Page The Mutiny has to continue paying rent on its office space at RJS unless the team finds a tenant. Mutiny general manager Bill Manning said he will stay in the office a few more weeks to refund season-ticket deposits and pay back corporate sponsors and vendors. Manning, who joined the Mutiny in January, 2000, made finding an ownerinvestor his top priority. "It's very awkward to be here talking about closing down," Manning said. "I'm not shocked because the one thing I remember during my first interview with Mark (Abbott) and Don (Garber) was that this club needed to have an investoroperator.

As this offseason went on, and our inability to finalize a deal with an investor along with the league's new business plan it wasn't really a shock to me." Coach Perry Van Der Beck wasn't shocked either. Van Der Beck, who has a one-year contract with MLS, thinks contraction will be good for the league's future. "I wish it wasn't happening here," said Van Der Beck, who played for the Tampa Bay Rowdies in the North American Soccer League. "But I truly believe that in the long run this is going to strengthen the league. I have no doubt about that." This is the first time MLS has contracted.

Abbott said the league did everything it could to keep the Mutiny around for 2002. "We tried hard. It was a major effort on our part," he said. Total foub Boca Ciega 18. SP Catholic 15.

3-point goab BC: Roe-giers- Jensen. SPC: none. TedHwcalfoul BC: Binaley. SPC: none. Boca Ciega 13-4, SP Catholic 104.

DIXIE HOUINS (65): Forbes 4, Brown 2. HoHb 40. TlttJe 2 Beauford 11, Dorsey 4 Totals: 26 14-27 65. ST. PETERSBURG (38: Asberry 2, Bostic 3, Mintafi 2.

0'Qumn 11, TuHow 11, Derma 7, Afeld 2 Totab: 15 5-13 36. Dixie HolHna 10 18 19 18-66 St. Petersburg 10 14 8 6-38 Total foub Dixb Hollina 17, St Petersburg 16. 3-point goab DH: 1 JV score St Petersburg 6248 PALM HARBOR U. (36): McNary 2.

Crowfoot 8, Grain 8, Lukacs 6, Milter 7, East 5. Totab: 17 1436. EAST LAKE (26): Anb 10, Boucher 6, Bertaton 2, Husk 8. Totab: 12 04 26. Garber said.

"We've been in discussions with Tampa mayor (Dick) Greco, and we've been in discussions with the Sports Authority as recently as (Tuesday). We've mentioned to them that we look forward to coming back to Tampa and working with the Sports Authority and the city to construct a stadium. We have a number of people that we've been speaking to over the last couple of months, and one of them is meeting with two of our owners this week and next If the right elements come into place we hope to be back in Tampa." Mutiny and Fusion players will be in a dispersal draft Friday morning. Players will have 48 hours to report to their new teams for the opening of training camp Monday. Some Mutiny players worked out at the Ed Radice training facility in Tampa Tuesday morning before finding out the team folded.

"It's like we were the last to know," said midfielder Steve Ralston, who has played with the Mutiny since 1996. "At first I thought it was going to happen, but as the days went by I figured there was no way they'd do it now. I wish they didn't wait until the last minute." The Mutiny has a three-year lease at RJS, but according to Tampa Sports Authority executive director Henry Saavedra, the Mutiny doesn't have to honor the contract if it's not playing. St. Petersburg 9 11 19 16-64 11 21 16 23-71 BocaCiega Total fouls St Petersburg 16, Boca 139 Al.

Arnett (Larl by forfeit; 140 Naytor Lar) by forfeit; 146 double forfeit; 1 52 Ballew (Larl d. Howard 114; 160 Kirchmenn (Lar) d. Hubbard 8-2; 171 Newhall (Lar) by forfait; 189 Darr Lw p. Carlisle 216 Briant Lw p. Williams HW Gunter (Lar) p.

Brown Rough night for county's No. 1 teams CLEARWATER One No. 1 team won, and the other lost. Behind 25 points by point guard Mike O'Donnell, including the decisive uUYo free throws BASKETBALL maining, Largo beat Clearwater 64-59 Tuesday night. Ranked No.

1 in Class 5A, the Packers (14-2) remained unbeaten in District 9 and took another step toward being the North division representative in the Pinellas County Athletic Conference title game. They are now 4-0 in the PCAC. Largo withstood 17 points in the third quarter by Kyle Franklin, which helped Clearwater (6-7) erase a seven-point halftime deficit. Pinellas County's other No. 1 team, Class A Northside Christian, was not as fortunate.

Admiral Farragut stunned the Mustangs (13-2) in a District 11 game 70-60. Vitor Boccardo, a 6-foot-8 sophomore, scored 36 points to lead the Blue Jackets (9-6), who avenged an earlier loss to North-side. JOHN C. COTEY Palm Harbor U. East Lake 15 8 6 7-36 6 6 12 2-26 Ciege 20.

Fouled out SP: Bedi-nghaus. 3-point goala SP: l(Majyic); BC: 4 (T.Lampley, Amin, W.Brooks 21 Technical foul BC: bench. St Petersburg 114, Boca Ciega 12-3. SP CATHOLIC (82): Murdock 6, Lopel 10, Karto 7, Barger 13, Heretic 12, Turner 5, Mertino 2 McNaHy 6, Radoaevich 21. Totals: 31 14-15 82.

BAYSHORE CHR. (40): Miller 11, Brooks 11, Walton 6, Piazza Sten- ndm 6. Totals: 16 6-16 40 SPCathohc 20 21 16 26-82 BeyahoroChr, 6 7 13 16-40 Total foufa SP Cathokc 15, Bey-shore Chr. 14. 3-point goab SPC: 6 (Lopez 2, Barger, Heretics, Turner, Ra-dosevKhl.

BCh: 2 (Meier, Piazza) SP Catholic 114. Bayshore Chr. 7-7. JV score SP Catholic 70-30. OUT-OF-DOOR ACADEMY 54: Doyle 3, Reeves 5, Rodnquaz 20, Anderson 3, Duffy 9, Hayes 6, vlning 2 Kine 4.

Totals 16 54 54 CANTERBURY CHR. (62): Bridge 12 Wmens 13, Andrede 8, Mcaitosh 17, Total foub Palm Harbor U. 9. East Lake 11. 3-point goab-PHU: East EL Anb 2 East Lake 3-11.

SARASOTA-800KER (45) Brawn 4, Mays 1, Eta 7, Roeen 2, White 25, Gregory 6 Totab: 18 6-16 45. LAKEWOOD S0: Carpenter 14, Corbett 6, Jenkins 2, Stabler 9, Barrr- nar 19. Totab: 17 10-1950. Seraeota-Booker 11 16 6 11-46 Lakewood 15 12 14 9-60 Total foub Sarasota-Bookar 13, Lakewood 19. 3-pomt goab SB Elks, White.

Lw: Carpenter 2 Saraaota-Booker 44, Lakewood 8-7. SARA. OUT-OF-DOOR ACAD. (52): Nets 10, Burch 6, Lawless 10. Matlock 4, Betleglia 2, Gadaon 18, Had-dow 2 Totab 24 2 2 52 CANTERBURY (25): Bryant 3, Fleece 1, Ford 2 Pollard 6.

Sasaetski 8, Wallace 6. Totab: 9 7-22 25. Northeast 48, Largo 24 103 double forfeit; 112 Snoop-man (Ne) by forfeit; 1 19 Smith (Ne) by forfeit; 125 Diaz Ne p. Cook 130 Coed (Ne) p. An.

Arnett 2:35: 138 Al. Arnett (Lar) by forfait; 140 Nsytor (Lar) d. Proco 114; 146 -Ballew Her) d. Smyth 9-1; 162 Armey (Ne) by forfeit; 160 Luu Ne p. Kirchman 171 Malen (Ne) p.

Newhea 189 Cerksb (larl Ferret :28: 220 Viceri (Ne p. Waken HW Gunter (larl p. Se-bow 33 Northeast 74-1. Northeast 66, Lakewood 18 103-double forfeit; 112 -Snoop-man INe) by forfeit; 119-SmrlhlNel Ossola 125 Diaz (Ne p. Prescofl 35; 130 Coed (Ne) by forfeit; 136-Milo(Ne by forfeit; 140 Proco (Ne) by forfeit; 146 Smyth (Ne) by forfeit; 152 Luu Ne If.

Howard 214 160 Rogers d. Hubbard 9-2; 171 MaNen (Ne) by forfeit; 189 Darr Lw Vn4 25; 220 Briant (Lw) p. Hoe HW -Brown Lw p. Sabow 1:33. Northeast 84-1.

To report scores Coaches asked to caN in mmHs rt 727 993-8123 or (8001 333-7506. art. 8123 a soon posubt tor tht tvwrt Sango 3, Ingram 2. Totals 20 15-24 62 Out-of-Door 14 8 21 9-62 5 11 0 9-25 Canterbury How do you take your Times? Total foub Out of Door 15, Canter Out-of-Door 7 17 20 10-64 Canterbury Chr, 14 17 13 18-62 Total louts Out of Door 19, Canterbury 8. 3-pcwrt goafs ODA: Doyle, Reevea, Anderson, Duffy.

CC: Bridge, Andrede 2, Sango Out of Door Academy 14. Canterbury Chr 3-7. NORTH SIDE CHR B0) Mcdam 2, Skipper 2 Mervm 1, Greaser 9. Bameky 18. Troupe 28 Totals 23 8-12 60 ADMIRAL FARRAGUT (70): Scmidt 9, Barbeeu 3.

Anderson 10, Keohmen 16, Boccardo 32. Touts: 24 17-23 70 bury 4. 3-pomt goab ODA 2 NeW 2. Out-of-Door Acad. 11-2, Canterbury 4-2 SHORECREST (60) ReHty 14, Kle-vana 7, MuHmax 29.

Huenmk 3, Jems-son 7 Totab 25 44 60 KESWICK CHR. (48): Carl 3, Crosby SUNDAYRTS.