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www.citizenol.coni Wednesday, February 14, 2001 Daily Citizen Page 15 SPORTS NBA GB, Sharper resume talks 22-27 60. Hainime- Wis -Green Bay 36, Loyola 30 3 Point goals -Loyola 1-9 (Bailey 1-5, Smith 03. Parker 0 1), Wis Green Bay 614 (Sager 13. Monfre 12. Blanks 0 2.

Shaw 4 7). Fouled out Kadke. He-bounds -Loyola 30 IBlankson 4. Turkovic 4, Minefield 4), Bay 27 (Jessup 5) Assists-Loyola 6 iKerr 31. Wis.

Green Bav 12 (Jessup 3). Total fouls- Lovola 25. Wis -Green Bay 20. Technical fouls- Kadke. A Women's basketball AROUND THE COUNTRY Tuesday's Results East Drexel 87, Lafayette 83 Penn 71.

Princeton 57 Rhode Island 70, Temple 66, OT South Davidson 80, Appalachian St. 62 Midwest Missouri 83, Nebraska 55 Southwest Oklahoma St. 83, Texas 63 SMU63, UTEP57 Faye Westover 222-178-209609 NHL Bowling GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -Negotiations between the Green Bay Packers and safety Darren Sharper will be revived today, his agent says. Joel Segal said the meeting with team negotiator Andrew Brandt in New York would allow the two sides to conduct a long, intense negotiating session and get a better idea of where each side stood.

He did not indicate a deal was imminent, but he said anything could happen. "Some deals take a year to do and some can be done in a day," Segal said. Sharper could become an unrestricted free agent in March if he is not signed. The Packers could also designate him as the team's franchise player, and they have until Feb. 22 to decide whether to that to keep him.

Report Packers could cut Brian Williams, Earl Dotson: Linebacker Brian Williams and offensive tackle Earl Dotson will soon be cut by the Green Bay Packers if agreements cannot be reached on reworking their contracts, a newspaper said today. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel said the Packers are not close to reducing Williams' deal and they have not even spoken to Dotson about lowering the salary cap value of his contract. The Packers are trying to shave their payroll to fit below the 2001 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pet GB Philadelphia 37 14 725 Miami 31 20 .608 6 New York 29 19 .604 6 12 Orlando 25 23 .521 10 12 Hoslon 22 28 .440 14 12 New Jersey 17 35 .327 20 12 Washington 12 38 240 24 12 Central Division Hot GB Milwaukee 29 19 .604 Toronto 27 23 .540 3 Charlotte 27 25 .519 4 Indiana 21 28 .429 8 12 Cleveland 20 28 .417 9 Detroit 19 31 .380 11 Atlanta 16 34 .320 14 Chicago 7 42 .143 22 1 '2 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Pet GB San Antonio 32 16 .667 Utah 32 16 .667 Minnesota 32 19 .627 1 12 Dallas 31 20 .608 2 12 Denver 28 24 .538 6 Houston 26 25 .510 7 12 Vancouver 14 36 .280 19 Pacific Division Pet GB Portland 36 15 .706 Sacramento 32 15 SHI 2 A. Lakers 32 16 .667 2 12 Phoenix 29 20 .592 6 Seattle 28 24 .538 8 12 A. Clippers 16 35 .314 20 Golden State 15 34 .306 20 Tuesday's Results Charlotte 77.

Indiana 66 Toronto 120. Cleveland 105 Miami 101, L.A. Clippers 99. OT A Lakers 113, New Jersey 110, OT Sacramento 97, Utah 94. OT Philadelphia 107, Milwaukee 104 Chicago 96, Atlanta 92 San Antonio 104, Dallas 92 Houston 99.

Washington 89 Denver 96. New York 77 Vancouver 99, Boston 98 Portland 109, Minnesota 88 Phoenix 93. Golden State ai Today's Games Milwaukee at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. New Jersey at Detroit. 6:30 p.m.

L.A. Clippers at Orlando. 6:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Philadelphia, 7 p.m.

New York at Utah, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Phoenix, 8 p.m. Thursday's Games Detroit at Indiana. 6 p.m. Miami at Toronto, 7 p.m.

Cleveland at Dallas. 7 p.m. Washington at San Antonio. 7:30 p.m. Boston at Seattle, 9 p.m.

Sacramento at Portland, 9 p.m. Golden State at Vancouver, 9 p.m. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Through Feb. 11 duties, Sherman said. "I have a lot of confidence that Bob will continue the tradition of video excellence that we as coaches and scouts have become accustomed to under Al's direction," Sherman said.

"Bob has acquired much knowledge over the past 19 years." Treml, 64, is the team's longest-tenured employee and the league's longest-serving video director. He has worked for nine of the Packers' 13 head coaches during his 34-year career, beginning with Vince Lombardi, who hired him for a full-time position in March 1967. Treml began his association with the team filming games part-time in 1964. In his role as video director, Treml has supervised the production and editing of all game and practice tapes for the club's football operations, as well as weekly, in-season exchange of video with other teams. Under his direction, the Packers were the first NFL club to use nonlinear digital editing, a system now used by 30 league teams.

Treml was elected by his peers the first chairman of the NFL Video Directors Committee in 1986 and he served as co-chairman of the committee from 1992-98. Before joining the Packers, Treml worked for Green Bay television stations WFRV-TV (1960-63) and WBAY-TV (1964-67) as an award-winning news and sports photographer. Treml, a Green Bay native, began his photographic career while in the Army from 1955-58. games since. Dotson, 30, in 1999, underwent surgery twice last year to repair a herniated disc in his lower back.

He played in just one game. The newspaper said that, by releasing Dotson and Williams, the Packers would trim a combined total of $4.65 million from their books. Video man retires: Al Treml, the man behind the camera for the Green Bay Packers for nearly four decades and the only video director in the franchise's history, is retiring July 15. Treml, one of the NFL's premier videographers, said Tuesday he will continue to help on game days at the request of coach Mike Sherman. Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid, who worked with Treml during his seven seasons as an assistant with the Packers, was among many former colleagues who praised his work as a tremendous aid to coaches and scouts.

"He's really leaving at the top of his game as one of, if not the best, video coordinators in the league," Reid said. "He's a well respected guy amongst his peers and has been for many years. He really stayed on top of all of the new technology that came out." As film liaison coach, "I worked with him everyday," Reid added. "He always got the best for the coaches. "Whatever it was that we needed, he'd get it, somehow, some way, to make it the best." Bob Eckberg, who joined the team in 1982, will assume Treml's Tower Lanes Monday Nile Open Resulte Feb.

12 High! Tom Bock 207-227-232-666. Clem Germann 206-213-612, Jason Sell 220-213-618, Rich Banker 206. Del Winning 206. Ed Sadowske 200, Roger Frank 233-225-651, Cfaig Frank 207-211, Steve Frank 208 Team Results Century Tel 4, Prairie Dogs 0. CK Bears 2 United Co-op 2.

Domino's Pizza 4. Irish Corners 0. Lakeside Spod Shop 4. Tower Lanes 0, Keith's Barbers 1 Precision Metal Fab 3 Tower Lanes Old Timers Results Feb. 13 Highs Tom Enerson 205-258-255-718, Chris Gogert 235-678.

Wayne Pribnow 236-678, Gary Hinze 225-606. Ron Hallman 212-597. Jerry Gunderson 224-581. Lyle Keske 217-579. Gordon Liestekow 207-578.

Harold Meinders 222-576, Larry Beers 210-574. Mike Voight 217 Richard Hanson 206 Team Results The Touchdown 3-1, Bank 1-3. Charlie Brown's 301, Koepsells 1-3. Lidtke Motors 3-1. Spurz 1-3 Tower Lanes Ladies Major League Feb.

13 Highs Tracey Dixon 204-512. Karen McCarty 186-189-164-539. Tncia Worth 185. Darlene Allar 183-157-183-523. Chelsea Schultz 236-553.

Jessica Lohr 193-516. Jody Langleldt 181, Joan Waterworlh 183-506, Michelle Schwanke 191-530, Faye Westover 222-178-193-609, Tammy Weslphal 193. Ginger Schhesman 188. Carol Miller 200-1 89-1 72-561 Mary Ann Slmger 1 90-1 81 -1 70-541 Team Results Wis Temp Control 2-2, McCallum Electric 2-2. Equitable Reserve Assoc.

2-2, Kelm Painters 2-2. Beaver Dam Vet Clinic 4-0, Bayside Supper Club 0-4, Morry Bar 3-1 Used Auto 1-3. Biel's Babes 0-4, Wal-Mart 4-0, Curves tor Women 3-1, The New Image 1-3. Koepsell Funeral Home 3-1. The Quillo Shoppe 1-3.

Wee Care Daycare 1-3. Bortzs Hi-Tech Air 3-1 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division 0L Pis GF GA New Jersey 28 13 11 3 70 190 134 Philadelphia 28 18 9 1 66 168 156 Pittsburgh 27 20 6 2 62 182 171 Rangers 23 29 4 1 51 177 200 N.Y Islanders 14 34 5 3 36 125 179 Northeast Division TOLPts CF GA Ottawa 30 15 8 2 70 177 138 Toronto 26 19 8 4 64 170 1 Buffalo 28 22 5 1 62 146 133 Boston 24 21 6 5 59 144 163 Montreal 20 29 5 4 49 146 164 Southeast Division TOLPts GF GA Washington 27 19 10 1 65 158 146 Carolina 24 21 7 2 57 HI 147 Atlanta 18 28 9 2 47 159 199 Florida 14 28 8 7 43 130 171 Tampa Bav 15 34 5 3 :18 138 203 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Divisiun 0L Pis GF GA St. Louis 36 11 7 2 81 187 122 Detroit 32 16 5 4 73 164 145 Nashville 24 26 7 2 57 141 151 Chicago 22 26 5 3 52 152 160 Columbus 18 28 6 4 46 125 165 Northwest Division 1, TOLIts GF GA Colorado 36 II 8 2 82 183 131 Vancouver 28 19 5 4 65 176 163 Edmonton 26 23 8 1 61 154 157 Calgary 20 21 11 4 55 143 160 Minnesota 21 21 8 3 53 123 130 Pacific Division 1. 0L Pis GF GA San Jose 30 15 10 0 70 152 123 Dallas 31 19 5 1 68 151 133 Phoenix 26 16 12 2 66 144 131 Los Angeles 24 23 8 1 57 1 88 175 Anaheim 16 31 7 4 43 134 179 Two points for a win, one point for a tie and overtime loss. Tuesday's Results Atlanta 5.

Buffalo 4 Phoenix 5, Tampa Bav 2 Colorado 3. Montreal 2. OT Dallas 2, Nashville 1 Washington 4, Calgary 4, tie Today's Games Minnesota at Pittsburgh, 6:30 p.m. Carolina at Detroit. 6:30 p.m.

Phoenix at Florida. 6:30 p.m. Columbus at Toronto, 6:30 p.m. Ottawa at New Jersey. 6:30 p.m.

Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders, 6:30 p.m. Los Angeles at Dallas. 7:30 p.m. San Jose at Chicago, 7:30 p.m.

Washington at Vancouver, 9 pm Edmonton at Anaheim. 9:30 p.m. Thursday's Games Deals 1 1 1 A Is A Scoring FG FT PTS AVG Bryant, LAL 47 504 347 1407 29.9 Iverson, Phil. 48 490 390 1426 29.7 Stackhouse, Det. 48 458 418 1413 29.4 Carter.

Tor. 42 420 228 1159 27.6 Webber, Sac. 44 494 209 1199 27.3 O'Neal, LAL 39 424 200 1048 26.9 McGrady, Orl. 45 446 262 1184 26.3 Jamison. G.S.

48 472 211 1196 24.9 Pierce. Bos. 49 400 326 1202 24.5 Marburv, N.J. 47 394 266 1128 24.0 Malone. Utah 46 382 295 1059 23.0 Walker, Bos.

48 415 157 1097 22.9 Garnett, Minn. 50 448 229 1139 22.8 Pavton, Sea. 49 426 198 1104 22.5 Robinson, Mil. 45 398 187 1010 22.4 McDyess. Den.

50 433 228 1094 21.9 Allen. Mil. 47 337 221 1002 21.3 Flllley, Dall. 50 437 145 1062 21.2 Nowitzkl, Dall. 50 353 271 1061 21.2 Duncan.

S.A. 47 398 183 982 20.9 FG Percentage FG FGA PCT O'Neal. LAL 424 742 .571 Wells, Port. 232 438 .530 Szczerbiak, Minn. 278 544 .511 McDyess, Den.

433 854 .507 Duncan. S.A. 398 789 .504 Nash. Dall. 230 458 .502 Wallace.

Port. 363 723 .502 Jackson. G.S. 201 401 .501 Patterson. Sea.

232 464 .500 Ratliff. Phil. 228 457 .499 Marshall, Utah 225 451 .499 Rebounds OFF DBF TOT AVG Mutombo. Atl. 44 168 454 619 14.1 O'Neal.

LAL 39 157 341 498 12.8 McDvess, Den. 50 174 434 608 12.2 Duncan. S.A. 47 148 406 554 11.8 B. Wallace, Det.

50 170 415 585 11.7 Webber, Sac. 44 129 372 501 11.4 Marion, Phoe. 48 127 406 533 11.1 Davis. Tor. 45 168 324 492 10.9 Garnett.

Minn. 50 120 421 541 10.8 Brand. Chi. 44 179 281 460 10.5 Atlanta at Buffalo. 6 p.m.

Colorado at Ottawa, 6 m. Boston at Tampa Bay. 6:30 p.m. Toronto at Philadelphia, 6:30 p.m. Calgary at St.

Louis, 7 p.m. SCORING LEADERS Through Feb. 12 GP A PTS Sakic, Col 56 32 45 77 Jagr, Pit 55 31 45 76 Fleury, NYR 57 30 40 70 Kovalev, Pit 55 33 32 65 Audette. Atl 51 27 36 63 Robitaille, LA 56 27 35 62 Palffy, LA 47 25 37 62 Weight, Edra 58 14 4 8 62 Mogilny. NJ 54 31 28 59 Turgeon, StL 53 24 35 59 Straka, Pith 55 21 38 59 Leetch.

NYR 57 14 45 59 Bure, Fla 57 35 23 58 Bondra, Was 56 33 25 58 Allison, Bos 56 21 37 58 Yashin, Ott 55 26 31 57 Ferraro, Atl 55 21 36 57 Lang, Pit 55 21 56 Golf salary cap limit of $67.4 million, which goes into effect March 2. Williams, 28, tore the patellar tendon in his right knee on 1, 1999, and has played in just four UW's Bower ineligible CHAMPAIGN, 111. (AP) -Wisconsin declared sophomore guard Ricky Bower ineligible before Tuesday's game against Illinois. In a written statement, university officials said a routine review of student-athlete records showed the NCAA had not granted its final approval for Bower to compete. Bower played his first year of college basketball at Ricks Community College in Idaho before spending two years on a Mormon mission.

He then came to Wisconsin in 2000. Bower, a reserve, is averaging i 4.4 points and 1.3 rebounds per game for the 19th-ranked Badgers. The university said Bower's ineligibility is "procedural in nature and not related to his academic performance at UW-Madison." School officials said they were working with the NCAA to restore Bower's eligibility as soon as possible. Redskins spend but Giants win NEW YORK (AP) Success in the NFL isn't always the result of big spending. Just look at the New York Giants and the Washington Redskins.

The Giants went to the Super Bowl last season with the third-lowest payroll in the league $57.3 million, more than 40 percent less than the Redskins spent to finish third in the NFC East. The figures, first reported by USA Today and released Tuesday by the NFL Players Association, show that the Redskins, not unexpectedly, led the NFL in spending last season with $92.4 million in salaries and bonuses. BASEBALL American League BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Agreed to terms with RHP Sidney Ponson on a one-vear contract. TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS Agreed lo terms with I NF ikle Carusu on a minor league contract. National League COLORADO ROCKIES-Agreed to terms with SS Neifi Perez on a one-vear contract.

FLORIDA MARLINS Agreed to terms with RHP Antonio Alfonseca on a two-year contract. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Agreed to terms with RHP avne Gomes on a one-vear contract. -ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Agreed to terms with RHP Matt Morns on a one-vear contract. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association ATLANTA HAWKS Placed Hanno Mottola on the injured list.

PHILADELPHIA 76ERS-Artivated Eric Snow and Matt Geiger from the injured list. Placed Theo Ratliff and Pepe Sanchez on the inuired list SAN ANTONIO SPURS-Activated Ira New-ble from the injured list. Placed Malik Rose on the injured list. FOOTBALL National Football League BUFFALO BILLS -Named Pat Thomas defensive backs coach and Steve Jackson defensive backs assistant and third down specialist. CLEVELAND BROWNS Named Rob Phillips assistant strength and conditioning coach.

DENVER BRONCOS Named David Gibbs safeties coach Reassigned Frank Bush as special teams coach. HOCKEY National Hockey League ANAHEIM MIGHTY DUCKS Recalled Marc Ohoiiinard troin Cincinnati of the AHL. ATLANTA THRASHERS- Activated Steve Staios and LW Hnat Domenichelii from injured reserve. Placed Yannick Tremblay on injured reserve BOSTON BRLTNS Traded the rights to LW MattZultek to Philadelphia for a 2001 ninth-round draft pick CHICAGO BLACKH A WKS Recalled!) Nolan Baumgartner from Norfolk of the AHL. DALLAS STARS Assigned Chad Alban to Idaho of the WCHL.

NEW YORK RANGERS Assigned Michal Grosek and RW Tony Tuz.olmo to Hartford of the AHL. PHOENIX COYOTES Recalled Patrick DesRochers trom Springfield of the AHL. ST. LOUIS BLUES Assigned Dan Trebil to Worcester of the AHL TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING Activated Vincent Lecavalier from injured reserve. Placed Stan Drulia on injured reserve.

Recalled I) Kristian Kudroc from Detroit of the IHL Reassigned Paul Mara and I) Corv S.irich lo Detroit. TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS Recalled David Cooper from St. John's of the AHL. COLLEGE DL'KE Named Dennis Creehan assistant football coach. LOUISVILLE Named Steve Stripling defensive line coach.

OHIO STATE- Named Joe Danielsquarterbacks and receivers coach TEMPLE Named Walter Holiday assistant director of academic sup(Mirt. WASHINGTON STATE --Named Bob Connelly offensive defensive line coach WISCONSIN Declared sophomore men's basketball Ku ky ISower ineligible. AST AVG Kidd, Phoe. 43 417 9.7 Stockton, Utah 47 439 9.3 Jackson, Tor. 49 445 9.1 Bibbv.

Van. 49 414 8.4 Van "Exel. Den. 51 428 8.4 Payton, Sea. 49 397 8.1 Miller.

Clev. 47 353 7.5 Cassell, Mil. 44 326 7.4 Nash, Dall. 39 288 7.4 Brandon, Minn. 46 337 7.3 Davis, Char.

51 371 7.3 jf a CvVs 76ers 107, Bucks 104 PHILADELPHIA Hill 3 7 4-6 10, Lvnch 4 11 4 6 12, MacCulloch 1-2 0-2 2, Iverson 17-32 12-14 49, Snow 1-4 0-0 2, McKie 5-12 6 6 17, Geiger 3-7 2-2 8. Kukoc 2-8 0-0 5, Buford 1-4 0-0 2. Jones 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 37 87 28-36 107. MILWAUKEE Robinson 12-24 4-7 28, Williams 3-6 1-2 7.

Pope 1-3 0-0 2, Allen 10-14 5-5 27. Cassell 7-17 6-6 20, Johnson 2-3 1-2 5, Thomas 5-11 3-3 15, Hunter 0-5 0-0 0, Caffey 0-0 O-O 0. Totals 40-83 20-25 104. WEEKEND GLANCE PGA TOUR Bob Hope Chrysler Classic Site: La Quinta. Calif.

Schedule: Wednesday Sunday Courses: PGA West, Arnold Palmer Private Course (6,950 yards, par 72). Bermuda Dunes Country Club (6.829 yards, par 71). La Quinta Country Club (7,060 yards, par 72) and Indian Wells Countrv Club (6,478 vards. par 72). Purse: $3.5 million.

Winner's share: $630,000. Television: ESPN (Today, 3 5 p.m.; Thursday-Friday, 2-5 p.m.) and ABC (Saturday-Sunday. 2 5 p.m.). Last year: Sweden's Jesper Parnevik birdied the final hole for a one-stroke victory over South Africa's Rory Sabbatini. Last week: PhilMickelson successfully defended his Buick Invitational title, beating Frank Ltckhter with a double bogey on the third hole of a playoff.

Lickliter three-putted for a triple bogey. Davis Love 111 was eliminated on the first extra hole. Notes: Tiger Woods is skipping the tournament. He was fourth in last week in San Diego, extending his tour wmless streak to seven events. Arnold Palmer is making his 41st appearance in the event.

The 71-year-old star won the inaugural tournament in 1960. and added victories in 1962. 1968. 1971 and 1973. He missed Ihe 1998 tournament while recovering from prostate cancer.

David Duval shot a 59 on the Palmer course in the final round of his 1999 victory. The final round will be played on the Palmer course. The Nissan Open is next week in Los Angeles, followed by the Genuity Championship in Miami. Philadelphia Milwaukee 27 32 22 26107 25 26 36 17104 4 1,1,111 Mr-3TIW SPORTS CALENDAR Citizen Stafl Photo Cory Schaefer JUNEAU Hustisford's Megan Zimmerman drives past Dodgeland's Leslie Kuhn (30) during Tuesday's 56-40 Falcon win. Girls Basketball Feb.

15-17 3 Point Goals Philadelphia 5-13 (Iverson 3-5, Kukoc 1-3. McKie 1-3, Lynch 0-1, Buford 0-1), Milwaukee 4-13 (Allen 2-3, Thomas 2-3. Cassell 0-1. Pope 01, Hunter 0 2. Robinson 0-3).

Fouled out Cassell. Rebounds Philadelphia 52Hill 161. Milwaukee 54(Johnson 14). Assists Philadelphia 24 (McKie. Snow 6), Milwaukee 28 (Cassell 13).

Total fouls Philadelphia 24, Milwaukee 29. TechnicalsMilwaukee Illegal Defense. A 18,717 (18.717). Colleges Men's basketball AROUND THE STATE Tuesday's Results Illinois 68, Wisconsin 67 UW-Green Bay 60, Lovola, 111. 56 Lewis 60.

UW Parkside 58 St.Norhert81.Beloit79.OT AROUND THE COUNTRY Tuesday's Results East Connecticut 82. Boston College 71 Long Island U. 88. St. Francis.

NY 83 Loyola, Md. 72, St. Peter's 64 Miami 68, Syracuse 57 Princeton 67, Penn 53 St. Joseph's 71, Temple 62 Stony Brook 74, Md. Eastern Shore 65 South ETSU B4, UNC-Greensboro 75 Florida 81, LSU 74, OT Wofford 105.

Chattanooga 69 Midwest SW Missouri St. 76. Iowa 67 Southwest Texas 73, Texas Tech 56 Date Team Opponent Site Time 215 Horicon Oakfield 7:30 pm 215 Randolph Pardeeville 7:30 pm 215 CWC Lomira A 7:30 pm 215 Markesan Wmneconne A 7:30 pm 215 Mayville North Fondy A 7:30 pm 216 Beaver Dam West Bend East A 7:30 pm 216 Columbus Poynerte A 7 30 pm 216 Hustisford Deertield 7:30 pm 216 Dodgeland Johnson Creek A 7:30 pm 216 Randolph Montello A 7:30 pm 216 Fall River Green Lake 7:30 pm 216 C-F Princeton A 7:30 pm 216 Wayland Brookfield Academy 7 30 pm 216 Waupun West Bend West 7 45 pm 217 Randolph Princeton 7:30 pm Boys Basketball Feb. 15-17 Watertown A 7:30 pm Green Lake A 7 30 pm Rio 7 30 pm St John's 7 30 pm Marshall A 7:30 pm Williams Bay 7 30 pm Lakeside Lutheran A 7:30 pm Oconomowoc 7 45 pm Springs 7 30 pm Lomira 7 30 pm Oshkosh Lourdes A 7 30 pm Princeton A 7:30 pm Milton A 7 30 pm Beaver Dam Fall River C-F Wayland Dodgeland Hustisford Columbus Waupun Mayville Horicon Markesan Randolph Beaver Dam 215 215 215 215 215 215 215 215 216 216 216 217 217 WBCA honors BD Kieffer Beaver Dam's Terry Kieffer was recently honored by the Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association as one of its two assistant coaches of the year. Kieffer, a 22-year assistant coach at the high school, was honored at the association's annual luncheon held Feb.

10 in Milwaukee. Cumberland's Joe Waite was also selected. "Terry has been a vital part of our baseball program," BD head coach Charlie McDonald said. "He has been a good friend and assistant coach throughout this period. "His expertise on pitching is recognized throughout our state.

Nearly all of our many outstanding pitchers have worked with Terry at sometime in their careers." Kieffer, currently the freshman coach, has also served as the BD Legion coach during his career. YMCA accepts registrations The Beaver Dam YMCA is now- BDYSC slated for June 11-14 This year's Beaver Dam Youth Sports Camp has been scheduled for June 11-14. The camp will run from 8 a.m. until noon, Monday through Thursday. This year's camp will be run cooperatively through the Beaver Dam Unified School District, the Beaver Dam Parks and Recreation Department and the Beaver Dam YMCA.

More information, including registration and camp cost, will be released at a later date. BD pouerlifters take thirds Beaver Dam High School athletes recently competed in the Neenah regional powerlifting tournament which featured more than 100 competitors. Megan Bohl and Tony Welsch cached placed third in their respective weight classes and Joe l.iniger and Megan Ross finished sixth. Ross and Bohl qualified for the state meet to be held in Kaukauna. accepting registration for the following programs: Fifth through eighth grade basketball league.

The league will play on Thursday's beginning March 1 at a cost of S120 per team. Indoor soccer clinic for the 6-and-under and 10-and-under divisions. The program will run from Feb. 24 through March 24. Cost is $15 for members and $45 for general public.

Indoor ball league for ages three through kindergarten. Three- and four-year-olds will meet on Mondays and kindergarteners on Tuesdays. Both sessions begin on March 5. The registration deadline for all these programs is Feb. 20 The YMCA has also planned a few special events.

On Saturday an NBA 2 ball competition will be held for ages 8-11. The event is a two-person shooting competition and is free to all particiapants. Teams are encouraged to register early. There will also be a dance on Feb. 24 for sixth, seventh and eighth graders.

The dance will run from 7 10 p.m. and will cost $3 a person. All attendees must arrive no later than 7:30 p.m. Illinois 68, Wisconsin 67 WISCONSIN (15-7) Boone 5-10 12 15. Vershaw 3-5 2-2 9.

Kowske 3-3 0-0 6. Pennev 5-7 4-7 18. Kellev34i2 2 8. Davis 0-1 0-1 0, Linton 3-4 1-2 7. Mader 0 00-00.

Wills 1-6 2-2 4. Totals 23-42 12 1867. ILLINOIS (20-5) Cook 5 7 55 16, McClain 12 18, Bradford 1-70-02. Williams 7 16 6-7 22, Archibald 0-1 1-2 1, Johnson 1-2 1-3 3, Harrington 0-1 0-0 0, Krupalija 1-2 2 4 4. Totals 22-48 21 28 68.

Halftime Wisconsin 35. Illinois 22. 3-Point goals Wisconsin 9-17 (Boone 4-6. Penney 4-6, Vershaw 12, Linton 0-1, Wills 0-2), Illinois 3-14 (W illiams 2 2. Cook 1-3.

McClain 0-1. Harrington Wills. McClain. Rebounds Wisconsin 20(Penney. Wills 4).

Illinois 30 (Cook 8). Assists-Wisconsin 14 (Boone 4), Illinois 11 (Harrington 3) Total fouls- Wisconsin 23, Illinois 20. UW-Green Bay 60, Loyola 56 LOYOLA (7-17. 2-9 MCC) Freeman 0-0 0-0 0. Kerr 5-9 2-3 12.

Radke 1-3 11 3, Bailey 6-15 8-9 21. Smith 161V02. Blanksonl-1 14 3. Telford 0-2 04)0. Turkovic fr2 04) 0.

Mmnifield 1 2 2-2 4. Parker 4-6 3 3 11 Plowman MO-00. Totals 19 46 17-22 56. UW-GREEN BAY (11-12. 4-6 MCO Sager 1-1 2 2 5 King 2-6 2 2 6, Babcock 1-5 2-6 4.

Monfre 2-2 2 2 7 Kraft 0-1 04) 0, Mueller 0-0 0-0 0. Blanks 0-3 2-2 2 Scheldt 0-0 0 0 0. Collins 2 2 2 2 4. Shaw 4 9 00 12. Jessup 3 5 10-11 16.

Hughes 1 2 04) 2. Totals 16-40 Wrestling Sectionals Feb. 17 217 Beaver Dam Neenah A 10 30 am 217 Waupun. Columbus, Horicon, Mayville. Markesan Richland Center 1 1 am 217 Dodgeland, Hustislord Cedar Grove A 11am Hockey Feb.

15 21 5 Beaver Dam Kettle Morame-Mukwonago 7 pm 215 Waupun Arrowhead 7 pm Gymnastics Feb. 15-17 2'15 Columbus Markesan 6 30 pm 21 7 Waupun LTC Beaver Dam noon.