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PRO?SPORTS

Western Hockey League

Today – Tri-City at Seattle, 5:05 p.m.

Prep basketball

Saturday’s Scores

By The Associated Press

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL

La Grande 51, Baker 49

South Albany 62, Woodburn 61

Class 1A Playoffs

Second Round

Columbia Christian 50, Days Creek 35

Damascus Christian 45, McKenzie 43

Ione 60, Jordan Valley 54

Mohawk 57, Country Christian 45

Nixyaawii 71, Triad School 45

Powder Valley 63, Butte Falls 62

Umpqua Valley Christian 36, St. Paul 35

Wallowa 78, Crane 38

Class 2A Playoffs

First Round

Blanchet Catholic 53, Lakeview 32

Central Linn 60, East Linn Christian 31

De La Salle 65, Heppner 46

Knappa 76, Chiloquin 71

Portland Christian 65, Monroe 29

Salem Academy 59, Weston-McEwen 51

Stanfield 67, St. Mary’s 58

Western Mennonite 73, North Douglas 51

Class 3A Playoffs

First Round

Burns 53, Glide 37

Cascade Christian 71, Toledo 52

Dayton 77, Portland Adventist 65

Horizon Christian 66, Oregon Episcopal 52

Nyssa 65, Rainier 44

Warrenton 39, Bandon 38

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL

Brookings-Harbor 51, Douglas 33

Class 3A Playoffs

First Round

Warrenton 53, Cascade Christian 38

Saturday’s box scores

BOYS

NIXYAAWII 88, TRIAD 64

TTS 13 8 24 19 – 64

NCS 23 22 26 17 – 88

TRIAD (23-4, 14-0 MVL) – Garrett Powless 18, Skyler Peterson 15, Jake Ovgard 14, Logan Trumbull 6, Jordan Lyman 4, Kris Hirschbock 3, Jeff Rutledge 2, Nathan Nilsson 2, Thomas Holland, T.J. Riblett.

NIXYAAWII (25-1, 14-0 BSC) – Shawn Simpson 27, Ashton Picard 19, Joe Crawford 12, Isaiah Case 10, Anthony Bonifer 8, Curtis Sampson 7, Rico McKay 3, Tyrone Frank 2, Avery Jones.

3-point field goals – Triad 5; Nixyaawii 2. Free throws – Triad 7-9; Nixyaawii 15-21. Personal fouls – Triad 18; Nixyaawii 8. Technical fouls – Triad Coach. Fouled out – Peterson (TTS); Ovgard (TTS).

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STANFIELD 67, ST. MARY’S 58

SSS 22 17 13 15 – 67

SMA 14 13 13 18 – 58

STANFIELD (19-8, 10-4 BMC) – Devin Bailey 14, Trey Blevins 4, Quin Grogan 11, Chase Erwert 2, Robbie Shirley 14, Ryan Griffin 4, Kameron Watson 3, Mario Madrigal 2, Derek Monkus 10, Stephen Whelan 3.

ST. MARY’S (15-8, 7-1 SCL) – Connor O’Boyle 4, Kennan Grant 2, Logan Harper 11, Lou Gamby 28, Chris Bates 8, Holden Britton 1.

3-point field goals – Stanfield 9; St. Mary’s 1. Free throws – Stanfield 12-21; St. Mary’s 9-24. Personal fouls – Stanfield 18; St. Mary’s 20. Technical fouls – none. Fouled out – O’Boyle (SMA); Erwert (SSS).

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DE?LA?SALLE 65, HEPPNER 46

HHS 6 16 11 13 – 46

DLS 14 18 16 17 – 65

HEPPNER (19-6, 12-2 BMC) – Chris Lien 16, Bryan Holland 5, Cody Orr 10, Jared Huddleston 10, Brent Eckman 6, David Bertsen.

DE?LA?SALLE (19-8, 12-2 NWL) – Christian Fuquat 23, Daniel Wick 4, Britton Douglas 4, Steven Cieslak 4, Robert Auger 5, Royshad Curry 22, Jesus Urena 3.

3-point field goals – Heppner 4; De La Salle 7. Free throws – Heppner 10-20; De La Salle 12-24. Personal fouls – Heppner 16; De La Salle 17. Technical fouls – none. Fouled out – Orr (HHS).

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SALEM?ACADEMY 59, WESTON-MCEWEN 51

SA 6 22 14 17 – 59

WMHS 8 16 11 16 – 51

SALEM?ACADEMY (15-13, 9-7 TRC) – Calvin Molan 38, Ryan Loy 2, Eric Theed 6, Tyle Yount 4, Scott Holland 9, Tyler Cooper.

WESTON-MCEWEN (17-10, 12-2 BMC) – Corban Hegdal 2, Miles Thul 11, Miguel Penaloza 4, Tyler Babb 4, Dallas Reich 16, Jacob Christopher 6, Owen Hegdal 8, Mac Sohappy.

3-point field goals – Salem 4; WMHS 4. Free throws – Salem 9-14; WMHS 11-14. Personal fouls – Salem 16; WMHS 20. Technical fouls – none. Fouled out – O. Hegdal ( WMHS).

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Ione 60, Jordan Valley 54

HS 13 13 15 19 – 60

JVHS 12 13 16 13 – 54

IONE (20-9) – Matt Hams 31, Zac Orem 15, RJ Ramos 8, Tanner Rietmann 4, Gunner Jessen 2.

Jordan Valley (19-4) – Kade Eiguren 19, Brandan Mackenzie 13, Logan Hardin 10, Bryce Kershner 4, Nathan Easterday 2, Dusty Easterday 6.

3-point field goals: Ione 2;Jordan Valley 7. Free throws: Ione 10-16, Jordan Valley 17-21. Personal fouls: Ione 18, Jordan Valley 19. Technical fouls: none. Fouled out: Collins (IHS); Eiguren (JVHS).

Firday’s box score

GIRLS

COQUILLE 45, UMATILLA 35

UHS 3 13 9 10 – 35

CHS 16 7 8 18 – 45

UMATILLA (16-8, 7-3 EOL) – Kassie Kennedy 6, Catherine Routson 15, Jessica Siler 2, Naomi Castanon 12, Dona Cardenas, Letisha Trujillo, Michelle Mendoza, Ashley Vandever, Katelyn Cranston, Miranda Cranston, Breanna Watson.

COQUILLE (25-1, 14-0 SC) – M. Meador 12, B. Richardson 8, K. Hill 10, K. Alpenbach 1, T. Gederas 11, C. Davis 6, A. Cook 1.

3-point field goals – Umatilla 0; Coquille 2. Free throws – Umatilla 9-20; Coquille 19-28. Personal fouls – Umatilla 20; Coquille 16. Technical fouls – none. Fouled out – K. Kennedy (UHS).

Prep wrestling

OSAA?State Wrestling Championships

2A finals

Irrigon

Team score: 38 (ninth place)

140 – And Aguilera def. by Tanner Layton (Oakridge), 1-0

189 – Wade Aylett def. Phillip Sigle (Nestucca), 8-3

Heppner

Team score: 18 (18th place)

152 – Chance Day def. Forrest Whiteman (Nestucca), 12-5

171 – Wacy Coil def. by Kamren DeMarce, 4-3

3A finals

Riverside

Team score: 60 points (ninth place)

103 – Gustavo Madrigal def. Anthony Halstead (Reedsport), 9-1

152 – Briton Hansen pinned Kyle Seifert (Colton), 3:24

171 – Brigham Hansen def. Jon Thurber (Reedsport), 9-0

4A finals

Mac-Hi

Team score: 115.5 (sixth place)

119 – Jesse Sargent def. by Adam Hayner (Molalla), 4-1

125 – Ryan Bullock def. by Tyler Cowger (Sweet Home), 6-5

145 – Wyatt Law def. Braydon Calder (Philomath), 5-3

171 – Brandon Kralman pinned by Robbie Federico (Cascade), 2:40

215 – Nick Watts def. Sonny Tupua (Siuslaw), forfeit; Lawrence Timmons def. Markus Marshall (Phoenix), 14-12 OT

285 – Angel Palacios pinned Andrew Jones (Scappoose), :54

5A finals

Hermiston

Team score: 269 (first place)

103 – Isaac Delgado def. by Izaak Tobin (Sherwood), 3-2

112 – Sid Britt def. Gordon Downin (Eagle Point), 17-13

119 – Joey Delgado def. C.J. Dircksen, 3-2

125 – Jaylee Britt def. Eddie Ramirez (Glencoe), 5-0

130 – Brad Thomas def. Brice Hatley (Mazama), 13-7

135 – Abraham Rodriguez def. by Eli Marvin (West Albany), 5-2

140 – Matt Kilsdonk def. by Ryan Brunner (Madras), technical fall 4:51

145 – Cody Spradlin def. Trevor Wilson (Crook County), 9-6

152 – Bryce McMahon pinned Kyle Christiansen (Crescent Valley), 4:09

171 – Ben Millard def. Cody Stock (Glencoe), 5-3

189 – Curtis Berger def. Jake Abrams (The Dalles Wahtonka), 3-2 OT (2)

Pendleton

Team score: 83 (10th place)

103 – Dylan Holcomb def. Ian Hockett (Sherwood), 10-3

112 – Brandon Bradley def. Housten Ezell (Churchill), 7-2

119 – Roman Holcomb def. by Joe Potts (Churchill), 9-7

125 – Trevor Hancock def. by Conner Clarke (Sherwood), 10-1

College basketball

Saturday’s Major Men’s Scores

By The Associated Press

EAST

American U. 78, Lafayette 60

Boston U. 76, Maine 56

Brown 76, Dartmouth 57

Bucknell 62, Army 51

Buffalo 72, Ohio 69

Cent. Connecticut St. 68, St. Francis, NY 56

Colgate 85, Navy 73

Cornell 68, Penn 48

George Washington 75, Charlotte 70

Harvard 78, Yale 58

Hofstra 87, Georgia St. 74

Lehigh 91, Holy Cross 80

Long Island U. 71, Bryant 54

Mount St. Mary’s, Md. 63, Robert Morris 61

Notre Dame 78, Georgetown 64

Pittsburgh 71, St. John’s 64

Princeton 67, Columbia 52

Quinnipiac 74, Fairleigh Dickinson 65

Rutgers 71, DePaul 62

Sacred Heart 68, Monmouth, N.J. 63

St. Bonaventure 81, Rhode Island 74

Syracuse 95, Villanova 77

Towson 81, Delaware 66

Wagner 81, St. Francis, Pa. 76

West Virginia 74, Cincinnati 68

SOUTH

Appalachian St. 82, Samford 68

Ark.-Pine Bluff 68, Grambling St. 56

Auburn 74, LSU 59

Belmont 74, Kennesaw St. 42

Campbell 57, North Florida 49

Coastal Carolina 101, VMI 71

Coll. of Charleston 69, Furman 66

Coppin St. 77, N. Carolina A&T 65

Davidson 99, Elon 96, 2OT

Drexel 67, James Madison 64

ETSU 64, Jacksonville 62

Florida A&M 75, Winston-Salem 61

Georgia 78, Florida 76

Georgia Tech 73, Boston College 68

Hampton 64, Delaware St. 45

High Point 67, Presbyterian 48

Jackson St. 63, MVSU 51

Liberty 74, Charleston Southern 61

Lipscomb 85, Mercer 73

Louisiana Tech 60, Idaho 49

Marshall 121, UCF 115, 3OT

Maryland 104, Virginia Tech 100, 2OT

McNeese St. 69, Nicholls St. 53

Md.-Eastern Shore 68, Howard 66, OT

Memphis 76, Southern Miss. 69

Middle Tennessee 66, Florida Atlantic 57

Mississippi 76, Alabama 73

Mississippi St. 76, South Carolina 63

Morehead St. 73, Tenn.-Martin 63

Morgan St. 88, Norfolk St. 87, 2OT

Murray St. 88, E. Kentucky 74

N.C. State 71, Miami 66

North Carolina 77, Wake Forest 68

North Texas 74, Louisiana-Monroe 71

Northeastern 50, George Mason 48

Old Dominion 73, Va. Commonwealth 70

Radford 54, Winthrop 52

S. Carolina St. 58, Bethune-Cookman 46

South Florida 99, Providence 93

Southern U. 60, Alcorn St. 57

Stetson 65, S.C.-Upstate 60

Tennessee 74, Kentucky 65

Tennessee Tech 72, Jacksonville St. 62

Texas St. 89, Northwestern St. 75

Tulsa 85, East Carolina 73

UAB 76, Tulane 55

UNC Asheville 89, Gardner-Webb 86

W. Carolina 78, Chattanooga 70

W. Kentucky 88, Fla. International 61

William & Mary 62, UNC Wilmington 51

Wofford 75, The Citadel 66

MIDWEST

Akron 74, Bowling Green 68

Austin Peay 71, SE Missouri 68, OT

Cent. Michigan 74, W. Michigan 66

Cleveland St. 68, Wright St. 63

Creighton 82, Bradley 71

Dayton 96, Massachusetts 68

Detroit 62, Youngstown St. 54

E. Illinois 66, Tennessee St. 61

E. Michigan 66, N. Illinois 60

Evansville 56, Drake 53

IUPUI 86, S. Dakota St. 76

Indiana St. 75, Missouri St. 72, OT

Kansas St. 63, Missouri 53

Kent St. 66, Miami (Ohio) 58

Minnesota 62, Illinois 60

N. Dakota St. 63, W. Illinois 59, OT

N. Iowa 61, Illinois St. 55

Nebraska 83, Texas Tech 79, 2OT

Oakland, Mich. 86, IPFW 83

Ohio St. 66, Michigan 55

Oral Roberts 89, UMKC 72

Saint Louis 69, Duquesne 59

South Dakota 77, Chicago St. 73

Toledo 45, Ball St. 42

Wichita St. 76, S. Illinois 55

Wis.-Green Bay 87, Loyola of Chicago 71

Wis.-Milwaukee 78, Ill.-Chicago 74

SOUTHWEST

Alabama St. 69, Texas Southern 61

Ark.-Little Rock 77, New Orleans 71

Baylor 70, Oklahoma 63

Houston Baptist 76, Texas-Pan American 62

Oklahoma St. 85, Kansas 77

Prairie View 62, Alabama A&M 53

SE Louisiana 65, Cent. Arkansas 60, OT

SMU 94, Houston 83

Sam Houston St. 94, Texas-Arlington 69

Stephen F.Austin 64, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 43

TCU 73, Colorado St. 67

Texas A&M 74, Texas 58

Troy 64, Arkansas St. 57

UTEP 78, Rice 64

UTSA 76, Lamar 74

Vanderbilt 89, Arkansas 72

FAR WEST

Arizona 71, Stanford 69

Cal Poly 60, UC Santa Barbara 57

California 62, Arizona St. 46

Colorado 75, Iowa St. 72

Denver 63, Louisiana-Lafayette 47

E. Washington 79, Idaho St. 71

Gonzaga 75, San Francisco 69

Hawaii 74, Nevada 63

Montana St. 73, Montana 67

N. Colorado 78, Sacramento St. 66

New Mexico 83, BYU 81

New Mexico St. 95, Boise St. 92

Oregon 70, UCLA 68

Oregon St. 49, Southern Cal 44

Pacific 61, Long Beach St. 51

Portland 68, Santa Clara 55

S. Utah 70, Centenary 67

Saint Mary’s, Calif. 88, Loyola Marymount 80

San Diego 65, Pepperdine 48

San Jose St. 72, Fresno St. 45

Seattle 76, CS Bakersfield 72

UC Irvine 79, CS Northridge 74

UNLV 77, Air Force 47

Utah 74, Wyoming 64

Washington 59, Washington St. 52

Pro basketball

National Basketball Association

EASTERN CONFERENCE

Atlantic Division

W L Pct GB

Boston 36 21 .632 – 

Toronto 31 26 .544 5 

Philadelphia 22 36 .379 14 1/2

New York 20 38 .345 16 1/2

New Jersey 6 52 .103 30 1/2

Southeast Division

W L Pct GB

Orlando 39 20 .661 – 

Atlanta 36 21 .632 2 

Miami 29 30 .492 10 

Charlotte 28 29 .491 10 

Washington 20 36 .357 17 1/2

Central Division

W L Pct GB

Cleveland 46 14 .767 – 

Chicago 31 28 .525 14 1/2

Milwaukee 30 28 .517 15 

Detroit 21 38 .356 24 1/2

Indiana 20 39 .339 25 1/2

WESTERN CONFERENCE

Southwest Division

W L Pct GB

Dallas 38 21 .644 – 

San Antonio 32 24 .571 4 1/2

New Orleans 31 28 .525 7 

Memphis 30 29 .508 8 

Houston 29 29 .500 8 1/2

Northwest Division

W L Pct GB

Denver 39 19 .672 – 

Utah 38 21 .644 1 1/2

Oklahoma City 34 23 .596 4 1/2

Portland 35 27 .565 6 

Minnesota 14 47 .230 26 1/2

Pacific Division

W L Pct GB

L.A. Lakers 44 15 .746 – 

Phoenix 37 23 .617 7 1/2

L.A. Clippers 24 34 .414 19 1/2

Sacramento 19 39 .328 24 1/2

Golden State 17 41 .293 26 1/2

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Saturday’s Games

New Jersey 104, Boston 96

Milwaukee 94, Miami 71

Indiana 100, Chicago 90

Memphis 120, New York 109

Portland 110, Minnesota 91

Utah 133, Houston 110

Golden State 95, Detroit 88

Today’s Games

Phoenix at San Antonio, 10 a.m.

Denver at L.A. Lakers, 12:30 p.m.

Milwaukee at Atlanta, 3 p.m.

Washington at New Jersey, 3 p.m.

Toronto at Oklahoma City, 4 p.m.

Miami at Orlando, 4 p.m.

L.A. Clippers at Sacramento, 6 p.m.

New Orleans at Dallas, 6:30 p.m.

Monday’s Games

Dallas at Charlotte, 4 p.m.

New York at Cleveland, 4 p.m.

Orlando at Philadelphia, 4 p.m.

Atlanta at Chicago, 5 p.m.

Portland at Memphis, 5 p.m.

San Antonio at New Orleans, 5 p.m.

Toronto at Houston, 5:30 p.m.

Denver at Phoenix, 6 p.m.

Utah at L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m.

Olympics

Winter Olympic Medals Table

By The Associated Press

At Vancouver, Canada

Saturday, Feb. 27

84 of 86 total medal events

Nation G S B Tot

United States 9 14 13 36

Germany 10 12 7 29

Canada 13 7 5 25

Norway 8 8 6 22

Austria 4 6 6 16

Russia 3 5 7 15

South Korea 6 6 2 14

China 5 2 4 11

France 2 3 6 11

Sweden 5 2 3 10

Switzerland 6 0 3 9

Netherlands 4 1 3 8

Czech Republic 2 0 4 6

Poland 1 3 2 6

Italy 1 1 3 5

Japan 0 3 2 5

Finland 0 1 3 4

Australia 2 1 0 3

Belarus 1 1 1 3

Slovakia 1 1 1 3

Croatia 0 2 1 3

Slovenia 0 2 1 3

Latvia 0 2 0 2

Britain 1 0 0 1

Estonia 0 1 0 1

Kazakhstan 0 1 0 1

TV?Schedule

Today, Feb. 28 (DAY 17)

NBC

Noon-6 p.m. – Men’s Ice Hockey-Gold Medal Final (LIVE); Men’s Cross Country-50km Gold

Medal Final (LIVE),

7-10:30 p.m. – Closing Ceremony (LIVE)

11:35 p.m.-12:35 a.m. – Vancouver Closing Party.

12:35-3:30 a.m. – Primetime Replay.

MSNBC

6 a.m.-Noon – Figure Skating-Champions Gala; Figure Skating-The Medalists

Universal Sports

Daily Programming

2-3 p.m. – “The Vancouver Figure Skating Hour” – A look back and ahead to primetime ??gure

skating, detailing key athletes, competitions and storylines. Includes continuing news updates and live results ticker.

10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. – Live Olympic news updates with a news ticker providing round-the-clock results.