European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 30, 1992, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Thursday january 30, 1992 the stars and stripes b Page 21prep Pickin unbeaten Bonn girls nearing title is this the year for the Bonn girls Dayton Mcaloone a crusaders who finished second in the Small schools tournament last february can Nail Down the Bennor championship this week with a sweep at shape. They went 10-4 in 1989-90 and were 15-5 last year four of those losses coming at the hands of Brussels which was in route to its second straight Small schools title. Right now the crusaders 6-0 in Bennor Competition and 13-0 on the season counting three victories in a pre season invitational at american school of London Are the Only undefeated team in Dodds Germany Bennor. Heidelberg is undefeated in Germany aaa strife but the lady Lions dropped a verdict to International school of Brussels in a non conference game Over the  a very Strong defense slowed is sensation Georgia Bottoms Down to a Trot last week in registering a sweep on the Road. Bottoms who had been scoring in the High 20s and has had several games in the 30s this season managed Only 17 Points Friday and 16 saturday. A total team Effort is the reason Mcaloon gives for the crusaders tremendous Success this season. A we got a spectacular team performance last week. Is is very Tough. We were fortunate to escape unscathed and 1 have no desire to see them again in the future a Mcaloon said. Whether or not Mcaloon who notched his 100th Victory As Bonn Mentor in fridays game wants to see is in the future is a moot proposition. Both teams will be competing in the Northern regional feb. 14-15 at Hahn and chances Are Good for a rematch. Although the team format is his style Mcaloon is fortunate enough to have three better than average Ben Abrams Ofir Tindall Mcaloon said. Performers a Liat Ofir Jackie Losi and Michelle Tindall a leading the Way. Ofir a 5-11 Sophomore Center who also plays on the israeli Junior National team is averaging 18.2 Points and 12.6 rebounds a game. She also is the player who brings the Ball up court for the crusaders because she plays guard on the israeli team. She ranks in Mcaloone a mind a with the Best bal handlers in be seen in Many  Losi whose sister Tracey is Dodds outstanding distance runner is a senior Forward who carries a 14.0 Points per game average and feeds off for six or seven assists a game. Tindall produces at a 9.7 pig clip while averaging five steals an Outing. She is outstanding on defense usually drawing the opponents Best shooting guard As Ner assignment. A another reason for our Success is that i have been blessed with an outstanding assistant coach in Len Tarnowski a a he has been working with me for seven years and is very knowledgeable. He is also the boys head coach in a his assistant and has turned last years team which was 1-17, completely  a a a boys player of the week accolades go to Naples Dan Archilla. Arch ill a registered 33 Points and grabbed 11 rebounds in a losing Effort Friday night against Avi Ano and followed that up with a 24-Point, 19-Board performance As the wildcats avenged their loss saturday. The girls laurels go to Ofir who tallied 28 Points and pulled Down 11 rebounds in fridays Victory and then came Back on saturday with a 17-Point, 12-Board, 10-steal performance. A a a regular season strife winds Down for the Dodds Germany Bennor wrestlers saturday with meets scheduled at nine Sites. Next saturday qualifiers for the Central european championships scheduled Losi for Heidelberg feb. 14-15, will be determined in regional at Wiesbaden Ramstein Giessen and Augsburg. The top four wrestlers in each weight classification will Advance to the Heidelberg showdown. Fth stars and stripes Indiana rips Purdue by the associated press Bloomington ind. A fourth ranked Indiana left Purdue coach Gene Keady nearly speechless. A fall the talking was done on the court so there Isnit much for me to say a said Keady an unhappy witness to the hoosiers 106-65 rout of the boilermakers tuesday night in a big 10 Battle. There Wasny to much Purdue could do against first place Indiana which sent Purdue to its worst Ever loss in the 91-year-old intrastate rivalry. Indiana 15-2 won its 13th straight game and improved to 6-0 in the big ten. A 3-Pointer by Woody Austin with three seconds remaining prevented Purdue from Matching its biggest loss Ever 44 Points to Illinois in 1948. Coming off a we Klong rest since beating Michigan Indiana a defense forced 25 turnovers and held Purdue to 20-of-50 shooting. Austin the big tends second leading scorer with a 22.4 average was held to 15 Points. Line Darner scored 17 of his 19 Points in the second half to Lead Purdue h-7,3-3. Calbert Cheaney had 23 Points and All 10 hoosiers scored As Indiana shot 63.2 percent 36-of-57 in scoring its season High. Damon Bailey finished with 15 Points and Greg Graham added 13. The boilermakers 11-7, 3-3 never challenged after a 10-10 tie. In other top-25 games tuesday no. 3 Oklahoma St. 64, sum 53 Dallas a Byron Houston scored 13 of his 17 Points in the second half As third ranked Oklahoma state remained unbeaten at Southern methodist. By winning the cowboys became Only the third big eight Ever team to sweep its non conference games. Oklahoma state 19-0 completed its non conference slate with a 16-0  Davis scored 12 Points and Sean Sutton and Bryant Reeves had 10 apiece in the second lowest scoring game of the year for the cowboys. Osu was held to 63 Points in a Victory Over new Orleans. Mike Wilson scored 17 Points for sum 8-9. Only Missouri in 1973 and Kansas in 1990 had gone unbeaten in non big eight . 5 Kansas 85, Marquette 61 Milwaukee a Adonis Jordan scored 14 Points and no. 5 Kansas used a late first half spurt and its hustling defense to rout Marquette. I he Jay Hawks 15-1 went on an 11-0 run sparked by College basketball technical foul on Marquette coach Kevin of Neill to take a 35-24 halftime Lead then pulled away in the second half. Rex Walters added 13 and Alonzo Jamison and Steve Woodberry each had 12 for Kansas. Marquette a leading scorer Damon key fouled out with 10 02 to play with Only two Points 13 under his average. Jim Mcllvain led Marquette 11-7 with 15  87, no. 12 Syracuse 73 Providence . A Michael Smith hit 6 of his 23 Points from the foul line in the final 1 36 As Providence used a late 15-3 run to upset no. 12 Syracuse in a big East game. The friars 10-10, 2-6 led just 72-70 with 2 24 left before the orangemen went cold from the Field and began fouling. Syracuse 14-3, 6-3 got Only one More Basket a 3-Pointer by Adrian Autry while missing six times from Long Range. Smith also had 12 rebounds for Providence which got 12 Points from Marquis Bragg. Syracuse was led by Dave Johnson a 21 Points and 10 rebounds. Glenn Sekunda a freshman added 18 Points. It was Jim Boeheim a 500th game As Syracuse . 20 a. Tech 77, Coll. Of Charleston 70 Atlanta a freshman Travis Best scored All 14 of his Points in the second half to Lead Georgia tech Over the College of Charleston 14-3. Best hit four 3-pointers As the yellow jackets 15-5 rallied from a 51-48 deficit in the second  Barry scored 15 of his game High 21 Points in the first half to give tech a 38-37 halftime Lead. Malcolm Mackey scored 14 Points and Matt Geiger had 13 Points and 10 rebounds for the yellow . 22 Alabama 83, s. Carolina 81, of Columbia . A Latrell Sprewell scored 29 Points including 6 in overtime and Robert Horry added 27 to Lead no. 22 Alabama past South Carolina in a Southeastern conference game. The Crimson tide 16-4, 4-3 led throughout the second half until South Carolinas Jojo English who finished with 30 Points hit a 3-Pointer with five seconds remaining to Send the game into overtime at 72-72. The gamecocks 10-7,4-3 had trailed 70-57 with 4 32 remain 8but Sprewell scored six Points in overtime including two free throws with 14 seconds left to give Alabama an 83-79 Lead. Barry Manning hit a shot at the Buzzer for Indiana a Alan Henderson and Purdue a Matt Waddell Battle for a rebound in the first half on tuesday. South Carolina. Junior Chris Leso scored a career High 18 Points and Manning added 10 for South Carolina. James Robinson added 18 Points for the Crimson . 24 Louisville 78, a. Tech 68 Blacksburg a. A Everick Sullivan scored 25 Points and no. 24 Louisville opened the second half with a nearly flawless shooting display in route to a metro conference Victory Over Virginia tech. Louisville 12-4, 3-2 got within 31-27 at halftime on Sullivan a 3-Pointer from mid court at the Buzzer then opened the second half by hitting 13 of its first 14 shots from the Field. Virginia tech 7-9, 1-4 was Hurt by turnovers and a porous defense that allowed Louisville to get the Ball under the Basket repeatedly for easy shots. The homies a Erik Wilson finished with 25 Points