European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 11, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday january 11, 1994 sports scoreboard the stars and stripes Page 27 Coll. Basketball us today can top 25 the Usa today can basketball coaches Pott with first place votes in parentheses records total Points based on 25 Points for first place vote through one Point or 25thp1ace vote and last week s ranking. Record pts pcs 1. North Carolina 24 12-1 839 2 2. Duke 8. 9-0 815 3 3. Arkansas 10-1 729 1 4. Kansas 1 15-1 726 5 5. Urcla 1 9-0 717 6 6. Arizona. 12-1 644 9 7. Kentucky 11-2 640 4 8. Purdu 13-0 623 8 9. Massachusetts. 11-1 561 11 10. Indiana. 8-2 521 10 11.tempk� 7-2 496 7 12. Wisconsin 11-0 44415 13. Michigan 10-2 428 14 14. Connecticut 12-1 40418 15. Louisville 10-2 337 12 16. Syracuse. 9-1 294 18 17. Oncin Nali 11-2 268 17 18. Georgia tech 9-3 265 13 19. Minnesota. 10-3 24419 20. Boston College .10-3 14921 21. Oklahoma state 10-4 128 2222. Illinois. 7-3 101 2023.vanderbis 8-3 86 25. 24. California. 9-2 75 25. Alabama Birmingham .10-1 58 others receiving votes St. Louis 47. West Vir Ginia 47, new Mexico state 39. Marquette 37. Maryland 30, Nebraska 28, Missouri 24. Provi Dence 24, Xavier Ohio 21. Depaul 16, Montana 13. Georgia 12. George Washington 12. Virginia Commonwealth 11. Florida 8. Florida St. 8.  8, Brigham Young 7, off Tina 7, washing ton 7, Georgetown 6. Tennessee Chattanooga 6. Men s a top 23 How the top 25 teams in the associated pres College Baske Bah poll tired this week 1. Arkansas 10-1 beat Southern methodist 96/70 beat Mississippi 87-61 Tost to Alabama 66 64 2. North Carolina 12-1 beat North Carolina state 88-58 beat Maryland 75-70. 3. Duke 9-0 beat Clemson 71-65 beat no. 12 Georgia tech 88-71. 4. Kentucky 11-2 beat no. 22 Vanderbilt 107 82 beat notre Dame 84-59 lost to Georgia 94-90. 5. Kansas 15-1 beat North Carolina Asheville 90-44 beat Southern methodist 91 -59. 6. Urcla 9-0 beat Oregon 89-73 beat Oregon state 104-71.7. Temple 7-2 test to West Virginia 49-47 beat no. 23 George Washington 80-64. 8. Massachusetts 11-lf beat Rutgers 71-59 beat Duquesne 70-53. 9. Arizona 12-1 beat Arizona state 98-81 beat no. 25 Marquette 94-80.10. Purdue 12w beat Northwestern 68-67 beat Seton halt 69-67. 11. Louisville 1.0-2 beat George Mason 132-87 beet South Florida 80-56 lost to Virginia common wealth 93-89, of. 12. Georgia tech 9-3 lost to Maryland 91-88 lost to no. 3 Duke 88-71. 13. Michigan 10-2 beat Boston University 111 84 beat Michigan state 75-64 beat Iowa 71-70. 14. Indiana 8-2 beat Penn state 80-72. 15. Wisconsin 11-0 beat Penn slate 71-56 beat Ohio state 69-55. 16. Connecticut 12-1 beat Georgetown 77-65 beat no. 20 Boston College 77-71. 17. Cincinnati 11-3 beat Chicago state 103-49 lost to Alabama Birmingham 67-65. 1 8. Syracuse 9-1 beat Pittsburgh 79-75. 19. Minnesota 10-3 beat northeastern Illinois 89 62 beat Northwestern 73-65. 20. Boston Corege 10-1 beat Villanova 96-84 Tost to no 16 Connecticut 77-71. 21. Illinois 7-3 Tost to Michigan state ,79-74. 22. Vander 8-3 Tost to no. 4 Kentucky 107-82 beat South Carolina 97-83. 23. George Washington 7-4 Tost to St Bonaventure 7l-?7 beat Rutgers 89-69 Tost to no. 7 Temple 80-64. 24. Cammia 9-2 beat Washington state 70-54 beat Washington 794. 25. Marquette 8-4 beat Memphis slate 79-67 Tost to no. 9 Arizona 94-8a sunday s men s scores East. Bentley 75, Merrimack 63 Carnegie Melton 64. Stony Brook 61 Longwood 76. Kutztown 47 Oswego St. 73. Mount St Mary. . 58 Rhode Island 76. So Joseph s 68 West Virginia 89, St. Bonaventure 61 Westfield St. 81, albertus Magnus 75. South. Columbus 81. Pembroke St 78 t Howard u. 66, n. Carolina a4t 65 Mississippi St 81. Mississippi 69 Rochester 89, Emory 72 Savannah Art it design 89, Tsikman 86 Virginia 79. N. Carolina St. 58 Midwest Ala Birmingham 67. Cincinnati 65 evansvitte88,wauh56 Johns Hopkins 76. Washington to. 61 Purdue 69, Seton Hafl 67xavier, Ohio 82, new Hampshire 65 Southwest Trinity Tex. 83, Hendrix 73virginia tech 69, Texas Christian 65 Buffalo so ohday ton classic Hunter 83, Colorado cot 65 California Matway Winter classic championship California. A. 76, High Point 61 third place Tiffin 121, Columbia Union 86 Cougar classic championship Kean 57, Barber Scotia 54 third place Green Mountain 70, St. Joseph s. . 67 Doc Green tournament third place misericordial08,juniata100 National Catholic tournament championship St. Thomas Aquinas 62, Coras 52 women s a top 25 How the top 25 teams in the associated press women s College basketball poll fared this week 1. Tennessee 12-0 beat notre Dame 105-70 beatlsu9l-69.2. Iowa 9-0 beat Minnesota 69-59 beat wis Consin 74-67.3. Penn state 10-0 beat no. 18 Northwestern 80-63 beat Illinois 86-57. 4. Colorado 12-2 beat Kansas state 65-58 Tost to no. 12 Kansas 59-57. 5. North Carona 11-0 beat Wake Forest 84-44 beat no. 18 Northwestern 98-75. 6. Texas tech 12-1 beat Stephen f. Austin 81 49. 7. Vanderbilt 11-2 beat Evansville 121-64 beat no. 11 Alabama 77-73. A Connecticut 10-2 beat Syracuse 64-45 Tost to Seton Han 74-53 beat Georgetown 95-54. 9. Stanford 8-3 beat Santa Clara 83-65 Tost to no. 22 Washington 78-61 beat Washington state 82-67. 10. Southern Cal 9-1 beat Oregon state 63-56 beat Oregon 47-45. 11. Alabama 10-2 beat no. 25 Georgia 70-57 beat Al shots 79-68 Tost to no. 7 Vander 77-73. 12. Kansas 11-1 beat Missouri 68-52 beat no. 4 Colorado 59-57.13.  Kentucky 8 Tost to Boise state 75-71 Tost to Tennessee tech 69-64 beat so Louisiana 81-48. ,. 14. Louisiana tech 9-3 beat Texas Arlington 81 41 beat so Louisiana 89-44-beat Texas  Amer ican 104-61. 15. Ohio. State 8-3 beat Siriois 64-58 Tost to no. 17 Virginia 68-65.ia Purdue 11-2 beat Michigan. 78-57 beat Michigan state 80-52.17. Virginia 9-2 beat Clemson 69-65 beat no. 15 Ohio state 685. 18. Northwestern 7-2 Tost to no. 3 Penn state803 Tost to no 5 North Carolina 98-75, 19. Auburn 8-4 Tost to South Carolina 64-55 beat Mississippi 65-42. 20. Montana 10-2 Tost to Gonzaga 702 beat Portland 765.21. Hawaii 8-3 Tost to univ 71-59 Tost to univ 74-70 beat Nevada 91-48 beat Nevada 84-55. 22. Washington 10-1 beat no. 9 Stanford 781 beat California 950.23. George Washington 5- beat James mad Ison 88-58lost to to raw International 74-48 Tost to Duquesne 57-56.24. Maryland 7-4 beat Florida state 654 Tost to Clemson 54-52.25. Georgia 8-4 Tost to no. 11 Alabama 70-57 beat Arkansas 73-64. Sunday s women s score East Bentley 93. Merrimack 71 Buffalo 62. Fair Rem 48 Colby Sawyer 81. Dominican. . 66 Connecticut 95, Georgetown 54gannon 76, Columbia Union 66 a Maculata 74, Catholic u. 71 Manhattan 52, Maine 47massachusetts 45, Vermont 41 Middlebury 88, new England 58 Millersville 76, Longwood 60pace 93. Westchester 60 Pittsburgh 71, Miami 66  70, Seton Hill 60 Soton Hall 74, Syracuse 54 Siena 78, George Mason 70 villanova62, St. John s 58. Yale 74, Buckrell 56 South Averett 82, St Mary s. My. 81 Benoit 74, Ferrum 55. Columbus 80, Pembroke St. 70. E. Kentucky 91, Murray St. 76georgia tech 70, Wake Forest 60 Maryville Tenn. 92, Mary mount a. 86 Rochester 80, Emory 78, of Tennessee 91, leu 69va. Wesleyan 60, Washington & Lee 33 w. Kentucky 81, so Louisiana 48 Midwest Bradley 91, Wichita St 70 Dayton 68, Depaul 64 Drake 92,  City 70 Kansas 59, Colorado 57 Kansas St. 63, Missouri 52 Minnesota 89, Wisconsin 84 n. Illinois 100, Valparaiso 79 Penn St. 86, Illinois 57 so Missouri St. 80, n Towa 46 wheatoh66,lynn56 Southwest Oklahoma 79, Nebraska 78 Oklahoma St. 71, Iowa St. 58 Hendrix 55, Trinity Texas 46texas tech 81, Stephen f. Austin 49 far West Boise St 75, St. Mary s 53 Hawaii 84, Nevada 55long Beach St. 63. Us Santa Barbara 58 tournament lady Monarch invitational third place " Ahe town 69, Kings a. 45. National Catholic Tou memeral championship mount mercy $0, Rockhurst 71 Codex to invitational championship St. John Fisher 68, Brockport St. 41 third place goucher81,hiibrt27v ,. Longest losing streaks Mcaa division i 37 Criado Jan. 16,1954 to dec. 12.1955 Mcaa division ii 46 Olivet feb. 21,1950 to dec. 4,1961 46 Southwest state Minnesota dec. It 1971 to dec. 1,1973 Mcaa division Iii 47 _ Rutgers Newark feb. 23. 1983 to nov. 23,198547 Rutgers Camdon Jan. 18, 1992 to pre sent -.-. Naia 86 Dallas nov. 11,1985 to feb. 6,1988 Speed skating olympic trials Milwaukee a resins sunday of the . Olympic Long track Speed skating trials at the Pettit nation Allce Center distances in meters 1,000-1. Brendan Eppert St. Louis 1 minute. 15.74 second. 2. David Cruikshank Northbrook. Ih., 1 16 06. 3 Nathaniel mins. Evanston a. 1 16.08. 4, David Besteman. Madison wit. 1 16.26. 5. Eric Henriksen. Mahomet. W., 1 18.72. 6. Patrick Seltsam. Pembroke pa., 1 16.77. 7, Casey Fitzrandolph Verona was. 1 16.90. 8, Timothy Hoffmann Milwaukee 1 18.1. 9, Kurt Helledy. Glen Enon. Iii. 1 18.15. 10. Cory Carpen Ter. Brook Fieke. Wis. 1 18.78. 10,000-1. Pkg Boutiette Tacoma. Wash., 14 50 86. 2, Brian Wanek Mequon wis., 15 07.85. 3, Brian Smith Cedar rapids Iowa 15 11.98. 4, David Tamburrino Saratoga Springs ., 15 15.10. 5, John Singer Arlington Heights Iii., 15 32.47. 6. Arlen Spicer. Indianapolis 16 20.06. " 1,000-1. Bonnie Blair Champaign. Ih., 1 20.46. 2, Michelle Klin Circle Pine. Minn., 1 22.78. 3, Chantal Bailey. Champaign. Ih., 1 23.73. 4, Christine witty West has. Wis. 1 23.88. 5, Moira d Ai trea. Saratoga Springs  1 24.06. 6, Tama us Rydstrom ton Ervn. In. 1 24.oa 7, Peggy Cha sen. Rose vide Minn., 1 25.27. 8, Becky Sundstrom ten Elvn. 1-.25.55, 9, Nancy sewer Poltz Park Ridge i. 1 26.44. 10, Konsten Talbot Schuryk Weihe  1 16.92.5,0001, Christine Schelts new Berlin wis., 7 58.11. 2, Mara d Andrea Saratoga Springs ., 8 00.58. 3, Nancy Swider Pete. Park Ridge i 8 05.86. 4, Cory Goetz. Bulato. ., 8.-07.58. 5, Chantal Bailey Champaign it 8 13.60. 6, a Assn hokum Waukesha wis., 8 21.57. 7, Kim Strzykalski East Troy wis 8 25.24. 8, Hilary Milts. Evanston ifl., 8 27.51. 9. Amy Johnlo Wauwatosa wis., 8 29.66. 10, Sarah Shapiro Wauwatosa. Wis., 8 31.18. Short track trials Lake Placid  A results sunday in the . Oty mitc  Speed skating trials at the Lake Placid olympic Center race distances in motors men  ,1,000-1, Charles King studio City Calif., 1 minute 34.17 seconds. 2, Tony Goskowicz Wauwatosa wis. V.34.76, 3, Andy Gabel. Northbrook 111., 2 09.38. 4, John Clyto w. Bloomfield. Mich., disqualified. Final Overath standings Eric Flaim Boston. 2, Andy Gabel Northbrook. I. 3, , w. Bloomfield. Mich. 4, Tony gos Kotc. Wauwatosa wis. 5, Randy Bartz Roseville Minn. 6, Charles King studio City. Calif. 7, Mark Green Waw cat. Gary Alberta. 8, Tim Ounn Cleveland. 9, Keith King studio City Calif. 10, Todd Porter Saratoga Springs  Women 1,000-1, Amy Peterson Maplewood. Minn., 1 42.51. 2. Nicole Ziegelmeyer Imperial. Mo., 1 42.93. 3. Karen Cashman Quincy mass.,1 43.31.4, Cathy Turner. Hilton. . No time. Final Overall standings1. Cathy Turner Hilton  2, Amy Peterson Maplewood Minn. 3, Nicole Ziegelmeyer Imperial to. 4, Karen  Quincy mass. 5, Shana Sundstrom Glen Okyn my. 6, Carrie Johnson Minneapolis. 7, Julie Gosko Wolcz Wauwatosa wis. 8, Erin Porter Saratoga Springs  9, Tricia stones. , wis. 10, Whitney Mcgihn Champaign Iii. European championships Hamar Norway a results sunday of the european All around Speed skating Champi of ships. Man 10.000-1, Boharm Olav Koss Norway 13 min utes 51.39 seconds 2, Jeh store lid Norway. 13 52.81. 3, Jaromir Radke Poland 13 54.3. 4, Rintje Rrt a. The Netherlands 13 55.11. 5, Falko Zandstra the Netherlands 14 04.32. Final Overall standings-1, Rint Ritsma the Netherlands 159.201 Points world record old re Cord. 156.882. Falko Zandstra. The Netherlands. 1993. 2. Johann Olav Koss Norway 157.257. 3, Falko Zand Sua the Netherlands 157.686, 4. Ids Postma the Netherlands 158.877, a Kjell store lid. Norway. 160.300. Women 5.000-1. Gunda Niemann. Germany 7 14.35. 2, Carta Zijlstra Netherlands 7 23.15. 3, Svetlana Bazhanova. Russia 7 26.24. 4, hike Warnocke. Germany. 7 27.22. 5, Ulrik Adeberg Germany 7 34,21.final Overall standings-1. Gunda Niemann Germany 167.282 Points world record old re see scoreboard on p. 28 . Luge team Back in Ober Adf oberhoff Germany a. The . Luge team arrived in this Winter re sort sunday to begin its final workouts before next months olympic games in Lillehammer Norway. And along with the americans return to where Duncan Kennedy was beaten by Neo nazi skinheads has come increased police Security and mayor Hartmut Goe  caught them a Little off guard Jeff Scheuer the team Trainer said of How the americans encountered no crowds on their arrival. There was just the swedes unloading their gear and we unloaded with  mayor Goebel arrived a few minute Slater walking up the Snow lined driveway with a handful of Flowers. With Goebel was Jochen Pietsch a 1988 luge olympic Gold medallist the americans know Well. The beating was a big embarrassment to a country unable to halt a disturbing wave of attacks on foreigners by rightist , worried his town would be shunned internationally wrote president Clinton a letter of apology and Banne skinheads from nightspots in oberhoff the Winter sports capital of the former East  Helmut Kohl s government promised heightened Security for the americans  where not at the hotel when the americans arrived but two radio cars double the Norm since the attack patrolled the Village s empty streets at night. The seven Man three woman . Luge team had kept sunday s arrival quiet and it came hours earlier than planned. Take a look at your Texas Central Texas if College can make your new years resolutions happen. Register now for classes that begin january 18, 1994. Start your new year by doing something for yourself and for your career. Etc offers associate degree plans in 16 technical Fields. You May qualify for 75%tuition assistance. Visit your de Center today