2B - The Michigan Daily - SportsMonday - January 25, 1999 WCHA Hockey Standings d Schedule ATHLETE OF THE WEEK 0 Team North Dakota Colorado College Alaska-Anchorage Denver St Cloud Wisconsin Mchigan Tech Minnesota tMnnesota-Dtluth w 14 12 8 8 8 7 7 5 3 Ca L T 1 1 6 0 7 2 8 1 10 0 8 1 11 0 8 3 13 2 Pb 29 24 18 17 16 15 14 13 8 GP 16 18 17 17 18 16 18 16 18 OVERALL W L T GP 19 2 1 22 17 8 1 26 11 10 2 23 13 9 1 23 12 11 1 24 8 13 2 23 7 16 1 24 7 13 6 26 6 18 2 26 Wednesday Women's SwIm&Dlving vs. Michigan State, 6 p.m. Thursday Men's Basketball vs. Illinois, 8 p.m. Friday Women's Basketball vs. Ohio State, 7:30 p.m. Men's Gymnastics vs. Illinois and Ohio State, 7 p.m. Ice Hockey at Michigan State, 7 p.m. Women's Swimming and Diving vs. Notre Dame, 4 p.m. Men's Tennis at Virginia, 7 p.m. Men's Track&Fleld at Michigan Intercollegiate, 4:30 p.m. Saturday Men's Basketball vs. Iowa 2:30 p.m. Women's Gymnastics vs. Ohio State and Rhode Island, 7 p.m. ice Hockey at Notre Dame, 7 p.m. Women's Swimming and Diving vs. Notre Dame, 4 p.m. Who: Daniel Diaz-Luong Hometown: Harrisburg, Penn. High School: Bishop McDevitt Sport Gymnastics Year: Freshman Why: The freshman's performance was key in helping the Michigan gymnastics team blow out Illinois-Chicago, despite numerous Michigan absences due to injury. Diaz-Luong won the high bar compe- tition with a score of 9.75, and placed fifth in the all-around competi- tion. Background: Ranked third in the nation overall in the Junior Olympics his senior year in high school ... Junior Olympic National champion in the parallel bars his junior year of high school ... Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts ... Plans on majoring in statistics ... Born May 4, 1980. -0 Sshmrda)'s Resut North Dakota 6, Minnesota 5 St Cloud 5, Minnesota-Duluth 3 Minnesota State 4, Wisconsin 2 Colorado College 3, Michigan Tech 1 Denver 4, Alaska-Anchorage 3 Yfterda's Results Wisconsin 3, Minnesota State 2 Denver 2, Alaska-Anchorage 1 Women's AP Top 25 How the top 25 teams in The Associated Press womns college basketball poIfared this week: No. 1Tennessee(17-1) beat No. 12 Old Dominion 7761; beat No. 21 Florida 7764. No.2 Connecticut (163) lost to No.4 Louisiana Tech 90d76; beat Miami 8955; lost to Boston College 78s66. No. 3 Purdue (16-4) beat Illinois 7160; beat Indiana 97.62; beat Wisconsin 7656. No. 4 Louisiana Tech (152) beat No. 2 Connecticut 9P76; beat Western Kentucky 79 65. No.5 Georgia (11) beat Georgia Tech 88, 82; beat Arkansas 68-59; bet Mississippi 81- 43. No. 6 Texas Tech (17-2) beat No. 14 Iowa State 71A47; lost to Kansas 5545. No. 7 North Carolina (194) beat No. 19 Virginia 7968; lost to No. 11 Duke 9371; lost to Georgia Tech 91-84 No. 8 Colorado State (201) beat Wyoming 93-67. No. 9 Notre Dame (152) beat Seton Hall 87247; beat St. John's 9960. No. 10 UCLA (154) beat Southern California 94-53. No. 11 Duke (16-4) beat No. 7 North Carolina 93-71. No. 12 Old Dominion (13-3) lost to No. 4 Tennessee 7761; beat James Madison 7952; beat Richmond 94-53. No. 13 Virginia Tech (180) beat St. Josephs 65-56; beat Temple 89.69. No. 14 Iowa State (13-3) lost to No. 6 Texas Tech 71-47; lost to No. 16 Clemson 81-72. No. 15 Rutgers (17-3) beat Georgetown 67 64, 20T; beat Providence 99.52. No. 16 Clemson (16-3) beat North Carolina State 70&58; beat No. 14 Iowa State 81.72. No. 17 Penn State (14-4) beat Illinois 94- 85; beat Indiana 95-48. No. 18 Alabama (12-6) lost to Kentucky 76- 72. No. 19 Virginia (13-5) lost to No. 7 North Carolina 79.68; beat Florida State 80-71; beat Baylor 8&-51. No. 20 Auburn (15-3) beat Jacksonville State 105-63; beat Mississippi State 57-46. No. 21 Florida (14.8) lost to No. 1 Tennessee 77-64; lost to 8171. No. 22 Ohio State (134) beat Minnesota 68.42. No. 23 Nebraska (14-5) lost to Colorado 70- 53. No. 24 Tulane (17-2) beat DePaul 81-72; beat N.C. Charlotte 70-52; beat St. Louis 73-52. No. 25 Oregon (15-4) lost to Arizona 78-74; beat Arizona State 68&52. Saturday's men's college basketball scores from around the nation 4 0 EAST Bucknell 96, George Mason 86 (20T) Canisius 74, Manhattan 68 Central Connecticut State 58, Long Island 57 Central Michigan 79, Buffalo 70 Colgate 65, Lafayette 57 Columbia 76, Cornell 65 Connecticut 62, Seton Hall 47 Dartmouth 75, Denver 50 Dayton 66, Duquesne 59 George Washington 81, Rhode Island 74 Georgetown 79, Pittsburgh 71 James Madison 82, American 66 La Salle 98, St. Joseph's 95 (20T) Loyola (Md.) 75, Fairfield 72 Md.-Baltimore County 62, Monmouth 58 Navy 80, Lehigh 45 Niagara 86, Rider 85 Quinnipiac 84, Robert Morris 82 St. Francis (N.Y.) 70, St. Francis, (Pa.) 55 St. Peter's 61, Marist 54 Temple 65, Massachusetts 57 Villanova 73, West Virginia 62 SOUTH Alcorn State 82, Southern 67 Arkansas State 72, Florida International 59 Auburn 73, Alabama 58 Campbell 73, Jacksonville State 60 Centenary 87, Central Florida 80 Chattanooga 68, Davidson 54 Coll. of Charleston 78, UNC-Greensboro 55 Coppin State 70, Hampton 58 East Tennessee State 83, Appalachian State 60 Florida 93, Tennessee 72 Florida A&M 72, Howard 60 Florida State 71, North Carolina State 59 Georgia Tech 77, Virginia 65 Grambling State 89, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 74 High Point 93, Liberty 89 Jacksonville 76, Troy State 68 Kentucky 76, Mississippi State 49 Louisiana State 64, Vanderbilt 59 Louisiana Tech 75, SW Louisiana 62 McNeese State 85, Lamar 79 Md.-Eastern Shore 67, South Carolina State 59 Memphis 83, South Florida 70 Middle Tennessee 82, Eastern Kentucky 67 Mississippi Valley State 89, Jackson State 79 Mississippi 85, Georgia 76 Murray State 89, Austin Peay 58 North Carolina A&T 84, Delaware State 79 North Carolina-Asheville 94, Coastal Carolina 67 North Carolina-Wilmington 70, East Carolina 59 Nicholls State 69, SE Louisiana 65 Norfolk State 86, Morgan State 84, OT Northwestern State 63, NE Louisiana 62 Old Dominion 65, William & Mary 50 Radford 89, Elon 73 Richmond 68, Virginia Commonwealth 64 Samford 77, Georgia State 62 Stetson 85, Mercer 67 Tennessee State 67, Tennessee-Martin 56 Tennessee Tech 82, Morehead State 66 The Citadel 83, Furman 73 (OT) Tulane 89, Houston 84 UCLA 82, Louisville 70 VMI 85, Western Carolina 73 Winthrop 71, Charleston Southern 62 Wofford 75, Georgia Southern 65 MIDWEST Akron 69, Northern Illinois 47 Ball State 58, Kent 56 Bradley 98, Evansville 65 Butler 68, Wisconsin-Milwaukee 65 Cincinnati 55, Saint Louis 44 Creighton 95, Illinois State 84 Detroit 73, Cleveland State 58 Illinois-Chicago 71, Loyola (III.) 56 Indiana State 71, SW Missouri State 61 Iowa State 70, Texas Tech 62 Kansas State 66, Oklahoma 51 Miami (Ohio) 63, Marshall 55 Nebraska 72, Colorado 55 Northwestern 76, Texas-Pan American 47 Oakland (Mich.) 89, Youngstown State 87 Ohio State 89, Minnesota 60 Ohio 75, Bowling Green 68 Penn State 65, Illinois 61 Purdue 81, Michigan 71 Rutgers 72, Notre Dame 70 Southern Illinois 58, Wichita State 52 SE Missouri 81, Eastern Illinois 70 Toledo 68, Western Michigan 56 Valparaiso 86, Indiana-Purdue-Indianapolis 71 Western Illinois 69, Chicago State 54 Wisconsin-Green Bay 54, Wright State 52 Wisconsin 72, Iowa 52 Xavier 93, Virginia Tech 69 WEST Alabama State 58, Prairie View 50 Arkansas-Little Rock 63, New Orleans 53 Arkansas 118, Providence 79 Cal Poly-SLO 93, North Texas 86 Oral Roberts 86, Southern Utah 63 Southern Methodist 73, Air Force 71 Texas 73, Oklahoma State 70 Texas A&M 57, Baylor 56 Texas Southern 65, Alabama A&M 60 Texas-El Paso 67, New Mexico 49 Texas-San Antonio 60, SW Texas State 56 Tulsa 65, Rice 50 UNLV 95, Texas Christian 88 (OT) Arizona State 64, Oregon 60 Boise State 77, Nevada 52 Cal State-Fullerton 68, Pacific 64 California 75, Washington State 68 Colorado State 91, Wyoming 83 Eastern Washington 76, Montana 69 Fresno State 79, Brigham Young 75 Gonzaga 71, Santa Clara 69 Hawaii 87, San Diego State 67 Idaho 77, Utah State 58 Idaho State 57, Sacramento State 54 Long Beach State 64, UC Irvine 63 New Mexico State 83, UC Santa Barbara 61 Oregon State 60, Arizona 59 R IT'S STILL NOT TOO LATE TO WRITE OR SHOOT PHOTOS FOR THE DAILY. STOP BY 420 MAYNARD AND TALK TO AN EDITOR TODAY. M 0 Fruit and Ice and1 Everything Nice That's1 What Smoothies are made of. ' $1.00 off 1 Any Smoothie Expires 02/28/99 ! ! 522 E. William I (Next to Cottage Inn) Club Sports News If you have club sports results to report, call the Daily Sports Desk at 647-3336 to have them printed in SportsMonday. Please call by 3 p.m. to make sure the results appear in the following day's newspaper. If you would like the Daily to print the location and opponent of your club sport event, call the Sports Desk on any weeknight. 0 6r ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ _ I ____ ___ ____ ___ ___ kL READ DAILY SPORTS. South wins Hula Bowl- moot%, C Park it here. _ OPF If you work in downtown Ann Arbor, here's your best parking option, just roll into a free Park & Ride lot, select a convenient parking spot, and cruise to work on one of AATA's quick, climate-controlled motor coaches. It's the simpler, easier, cheaper alternative: The Ride. Park free all day at one of our Park & Ride lots and Ride the Ride downtown to work. Maple Village Shopping Center Pioneer High School State Street Commuter Lot Plymouth/Green Road Lot TheRide For more information: 996-0400 or http://theride.org section of your campws bookswore. k-w . www.wlzpwof"CO The Associated Press WAILUKU, Hawai'i (AP) - Ricky Williams ran for 114 yards and two touchdowns yesterday, highlight- ing the South's 34-14 victory over the North in the 53rd annual Hula Bowl. Williams, the Heisman Trophy winner from Texas, carried 22 times and was named MVP for the South team. He scored on a 2-yard run in the second quarter, and put the South ahead for good with an I -yard run early in the fourth quarter. The North took a 14-13 lead when Cal-Davis quarterback Kevin Daft hit Kent State receiver Eugene Jones with an 8-yard touchdown pass with 39 seconds left in the third quarter. Baker also caught a 28-yard pass on the drive. From then on it was all South, as Kansas State quarterback Michael Bishop marched his team down the field on a 74-yard drive, capped by Williams' second TD run. He dashed off left tackle and stretched the ball over the goal line with 11:05 left. Bishop and East Carolina's Troy, Smith put the game away for the South, hooking up on two pass plays, for 74 yards. A 45-yard completion brought the ball to the North 19, and the two combined on the next play for touch- down that gave the South a 27-14 lead. Bishop closed out the game's scor ing with a 54-yard TD pass to Texas receiver Wane McGarity. Bishop, the Heisman runner-up to Williams, finished 10-for-17 for 197 yards and two TD passes. I Lyuth t /Green w 0 1 1.