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thruwa mufflercentre y SCORE BOARD i Marauders Spring Basketball League NBA Division Team Ww E PTS Indiana Pacers 6 0 12 Chicago Bulls 4 2 8 Sacremento Kings 4 2 8 Houston Rockets 3 3 6 Detroit Pistons 3 3 6 Golden State 3 3 6 Utah Jazz 2 4 4 L.A. Clippers 2 4 4 Atlanta Hawks 2 4 4 Denver Nuggets 1 5 2 Leading Scorers Name TP AVG 1. S. Courtemanche, Sacramento 175 35.00 2. Bill Mitchell, Atlanta 210 35.00 3. Trevor Scott, Houston 189 31.50 4. Brent Price, L.A. 188 31.33 5. Steve Cleland, L.A. 179 29.83 NCAA Division Team W L PTS Peaele 6 0 12 Navy Midshipmen 5 1 10 Iowa Hawkeyes 4 2 8 Kansas Jay Hawks 3 3 6 Indiana 3 3 6 Providence Friars 3 3 6 U.N.L.V. 2 4 4 N.C. Tar Heels 2 4 4 Georgetown 2 4 4 N.D. Fighting Irish 0 6 0 Leading Scorers Name TP AVG 1. Gary Miller, Navy 290 48.33 2. Dave Duval, N.C. 223 37.17 3. Dave Forrest, Kansas 180 36.00 4. Andy Bowers, UNLV 180 30.00 5. Jason Bennet, Providence 167 27.83 NCAA Division Team WwW L PTS Texas Lady Longhorns 4 0 13 Indiana Hoosiers 2 2 9 Tennassee Lady Vols 3 1 8 USC Women of Troy 1 3 8 UCLA Bruins 2 2 6 Michigan Wolverines 0 4 4 Leading Scorers Name TP AVG 1. Melody Miller, USC 107 26.8 2. Rhonda Kennedy, Texas 67 16.8 3. Pam Davy, Indiana 65 16.3 4. Shari Jeffery, UCLA 63 15.8 CIAU Division Team Ww L P Brock Badgers 3 1 7 Waterloo Athenas 3 1 Zi York Yeowomen 3 1 7 Queen's Golden Gaels 2 2 6 Laurentian Lady V's 1 3 5 Victoria Vikettes 0 4 4 Leading Scorers Name ae AVG Lori Kirdeikis, York 84 21.0 Lorrie Banks, Waterloo 72 18.0 Sharon Graham, Queen's 67 16.8 Tina Juneau, Waterloo 60 15.0 Rhonda Rawn, Brock 59 14.8 Tammy Robitaille, Brock 58 14.5 MSS Lady Marauder Spring Basketball NCAA Division Tennassee 60, UCLA 46 USC 62, Michigan 39 Texas 61, Indiana 59 | thruway mufflercentre e BRAKES ¢ SHOCKS ¢ SPRINGS ¢ MUFFLERS Hwy. 93 & Hugel Ave., Midland (Next to O.P.P. & Mountainview Mall) 526-0144 Page 16, Tuesday, May 12, 1987 Shelter Donation Andy Lacroix, left, Penetang Bottling Representative and Bill Gray, right of Midland Golf and Country Club present a cheque for $200 to Pauline Hindle, Yeowomen surprise Brock Badgers In the NCAA Division of the Lady Marauder Spring Basketball League, Ten- nessee Lady Vols kept pace with the league leaders dumping UCLA Bruins 60-46. Tracy Mayo hooped 15 for the Vols with Kathy Lewis chipping in a dozen. Julie Richardson was the defensive standout for Ten- nessee. Shari Jeffery led all scorers with 20 for Bruins. Jodi Dolan checked in with ins), USC women of Troy handed Michigan Wolverines their fourth consecutive loss 62-39. League leading scorer Melody Miller paced the attack with 28 points with Julie Morrison adding 16. May Tajima was the defen- sive star of the contest. Margaret Ann Bourgeois (11) and Monique Arm- strong (10) were the offen- sive stars for Michigan. Texas Lady Longhorns retained their unbeaten record by narrowly getting past Indiana Hoosiers 61-59. Hoosiers record now stands at 2-2. Rhonda Kennedy hooped 21 points for the victors while Ruby Degenaar collected 25 big points in a losing cause. Janet Lewis added 16 for Indiana while Aya Utahara was named the defensive star for Texas. In the CIAU Division, fundraiser-coordinator for Huronia Transi- tion Homes (Rosewood Shelter). Through Penetang Bottling's involvement in' the Georgian Bay Best Ball Golf Tournament, the organizers of the tourney donate a sum of money to the home. Rosewood must raise'a minimum of 20 per cent of its total re- quirements for the year. Waterloo Athenas walked all over Victoria Vikettes 62-24. Tina Juneau scored 28 points with Lorrie Banks contributing 12 for Waterloo. Natalie Chenier netted 10 for Victoria. York Yeowomen moved _ into a three way tie for first place by handing Brock Badgers their first loss of the season 52-41. Lori Kirdeikis led the way with 22 points while Tracy Cadieux aided in the cause with 14. Tammy Robitaille replied with 16 for Brock and Rhonda Rawn added Sharon Graham paced Queen's Golden Gaels to a 38-30 win over Laurentian Lady V's with a 20 point performance. 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