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Wheeler News Service -
Sunday, January 27, 2013 - Sunday State Sports
NATIONAL BASKETBALL
ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee 109, Golden
State 102
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COLLEGE
BASKETBALL
--Division I
Men
Marquette 81, Providence
71
Wisconsin 45, Minnesota
44
--Division I
Women
South Florida 58,
Marquette 48
UW-Green Bay 78,
Valparaiso 55
--Division II
Men
UW-Parkside 60, Kentucky
Wesleyan 59
--Division II
Women
UW-Parkside 67, Kentucky
Wesleyan 57
--Division III
Men
(7) UW-Stevens Point 82,
UW-Superior 55
(13) UW-Whitewater 72,
UW-Eau Claire 63
Aurora 85, Milwaukee
Engineering 60
Carroll 72, Illinois
College 52
Carthage 71, Millikin
47
Concordia-Mequon 64,
Concordia-Seward (Neb.) 62
Edgewood 75, Dominican
63
Lawrence 87, Monmouth
73
Marian 77, Northland
International 53
Ripon 75, Cornell
69
Rockford 88, Maranatha
Baptist 78
St. Norbert 82, Knox
59
UW-La Crosse 80,
UW-Oshkosh 59
UW-Platteville 84,
UW-River Falls 71
UW-Stout 60, Ashford
35
Wisconsin Lutheran 68,
Lakeland 64
--Division III
Women
(15) UW-Stevens Point 89,
UW-Superior 78 (OT)
(21) Cornell 69, Ripon
38
Aurora 59, Milwaukee
Engineering 44
Benedictine 52, Alverno
45
Carthage 66, Millikin
44
Concordia-Mequon 72,
Concordia-Chicago 51
Edgewood 75, Dominican
58
Illinois College 69,
Carroll 58
Knox 79, St. Norbert
68
Maranatha Baptist 47,
Rockford 45
Monmouth 85, Lawrence
37
Northwestern (Minn) 64,
Northland 55
UW-Oshkosh 58, UW-La
Crosse 46
UW-River Falls 61,
UW-Platteville 60
UW-Whitewater 57, UW-Eau
Claire 43
Wisconsin Luthern 69,
Lakeland 58
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COLLEGE
HOCKEY
--Division I
Men
Wisconsin 2,
Alaska-Anchorage 1
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AMERICAN HOCKEY
LEAGUE
Milwaukee 3,
Peoria 2 (OT)
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Here are the
stories:
Snubbed for the upcoming
NBA All-Star game, Brandon Jennings and Monta Ellis both scored 20 points to
power a come-from-behind 109-102 victory over Golden State for the Milwaukee
Bucks. Trailing 55-51 at halftime, the Bucks opened the third quarter with a
23-10 run and never trailed again. Jennings nailed five three-pointers in that
quarter as Milwaukee outscored the visitors 35-19. The two guards for the Bucks
got plenty of help from Ersan Ilyasova and Larry Sanders. Each had a
double-double, with 18 points and a dozen rebounds for Ilyasova and 16 points
and 11 rebounds for Sanders. Warriors center Andrew Bogut was inactive for the
game, but he made his first appearance at the Bradley Center since being traded
to the Warriors. The bat which repeatedly disrupted the afternoon college game
between Marquette and Providence didn't make an appearance. Sanders has had at
least one blocked shot in 29 straight games.
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Just as Marquette was
starting to pull away from the visiting Providence Friars, a bat destroyed the
concentration of just about everybody in the Bradley Center. It flew around for
about 15 minutes, dive-bombing players, coaches and referees and interrupting
the Golden Eagle momentum. Despite the distraction, Marquette held on for an
81-71 win. Junio Cadougan led the Eagles with 15 points, while Vander Blue,
Trent Lockett and Davante Gardner added 13 to the balanced scoring sheet. By
Marquette standards, the 10-point victory was a blow-out. Four of its first
five Big East Conference games went overtime or were decided on the final
possession. Marquette is now 5-1 in conference play and 14-4 overall. The
Golden Eagles outscored Providence 44-24 in the paint and 16-4 on fast-breaks.
The bat caused two play stoppages, one of four minutes.
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A fifteen-foot shot by
Traevon Jackson gave the Wisconsin Badgers a 45-44 victory in a
defensive-dominated game at home against Minnesota Saturday. Four seconds were
left on the clock when Jackson hit the game-winner from the right side. It was
the fourth straight loss for the Golden Gophers. They had a chance with
1-point-8 seconds left, but Rodney Williams missed the second free throw in a
one-and-one bonus. Badger coach Bo Ryan had chosen Williams to shoot the free
throw when the man fouled was injured. Sam Dekker and Ryan Evans led Wisconsin
with 10 points apiece as the Badgers stopped a two-game losing streak. Andre
Hollins scored 20 to lead Minnesota. Wisconsin's record improves to 14-6,
including 5-2 in Big Ten Conference play.
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Leader Tiger Woods and
Madison golfer Jerry Kelly will be among the competitors trying to get on the
course again today at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines. Three golfers
completed one hole yesterday, but the rest of the third round was postponed by
fog. The third round resumes today, the golfers will go as far as they can,
then hope to wrap it all up tomorrow.
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The hottest team in the
WCHA tripped up the coldest Saturday when the Wisconsin men's hockey team
completed a sweep of Alaska-Anchorage, 2-1. The Badgers have lost just once in
their last 13 games, while the Seawolves have won just once in their last 12.
Both Wisconsin goals and the single Alaska goal came in a busy second period.
Tyler Barnes and Jefferson Dahl gave goalie Landon Peterson all the scoring he
would need. Wisconsin's record is now 11-9-5, including 8-5-5 in conference
play.
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Wheeler News Service -
Sunday, January 27, 2013 - Prep Results
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL SATURDAY SCORES
Amherst 58, Assumption
53
Auburndale 68, Wild Rose
45
Big Foot 49, Palmyra-Eagle
41
Burlington 62, Waterford
60
Cascade,Western Dubuque,
Iowa 54, Platteville 25
Central WI Christian 63,
Sheboygan County Christian 41
Cuba City 75, Potosi
33
Deerfield 47, Cambridge
41
Eau Claire Immanuel
Lutheran 66, Blair-Taylor 59, OT
Fall Creek 54, Eleva-Strum
47
Germantown 88, Dominican
53
Janesville Craig 63,
Beloit Memorial 54
Laconia 63, Nekoosa
40
Lancaster 69, Marquette
Catholic, Bellevue, Iowa 60
Madison East 73,
Janesville Parker 55
Madison La Follette 56,
Sun Prairie 52
Madison Memorial 62,
Verona Area 39
Mellen 46, Birchwood
40
Prairie du Chien 70,
Crestwood, Cresco, Iowa 65
Slinger 74, Greendale
59
South Milwaukee 61, Martin
Luther 32
Stillwater, Minn. 58,
Hudson 52
Valley Christian 44,
Wisconsin Valley Luth. 41
Viroqua 43, Black River
Falls 37
West Bend East 62,
Kewaskum 34
West De Pere 60, Bay Port
57
West Salem 68, Luther
66
--Badger Challenge
Tournament
Fort Atkinson 67,
Reedsburg Area 62
Mount Horeb 57, Monona
Grove 40
Sauk Prairie 64, Edgewood
53
Stoughton 50, Portage
49
Waunakee 53, Monroe 51,
OT
--Whitney Young
Shootout
Milwaukee South 42,
Foreman, Ill. 27
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GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL SATURDAY SCORES
Belmont 51, Pecatonica
31
Black River Falls 36,
Viroqua 20
Cambridge 34, Deerfield
31
Eau Claire Immanuel
Lutheran 60, Lake Holcombe 24
Fort Atkinson 47, Badger
40
Heritage Christian 59,
Living Word Lutheran 45
Hustisford 45, Madison
Abundant Life 31
La Crescent, Minn. 63,
Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 50
La Crosse Logan 45, Hudson
35
Luther 51, West
Salem 46
Mauston 38, Wonewoc-Center
33
Mellen 55, Birchwood
29
Monona Grove 67, Milwaukee
King 54
Oakfield 45, Central WI
Christian 30
Racine St. Catherine's 33,
Dominican 32
Randolph 53, Black Hawk
43
Reedsburg Area 31,
Onalaska 30
Roncalli 58, Saint Mary
Central 43
Superior 64, Eau Claire
Memorial 63
Two Rivers 45, Saint Marys
Springs 35
University School of
Milwaukee 36, Saint Joan Antida 29
Waterford 62, Burlington
49
Wrightstown 50, Chilton
26
