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SPORTS CTOIIIBAI3IB CSS FAKES urn Guaranteed Lowest Prices! ALL TIMES MOUNTAIN In the 15-17 age division, St George took first with 349 points. This team was Tyler Winona 57, Nick Killpack 55, Eric Nirsson 54, Darin Orton 51, Reggie Johnson 51, Michael Orton 43, Tyler Graff 24, Maureen Wifbum 14, Sarah Hutchins 3, Stephanie Ellison 2. The 11-14 age division took second with a score of 128 points. This teem was comprised of Christian Jensen, Jared Brader, Dane Scholes, Randy Johnson, Brandon Audia, Matt McArthur, Eric DeMille, Alyson Hutchins, Amanda Case, and Amanda Abbott Announcements I On The Calendar SNOW CANYON SOCCER TRYOUTS Snow Canyon High School will be having occer tryouts for all interested girts on July 31, at 7 a.m. on the high school football field PINE VIEW GOLF TRYOUTS Pine view High School will be having Golf tryouts for any boys who are going into grades 9 thru 12 on July 31, at 7:30 a.m.

and Aug. 1, at 7 am at Green Springs Golf Course. v-. Here is a look at the next five matchups for the Han Games Utah Starra the Ari7nna Diamondhacks and the Quay 7inn Pionpew B2 Friday, Wy 28, 2000 The Spectrum SAT 82 83 85 87 Soccer IND 6p CHAR POR 7p MIN 6p CLV 5p mi, Auto Racing TODAY FLA i i 1 TODAY VAL i KEY: CLVCleveland Rockers; IND4ndiana Fever; MINMinnesota Lynx; CHARCharlotte Sting; PORPortand Rre; FLAFlorida Marlins; ATUAtlanta Braves; VAUValley Vipers; CHIChico Heat; TC-Tri-City Posse. MLS AT A GLANCE Eastern Division PtsGF GA NY-NJ 13 7 2 41 39 29 New England 9 9 5 32 35 36 Miami 7 11 5 26 32 41 D.C.

5 13 6 21 34 48 Central Division PtsGF GA Tampa Bay 12 9 2 38 44 33 Chicago 10 8 5 35 46 39 Columbus 9 11 4 31 36 41 Dallas 9 11 4 31 40 40 Western Division PtsGF GA Kansas City 12 6 5 41 33 17 Los Angeles 10 7 7 37 34 30 Colorado 10 10 3 33 30 42 San Jose 5 10 8 23 27 34 NOTE: Three points for a win and one point for a tie. Saturday's Game All-Star game at Columbus, 1:30 p.m. Wednesday's Genus Dallas at New England, 5:30 p.m. Chicago at Tampa Bay, 5:30 p.m. N.Y-N.J.

at DC United, 5:30 p.m. Colorado at Kansas City, 6:30 p.m. Columbus at San Jose, 8 p.m. Seturday, Aug. 5 Los Angeles at Kansas City, 4:30 p.m.

Columbus at New England, 7 p.m. Dallas at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Miami at DC United, 7:30 p.m. San Jose at Colorado, 8 p.m. Sunday, Aug.

6 N.Y.-N.J. at Chicago, 2 pjn. v- fillip I 4 14 vrrv i- i- 'i Paul ConnersAP McCarty, center, looks for an open shot through two Wednesday night at America West Arena in Phoenix. Sports Digest BASKETBALL: Starzz place Mulitauaopele on injured list SALT LAKE CITY The Utah Starzz placed reserve forward Naomi Mulitauaopele on the injured list Thursday with a bruised knee ligament, then filled her roster spot with Kym Hope. The 6-foot-3 Mulitauaopele was hurt in a July 15 game at Sacramento.

Hope, a 6-2, 170-pound post player, was the last player cut from the preseason roster of the Orlando Miracle. COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Boise State named pre-season favorite BOISE, Idaho Defending Big West champion and Humanitarian Bowl winner Boise State was named Thursday in news media and coaches polls as this season's leage favorite. During voting at the Big West's annual media day, the Broncos received 26 of 29 first-place votes cast by reporters and five of six first-place votes from coaches. Boise State coach Dirk Koetter said he was honored to have his team listed first in both polls. However, he doesn't plan to let the Broncos get overconfident.

"One of our goals for this team is to take the approach of the hunter," Koetter said. "We can't allow ourselves to listen to people who tell us we're, the New Mexico State received two first-place votes and Idaho had one in the news media poll, and the Aggies were narrowly favored for second place over the Vandals. Utah State was picked fourth by the reporters, followed by Arkansas State and North Texas. In the coaches poll Boise State was followed by Idaho, which was listed first on the only other ballot that didn't pick the Broncos as the team to beat. The Vandals were picked to finish second by the coaches, followed by New Mexico State, Arkansas State, North Texas and Utah State.

The 2000 season marks the end of football in the Big West. Several California schools that compete in basketball and other sports will make the Big West a non-football league in 2001. Boise State, meanwhile, will join the Western Athletic Conference in 2001. Idaho, New Mexico State, Arkansas State and North Texas are going to the Sun Belt and Utah State will become an independent. Utah State coach Mick Dennehy, who takes over in Logan after leaving perennial Division I-AA power Montana, said he wasn't surprised by results of the voting.

"We will do everything we can to prove them wrong," Dennehy said. "Polls are speculative and don't mean much to me. They get people talking and we can use this as incentive." From wire reports 730 FLA 81 ATL 82 ATL 729 VAL 81 CHI 82 CHI 84 TC ON THIS DATE: 1913: The United States wins Its first Davis Cup since 1902 by beating Britain three matches to two. 1987: Laura Davies shoots a 1-under-par 71 to defeat Ayako Okamoto and JoAnne Carner in an 18-hole playoff to win the U.S. Women's Open.

1987r Angel Cordero Jr. becomes the fourth U.S. jockey to win 6,000 races when he rides Lost Kitty to victory at Monmouth Park, N.J. 1991: Dennis Martinez pitches a perfect game as the Montreal Expos beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-0. 1992: American Mike Barrowman sets a world record in winning the 200-meter breast-stroke, and Russian Yevgeny Sadovyi becomes the Summer Olympics' first triple gold medalist, also smashing a world record in the men's 400-meter freestyle.

1994: On the night the baseball players set an Aug. 12 strike date, Kenny Rogers of the Texas Rangers pitches a perfect game for a 4-0 victory over California. DO YOU Today's antwan The last five American League MVPs were Boston's Mo Vaughn in 1995, Juan Gonzalez of Texas in 1996 and 1998, Ken Griffey Jr. of Seattle in 1997, and Ivan Rodriguez of Texas in 1999. 729 FLA AUTO RACING GLANCE NASCAR BUSCH GRAND NATIONAL Carquest Auto Parts 250 Site: Madison, III.

Schedule: Today, qualifying, 6 p.m.; Saturday, race (TNN, 7 p.m.) Track: Gateway International Raceway (egg-shaped oval, 1.25 miles, 11 degrees banking in turns 1-2, 9 degrees in rums 34). Race distance: 250 miles, 200 laps. Last year: Dale Earnhardt Jr. came back from 18th starting position to win the race. Last race: Brothers Jeff and David Green swept the top two places the NAPA Autocare 250 in Fountain, Colo.

Jeff Green beat his older brother by less than a second after battling fender to fender for the final 85 laps. Fast facta: Jeff Green, who leads the series standings, has five victories this season Chevrolets have won all three events at Gateway. Randy LaJoie, the career 8usch leader in earnings, needs just $27,398 to pass the $4 million mark. Next race: Kroger 200, Aug. 4, Clermont, Ind.

CHAMPIONSHIP AUTO RACING TEAMS Target Grand Prix Site: Cicero, III. Schedule: Saturday, qualifying; Sunday, race (ABC, 4 p.m.) Track: Chicago Motor Speedway (oval, 1 mile). Race distance: 225 miles, 225 laps. Last year: Juan Montoya beat Dario Franchitti by less than a second. Last race: Montoya held off Michael Andretti to win the Michigan 500 in Brooklyn, Mich.

They swapped the lead at least once on each of the last 17 laps. Fast facta: This is the second year for the race. Andretti leads the points race by 14 over Roberto Moreno. Defending series champ Montoya is fifth in the standings, 30 points behind Andretti. Next race: Miller Lite 200, Aug.

13, Lexington, Ohio FORMULA ONE German Grand Prix Site: Hockenheim, Germany. Schedule: Saturday, qualifying (Speedvision, 5 a.m.); Sunday, race (Speedvision, 6 a.m.) Track Hockenheimring (road course, 4.239 miles). Race distance: 180.755 miles, 45 laps. Last year Eddie Irvine won, giving Ferrari a 1-2 finish, with Mika Salo subbing for the injured Michael Schumacher -the runner-up. Last race: Two-time defending F1 chanv pion Mika Hakkinen won his second race of the season, the Austrian Grand Prix in Spielberg.

Hakkinen finished ahead of McLaren teammate David Coulthard, and both gained ground on Shumacher, who leads in the driver standings. Fast facts: The FIA investigated Hakkinen's win in Austria, but found that a broken seal on the black box that records on-board data was not his fault, and allowed toe victory to stand. McLaren was stripped of its constructor points and fined for the mishap. Schumacher leads Coulthard by six points and Hakkinen by eight Next new Hungarian Grand Prix, Aug. 13, Budapest NATIONAL HOT ROD ASSOCIATION Prolong Lubricants Nationals Site: Seattle.

Schedule: Today, first-round qualifying, 3:30 p.m.; Saturday, second-round qualifying, 12:30 p.m.; Sunday, final eliminations, 11 a.m. Track: Seattle International Raceway. Last year Joe Amato won the Top Fuel division, Kurt Johnson won the Pro Stock division, and Dal Worsham took the Funny Car title. Last event Amato raced to his first victory of the year, beating Tony Schumacher in the Top Fuel final of the Mopar Parts Mile-High Nationals in Denver. Whit Bazemore, Johnson and Angelle Seeling also won their divisions.

Fast facts; Amato won the Top Fuel title at the event in 1998. All six pro categories' speed records at the track have been set in the last two yean. Amato is fourth ki the standings. Ha trails Gary Seals by 223 points. Next race Fram Autolrte Nationals, Aug.

6, Sonoma, Calif. NASCAR WINSTON CUP Last race: Rusty Wallace took the lead after teammate Jeremy Mayfield blew a tire on the final lap, then held off Jeff Burton by two car lengths to win the Pennsylvania 500 in Long Pond. Next races Brickyard 400, Aug. Indianapolis. CRAFTSMAN TRUCKS Last race; Greg Biffle lead 90 of the 100 laps, beating teammate Kurt Busch to win tfw Michigan 200 in Brooklyn, Mich.

Next race; Powerstroke 200, Aug. 3, Clermont Ind. WDY RACING LEAGUE Last rasa: Greg Ray dominated the Midas 500 Classic in Hampton, reaching victory lane for the first time this season. Ray led the second-most lap -182 of 208 for a winning IRL driver. Next racac Belterra Resort Indy 300, Aug.

27, Sparta, Ky. Baseball MU LEADERS AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING: Garciaparra, Boston, rated, Anaheim, CDetgado, Toronto, EMartinez, Seattle, IRodriguei, Texas, MJ Sweeney, Kansas City, Mi; ARodriguet, Seattle, .346. RUNS: ARodriguz, Seattle, 85; CDetgado, Toronto, 83; rated, Anaheim, 80; Damon, Kansas City, 80; Durham, Chicago, SO, Mondesi, Toronto, 78; Be Williams, New York. 71 Mk EMsrtirw, Seattle, 96; BeWilliams, New York, 94; CDelgado, Toronto, 92; JaGiambi, Oakland, 91; Thomas, Chicago, 90; MJSweeney, Kansas City, 88; MOrdonei, Chicago, 86. HfTI: Erttad, Anaheim, 166; MJSweeney, Kansas City, 136; CDelgado, Toronto, 130; Lawton, Minnesota, 127; IRodriguu, Texas, 126; BeWilliams, New York, 12S; Damon, Kansas City, 120; Thomas, Chicago, 120.

OOUBLES: CDelgado, Toronto, 36; Garciaparra, Boston, 34; Olerud, Seattle, 34; Erstad, Anaheim, 30; Lawton, Minnesota, 30; Higginson, Detroit 30; Segui, Texas, 28; a eft vi ft i tl Indiana Fever's Stephanie Phoenix Mercury players Belle, Baltimore, 28. TRIPLES: CGuzman, Minnesota, 14; AKennedy, Anaheim, Durham, Chicago, BeWilliams, New York, Alicea, Texas, Singleton, Chicago, TNixon, Boston, JAValentin, Chicago, Polonia, Detroit, 5. HOME RUNS: CDelgado, Toronto, 32; TBatista, Toronto, 31; Glaus, Anaheim, 30; GAnderson, Anaheim, 29; Thomas, Chicago, 29; Thome, Cleveland, 27; IRodriguez, STOLEN BASES: Damon, Kansas City, 27; DeShields, Baltimore, 27; Lawton, Minnesota, 23; RAIomar, Cleveland, 23; Mondesi, Toronto, 22; Cairo, Tampa Bay, 20; McLemore, Seattle, 20. PITCHING (13 Decisional: DWells, Toronto, 16-3, .842, 3.69; Hudson, Oakland, 11- 3, .786, 4.56; PMartinez, Boston, 1 1-3, .786, 1.38; Mover, Seattle, 1 1-3, .786, 4.00; Baldwin, Chicago, 12-4, .750, 4.44; Burba, Cleveland, 10-4, .714, 5.18; Parque, Chicago, 9-4, .692, 3.95. STRIKEOUTS: PMartinez, Boston, 177; CFinley, Cleveland, 130; Mussina, Baltimore, 127; Colon, Cleveland, 125; Nomo, Detroit, 125; Burba, Cleveland, 121; DWells, Toronto, 119.

SAVES: TBJones, Detroit, 28; Wetteland, Texas, 26; Sasaki, Seattle, 24; Koch, Toronto, 24; MRivera, New York, 24; Percival, Anaheim, 23; Isringhausen, Oakland, 22. NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING: Helton, Colorado, Florida, Vidro, Montreal, VGuerrero, Montreal, Piazza, New York, Sheffield, Los Angeles, Kent, San Francisco, .333. RUNS: Edmonds, St Louis, 95; Helton, Colorado, 94; Bagwell, Houston, 90; AJones, Atlanta, 82; Sheffield, Los Angeles, 81; Cirillo, Colorado, 79; Bonds, San Francisco, 71 RBk SSosa, Chicago, 90; Kent San Francisco, 88; Griffey Jr, Cincinnati, 85; Sheffield, Los Angeles, 84; Helton, Colorado, 83; VGuerrero, Montreal, 83; Piazza, New York, 83. HITS: Vidro, Montreal, 133; Helton, Colorado, 130; Kent San Francisco, 124; AJones, Atlanta, 122; SSosa, Chicago, 122; VGuerrero, Montreal, 121; LGonzalez, Arizona, 121. DOUBLES: Helton, Colorado, 34; Vidro, Montreal, 34; Cirillo, Colorado, 30; Green, Los Angeles, 29; Kent San Francisco, 29; Zeile, New York, 29; Lieberthal, Philadelphia, 28; EYoung, Chicago, 28.

TRIPLES: Perez, Colorado, Womack, Arizona, Goodwin, Colorado, VGuerrero, Montreal, Abreu, Philadelphia, Lansing, Colorado, AMartin, San Diego, Shumpert, Colorado, LWalker, Colorado, 6. HOME RUNS: Sheffield, Los Angeles, 34; Bonds, San Francisco, 32; SSosa, Chicago, 31; Griffey Jr, Cincinnati, 31; McGwire, St Louis, 30; Hidalgo, Houston, 29; Edmonds, St Louis, 28; Piazza, New York, 28; Bagwell, Houston, 26 STOLEN BASES: LCastillo, Florida, 42; Goodwin, Colorado, 38; EYoung, Chicago, 31; QVeras, Atlanta, 25; PWilson, Florida, 21; Glanville, Philadelphia, 20; Owens, San Diego, 20; Womack, Arizona, 20. PITCHING (13 Decisions): RDJohnson, Arizona, 15-3, .833, 2.16; Estes, San Francisco, 10-3, .769, 3.99; KBrown, Los Angeles, 10-3, .769, 2.31; GMaddux, Atlanta, 12- 4, .750, 3.27; Elation, Houston, 10-4, .714, 5.21; ALeher, New York, 10-4, .714, 3.41; Glavine, Atlanta, 12-5, .706, 3.49. STRIKEOUTS: RDJohnson, Arizona, 228; Astacio, Colorado, 137; Kile, St. Louis, 132; KBrown, Los Angeles, 1 32; Benson, Pittsburgh, 130; Dempster, Florida, 129; ALeiter, New York, 125.

SAVES: Alfonseca, Florida, 29; Hoffman, San Diego, 24; Nen, San Francisco, 24; Benitez, New York, 22; Aguilera, Chicago, 22; Veres, St Louis, 18; Graves, Cincinnati, 17. Golf GOLF GLANCE PGA TOUR John Dean Classic tUtac Sifvi. III. Schedule: Today-Sunday. Course: TPC at Dedere Run (7,105 yards, per 711.

$2.6 million. $468,000. The Golf Channel and Fox Sports Net p.m.) and CBS (Saturday-Sunday, 1-4 p.m.) Last year J.L Lewis won his first PGA Tour title, Lewis best Mike Brisky on the fifth hokt of a playoff. Laot week: Tiger Woods won the British Open in St Andrews, Scotland. Woods, 24, became the youngest player aver to complete the cereer Grand Slam of winning all four major titles.

Brad Faxon won the B.C Open In Endicott, N.Y., by one stroke over Esteban Toledo. Notaa: DA Weibring, who has won the vent three times (1979, 1991, 1995), has 9 Ihimih ii i Glen Hnatiuk 36-33-69 Grant Waite 33-36-69 D.A. Weibring 34-35-69 MarkWiebe 32-37-69 Ronnie Black 36-33-69 Kelly Gibson 33-36-69 Charles Howell III 35-34-69 Perry Moss 33-36-69 Brett Quigley 34-36-70 Morris Hatalsky 34-36-70 J.L Lewis 36-34-70 Jay Williamson 35-35-70 LenMattiace 35-35-70 Brian Clear 34-36-70 Joey Sindelar 35-36-70 Casey Martin 32-38-70 Craig Perks Ryan Howison 33-37-70 Robin Freeman 35-35-70 Woody Austin 38-32-70 Tom Pernice Jr. 35-35-70 Craig Parry "35-35-70 David Sutherland 33-3770 Michael Clark II 34-36-70 Craig Bowden 34-36-70 Brent Schwarzrock 35-35-70 Keith Nolan 35-35-70 Kevin Wentworth 37-34-71 Don Pooley 33-38-71 Skip Kendall 36-35-71 Brian Gay 36-35-71 Glen Day 34-37-71 MikeHulbert 34-37-71 Mike Standly 36-35-71 Blaine McCallister 34-37-71 Chip Beck 35-36-71 JohnBermel 35-36-71 John Rollins 36-35-71 Bobby Cochran 36-35-71 Bart Bryant 36-35-71 Sean Murphy 36-35-71 Craig Barlow 35-36-71 Carl Paulson 35-36-71 Trevor Dodds 36-35-71 John Maginnes 33-38-71 David Edwards 34-37-71 Kevin Sutherland 35-36-71 Jimmy Green 32-39-71 Mike Brisky 34-37-71 Aaron Bengoechea 35-36-71 Clarence Rose 35-37-72 Brad Bryant 34-38-72 Wayne Grady 36-36-72 Dave Barr 34-38-72 Fuzzy Zoeller 37-35-72 Jack Rentier 37-35-72 Willie Wood 37-35-72 JayDelsing 34-38-72 BobHeintz 34-38-72 Mike Springer 35-37-72 Bob Friend 35-37 -72 Brian Henninger 35-37-72 David Peoples 36-36-72 Scott Gump 37-35-72 Dave Stockton 34-38-72 Keith Clearwater 36-36-72 Emfyn Aubrey 38-34-72 MathewGoggin 36-36-72 Nolan Henke 35-37-72 Jerry Smith 36-37-73 Eric Booker 37-36-73 TedTryba 36-37-73 Scott McCarron 38-35-73 Bob Burns 36-37-73 Bobby Wadkins 37-36-73 Brad Fabel 35-38-73 Dan Foreman 39-34-73 JeffSchmid 39-34-73 Steve Hart 35-38-73 Jim Gallagher 36-38-74 Keith Fergus 39-35-74 Gary Hallberg 37-37-74 Tom Byrum 36-38-74 Chris Wilkins 35-39-74 CraigASpence 37-37-74 Brandt Jobe 36-38-74 David Toms 37-37-74 Michael Bradley 36-38-74 MarkCamevale 36-38-74 Robert Game! 37-38-75 Chris Winkel 38-37-75 Greg Chalmers 38-37-75 Ted Schulz 36-39-75 Pete Jordan 38-37-75 Mike Donald 39-36-75 a-Bryce Molder 38-37-75 Gary Nicklaua 39-37-76 Barry Chessman 34-42-76 Guy Boros 38-38-76 Charlie Rymer 40-37-77 JohnEhrgott 36-41-77 Steve Scon 38-41-79 Dan Halldorson 3943-82 Paul Delvecchio 41-42-83 Paul Heflin 40-45-85 Transactions THURSDAY'S DEALS BASEBALL American League DETROiTTIGERS Signed RHP Ryan Crist and assigned him to Oneonta of the New York-Penn League. National League MONTREAL EXPOS-Activated RHP Hideki Irabu from the 15-day disabled list.

Optioned RHP Guillermo Mota to Ottawa of the International League. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Agreed to terms with LHP Omar Daal on a one-year contract extension. Designated RHP Kirk Bullinger for assignment Atlantic League NEWARK BEARS-Announced the con- tract of 3B Mike Berry has been sold to the Los Angeles Dodgers who assigned him to San Antonio of the Texas League. Northern League SIOUX FALLS CANARIES-Placed RHP Troy Silva on the disabled list, retroactive to July 25. Acquired OF Felix Pagan from Duluth-Superior for OF David Tidwell.

Signed Tidwell and LHP Chris Celano. BASKETBALL Woman's National Basketball Association UTAH STARZZ-Placed Naomi Mulitauaopele on the injured list International Basketball League CINCINNATI STUFF-Named LP. Nichols assistant coach. FOOTBALL National Football League CHICAGO BEARS-Signed PK Michael Husted. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS-Waived Matt Johnson.

MIAMI DOLPHINS-Signed WR Oronde Gadsden to a three-year contract PITTSBURGH STEELERS-Signed OL Greg Huntington. Released CB Sedrick Curry. HOCKEY National Hockey League ANAHEIM MIGHTY DUCKS-Agreed to terms with LW Mike Leclerc on a one-year contract. CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS-Signed Chris McAlpine and Steven Poapst Re- signed Dean McAmmond, Marty Wilford and Casey Hankinson. DALLAS STARS-Named Paul Mcintosh professional scout NEW YORK RANGERS-Agreed to terms with RW Jeff 'Ulmer.

ST. LOUIS BLUES-Signed Chris Murray and Bryce Salvador to multi-year contracts. International Hockey League MANITOBA MOOSE-Signed RW Bret Meyers. Central Hockey League FAYETTEVILLE FORCE-Named Todd Gordon coach. East Coast Hockey League SOUTH CAROLINA STINGRAYS-Signed Greg Schmidt United Hockey League KNOXVILLE SPEED-Signed Andrew Tortorella and Doug Merrell to one-year contracts.

Western Professional Hockey League AMARILLO RATTLERS-Signed Todd MacDonald. FORT WORTH BRAHMAS-Re-signed Radek Stepan. TENNIS U.S. TENNIS ASSOCIATION-Named Stan Smith captain of the U.S. Olympic men's coach.

COLLEGE METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC CONFER-ENCE-Named Raymond Ricci director of sales for MAAC Properties. ASHLAND-Named Joel Terman women's tennis coach. BROWN-Announced the addition of women's golf as a varsity sport for the 2000-01 academic year. CAMPBELL-Named Drew Peterson soft-bell coach. CENTRAL CONNECTICUT Named Gene Gumbs assistant athletic director for sports information.

CONNECnCUT-Named Lisa Cole women's assistant soccer coach. GUILFORD-Named Tera Caminrti-Raggett women's lacrosse coach. LONGWOOO-Named Krste Jay women's assistant basketball coach. NORTH CAROUNA-Announced women's basketball Nikki Teasley is tak-ing a year off from school. QUINNIPIAC-Announced the addition of men's and women's outdoor track as a varsity sport for the 2000-01 academic year.

ST. FRANCIS, Walter Jordan, James Blackmon, Gay Martin and Mike Carpenter men's assistant basketball coaches. SOUTH CAROLINA-AIKEN-Nemed Brandon Aiken trainer. TRUMAN STATE-Named John Sloop women's basketball VERMONT-Announced the retirement of Salfy Guerette, assistant athletic director and senior women's edminstrator, effective Aug. 31, finished in the top-10 eight times overall David Frost set the tournament record of 21-under 259 in 1993.

Frost's 1993 victory made him the first player since Johnny Miller in 1975 to successfully defend the week after winning another tournament Next is The International in Castle Rock, Colo. The tour's Web site is pgatour.com. LPGA TOUR 3iant Eagle LPGA Classic Site: Warren, Ohio. Schedule: Friday-Sunday. Course: Avalon Lakes (6,308 yards, par 72).

Purse: $1 million. Winner's share: $150,000. Television: ESPN2 (Friday, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.; Saturday, p.m.; Sunday, 1-3 p.m.) Last yean Jackie Gallagher-Smith won by five strokes over four players. Gallagher-Smith shot a tournament record 17-under-par 199. Last week: Karrie Webb won the U.S.

Women's Open in Libertyville, III. Webb has won three of the last four major championships. Notes: With last week's victory, Webb has the points needed to qualify for the Hall of Fame. With 27 points, three major championship titles, two Vare trophies for lowest scoring average and one player of the year award, all she needs is 10 years on the LPGA Tour. She will be eligible for induction after the 2005 season.

Two past two-time champs Tammie Green (1995-961 and Michelle McGann (1995-96) are in the field. Next is the Michelob Light Classic in St. Louis. The tour's Web site is lpga.com. SENIOR PGA TOUR Long bland Classic Site: Jericho, N.Y.

Schedule: Friday-Sunday. Course: Meadow Brook Club (6342 yards, par 72), Purse: $1.5 million. Winner's share: $225,000. Television: ESPN (Friday, 12-2 p.m.; Saturday, p.m.; Sunday, p.m., tape). Last year: Bruce Fleisher won his fifth of seven titles last season, by two strokes over Allen Doyle.

Last weak: Gil Morgan beat Fleisher and Bob Murphy by four strokes to win the Instinet Classic in Princeton, N.J. Notaa: Ray Floyd is the only player to win a PGA and Senior PGA Tour event on Long Island. George Archer is one of only four players to win an event three consecutive times. Archer won the Long Island Classic from 1990-92. Lee Trevino has five top-10 finishes in 10 appearances at the event Next is the Coldwell Banker Burnet Classic in Cool Rapids, Minn.

The tour's Web site is pgatour.com. JOHN DEERE CLASSIC SCORES SILV1, III. (API Scores Thursday after the first round of the $2.6 million John Deere Classic, played on the par 35-36-71 TPC at Deere Run: Paul Curry 32-31-63 Bob Gilder 31-34-65 Jeff Gove 31-34-65 TirrfHerron 33-32-65 Andy Bean 33-32-65 David Frost 33-32-65 Frank Lickliter 31-34-65 JoeOgilvie 32-34-66 Robert Damron 33-33-66 P.H. Horgan III 33-33-66 Bill Glasson 32-34-66 Mike Sposa 34-32-66 Steve Lowery 31-36-67 Curt Byrum 32-35 -67 Jerry Kelly 33-34-67 Danny Briggs 34-33-67 JoeyGullion 35-32 -67 Phil Blackmar 32-35-67 Harrison Frazar 35-32-67 Kirk Triple 34-33-67 Scott Verplank 36-31-67 DanPohl 33-35-68 Ben Bates 33-35-68 Steve Jones 35-33-68 Olin Browne 34-34-68 John Cook 33-35-68 Fred Funk 33-35-68 John Daly 35-33-68 Chris Riley 35-33-68 Dick Mast 33-35-68 Paul Goydos 33-35-68 Larry Rinker 32-36-68 David Morland IV 35-33-68 JeffSluman 36-32-68 Greg Kraft 36-32-68 Richard Zokol 34-34-68 Kazuhiko Hosokawa 31-37-68 Shaun Micheel 35-33-68 Dicky Pride 35-34-69 Neal Lancaster 36-33-69 BobTway 36-33-69 Joe Durant 35-34-69 Brian Watts 33-36-69 JimMcGovem 36-33-69 Stephen Ames 34-35-69 Brad Elder 34-36-69 Joel Edwards 35-34-69 Steve Gotsche 33-3669 Cameron Bookman 37-32-69 Peter Jacobsen 35-34-69 Sports Scene ON TV: ARENA FOOTBALL Playoffs, first round, Oklahoma, TNN, 7 p.m. AUTO RACING World of Outlaws, Williams Grove Shootout TNN, 10 p.m.

(same-day tape) BOXING Middleweights, Tony Ayala (27-0-0) vs. Yori Campas (74-4-0), ESPN2, 7 p.m. GOLF European Tour, Dutch Open, second round, TGC, 7 a.m. Senior British Open, second round, ESPN, 9 a.m. LPGA, Giant Eagle LPGA Classic ESPN2, 11:30 a.m.

Senior PGA Long Island Classic, first round, ESPN, noon. PGA John Oeera Classic, second round, FOXSN, 1:30 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL San Francisco Giants at Chicago Cubs, WGN, 1:20 p.m. Houston Astros at Atlanta Braves, TBS, 5:35 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Anaheim Angels, WGN, 8 p.m.

80CCER MLS, All-Star Skills Competition, ESPN2, 11 p.m. (delayed tape) TRACK It FIELD Golden League, Bislett Games, ESPN2, 5:30 p.m. (same-day tape) WNBA BASKETBALL Miami at Minnesota, LIFE, 7 p.m. (All timet Mountain. Schedule iubject to change without notice.) Local ST.

GEORGE YOUTH GOLF The St George JAG (Juior Association for Golfers) won two of the three age divisions-in a tournament with Southern Nevada and Virgin Valley recently at the Case Blanca Golf Course. In the 10 i under age division, St. George won with 221 points. This team was comprised of Jordan Hammer 48, Mike Jurca 39, Tier Warren 33, Austin VanOrden 25, Jason Williams 21 Kyle Case 20, Kobin Courtney 14, Derrick Snow 12, and Kes Tesch 12..