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Volume. XXII February II, 1983 ttt£fCtAlluit 0 'U .... l ll Mumber 6 RntABltlTAnOR·£DUCA 1I0k Ctill

NATIONAL TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR NAMED J

The Organizing Committee for the 35th NYBT has announced that Kathy Molnar of Cass Colina Hospital has been designated as the Director of the 35th National Wheelchair Basketball Tournament to be held March 25 and 26 at Cal-Poly University in Pomona, Cali­fornia. A Recreation Therapist, Kathy has been involved in wheelchair sports in California for a number of yesrs as a coach and organizeT. She can be reached by mail at Casa Colina Hospital, 255 East Bonita Avenue. Pomons. CA 91767 or by telephone at (714) 593-7521, extension 317.

I nformation about the tournament and the reservation forms for housing , transportation, game tickets and awards banquet have been mailed to conference officers, team representatives and Assistant Commissioners in two previous mailings. If you have received neither, contact Kathy directly.

The schedule of events includes meetings of the Executive Committee and Assistant Commissioners and conference presidents on Wednesday, March 23 and Thursday. March 24 respectively, as well as the annual meeting of team delegates on the evening of the 24th which will extend through Friday. A coaches clinic is planned for the afternoon of the 24th . Social events are being planned for non-participating delegates during the meetings. highlighted by a wine tasting reception and a fashion show luncheon. The tournament and meetings will culminate with the traditional awards banquet on the evening of the 26th .

Additional information : + if flying. plan to arrive at Ontario Airport + tournament headquarters is the Red Lion Inn, only 5 minutes from Ontario + driving time from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) to the Red Lion

Inn is l~ hours + Cal-Poly gym seats 5,500 and is en tirely accessible + advertising space in the tournament program is available and can be

reserved by calling Kathy Molnar.

SECTIONAL TOURNAMENTS

The Eastern Sectional will be hosted by the Baltimore Ravens at Patterson High School in Baltimore. For further information contact Chad Casserly or Mitch Axmon at the Balti­more ~eague for the Handicapped, 1111 East Cold Spring Lane, Baltimore, Maryland, 21239. Telephone (301) 323-0500.

The Midwest Sectional will be hosted by the Chicago Sidewinders at Lincoln Way High School in New Lennox, Illinois. For furthe: information contact Bruce Karr at 1433 Coventry Road, Schaumburg , IL 60195. Telephone (312) 289-0200 (0) or (312) 490-1555 (H).

The Far West Sectional will be hosted by the Colden State 76ers at Bucher Jr. High School in Santn Clora, CA. For f ur ther informatinn ~nnrac t Bill Duncan at 2204 San Rafael Ave . , San t a Clara, CA 95051. Telephone (415) 361- 3769 (W) or (408) 984-6771 (H).

The Southern Sectional will be hosted by the North Texas Conference at Bachman Recreation Center in Dallas. Texas. For further information WTite 2750 Bachman Dr . • Dallas , Texas 75220. Telephone (214) 351-0101.

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WOMEN'S NATIONAL TOURNAMENT

The 8th Annual National Women ' s Wheelchair Basketball Tournament will be held at the University of Illinoi s at UrbanR-Champalgn on March 31, April 1st and 2nd. For further information contact Brad Hedrick at the Rehabilitation-Education Center, University of Illinois, 1207 S. Oak St., Champaign , IL 61820 . Telephone (217) 333-4606 .

GOLD CUP TOURNAMENT

The Gold Cup International Wheelchair Championships will be hosted by the Canadian Wheelchair Sports Association at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, May 23 to 29, 1983. For further information contac t Carolyn Amirault, Ex~cutive Director, Gold Cup 1983, P.O . Box 3426, Nova Scotia B3J 3Jl , Canada. Telephone (902) 453-1983 .

TWO TEAMS DISBAND EARLY

Word has been received through AssistAnt Commissioner Tom Brown of the Lone Star Conference that the Beaumont Rolling Outlaws have suspended operations for the year. Tip Thiboutot, President of the Northeastern Conference has informed this office that the New Hampshire Granite State Stainless Steelers have also disbanded prior to fin1shing out the season schedule.

PVA SPONSORSHIP ACKNOWLEDGED

The Executive Committee, 00 behalf of the NWBA, wishes to thank the Paralyzed Veterans of America for the assistance it has lent to the 35th NWBT with a contrIbution of $7 .000. and for the assistance it has given to past national tournaments. The support is much appreciated.

RE-EXAHINATIONS TO TAK! PLACE AT EASTERN AND FAR WEST SECTIONALS

All teams in contention for the Eastern and Far West Sectional Tournaments are re­minded that all player personnel (except those previously examined at a Na~onal Tourna­ment) will be re-examined by a team of examine r s appointed by the Commissioner. Teams should be prepared to arrive at the Sectional Tournament site on the Thursday preceding the first game on Friday for the purpose of undergoi.ng the examinations. The scheduling of examinations will be communicated to the qualifying teams by the Sectional Tournament Director as the results of the Regional playoffs are received.

ASSISTANT COMMISSIONERS RESIGN

Two NWBA Assistant Commissioners have announced their resignations. Don Rouse of the North Texas Conference has asked to be relieved of his responsibilities for reasons related t o the press of work while Penny Ebel of the Bluegrass Conference. having recently been promoted and having had her work responsibilities in the Lexington Recreation Department increased, also forced to give up the role. Both have pledged their assistance whenever needed in the future.

GOLD CUP TEAH SELECTION OF COACHES AND PLAYERS UNDERWAY

As instructed by the Executive Committee during the mid-year meeting in December, the process for selecting the coaches of the U.S. men's team to be entered in the Gold Cup competitions is well underway . As chairman of the Selection Committee, NWBA President Marvin Lapicola reports that returns are in f rom the first balloting and that the second ballot to determine the coaches will be received within th next week or so. The announce­ment will be made at the 35th NWBT Awards Banquet along with the names of the players selected to the team. Player selections will be made by the same committee aloog with the coaches selected.

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The selection of players and coaches of the U. S. women's team scheduled to compete in the International Women's Tournament in Angers. France in May, 1983 will take place during the annual meeting of the Women's Division at the University of Illinois.

CANDIDATES Fon VICE PRESIDENT

The next issue of the Newsletter will contain a short biographical sketch of the two announced candidates for the position of First Vice President of the NWBA. They are Bernie Rengber of the Brooklyn Whirlaways and Armand "Tip" Thiboutot of the Connecticut Spoke­benders . The incumbent, Ed Owen of Lane County Low Riders has announced that he will not run for reelection .

NEW PLAYER APPLICATIONS

The following players have had their classifications approved:

Cincinnati Gross. J. Hukl , R. Olson, R . Ulm, D.

Flyers II II II II

Twin City (Ont.) Spinners DeVries , C. III Penner. J. Tt

Vancouver Sm.1th, M.

Grand Forks Olson, D. Schlenk, R.

Cable cars II

Wallbangers III III

NWBA CLASSIFICATION WORKSHOP

The following individuals attended the Classification Workshop held at Polinsky Rehabilitation Center in Duluth , MN on January 29, 1983. As certified personnel. they may be called upon to classify players in the NWBA . Thanks are extended to Dr . Gail Gregor of Sister Kenny Hospital in Minneapolis and Mary Schmitz of Courage Center of Duluth for arranging and conducting the workshop .

Deborah Steadward Judy Linder Leigh Christensen Jerry Hull Susan Flattery Stacy Broderick Allison Philp Kathy Penegor JoAnn Swenson Lynnea Poppenhagen Mathew Eckman. MD Steven Goff, MD

'119 14819-51st Ave . , Edmonton. Alberta. Canada 7512 East Brighton St., Duluth, HN 55804 522 East 11th Street, Duluth, MN 55805 1205 North 57th Ave. West, Duluth . MN 55807 30 West Arrowhead Road, Duluth, MN 55703 3531 East 1st Street, Duluth, MN 55804 1813 East 2nd Street, Duluth, MN 55812 1711 East 1st Street, Duluth, MN 55812 2 Chester Parkway, Duluth. MN 55805

Nat G. Polinsky Rehabilitation Center, 530 fast 2nd, Duluth. MN Nat C. Polinsky Rehabilitation Center, 530 East 2nd , Duluth, MN

55805

NATIONAL WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Player Classificntions

1982-1983

Conference Teams I II III 0 Total

Arkansas 4 10 11 8 4 33

Bluegrass 3 7 9 9 9 34

California-Nevada 7 ] 8 23 [6 23 80 Capital 4 11 21 ]6 5 53 Carolinas 4 16 17 13 1 47 Central Intercollegiate 4 9 3 10 8 35 Eastern 6 22 21 20 24 87

Florida 6 26 29 22 1 78

Great Plains 5 10 11 22 12 55

Lake Erie 4 11 19 18 7 55

Lake Michigan 5 13 21 28 8 70

Lone Star 6 5 14 19 30 68

Mid-America 4 6 13 19 U 50

Hid-Atlantic 4 14 17 12 12 55

Midwest 6 9 29 24 14 76

North Central 13 40 44 59 18 161

North Texas 4 7 24 13 2 46

Northeastern 6 10 22 23 18 73

Northern California 7 26 33 29 9 97

Northwest 4 7 12 18 15 52

Old Dominion 3 6 9 10 14 39

Lake Ontario 7 26 22 27 11 86

Pacific Coast 7 18 28 31 18 95

Prairie 4 7 7 8 9 31

Rocky Mountain 7 18 17 16 24 75

Southern 13 34 54 50 29 167

Southern California 10 31 36 31 27 125

Washington-Oregon 5 16 16 33 4 69

Independents (Men 8 • 10 9 52 79

Independents (Women) _5 --ll 10 -~ 24 53

175 452 607 621 444 2124

NWBA WEEKLY STANDIIIGS AND STATISTICS

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Report No . 4 February 11 , 1983

ARKANSAS VAI.:IEi a:NF'ERENCE WiChita wings Okie 5p:)kE!STl'lEn 'l\Jlsa R::lllin ' IbUstaJ:x:>uts Springfield (MJ) OJeEn City Kings

7 3 3 1

1 . 875 3 . 500 5 .375 5 .167

REI:ENl' S<XlRES Jan. 29 : Okie 36, TUlsa 33

Wheel Rats

Wheelers

3 3 3

3 3 3

.500

. 500

. 500 REX:E'n' SCDRES

Richardson (Wichita) Bass (Okie) Harrell (Olde) Salyer (Tulsa)

Proffitt (Univ. of Kentucky) Adkins (E. Kentucky) Fl aning (W. Virginia)

Jan. 22 : E. Ky. 45, W. Va. 34 Jan. 22: N. Va , 58, E. Ky. 52 Jan. 23: W. Va. 48 , E. Ky. 45

CALIFOR-lIA- NEVADA. a:M'ERENCE River City 14 0 1.000 e;:,ger (River City) Stockton Wheelers 11 4 .733 Haugen (Silver State) 5acranento Athletic Club 10 4 . 714 Folk (Stockton) Silver State (Reno) High lbUers 5 5 .500 Beaver (SAC) Capitol cagers 2 9 . 1 82 Wilson (Silver State) North Valley (OUoo) Cagers 2 11 .154 Olivares (SAC) Sacramento Goldrush 0 11 .000 Aguilera «Capitol)

REI:ENl' S<XlRES Jan. 12, River City 52 , Capitol 37 Jan. 20 , River City 35, Go!drush 14 Jan. 15, Silver State 46 , capitel 21 20, SAC 43 , Capitol 33 Jan. 15, SlIC 68, thrth Valley 28 22 , River City 56, SJ\C 42

15 , SJ>C 60 , North Valley 27 22, Stockton 2, Cap! tol 0 (F) 15, Silver State 36 . Q:ll drush 34 26 , SJ>C SO, Stockton 32

Jan. 27 : Capitol 32 , Q:lldrush 15

CAPITAL a:M'ERENCE Baltin'ore Ravens National Hospitals UFO' 5 RiclJmnd Rim Ri.ders Virginia Beach SUn Wheelers

Jan. 16 : UFO 's 64. Riclrrond 61 22: Ricl'nond 48 , Va . Beach 38

9 0 1. 000 7 3 .700 3 7 . 300 1 10 .09l

ROCENr S<XlRES

(No date) Baltinore 2 .

Jan . 29: 30,

UFO's 0 (F)

CAroLlNAS a:M'ERENCE Triad winston- saran 9Tokers Palmetto Spinners caroLina Tarwheels Fayetteville Wheeltrotters

Jan. 8: Triad 58 . Palmetto 30 8: Triad 51 , Palmetto 48

29 : Palmetto 59 , Carolina 31

6 0 1.000 6 2 .750 4 8 .333 o 6 . 000

ROCENr S<XlRES Jan . 29: Feb. 5,

5,

Killeen (RidlTond) Petty (Va. Beach) /obore (Riclnond) Allen (Baltinore)

Baltinore 57 , Riclmmd S5 Baltinore 65 , Ricl"m:md 56

Hcoks (Winston-Salan) w_ (PalJretto) Clayton (Winston- Salan) Langford (Carolina)

PalJretto 56, Carolina 33 Carolina 55 , Fayetteville 26 Carol ina 42, Fayettevill e )0

17 .1 13 . 7 13.5 12 . 4

20.5 19 . 7 11.3

18.5 18.1 17 . 0 16.2 13.6 11.6 10.1

18.1 16.9 15 . 7 15.0

17 . 2 16 . 3 15 . 3 12 . 5

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CENl'RAL ll'lI'ERXlLLEGIATE C'Cl'WERENCE University of Illinois Gizz Kids Soutl'Mest State University Bronoos lM-Whitsvater !bUin ' Warhawks wright State University Raiders

Jan. 15: Illinois 59, Wright State 10

FAS'i'ER'I ON'ERl'NCE EWA Olargers Hofstra University R:llling Brooklyn Whirlaways Bulova WatclJnakers Gold4ater SWipers Burke Bullets

Jan. 25 : Bulova 53, Goldwater 41 26: Brooklyn 39, Burke 10

2 0 1.000 2 0 1. 000 o 2 . 000 o 2 .000

RECENT SCORES Jan. 15 :

7 0 1.000 3 2 . 600 4 3 .571 3 4 .429 1 6 .143 o 3 . 000

RECENT SCORES

Makeever (Ulinois) Rosenberg (Illinois) "'rtenson (ssu) King (SSU)

Illinois 51, ~'1right State 19

Murray (Bulova) waluk (Hofstra) '!h:mas (EPIIA) Ibsa (Goldwater) t.aR:>tunda (Hofstra) ['.,raff (Brooklyn)

Feb. 2: Bulova 49 ,

Jan . 29: EPVA 38, Brooklyn 29 30: EPVA 44 I Hofstra 32

Gola...rater 32

FLORIDA ON'ERl'NCE OrlaJ'lCb Orange M'leels North Florida Rene:Jades Tanpa l-lheels Ft. Lauderdale Gol droasters Palm Beach Widetracks Northeast Florida IbUers

7 0 1.000 8 1 . 889 4 4 .000 3 5 . 375 1 6 . 143 1 8 .111

RECENT SCORES

Richanlson (N. Fla.) MacConnell (Orlando) El<J.und (T'"'l"I) Johnston (N . Fla . ) swanson (N. Fla.) Sunley (Orlando)

27.0 21.5 19.5 15.0

16.0 14.0 13 . 7 12. 3 11.4 10 . 3

21.0 17.0 16.5 13 . 6 12.9 10 . 3 -. Jan .

20, 8 , 9,

Orlando 61 , Palm Beach 23 N. Fla. 78 , Palm Beach 23 TCITIJ:a 12, palm Beach 20

Jan . 16 : Ft. Lauderdale 45 . Palm Beach 24 16: Orland::> 46 , Tampa 44 22 , N. Fla . 75 , Tampa 48

Jan. 23 , Tampa 80, Northeast Fla . 25

GREAT PLAINS a:Nf'ERENCE Kansas city PUiPle 'lbpeka Rainbow ""llers Kansas Ci ty Pioneers'

- No Olange

PrJ]:'" Qnaha Sp'kesmen Missouri (Cl:>lurbia) Tigers

LAKE ERIE 0N'ERl'NCE Westland S_ks 'IbleCk:l Silver Streaks ClevelandO::rnets Pittsburgh Steelwhee.lers

Jan . 15: Pittsburgh 46, Cleveland 42 16, Cleveland 51 , Pittshlrgh 39 22: 'lbled> 59, Pittsburgh 34

u>.KE MlrnlGAN a:NFERENCE Olicago Sidew-inders Grand. Rapids Pacers Ollnt Cities IOJghriders Milwaukee Gustos Olicago PacanaXers

10 0 7 3 5 5 2 6 o 10

1.000 .700 .500 . 250 . 000

10 0 1.000 6 4 .600 1 7 . 125 1 7 .125

REONr SCORES

II 0 9 2 2 6 o 6 o 8

Jan. 23 : 29 , 30 ,

1.000 .818 .250 .000 . 000

Northwood (Purple) Decker ('lbpeka) Heide ('lbpeka) Koutecky (Qnaha) Bell (Pioneers)

Phillips (westland) O1atman ('lblecb) sturtz (Westland) Waller (Westland)

'lbledo 63 . Pi ttsburgh 54 WesUand 61, '!bled:> 44 Westland 56, '1"01_ 52

Pall.lltx::l (Sidewinders) Vandello (SidewiOOers) Kroon (Grand Rapids) fobntgarery (Grand Rapids) Wix (Sidewinders)

28.0 15.4 13 . 7 13.0 12.1

18.9 18.3 13.6 12.3

20.0 15.9 14.7 12.6 10 . 6

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REOlII' SCORES Jan. 8: Grand ~ 51, Pacsnakers 29 Jan. 19: Sidewinders 64, Pacenakers 37

9, Grand Rapids 59. Pacenokers 21 26, Si~ 82. Pacanakers 40 Jan. 29: Grand Fapids 2 , Pacemakers 0 (F)

8 0 1.000 !\uk.... ('It>ronro) 'lIrin City Spinners 7 1 .875 Ehright (ottawa) ottawa lbyals 5 3 .625 LaPalme ('lIrin City) Forest City Flyers 5 4 .556 Alton (Forest City) RJchester Nleels 2 7 . 222 Palubicki (Ottawa) Niagara District Bullets 2 7 .222 Barbaro (R:X:hester) EPIIA Buffalos 0 7 .000 Mel1way (ottawa)

REOlII' sroRfS Jan. 23, R:X:hester 58. EI'\Il\ 20 Jan. 23; 'lbra\to 2, Niagara 0 IF)

Jan. 30, R:X:hester 47, EPVA 13

talE STAR a:t<FEREN:E San Antalio scnics 8 0 1.000 Broo.ol (San l\ntaUo) Ib.lstOn ~~ 0lug8rs 5 2 .714 Clark (Itlustal) Rio Grande valley Spinners 5 2 .714 Hopkins (lIustin) Austin River City Pee I era 3 6 .333 Garza (CorplS Olristi) (l)tpJS Olristi Riders 1 6 .142 Trevino (RlI/) BeaurDnt R:lllin' o..ttlaws 0 6 .000 Men:er (IlealmDnt)

REOlII' SCORES Oct. 16, tblsta'I 35, ICV' 16 Jan. 22: AGV 42, Austin 20 -. 6, Ii:JUsta'l SO, .Austin 28 23: San AntaUo 2, I3e!UfDnt 0 (F)

13, RN 36, Austin 26 29: 1\UStin 2, BeaUtOlt 0 (Fl Dec. 11, Houston 43, BealA:nt 23 29, l\ustin 2. IlealmDnt 0 IF) Jan. 15, FGI 46, lblston 36 29, RlI/ 2. CorplS Olristi 0 (F)

15, San Antonio 2, Beau1Dnt 0 (F) 29, RlI/ 2. CorplS Olristi 0 (F)

MID-J>HElUCA a:t<FEREN:E Lafayette Spinners Cincimati Flyers Co11.11tius Buckeye lt1ee1ers Indiana Olynpi.mls

10 0 1.000 1O>1fe (Co11.11tius)

_. 20, Cincinnati 45. Co11.11tius 43 21: Ci.ncinnati S3, Q)lurtus 49

Jan. 22, Cincimati 47. Indiana 38 23, Cincinnati 37. Indiana 36

MID-A'ru\NTIC ClH'ERI'NCE

8 2 .800 I'bllock (Cincinnati) 2 8 .200 Patter1lcn (Lafayette) o 10 .000 Cook (Indiana)

REOlII' SCORES Hoskins (Cincinnati) Jan. 22: lafayette 41, OJlmbls 30

23, Lafayette 46. Co11.11tius 39 29 , Cincinnati 50. ColI.IItius 44 30, Cincimati 48. Co11.11tius 40

24.0 17.0 15.0 14.0 12.0 11.4 11.0

19.2 15. 0 13.6 12.8 11.6 11.0

17.0 12 . 5 12 . 2 10.8 10.8

BoidiiltooOl ElkS 5 1 .833 Rlman It_ Jersey) 15.0 _ Jersey Blue Devils 5 2 • 714 ~ (Philadelphia) 14.0 Philadelphia Spokeanen 4 4 • SOO Tatun (BordentooOl) 13.2 Delaware Wheelers 0 7 .000 rbrris (PI''; 1 adel phia) D.O

...,...,. SCORES

Jan. 8: Bordent:a..m 63, Delaware 30 Jan. 20 : Bordenta-m 61, Phila. 50 Jan. 31, Phila. 78. Delaware 35

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8 0 1. 000 Hedrick (Olanpaign-Urbana) lOuis 8 1 . 888 Tennine (Springfield)

O'lanpaign--urbanA Knight!; 2 3 .400 Rrlllard (RimlS) Heart of Illinois tk:lbbleknockers 2 6 . 250 Stilwell (Flyers) St . Louis Flyers 1 5 .166 Veenstra (Springfield) Southern illinois lh1iversity Salukis 0 6 . 000 Behle (Springfield)

Jan . 9 : Springfield 68, Peoria 12 9 , Springfield 57, Peoria 26

16 : Springfield 50, C-U 41

OOIml CENI'AAL cn<FERENCE central Division sioux Wheelers R:>chester COUrage co...t:oys alack Hawk (})airiots (IA) nrin Cities Iblling Gophers_

Jan . 15: S10ux 71, Black Hawk 33 Jan . 8: Sioux 71, '!Win Cities(w) 41 Eastern Division St. Paul Iblling CltIunder 'IWin Cities R:Jlling Gophers-East Mad City (Madison) 8anbers Lacrosse Lazars Orippewa Valley

REx:.'EN:' SCORES Diecker (Rams) Jan. 21: St . Louis Rams 72, Flyers 11

22, Springfield 53 , Rams 45 30, Rams 44, c-u 35

10 4

o 1.000 4 . 500

4 6 . 400 2 10 .200

ROCENr SCORE> Jan . 16 :

9,

13 1 . 928 9 5 .642 7 5 . 583 4 10 . 285 1 13 . 071

ROCENr SCORE>

Olristianson (Sioux) Craig (Sioux) Dan1y (Black Hawk)

Sioux 48, Black Hawk 44 Sioux 73, 'IWin Cities (W) 40

Teigen (Madison) Wilson ('tWin Cities) Fbbeson ('!Win Cities) Helgason (St. Paul) Ek::kstIan (St. Paul)

Dec. 19 , St. Paul 2, OUppe.o1a Va. 0 (F) Jan. 16: '!Win Cities 52, Mad City 48 Mad City 58, OUppewa Va. 39 Mad City 65, Oliwewa Va . 45 St. Paul 54, Lacrosse 31

Jan. 9 , St . Paul 61, '!Win Cities 54 22 : 8, St. Paul 48, '!Win Cities 37 23 :

Dec. 18, St. Paul 2, OUppewa Va. 0 (F) 22: Jan . 15 , Twin Cities 63, Mad City 50 23 : St. Paul 55 , Lacrosse 35

l-brthern Division Grand ForkS wa11bangers 'IWin Cities Iblling Gophers-l'brth Cburage '!Win Port Flyers (l)..1luth) Fargo Phantans

9 0 6 3 2 7 1 8

1.000 . 666 .222 .111

REI:ENl' SCORE>

lornble (Grand Forks) Anderson ('!Win Cities) Fasrusson (Grand Forks)

Jan. 22: 'IWin Cities 43 , '!Win Port 32 22, Grand Forks 74, Fargo 10

Jan . 22: Grand Forks 55 , 'lWin Cities 33 23: 'IWin Cities 64 . Fargo 53

22: Twin Port S1, Fargo 18

FOINr Dallas Texans Baclrnan Lakers

Jan. 19: Mavericks 59, POINr 38 19 : Bachman 32 , Texans 28

Feb. 2 ,

23: Grand Forks 70, 'lWi.n Port 39

11 0 1.000 4 4 . 500 2 7 . 222 2 8 .200

JID:Em' SCORES

Drewry (Texans) LaBar (Mavericks) Terry (Bachnan) Willis (Mavericks)

Jan. 26: POINI' 49, Bactman 34 26: Mavericks 76. Texans 28

Mavericks 81 , saclJnan 39

14.0 14.0 12 . 4 10.8 10 . 8 10. 0 10 . 0

17 . 5 16.5 11 . 2

16 . 8 15.2 15 .1 13.7 12 . 7

18 . 4 15.0 11.4

15. 3 13 . 9 13.5 13 .3

7 1 .875 l<osloaki (0Jnn.) 19.6 PAIU _ RlnnerS 7 1 .875 Jt:illhan (PARI) 15.6 "DIe _to" "'-" 5 3 . 625 BoINlrth (W. Mass.) 13 . 8 ~ ~ Meon Machine 2 4 .333 Antale.lli (_ten) 13 . 3 EP\Il\ Harriors 2 7 . 222 O>won (Boston) 13. 3 Granite State (NIl) Stainless Steelers 0 7 .000 Cleveland (Granite State) 11.4

ROCENr SCDRES Jan. 22. PARI 36. W. Mass. 26 Jan. 26. O:lnnecticut 57. _to" 44

23. PARI 38. Q:lnnecticut 37 29 . EP\Il\ 2. Granite City 0 IF)

13 0 1.000 Deets (Santa cruz) 14.6 Peninsula Golden Spokes 10 2 .833 Efferson (Peninsula) 13.7 Fres"o Valley Free Ih!el.ers 9 3 .750 SiJ¥J1eton (santa Rosa) 12.4 Santa cruz It:>lier Coasters 2 5 .285 Trainer (Peninsula) 11.1 Beti<eley Tidal waves 2 8 . 200 Scott (Peninsula) 10.7 santa It:>sa J .e. lt1eelers 3 U .200 Sawyer (santa It:>ss) 10.3 Bay Area Meteorites 0 9 .000 J).lnosn (Golden State) 9 . 9

RI!X».'l' saJRES Jan. 6. Peninsula 57 . Beti<eley 37 Jan. 22. Fresno V. 2. Bay Area 0 IF)

8: Peninsula 70, Santa cruz 35 27: Peninsula 73, Bay Area 19 15. Peninsula 82. Santa It:>sa 32 28. Golden State 80. Beti<eley 25 15. Peninsula 72. santa It:>sa 29 29 . Golden State 78. santa cruz 11 20. Golde> State 54. P<oU.nsula 41 29. Fresno V. 34. Santa It:>sa 27 22. G:>ldel State 57, santa It:>ss 19 29. Fresno V. 29. Santa It:>ss 22 22. Fresno V. 2. Bay Ares 0 (F)

N)Rl'!IOES'l' CXH"EREN:E Vancouver ~ iiiOi!le.s 10 0 1.000 Cbllstro (Dacn) 16.1 Seattle Flyers 5 4 .555 Reid (Doat) 15.7 Spokane cyclones 4 6 .400 Tanlinscn (Spokane) 10.6 Vancouver Cablecars 0 9 .000 Boggs (Seattle) 8.6

RI'X:I'm SCDRES Nov. 7; Dalal 59, Splkane 26 Jan. 17: 0!IICn 100, Vanoouver 7 Jan. 15. SpOkane 44. Seattle 39 29. ~ 71, Spokane 17

16: Spokane 55, Seattle 41 29: Seattle 73, Vancntver 14 16: Daon 64, VarKXJUVer 6 30; Seattle 64, VancDUVer 14

Jan. 30. ~ 67. Spokane 23 Dec. 4. SpoIcane 49. Vancouver 13 Dec. 5. Spokane 45. vancouver 35

OlD

Martinsvllle Sp>kEbenders Star City (R:>anDke) ~ers

6 0 1.000 o 3 .000 o 3 .000

RI'X:I'm SCDRES

Stone (Martinsville) _il (Olarlottesville) HUrd (Martinsville)

14.0 12.8 10.0

Jan. 30. 0lar1ottesville 44. Martinsville 36 Dec. 4. Olarlottesville 2. Martinsville 0 (F) Dec. 4. Olarlottesville 2. Martinsville 0 (F)

P!IClFIC cmsr ~ Lonq Beach Flyjng ~ 8 0 1.000 Villa (Los Angeles) 16.8 Los Angeles Stars 6 0 1.000 Young (Los Angeles) 16.7 Widney High SclJx>1 J<odj akS 6 3 .667 Gandy (Northridge) 15.8 Northridge Nuggets 4 4 .500 IDckett (Lonq Beach) 15.8 Southern California SUnrise 2 7 . 222 Tapia (Widney) 13.9 Santa Barbara Seals 2 7 .222 Bayard:> (Los Angeles) 13.3 !!and» Raiders 0 7 .000 Palacios (Lonq Beach) 12.8

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PACIFIC COAST <XNFERENCE - Cl:Intinuerl Ra:ENI' smIlES

Jan. 13 : Northridge 44, Sunrise 27 Jan. 26 : Los Angeles 80 , Northridg"e 43 13: Widney 63 . Northrid:je 50 )0: Santa Barbara 39 . Sunrise 18 25 : LOng Beach 58 , W!dney 46 30: Widney 54 , Santa Barbara n 26 : tong Beach 82, Pand'¥::l 10 Feb. 1 : Widney 34 , SUnrise 29

Jan. 25 : Long Beach 42, SUnrise 4

PRAIRIE CJ:NFERENCE Alberta Northern Lights Manitoba Golden Ralrblers Edronton Neon Lights calgary Grizzlies

Jan. 22 , Manitoba 32 , Calgary 30 22 : Manitoba 34, Calgary 27

RlCKY /olXJNTAIN <XNFERENCE Cblorado Iblling 0iAXiYS Denver craig Raiders Albuguerque Zia Wheelers casper Olairmen of the Board Cbloracb Springs steam Ibllers Bl ack canyon Posse tbrthern Colorado Rangers

Jan . 15: Craig 40 , Black Canycn 19 Jan . 29:

~ <INFERENCE Central Division Bi:aningham diarlots 'ruskaloosa. warriors M::lbile Ebtary Wheels Anniston Ibugh Riders

Eastern Division Atlanta PeaChtree Pacers Elst Tennessee Wheelbillies Augusta Wheelmasters lOre R:>lling lOnans Atlanta Wheelies

Jan . 8 : J\ugUSta 44, Wheelies 6 B, Facers 44 , lOre 29 8: Pacers 64 , E. Tenn. 30 B, l\UgUSta 33 , lOre 31 8: E. Tenn. 44, Wheelies 6 B, E. Tenn . 51 , l\UgUSta 16 9 : E. Tenn. 47, R:me 26 9: Pacers 37 , Augusta 27 9 : R::rne 31 . Wheelies 13

10 0 1.000 6 2 .750 2 6 . 250 o 10 . 000

Ra:ENI' sroRES Jan . 29:

29 ,

B 1 . BB9 B 1 . BB9 6 1 . B57 3 5 . 375 3 6 . 333 1 6 .14 3 o 9 . 000

Ra:ENI' smIlES

Shennan (!\lberta) Wyness (!\lberta Minor (!\lberta) McClellan (Alberta)

!\lberta Bl, EtlIDnton 12 Alberta 71 , Edronton 10

MaUccl: (Craig) I\pclOOca (Zia) Griggs (Casper) R::cks (Cblorackl Springs) smith (Derorer) creadle (Zia) Tonkin (N . Ooloraclo)

Jan . 15: Cb1orad::> 40 , Craig 44 , Casper 41

Black Canyon 24

12 0 4 4 2 7 1 B

1.000 .500 .222 .111

Nipper ('l\1Skalcosa) Hall (Binningham) Wx>ten (BiI:mi.ngham) Gardner (Birmingham)

B 1 .BB9 Hackney (E. Tenn . ) Goodman (pacers) Webb (E. Tenn.) Gatte1by (lOre) Weeks (E . Tenn . )

10 2 .B33 4 B .333 4 B . 333 1 B .111

ROCENT smIlES Jan . 30 : Fane 45, AUgUSta 32

30: E. Tenn . 48 , Augusta 36 30: E. Tenn. 55 , Rome 26 29: lOne 22 , Whee1ies 18 29: Pacers 67 , E. Tenn . 52 29, Pacers 42 , Augusta 33 29: Pacers 30, Rome 22 29 : E. Tenn. 66 , Whee1ies 26 29 , Wheelies 17 , Augusta 12

Jan. 30: E. Tenn. 49. Home 30

17.6 16.B 11.0 10.B

21.6 17.4 15 .B 14.9 13.4 13 . 3 13.1

14.0 13.0 11 . 0 10.0

15.1 11.6

9 . 3 7 . 3 6.3

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Western Oivis:ia1. MJsic city M'ieelers Arkansas Ehllin I Razorbacks Nashvill e EhUing Rebels Mid-South PVA (Memphis)

Jan . 15 : Arkansas 42 , Nashville 37 15: Arkansas 43, Mis-South 30 15: Nashville 65 . Mid-SOUth 16 15 : Mid-South 36 , Nashville 35 15 : Music City 74 , Arkansas 38

9 0 1.000 5 4 . 556 4 6 .400 1 9 .100

REX:Em salRES

_ (M.1SicCity) Vaughn (Arkansas) Williams . D. (Arkansas) Davis (M.lSic City)

Jan . 15: M.lSic City 85 . Nashville 36 16: follsic City 68 . Arkansas 27 16 , Nashville 36. Mid-South 26 16 , Music City B2 . Mid-South 22 16: Arkansas 33 , Mid-South 18

SCXJ"JJ!m< CALlFORNIA a::NFERENCE -Casa Cb1ina CbnOOrs

Division A

Univ. of Arioona wilddlairs Southern california pirates Phoenix kachi.na.s San Bemardino RJadrunners

Division B

7 0 9 1 B 3 2 2 o 12

1.000 .900 . 727 . 500 . 000

'Ibnelli (Univ . of Arizooa) Riggs (Phoenix) Singer (5 . CaL) Miller (Casa 0>1ina) Javier (S. cal . )

13.2 12.0 11 . 6 11.4

19 . 9 16.B 13 . 3 12 . 3 10 . 7

Saddleback Gauchos 6 2 . 750 Barnes (Sadd1eback) 15. 0 cypress Cbllege Chariots 7 4 .636 Ztnada (Nhittier) 14 . 4 San Diego pioneers 4 6 . 400 Fspinoza (Sa&Ueback) 12 .4 Casa Cb1ina Q],m:X}:)res 2 7 . 222 OSburn (Cypress) 12 . 2 Whittier Wings 2 10 . 166 'Ih:mas (CCmtccl'Jres) 9.2

REX:Em salRES Jan. 6: Cbndors 73 , Whittier 35 Jan . 19: CcmTocbres 24 , Whittier 22

8: S. calif. 57, San Diego 46 15 : S . Calif . 54 , ~ess 45 12: Cypress 39 , Q:lllloOOres 25 22: U. of Arizona 44 , O:mrodores 38 12 , OJnd:>rs 70 . San BemardirD 25 27, S . Calif. 74 . Saddleback 52 13 , OJnd:>rs 56 . S. Calif. 50 29, Phoenix 42. Whittier 40 15 , Saddleback 52 . Whittier 26 29, cypress 56 . San Di_ 4B 15 : Cypress 47 . San Diego 46 16 : U. of Arizona 54 , San Bemardino 33

WASHnCItN-oREIlCN a::NFERENCE Lane Cbunty Ulw Rider'S B 1 .BB9 0Wm (Lane 0>. ) 11.7 Willamette Valley lbllin ' Rebels 5 2 .714 Morales (Willaootte) 11 . 3 Puget Sound Wheelhawks 2 4 . 333 Morin (willanette) 10 . 5 FOrtland l-.heelblaze.rs 2 5 . 2B6 Martinson (Puget Sound) 10.0 willamalane Shooting Stars 0 5 .000 walcb (Wi l.lamette) 9.0

REX:Em salRES Jan . 15: Lane Cb. 60 , Portland 25 Jan. 20 , Lane CO. 56 , Willamalane 24

16 : Lane CO. 57, FOrtland 41 29, Lane (b . 41 . Willcnette 28

lNDEPENDENI'S - MEN San Luis CbiSJD SID ~tion Riders 4 2 .667 Pay Pay (_re) 20.7 Las Vegas Yuccas 3 3 . 500 !>wis (SID) 20.0 Oricago Lakesrore Riders 2 4 . 333 Bastenmeyer (Rushrore) 14 . 2 Rlsmore Rebels (Rapid City , SO) 1 3 . 250 _ (Lakesb:>r e) 14 . B Hampton (VA) Whi rlwi.nd.q; 0 2 . 000 O'lartbers (las vegas) 14 . 0 }bilene High lbllers 0 0 .000 'Ib:>rn (Las Veqas) 14 . 0 Metro City (Halifax) >!1eelers 0 0 .000 DeJarnette (SID) 12 . 0 Utah Rimriders 0 0 .000 Trotter (Lakeshore) 11.3 RIC (OUcago) R:lllers 0 3 . 000 Cecil (Las Ve;as) 10.0

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2 2 White (Casa COlina) Massachusetts R:>ller Coasters RIC (Oticago) Express university of Illi..r'ois Ms . Kids

o 0 o 0 o 0

. 500

. 000

. 000

. 000

East

Jan . 30 : UFO ' s 53 , )U Bl ue DeVils 47

MidNest

Dec . 10 : Oricacp LakesOOre 41, RIC Riders 26 Jan. 15 : SSU 43 , '!\olin Cities- North )0

16 , SSU 57 , '!Win Cities-North 29 15 : Sioux 76 , Grand Forks 64 16 : Sioux 83, Grand Forks 61 23, Ori"- Sidewi.nders 68. Ori"- Iakesoore 54 22 : Univ. of Kentucky 55 , Wright State 17 23 : Univ. of Kentucky 67, Wright State 15 15 : Peoria 52 . RIC Fbllers 25 16 : Peoria 37, RIC Rlllers 25 28 : tafayette 72 . Cleveland 45 29 : lafayette 76 , Cleveland 48 29 : Milwaukee 46 , Racine 24 30, '!Win Cities-Wanen 57 , {):Jde1 , Utah 47

Foorth Veteran ' s Invitational Wheelchair Basketball 'lO.lmanent

Sioux Falls , South Dakota December 10- 11-12 , 1982

Sioux ~ee1ers 75 , '!Win Cities 50 EPVl\ Olargers 80, Cedar Falls 10 St. paul 81. ()J.int Cities 44 SSU Bl:oncDs 66, Grand Forks 65 '!Win Cities 32 , Cedar Falls 27 Grand Fbrks 75 , ().Jint Cities 49 EPVA O1argers 69, Sioux 61 St . Paul 58 , SSU 43 ().lint Cities 47 , Cedar Falls 31 Sioux 73 , SSU 47 Grand Forks 64, Twin Cities 57 EPJ1I. 65, St . Paul 44

South

D:::t. 30 : Arkansas 44. 'l\J.lsa 21

,

8 . 0

South

o::t. 30; Arkansas 44 t 'I\llsa 21

1983 Invitatiooal 'I\:JU.maIne!'1t Dallas, TeXas January 15 and 16

Alberta 95, Dallas TeXans 22 Kansas City Pioneers 48 , Bacl"m>n 36 'Ibpeka 56 , Dallas Texans 43 Dallas Mavericks 84, 'ltIpeka 54 POINT 50. Kansas City 42 Dallas Mavericks 56, Alberta 41 Alberta 67, 'ltIpeka 67 Dallas Mavericks 60, Kansas City 49 Da] las Texans 47. Kansas City 36 'lbpeka 50 , PCIN!' 46 Dallas Mavericks 46, Alberta 45 (or)

Far West

First Saddleback College Ibliday Shootout Saddleback College South C>rIpls

!JecErIt>er 11 - 12

Long Beach 38 , cypress College 28 Widney High ScOOol 55, casa Colina "B" 44 Los Angeles 91 , Saddl~k College 48 casa Colina "A" 44, Long _ch 35 IDs Anqeles 82, Widney 40 Saddleback 60, casa O>lina "8" 36 cypress College 60, Saddleback College 56 Widney 63 , Long Beach 59 (or) IDs Angeles 82 . casa (blina "A" 69

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NWBA WEEKLY STANDINGS AND STATISTICS

Rejx>rt No. 4 February 11, 1983

ARKANSAS = cmFERENCE wichita wings Okie Sp:>kesmen Tulsa R::>l l in ' A:rustatouts Springfield (>D) Q.leal City Kings

7 1 .875 3 3 .500 3 5 . 375 1 5 . 167

FOCENT saJRES Jan. 29: Okie 36, 'l\llsa 33

BllJffiRl\SS cmFERENCE University of Kentucky Wheel Rats Eastern Kentucky lbadrunners West Virginia MJuntain Wheelers

3 3 . 500 3 3 .500 3 3 .500

FOCENT saJRES

Richardson (Wi chita) Bass (Okie) Harrell (Okie) Salyer ('l\llsa)

Proffitt (Univ . of Kentucky) Adkins (E. Kentucky) Fleming (W . Virginia)

Jan. 22: E. Ky. 45 , W. Va. 34 Jan. 22: 'N . Va. 58, E . Ky . 52 Jan . 23 : W. Va . 48, E. Ky. 45

CAL1FO~IA-NE.VAIlA. <I:NF'ERENCE River city 14 0 1.000 Egger (River City) Stockton Wheelers 11 4 .733 Haugen (Silver State) Sacra:nento Athletic Club 10 4 .714 Folk (Stockton) Silver State (RerJ::) High Ibllers 5 5 . 500 Beaver (SAC) Capitol Cagers 2 9 .182 Wilson (Silver State) North Valley (OUoo) eagers 2 11 .154 Olivares (SAC) Sacramento Goldrush 0 11 .000 ~ilera «Capitol)

REX:ENI' saJRES Jan. 12, River City 52 , Capitol 37 Jan. 20, River City 35, Goldrush 14 Jan. 15, Silver State 46 , Capitol 21 20, SPC 43 , Capitol 33 Jan. 15 , SAC 68, N::>rth Valley 28 22, River City 56, SAC 42

15, SAC 60 , N::>rth Valley 27 22, Stockton 2 , Capitol a (F)

15 , Silver State 36, Goldrush 34 26, SN:; 50 , Stoclcton 32 Jan. 27: Capital 32 , Goldrush 15

CAPITN .. <I:NF'ERENCE Baltinore Ravens National Hospitals UFO 's RiclTrond Rim Riders Virginia Beach Sun Wheelers

9 0 7 3 3 7 1 10

l.000 .700 . 300 .091

REX:ENI' saJRES

Killeen (Rich!Olu) Petty (va. Beach) ~re (Richrond) Allen (Baltinore)

Jan . 16: UFO's 64 , Rictm::>nd 61 Jan. 29: Baltinore 57 , Riclnond 55 22: Ricltrond 48 . Va. Beach 38 30: Baltinore 65, Rictrrond 56

(N::> date) Baltinore 2 . UFO' s a (F)

CAroLINAS cmFERENCE Triad wins tal- saran Srtokers Palmetto Spinners carolina Tarwheels Fayetteville Wheeltrotters

Jan. 8: Triad 58, Palmetto 30 8, Triad 51 , PalJretto 48

29: palmetto 59, Carolina 31

6 0 l.000 6 2 .750 4 8 .333 a 6 .000

REX:ENI' saJRES Jan. 29: Feb. 5,

5,

Hooks (Winston-Salan) Webb (PalJretto) Clayton (Winston- Salen) Langford (CaLolina)

Palmetto 56 , Carolina 33 Carolina 55, Fayetteville 26 Carol ina 42 , Fayettevill e 30

17. 1 13 . 7 13 . 5 12.4

20. 5 19 . 7 11.3

18 . 5 18 . 1 17.0 16.2 13 . 6 11. 6 10.1

18.1 16.9 15.7 15.0

17.2 16 . 3 15.3 12. 5

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university of Illinois Gizz Kids Southwest State university Broncos I.JW-Whitewater !b11in I warhawks Wright State university Raiders

Jan. 15: Illinois 59 , Wright State 10

Hofstra University !b11ing Brooklyn Whirlaways Bulova watclrnak.ers Go1d.o1ater SWipers 8.lrke Bullets

D.1tctrnen

Jan. 25 : allova 53 , Gold.olater 41 26, Brooklyn 39 . Burke 10

2 0 1.000 2 0 1.000 o 2 . 000 o 2 .000

REX:ENr 5alRES Jan. 15:

7 0 1.000 3 2 .600 4 3 .571 3 4 .429 1 6 .143 o 3 .000

REX:ENr 5alRES

Makeever. (Illinois) Ibsenberg (Illinois) "'rtalscI1 (SSU) King (SSU)

Illinois 51 , \'h:'ight State 19

/'tlrray (Bul"",,) waluk (Hofstra) T!Dnas (EPIIA) Ibsa (Goldwater) Lalbbmda (Hofstra) Graff (Brooklyn)

Feb. 2: Bulova 49,

Jan . 29: EPVA 38, Brooklyn 29 30: EfVA 44, fbfstra 32

Goldwater 32

F'WRIDA. c:x:NFERENCE OrlaTi&) Orange Wleels North Florida Renegades Tilflpa Wheels Ft. Lauderdale Goldcoasters Palm Beach Widetracks Northeast Florida !bllers

7 0 1.000 B 1 • BB9 4 4 .000 3 5 .375 1 6 . 143 1 B .111

REI:ENr 5alRES

Richaroson (N. Fla.' Maccoonell (Orlando) El<l.und (Tanp'l) Johnston (N . Fla . ) SWanson (N. Fla.) Sunley (Orlando)

27 .0 21.5 19 . 5 15. 0

16.0 14.0 13.7 12.3 11.4 10.3

21.0 17.0 16.5 13.6 12.9 10.3

Noll. 20, Orlando 61. Palm Beach 23 Jan. B: N. Fla . 7B, Palm Beach 23

9: Tanp3 72, Palm Beach 20 Jan . 23:

Jan. 16: Ft. Lauderdale 45, Palm Beach 24 16, Orlando 46. Tanp'l 44 22, N. Fla. 75. Tampa 4B

Tampa BO. Northeast Fla. 25

10 0 1.000 Nortt..ood (Purple) 2B.0 Topeka Ibllers 7 3 .700 Decker (Topeka) 15.4 Kansas City Pioneers 5 5 .500 Heide (Topeka) 13.7 PV1\ 0Ntha SpOI<esnen 2 6 .250 """te::ky (0Ntha) 13.0 Missouri (CD11.l'lbia) Tigers 0 10 .000 Bell (Piooeers) 12.1

LAKE ERIE o:NFERENCE Westland Spu-ks 10 0 1.000 Phillips (Westland) IB.9 'lble:b silver Streaks 6 4 .600 OlatJnan (Toledo) IB . 3 Cleveland o:mets 1 7 . 125 sturtz (Westland) 13. 6 Pittsburgh Steelwhee.1ers 1 7 .125 waller (Westland) 12.3

REX:ENr srnRES Jan. 15, Pitt:sbw:gh 46 . Cleveland 42 Jan. 23, Toledo 63. Pittsl::mqh 54

16: Cleveland 51, PittsbmJh 39 29: Westland 61, 'Ibled::l 44 22, Toledo 59. Pittsl::mqh 34 30, Westland 56. Toledo 52

LAKE MIOilGAN <XNF'F.:RINCE o\icago Side.winders 11 0 1.000 Palurbo (Sidewinders) 20 . 0 Grand Rapids Pacers 9 2 . BIB Vandello (SidewWers) 15.9 Q.lint Cities IbJghriders 2 6 . 250 Kroon (Grand Rapids) 14.7 Milwaukee Custos 0 6 . 000 M:lntgarery (Grand Rapids) 12.6 O1icago Pacemakers 0 B .000 wix (Sidewinders) 10.6

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lAKE MIOfIGAN a::NFEmNCE - O:lntinued RFX:ENI' SCIlRES

Jan. 8: Grand Papids 51, Pacemakers 29 Jan. 19: SidewinderS 64, Pacenakers 37 9: Grand Fapids 59 , Pacenakers 21 26: Sid~inders 82 , Pacsnakers 40

Jan. 29: Grand Rapids 2 . Pacanakers 0 (F)

LAl<E CNI'ARIO 0lNFERENCE 'lbron to 'l1'iUilderliJi ts nrin city Spinners Ottawa Rlyals Forest City Flyers Jbchester Wheels Niagara District Bullets EPJA Buffalos

Jan. 23: Rx:hester 58 , EPVA 20

I.OOE STAR CXM'ERENCE San Antonio Sanies Houston R:llling Cbugars Rio Grande Valley Spinners Austin River City ~ I ers Corp.1S Olristi Riders Beauront R:lllin I Oltlaws

Oct. 16, Houston 35 . IGJ 16

Jan. 30 :

Nov. 6, Houston 50 . Austin 2B 13, IGJ 36. Austin 26

Dec. 11, Houston 43 , Bea\.lT'Q1t 23 Jan. 15, IGJ 46. Houston 36

B 0 1.000 Aukema ('!bronto) 7 1 . B75 Enright (ottawa) 5 3 .625 LaPalJre (nrin city) 5 4 . 556 J\ltan (Forest city) 2 7 . 222 Palubicki (ottawa) 2 7 .222 Barbato (Jbchester) 0 7 .000 Mel1way (ottawa)

RFX:ENI' SCIlRES Jan . 23 : Toronto 2 , Niagara 0 (F)

Jbchester 47. ENA 13

B 0 5 2 5 2 3 6 1 6 o 6

1. 000 .714 .714 .333 .142 . 000

Brown (San Antonio) Clark (Houston) Ho!*ins (Austin) Garza (CbrplS Ou"isti) Trevino (IGJ) Mercer (BeatmOnt)

OCN 42, AUstin 20 23 : San Antcnio 2, Beauncnt 0 (F) 29 , Austin 2 . Beaumont 0 (F) 29, Austin 2 . Beaumont 0 (F)

15 , San Antonio 2 , Beaurront 0 (F) 29, IGJ 2. Cbrp.lS Olristi 0 (F) 29, RGV 2 . Cbrp.lS Christi 0 (F)

MID-l'MERICA 0lNFERENCE Lafayette Spinners Cincinnati Flyers Cb1utb.ls B>Jckeye Wheelers Indiana OlyJfi)ians

Nov. 20 : Cincinnati 45, CoIIJfbus 43 21 : Cincinnati 53 . ColLIni:::us 49

Jan . 22 : cincinnati 47, Irrliana 38 23 , Cincinnati 37. Indiana 36

MID-ATLANI'IC 0lNFERENCE Bonlento.n ElkS New Jersey Blue Devils 1'hi1adel[hla Spok......, Delaware Wheelers

Jan. 8: Bordentown 63 , Delaware 30 Jan. 31,

10 0 B 2 2 B o 10

1.000 .BOO .200 .000

REX»Ir SCIlRES Jan. 22:

23, 29 , 30,

5 1 .B33 5 2 .714 4 4 .500 o 7 .000

REX»Ir SCIlRES

""lfe (Cb1utb.ls) Pollock (Cincinnati) Patter9:ln (Lafayette) Cbok (Indiana) Ibskins (Cincinnati)

lafayette 41, CollSl"bJ.s 30 Lafayette 46, Columbus 39 Cincinnati 50 , (blmbus 44 Cinci..rUlati 48 , (bll.ll1'bls 40

R::rnan (Ne.I Jersey) /t.lrphy (Philadelphia) TatUII (Bonlento.n) fohrris (Phlladelr,hl.a)

Jan . 20: aordento,.m !'hila. 7B. Delaware 35

61, Phila . 50

24 . 0 17.0 15.0 14.0 12.0 11.4 11.0

19.2 15.0 13.6 12.B 11.6 11.0

17 .0 12.5 12.2 10.B 10.8

15 . 0 14.0 13.2 13.0

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MItWESl' o:N'ERENCE Spdngfilild Spoke Jockeys St. Louis rolling Pa1Is O1anpaign-Urbana Black Knights Heart of Illinois Hobblekrock.er:s St. Louis Flyers SoJthem Ill..i.rois university SaluJd.s

Jan. 9: Springfield 68 . Peoria 12 9: Springfield 57, Peoria 26

16: Springfield 50, c-u 41

IDRI1l CENI'AAL aNFERENCE central Division sioux Wheelers Ibchester COurage c:DwOOys Black Hawk Chairiots (IA) ""in Cities lb1ling Gophers-lQ1e1

Jan. 15 : Sioux 71. Black Hawk 33 Jan . 8: Sioux 71, 'l'Win Cities (W) Eastern Division

41

8 0 1. 000 Hedrick (01anpaign-Urbana) 8 1 .888 Tennine \Springfield) 2 3 .400 Ballard (Rams) 2 6 .250 Stilwell (Flyers) 1 5 .166 Veenstra (Springfield) o 6 .000 Behle (Springfield) mx::rnr SCORES Oiecker (Rams)

Jan . 21 : St . Louis Rams 72, Flyers 11 22 : Springfield 53 , Rams 45 30 : Rams 44, C-U 35

10 0 1.000 Ou:'istianson (Sioux) 4 4 .500 Craig (Sioux) 4 6 .400 Oanly (Black Hawk) 2 10 .200 mx::rnr SCORES

Jan. 16 : Sioux 48, Black Hawk 44 9: Sioux 73, '!Win Cities (W) 40

14 . 0 14.0 12.4 10.8 10.8 10.0 10.0

11.5 16.5 ll . 2

St . Paul lbUing'Ihunder 13 1 .928 Teigm (Madison) 16.8 'l'Nin Cities lblling ~S-East 9 5 .642 \iilson (TWin Cities) 15.2 Mad City (Madison) Bc.rOOers 7 5 .583 Jbbeson (0Win Cities) 15.1 Lacrosse lazars 4 10 .285 Helgason (St. Paul) 13.7 Chippewa Valley 1 13 .071 Eckstrom (St. Paul) 12.7

ROCENJ' SCORES Dec. 19: St. Paul 2 . Otippewa Va. a (F) Jan. 16: 'l\rIi.n Cities 52, Mad City 48 Jan . 9: St. Paul 61, 'lWin Cities 54 22: Mad City 58, Otippe.la Va. 39

8: St. paul 48. 'l'Nin Cities 37 23: Mad City 65. Otippewa Va. 45 Dec . 18: St. Paul 2, ClURJE!Wa Va. a (F) 22: St. Paul 54, Lacrosse 31 Jan. 15: 'lWin Cities 63, Mad City 50 23: St. Paul 55 , Lacrosse 35

Northern Division Grand forkS Wallbimgers 'lWin Cities fblling Go(:hers-North Cburage 'l\oIin Port Flyers (Il.lluthl Fargo Phantans

9 0 1.000 6 3 . 666 2 7 .222 1 8 .111

REJ:fNl' SCORES

Pfltlle (Grand Forks) Anderson (Twin Cities) Rasnusson (Grand Forks)

Jan. 22: 'IWi.n Cities 43 . '!Win Port 32 22: Grand Forks 74, Fargo 10

Jan. 22: Grand Forks 55, 'IWin Cities 33 23: '!Win Cities 64, Fargo 53

22: 'lWin Port 51, Fargo 18

roINl" [Bllas Texans Badman takers

Jan. 19: Mavericks 59, POIm' 38 19: 8actman 32, Texans 28

Feb.

23: Grand Forks 70, Twin Port 39

11 0 1.000 4 4 .500 2 7 .222 2 8 . 200

REJ:fNl' SCORES

Drewry (Texans) LaBar (Mavericks) Terry (Bacl"rnan) willis (Mavericks)

Jan . 26: POINT 49, Bactrnan 34 26: Mavericks 76, Texans 28

2: Mavericks 81. Bactrnan 39

18.4 15.0 11.4

15.3 13.9 13 . 5 13 . 3

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>ORmE'AS'I'ER'I cmFERENCE CiiiileCtlcut SpokeliiildiiiS 7 1 . B75 PAAl _ I<lnners 7 1 . B75 '!he Bosb:.ln Team 5 3 .625 Western Massachusetts M92ln Machine 2 4 .333 EPVA warriors 2 7 .222 Granite State (NH) Stainless Steelers 0 7 .000

REnNT sroRES Jan. 22: PARI 36 . W. Mass. 26 Jan. 26:

23, PAAl 3B , COnnecticut 37 29,

Kosloski lCOnn.) Holihan (PAAl) Bo~rth (W. MaSs.) Antonelli (Boston)

"""'" (Boston) Cleveland (Granite State)

Connecticut 57 , Boston 44 EPVl\ 2, Grani te City 0 (F)

19.6 15.6 13 .B 13.3 13.3 1l.4

13 0 1.000 Deets (Santa Cruz) 14 . 6 Peninsula Geldel Spokes 10 2 . B33 Efferson (Peninsula) 13.7 Fresno Valley Free Wheelers 9 3 . 750 Singleton (Santa l\Jsa) 12.4 Santa Cruz R:lUer Cbasters 2 5 .285 Trainer (Peninsula) 11.1 Berkeley Tidal waves 2 B .200 Scott (Peninsula) 10.7 Santa Fhsa J.e. Wheelers 3 12 .200 Sawyer (Santa lbsa) 10.3 Bay Area ~toorites 0 9 .000 {)mean (Golden State) 9.9

REX:ENT sroRES Jan. 6: Peninsula 57. Berkeley 37 Jan. 22: Fresno V. 2, Bay Area 0 (F)

8: Peninsula 70, Santa Cruz 35 27 : Peninsula 73, Bay Area 19 15: Peninsula 82 , Santa Ibsa 32 28 : GJlden State 80 , Berl<.e1ey 25 15: Peninsula 72, Santa R:>sa 29 29: Golden State 78, Santa a:uz 11 20: Golden State 54 , Peninsula 41 29 : Fresoo V. 34, Santa Ebsa 27 22: Golden State 57. Santa Ibsa 19 29: Fresoo V. 29 . Santa lbsa 22 22: Fresno V. 2, Bay Area. 0 (F)

10 0 1.000 Cblistro (Daon) seattle Flyers 5 4 . 555 Reid (Oaon) Spokane Cyclones 4 6 . 400 Tanlinson (Spokane) Vano::xIVer cablecars 0 9 . 000 Boggs (Seattle)

!1E:ENT sroRES Nov. 7: Dacn 59, Spokane 26 Jan. 17 : 030n 100, Vancouver 7 Jan. 15: Spokane 44, Seattle 39 29, Olen 71, 5p:)kaJ1e 17

16! Spokane 55, Seattle 41 29, Seattle 73, Vano::uver 14 16: Daon 64, Vancnuver 6 30: Seattle 64 . VanCDUVer 14

Jan. 30: Daon 67, Spokane 23 Dec. 4, sp:>kane 49, Vanoouver 13 Dec . 5 : Spokane 45, Vancouver 35 ,

DID IXMlNICN a::NFERENCE Olarlottesville Cardinals 6 0 1 . 000 Stone (Martinsville) Martinsville Sp:>kebenders a 3 .000 Musil (0lar1ottesvillel Star City (Ibaroke) Wheelers 0 J .000 Hw:d (Martinsville)

16.1 15 . 7 10.6

B. 6

14.0 12.B 10.0

Jan. 30: Olarlottesville 44, Ma:rt:i.nsvi:~~p:.. Olarlottesville 2, Martinsville a (Fl Dec. 4, Olarlottesville 2, Martinsville 0 (F)

B 0 1.000 Villa (IDs Angeles) 16.B IDs 6 0 1.000 Yoong (IDS Angeles) 16.7 Widney High Scllxl1 J<odiaks 6 3 .667 Gandy (>brthridge) 15.B >brthridge NUggets 4 4 .500 I.ockett (IDng Beach) 15.B Southern california SUnrise 2 7 .222 Tapia (Widney) 13.9 Santa Barbara Sea.ls 2 7 .222 BayarOO (IDs Angeles) 13.3 Ilancro Raiders 0 7 . 000 Palacios (Ibng Beach) 12.B

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PJ\CIFIC = aN'ERENCE - Continue:! R!!:ENI' SCORES

Jan . 13, >brthridge 44. SUnrise 27 Jan. 26, IDs I\ngel"", 80 . >brthridge 43 13, widney 63. >brthridge 50 30, Santa Barbara 39. SUnrise 18 25: lonq Beach 58 , Widney 46 30: Widney 54, Santa Barbara 41 26: IDng Beach 82, Ranch::> 10 Feb . 1 : Widney 34, Sunrise 29

Jan . 25 , !<lng Beach 42. SUnrise 4

_i~ Gol __ .,l,,,,S FdTonton Ne::Jn Lights Calgary Grizzlies

Jan. 22: Manitoba 32, Calgary )0 22, »mi~ 34. Calgary 27

Denver Craig Raj'4le;<s Al..bLquerque Zia Wheelers Casper Olai.nnen of the Board Cbloracb Springs Stearn a:>llers Black Ganyoo ftlsse ~rthern O:>lorado Rangers

Jan . 15: craig 40 , Black canyon 19 Jan. 29:

SOO'I'IiEI« cmFERENCE central Division sirmingFian Chariots Tuskaloosa warriors M:>bile Rotary Wheel. Anniston IbJgh Riders

Eastern Divis10n Atlanta Peachtree Pacers fast Tennessee Wheelbi 1] ies Augusta Wheelmasters R:rre Rolling JOnans Atlanta Wheelies

Jan . 8: Augusta 44 , Wheelies 6 8 : Pacers 44, Rome 29 8: Pacers 64. E. Tenn. 30 8, Augusta 33. R:rre 31 8: E. Tenn. 44, Wheelies 6 8: E. Tenn. 51 , AUgUsta 16 9: E. Tenn. 47, Rome 26 9 : Pacers 37, Augusta 27 9, R:rre 31. Wheelies 13

10 0 1.000 6 2 .750 2 6 .250 o 10 . 000

RlnNT SCORES

Sherman (Alberta) Wynes. (Alberta Min:>< (Alberta) M::Clellan (Alberta)

Jan. 29: Alberta 81. Fdrronton 12 29, Alberta 71 . El:lnonton 10

8 1 . 889 8 1 .889 6 1 .857 3 5 .375 3 6 . 333 1 6 . 143 o 9 .000

RlnNT SCORES

Matlock (Craig) Apocbca (Zia) Griggs (Casper) Rxks (COlorado Sprirqs) Smith (Denver) Crea:lle (Zia ) 'TOnkin (N. O>lorado)

Jan. Is: (bloraoo 40, craig 44 , casper 41

Bl ack canyon 24

12 0 4 4 2 7 1 8

1.000 .500 . 222 . 111

Nipper ('I\lSkalc:osa) Hall (Bicningham) Wooten (Bicningham) Gardner (Bicningham)

8 1 .889 Hackney (E. Tenn.) Gocxman (Pacers) WelD (E. Tenn. ) Gatta1by (R:rre) Weeks (E. Tenn .)

10 2 .833 4 8 .333 4 8 .333 1 8 .111

ROCENr SCORES Jan. 30: lbne 4.5 , AlJgUSta 32

30 , E. Tenn. 48. Augusta 36 30: E. Tenn. 55, Rome 26 29: ~ 22, Wheelies 18 29 : Pacers 61, E. Tenn. 52 29: Pacers 42, Augusta 33 29: Pacers 30 , Acme 22 29: E. Tenn . 66 , Wheelies 26 29 : Wheelies 11, Jlu;usta 12

Jan. 30: E. Tenn. 49. Rlme 30

17.6 16 . 8 11.0 10 . 8

21.6 17.4 15.8 14 . 9 13 . 4 13.3 13.1

14.0 13.0 11.0 10.0

15 . 1 11.6

9.3 7 .3 6.3

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Western Division l-tlSic ci ty Wheelers Arkansas Ibllin' Razorbacks Nashville Fblling Rebels Mid-South 'NT>. (Memphis)

Jan . 15: Arkansas 42, Nashville 37 15 , Arkansas 43, Mis-South 30 15 , Nashville 65, Mid-South 16 15, Mid-South 36, Nashville 35 15, ""'ic City 74, Arkansas 38

p~e 7

9 0 1. 000 Buchanan (M.lsic City) 5 4 . 556 Vaughn (Arkansas) 4 6 .400 Williams, D. (Arkansas) 1 9 . 100 Davis (Music City)

REx:ENT saJRES Jan. 15: Mlsic City 85, Nashville 36

16: Music City 68, Arkansas 27 16: Nashville 36, Mid-South 26 16: Music City 82, Mid-South 22 16, Arkansas 33, Mid-South 18

13 . 2 12.0 11.6 11.4

SClJlltERN CALIFO~IA CXNF'ERENCE -casa Cblina CDndors

Division A

~iv. of Arizona Wilddlairs Southern California Pirates Ph::H:nix Kachl1las San BeD1ardino RJadrunners

Division B Saddleback Gaucfr,s eypressO:JUegedlariots San Diego Pic:neers Casa Colina O::rrm:xkIres Whittier Wings

Jan . 6: Cbndors 73, Whittier 35 8, S. calif. 57, San Diego 46

12: Cypress 39, QllllOt:k»res 25 12: O::Jndors 70, San Bemard.i..ro 25 13: OJnd:::lrs 56, S. Calif. 50 IS: Saddleback 52, Whittier 26 15: Cypress 47, san Diego 46

7 0 9 1 8 3 2 2 o 12

6 2 7 4 4 6 2 7 2 10

16: U. of Arizona 54, San Be..mardiro 33

Wl\SIIncrrn-oREXnl CXNFERENCE Lane Cbunty l<>< RiCleiS 8 1 wil1arnette Valley Ibllin' ~ls 5 2 Puget SOUnd Wheelhawks 2 4 Fbrtland Mleelh.lazers 2 5 Willamalane Shoot.i.nq Stars 0 5

1.000 .900 .727 .500 .000

.750

.636

.400

.222

.166

'lttlelli (univ. of Arizooa) Riggs (POOenix) Singer (5. cal . ) Miller (casa (b1ina) Javier (5. cal .>

Barnes (saddJ_ck) Z~ (Nhittier) Espinoza (saddJ_ck) Osburn (Cypress) Thcrnas «()::mtOdores)

Q:mTod:)res 24 , Whittier 22 15: S. Calif. 54, Cypress 45

19. 9 16.8 13.3 12 . 3 10.7

15.0 14 . 4 12.4 12.2

9.2

22: U. of Arizona 44, Chmol:>res 38 27, S. calif. 74, saddJeback 52 29: Phoenix 42, Whittier 40 29 : Cypress 56, San Diego 48

.889 o..en (Lane (b.) 11. 7

.714 Morales (Wi11arrette) 11 . 3

. 333 MJrin (Willamette) 10.5

.286 Martinson (PUget SOOnd) 10.0 . 000 walck> (Willarrette) 9.0

REx:ENT saJRES Jan. 15 ; Lane 0:>. 60 , F\:>rtland 25 Jan. 20 , Lane Cb. 56, Willanalane 24

16: Lane 0>. 57, F\:>rtland 41 29 , Lane CD. 41, willanette 28

INDEPENDENI'S - MEN San Luis CbispJ SI.D fobtion Riders 4 2 . 667 Pay Pay (Rustncre) 20 . 7 las Vegas Yuccas 3 3 .500 Oevis (51.0) 20. 0 OUcago Lakesrore Riders 2 4 .333 Bastenneyer (Rustrrore) 14 . 2 ~si"ITore Rebels (Rapid City, SO) 1 3 .250 Bender (r..keshore) 14.8 Hampton (VA) 1-hlr1winds 0 2 .000 OlanDer. (Ias Vegas) 14.0 1U:lilene High Ibllers 0 0 .000 'lbom (Las vegas) 14 . 0 Metro City (Halifax) W1eelers 0 0 .000 DeJamette (SID) 12 . 0 Utah Rimriders 0 0 . 000 Trotter (lakeshore) 11.3 HIe (Chicago) "'l1ers 0 3 .000 Cecil (Ias Vegas) 10.0

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INDEPENDfNIS -~ Casa Cblina unicorns Massadtusetts Ibller Coasters RIC (OUcago) E><press university of Illinois Ms. Kids

2 2 o 0 o 0 o 0

. 500

. 000

.000

.000

White (Casa COlina)

t-nHXNFERENCE EXHIBITlc:t5

East

,Jan. 30 : UFO's 53, NJ Blue Devils 47

Midwest

Dec. 10 : Oricago Lakeshore 41, RIC Riders 26 Jan. 15, SSU 43 . 'tWin Cities-North 30

16 : SSU 57, Twin Cities-North 29 15: Sioux 76 , Grand Forks 64 16: Sioux 83 , Grand Fbrks 61 23: OUcago Sidewinders 68 . Olicago lakeshore 54 22: Univ . of Kentucky 55. Wright State 17 23, Univ . of Kentucky 67 . Wright State 15 15: Peoria 52 , RIC Ibllers 25 16: Peoria 37, RIC Ibllers 25 28: Lafayette 72, Cleveland 45 29: Lafayette 76, Cleveland 48 29: Milwaukee 46, Racine 24 30: '!Win Cities-\'Onen 57, Ogden, Utah 47

Fourth Veteran ' 5 Invitational Wheelchair Basketball 'It:urnament

sioux Falls, South Dakota December 10-11-12. 1982

Sioux Wheelers 15, '!Win Cities 50 EPVA Olargers ao. Cedar Falls 10 St. Paul 81, Quint Cities 44 SSU Broncos 66. Grand Forks 65 '!Win Cities 32, Cedar Falls 27 Grand Forks 75, Quint Cities 49 EPIJA O1a.rgers 69, Sioux 61 st. Paul 58. SSU 43 Q.rint Cities 47. Cedar Falls 31 Sioux 73, SSU 47 Grand Forks 64, '!Win Cities 57 EPVA 65, St. Paul 44

South

cct. 30; Arkansas 44, 'l\llsa 21

8.0

south

=. 30, l\r1<ansas 4 4. 'l\llsa 21

1983 Invitatiooal 'Iburnament Dallas, Texas January 15 and 16

Alberta 95 . Dallas TeXans 22 Kansas City Pioneers 48, Bactrnan 36 'lbpeka 56 , Dallas Texans 43 Dallas Mavericks 84, TOpeka 54 £OINT 50 . Kansas City 42 Dallas li1vericks 56 , Alberta 41 I\I.berta 67 . Topeka 67 Dallas Mavericks 60, Kansas City 49 Dallas Texans 47. Kansas City 36 'ltJpeka 50. rom!' 46 Dallas Mavericks 46, Alberta 45 (ar)

Far West

First Saddleback Colle;Je It:>liday SI"ootrut Saddleback Colle;Je south Canpls

0ecenDer 11 - 12

long Beach 38. cypress Co11e;Je 28 Widney High Sch:lo1 55 . Cisa Colina "B" 44 IDs Angeles 91 . Saddlehack Olllege 48 casa Colina "A" 44. Long Beach 35 Los Angeles 82, Widney 40 Saddleback 60 , casa (»lina ''B'' 36 cypress Co11e;Je 60 . Saddleback Colle;Je 56 Widney 63. !.eng Beach 59 (Dr) lOs Angeles 82 , Casa Cblina "A" 69

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National Wheelchair Basketball Association

NEWSLEnER • II. S .. I." IkdtdlnA • • L .. inglon, KY 40$01

Volume XXII February 25 , 1983 Number 7

KARR AND BURNS SELECTED TO COACH 1983 MEN ' S NATIONAL TEAM

NWBA President Marvin Lapicola, serving as chairman of the NWBA Selection Committee , announced this ~eek that Bruce Karr of the Chicago Sidewinders and Frank Burns of the Univer­sity of Wisconsin-Whitewater Rollin ' Warhawks have been selected as the coaches for the men ' s U. S. national team entered in the Gold Cup championship in Halifax, Nova Scot i a in May . 1983. Karr will serve 8S the head coach.

It is the third consecutive year tbat the Karr-Burns tandem haa been selected to lead the national team. They led a fine U. S. team on its 1981 6-game tour of Japan and followed with the winning of the Pan American Wheelchair Games championship in Halifax , Nova Scotia in August of 1982.

The selections were made by a committee of 13 players. coaches and Assistant Commissioners across the country. Three persons in each of tbe four sectional tournament areas were ssked to do the selecting. The results of the voting were as follows: Karr (62), Burns (56) , Bud Rumple, Westland Sparks (52) ; Lew Shaver, Southwest Sta t e University Broncos (34); George Veenst r s , Springfield Spoke Jockeys (28): H. McCormack, Music City Wheelers (28); Rill Johnson. Long Beach Flying Wheels (26); Tip Thiboutot. Connecticut Spokebenders (12); and Paul Jackson, Golden State 76ers (10) .

Balloting for the players to be named to the ~983 men's national team is currently under way. Coaches Karr and Burns will be involved in the final selections before announce­ment of the t eam at the annual meeting in P01DOtlS, CalUornia. The Committee appointed to make the selections 1s made up of : Floyd qilcox. Assistant Commissioner for the Carolinas Conference ; H. McCormack. Coach of Music City Wheelers; Don Rouse, Assistant Commissioner for the Nort h Texas Conference; Bill Johnson , Coach of Long Beach Flying Wheels; Bill Duncan , Golden State 76ers; Bill Donahue , Assistant Commissioner fOT the Northwest Conference; Jim Olson , Assistant Commissioner for the North Central Conference; George Veenstra , Coach of Springfield Spoke Jockeys; Bud Rumple , Coach of Westland Sparks; AI Youakim, Assistant Commissioner for the Northeastern Conference: Tip 'rhlboutot , Connecticut Spokebenders; and Bernie Hengber. Brooklyn Whirlaways.

V~CE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES

The ~o announced candidates for the position of 1st Vice-President are Bernie Hengber of the Brooklyn Whirlaways and Tip Tbiboutot of the Connecticut Spokebenders . The election will take pl ace at the annual meeting to be held in Pomona . California , March 24 and 25.

Bernie Rengber

Bernie Hengber has been involved in the NWBA for 30 years. He has served the sport in a number of capacities: Coach of the Whirlaways from 1954 to 1969 and from 1975 to 1983; President of the Eastern Conference. 1966-1968; Secretary. 1963-1965 and 1968-1972; Chairman of the Eastern Conference Bylaws Committee; member of the NWBA Nominations Committee. 1977-78 ; member of the NWBA Hall of Fame Co~itlee and member of the NWDA Selection Commit t ee for national teams.

In his involvement in the eastern sector of the country he has helped to establish two NWBA conferences. the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern as well as two teams , Hofst r a Rolling Dutchmen and the New Jersey Blue Devils. He has attended 25 national tournaments and annual

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meetings as the senior delegate for the Whirlavays . He is acknowledged to have been instrumental in formulating the original amendoent to the NWBA Constitution and Bylaws which eventually led to the admission of amputees and orthopedically disab led players to participate in the Paralymplc sames and the Gold Cup.

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Away from wheelchair basketball. Bernie is a Recreation Therapist at Klngshrook Jewish Medical Center in Brooklyn where he is president of the Employees Activity Commit tee. He was selected as Professional Reeceatot of the Metropolitan New York Sta te Parks and Recreation Society for 1979. He served on the Executive Board of Metro from 1980 to 1982 and was a study consultant for the guide to publJc fac ilities 1n the borough of Brooklyn for the disabled.

Bernie was inducted into the NW"BA Hall of Fame In 1979.

Armand "Tip" Thiboutot

Tip Thiboutot has been active as a player and coach since 1967. He began his playing days with the Boston Nustangs (later Brockton Mustangs) and served as coach from 1969 to 1975. He is presently a player and Assistant Coach for the Connecticut Spokebenders of the Northeastern Conference.

Among the many offices he has held in connection with wheelchair basketball are : President of the Northeaste rn Conference, 1977 to present; member of the NWBA Medical Classification Committee, 1978 to present; the player representative and member of the NWBT classification teams, 1979 to present; and member of the NWBA Selection Commit tee for national teams, 1979 to present. He has attended all annual meetings as a participating delegate since 1971.

Tip is presently employed as the Supervisor in Prosthetics for the Veterans Admini­stration in Boston. He was a lecturer in French at Boston University from 1968 to 1980 . Among his other current interests is the Boston Center for Independent Living which he serves as Chairman of the Board of Trus t ees . Be has had two articles on the Boston Marathon pUblished in Sports 'n Spokes aa well as an article on the "Final Four" of the NWBA tournament in Minneapolis in 1982 .

Tip has a BA in Philosophy and both a Masters and Doctorate in Modern Languages from Boston University.

ALBUQUERQUE, NORTHWOOD APPEALS DENIED

The NWBA Executive Committee has denied a petition to reinstate the Albuquerque Zia Wheelers to eligibility fo r postseason play . The Committee rejected the premise that the omission of the team name from the listing of delinquent team rosters published in the November issue of the NWBA News1et"ter indicated receipt of the rosteT before the deadline. tn another action , the Executive Committee denied an appeal [rom John Northwood of Dayton, Ohio to transfer to the Music City Wheelers after the disbanding of the Kansas City Purple of the Great Plains Conference . Northwood had been on the Kansas City roster from the beginning of the season.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE SUSPENUS COKER

The Protest Committee of the Rocky Mountain Conference which is made up of representa­tives of each of the seven member teams, ruled unanimously on February 19, to suspend player ClIff Coker of the Craig Raiders for the remainder of the season. Coker was suspended for a series of unsportsmanlike incidents occuring over a long period and which brought the Conference officers to review his conduct in the Conference. The suspension will apply to postseason tournament competition .

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THREE TEAMS VIE FOR COLLEGIATE TITLE

The 7th National Intercollegiate Wheelchair Basketball Tournament will be held at the Williams Center on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater , Februar y 25 and 26. Three teams will participate: Southwes t State University Broncos, University of Illinois Gizz Kids and the Univercity of Wisconsin- Whitewater Rollin' Warhawks . The defending champions are the Rollin warhawks .

STEWART TO DIRECT SOUTHERN SECTIONAL

The Director of the Southern Sectional Tournament to be held a t Bachman Center in Dallas, Texas will be Texx Stewart . He can be reached at (214 ) 691-2315 .

NEW PLAYER CLASSIFTCATIONS

The following pl ayers have had their classifications approved:

Courage Twin Port Flyers Sacramento Gold Rus h Caspe r Chairmen of the Board Bevard , Marcia A. 11 Coates , Diane III Hede , Robert III Duchow, Matthew ITI HcGlocklin, Randy l.ee III Denver Craig Raiders Arkansas Rol l ing Razorbacks Schmuck, Diane 11 Shepard , Doug III Schenebeck. Darren 11

Williams, Dennis III Bulova Watchmakers Casa Colina Unicorns

Evans , Bonnie ITT Williams, Nathaniel III

~Iejla . Victor 1 Rea , Thomas 11

OFFICIALS APPROBATED

Colorado Rolling Bleau, William Guerra, Ray

Cowboys III III

The following officials have received approbation. We welcome them to the NWRA .

Bluegrass Confe rence : Blevins. Boone, StaffordSVille , KY 41256 Crum, Gary, Box 619, Mealby, KY 41234

Lake Erie Conference: Vi eth , Jon , 621 S. Wheeling , Oregon, Ohio 43618

Lake Michigan Conference : Schweig, Richard, 35 N. Highland, Lombard , Illinois 61048

North Central Conference: Arndt, William, 329 7th Ave . W. , Rochester, MN 55901 Tripalin, Joe, 318 Woodland, Madison, WI 53704

PROPOSED AMENmlENT TO THE CONSTITUTION

The fol l owing proposal for amending the NWBA Consti tut ion has been received by the Secretar y and is presented to the membership for review. It wil l be taken up on the agenda of the annual meeting on March 24 and 25 .

Bulova Wa t chmakers ProposaJ (submitted by Seymour Bloom).

Amend Constitution Article Five Membership to read: Section 1 . There shall be two types of Association memberships. l(a) ACTIVE: This membership shall be open t o any and all gr oups of individuals

organized as a team for the pu rpose of playing wheelchair basketball which accepts and observes the principles set for th in the Cons titution and Bylaws of the Association, 1s eligible for membership.

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(b) ASSOCIATE: This membership shall be open groups and/or individuals engaged in interests ~hich are allied to wheelchair basketball but ~ho do not qualify or ~ho do not wish to become active members. Such members shall have a voice but no vote in this association .

(c) LIFE HEMBERSH1P: Only an Associate member may be eligible for life membership. Section 2. Remains the same. Section 3. Classes of Active Memberships. Active memberships shall ..• the rest not

t o be changed. Section 4. Annual Dues. The dues of the Associations memberships shall be prescribed

by the By la\o's. Section 5. and Section 6 remain the same.

Because the following proposed amendment to the Byla\o's Is pertinent to the above. it is also included. All other Bylaws amendments rece ived to date will be distributed In a separate mailing on March 15.

Bylaw changes: Art icle One:

Membership Section I and 2 remain the same. Section 3. Dues to Members :

(a) The annual dues o[ the two classes of active members shall be $125.00. (b) The annual dues for the associate members shall be $25.00. (c) The one time fee for a life membership shall be $250 .00. Items (b), (c) . and (d) shall be changed to conform t o the correct order .

Mr. Bloom provides the following rationale for his proposed amendments: 1. There have been many former athletes who have no other way of remaining "in touch" with

the NWBA unless they happen t o continue being a member of an organized team. ~lan y

cannot due to many circumstances. Yet they would still like to receive the information t o remain aware of the progress of wheelchair basketball.

The fee of $25 . 00 yearly would cover more than the cos ts for this service and could be a fund raising device .

2. LIkewise the Life Membership of 5250 . 00 would more than cover the costs for the similar interes t . Should the fee fail to cover, this could always be changed.

NE\I.'SLETTER PROBLEMS

This issue of the Newsletter is the first one sent to NWBA game officials, physicians and therapists this season. We regret that we have not been able to keep everyone adequately informed about events within the NWBA unt.il now. With the con tinuing growth of the sport and the expanding number of teams. conferences, officers, et al. it has been difficult in recent yea rs to supply everyone on the mailing list with materials and information. Plans are being made to develop a separate Newslet ter for game officials. physicians and therapists which will provide periodic information and which will not tax our limited resources .

Anyone wishing back copies of the Newsletter can obtain them by writing to the Office of the Commissioner.

OWEN'S ~~NUAL AVAILABLE

Ed Owen's newl y pub lished manual, "Playing and Coaching WheelChair Sasketball" can now be pu r chased through the Office of the Commissioner. Please make your check payable to the NWBA. The price is $14.95.

1<tport No. ~ r.-..." 2~, 1983

AJUWlSAS VALLEY COIU"KREiltCE Wichita WiDgs Ok!. Spokeameo Tulsa Rollin' Roustabouts Springfield (HO) en 1t Rln&

an. 29: Wichita 55, Springfield 20

BLUECRASS CO!IPJIIENC! west V1r~tni4 Mountain Whealer. University of Keatucky Wheel Kats .... te"' &Jatuckr Ro&druane~s

9 1 .900 3 3 .500 3 5 .375 1 7 .125 RI!CIIrr SCORES

k1eharda.. (Wichita) Baas (Ukie) llarrell (_e) Saly.r (Tulsa)

Jao. 29: Wichita 59, 9prin. iald 16

5 4 .556 3 3 .500 4 ~ .4.1t.4 tiCiiIrr ~

Prorfitt (Uldy. 0 _.tat'" Adkins (E. Kentucky) f).aadn& (N. Vir iftlal

1.8. 7 13.7 13.5 .12.4

ZO.5 19.0

eb. 12: E. k • 53, w..t Virg.lniAr 49 fob. 12: _t Virginia 63, sa.tero Ky . 52 fOb. 13: 1I •• t Virgift1a 62. !a",,"ro Kentucky 47

l;M,lPORNIA-N£VADA CONnRElICE IUv.r City 14 0 1.000 __ ( U .. r State) 19.3 Stockton Wheelers 11 4 .733 Ener (River Cit ) 18.5 SaCTameftto Athletic Club 11 5 .688 folk (S"'ekt .. ) 17.0 llvcr State (Reno) High Rollers 6 6 .500 Beaver (SAC) 16.6

capitol Ca~r8 6 9 .400 W11soa (Stlver ~.te) 13.1 North Valley (Cbl 0) Cagers 2 14 .125 Olivar:eB (SAC) 11.4 Sacr-.ento Goldru h 0 12 .000 Asutters (Capitol) 10.0

R!CINT !j2RES Jan. 29: Capitol 47 t Nortb VaUay 24 'Feb. S: SAC 48, SUver State 46

29: Capitol 42. North Valley 24 5: Silver Btate S5, SAC 45 eb. 5: Capitol 55, North Valley 9 10: capitol 25. C ldTUsb 21

CAi'l1AL COIIFE\lE1ICE BaTtimore Ravens 9 1 .900 Petty (\11>319'" Be.~bl 17.5 National Ho_pita UFO's 8 3 .727 Kt11_ ~) 17.2 RI ~moad Rim Riden 3 8 .273 Moore <_dl U.9 Vir~inia Reaeh Sua Wheelers Z 10 .167 Allen (Baltimore) 15.0

Feb. $: Va. Beaeh 57, Ricbmon 54 1IP'!l' ~.

CAROI.IH COHPEltINCil Triad _.too-Sa1 •• _kera 7 1 .875- Jo.ke (Wioatoll-Sal .. ) 17 .3 P.lmetto Sp:bmer. 9 3 .7S0 Webb (YaJ..etto) 14.7 CaroUna Tarwbeels 4 8 .333 Clayton (Winaton-Salea} 13 . 8 Fayetteville Wheeltr tters 0 8 .000 LanKford (CArolina) 12 .5

1U!CEII'I' S(X!I!BlI Feb. 12: Palmet.to 39. Winston-Salem 38 Feb, 13: Pal_tto 62. l'ayettnWe 31

12: \linston-Salem 64, P.1nIetto 43 13: Pd .. tto 67. rayetteville 25

CEJlTRAL IIRCOLl.!GtAn COIIPIIRI!IICE Soutbweat tate Ualveraity Ironco. Univenlt at llliJlo1a cua 1Clds UW-Whitw.ter RolUn; Wal'hawke Wrt t State un1ve~lit' Bstde~.

F.b. 4: SSG 51. UW 25 5: UWW 39, IIrtaht St. 25

4 0 1.000 3 1 .750 1 00 ~ 3 .000

R!CINTlICORES

Makoever (tllInois) Roaonhor (tl1in01.) Morten ... (9911) KiU8 (S )

Feb. ,SSU SO, Illinois 34 5: l1l1uoi. 49. UW 31

23.3 18 . 3 16.~ 13.0

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EASTERN CONFERENCE EPVA Chargers Hofstra University Rolling Dutchmen Brooklyn Whirlaways Bulova Watchmakers Goldwater Swi pers Burke Bullets

Feb. 9: Hofstra 47, Bulova 36

FLORIDA CONFERENCE North Florida Renegades Orlando Orange Wheels Tampa Wheels Ft. Lauderdale Go1dcoasters Palm Beach Wide tracks Northeast Florida Rollers

Feb. 12: N. Florida 70, Orlando 49 Feb. 13:

GREAT PLAINS CONFERENCE Kansas City Purple Topeka Rainbow Rollers Kansas City Pioneers PVA Omaha Spokesmen Nissouri (Columbia) Tigers

LAKE ERIE CONFERENCE Westland Sparks Toledo Silver Streaks Pittsburgh Steelwheelers Cleveland Comets

Feb . 13: Toledo 70 , Cleveland 49

LAKE MICHIGAN CONFERENCE Chicago Sidewinder s Grand Rapids Pacers Quint Cit ies Roughriders Chicago Pacemakers Nilwaukee Gustos

Feb . 5 : Qui nt Cities 40 , 5: Quint Cities 39,

LAKE ONTARIO CONFERENCE Toronto Thunderbolts Twin City Spinners Otta'ola Royals Forest City Flye~s Rochester Wheels Niagara District Bullets EPVA Buffalos

Milwaukee Milwaukee

.ran. 16: Forest City 74, EPVA 12 29: Twin City 38, Ottawa 31 29: Toronto 82, EPVA 16

37 26

7 4 5 3 1 o

9 8 5 3 1 1

o l.000 2 . 667 3 .625 5 .375 7 . 125 3 .000

RECENT SCORES

Murray (Bulova) Wa1uk (Hofstra ) Thomas (EPVA) Rosa (Goldwater) LaRotunda (Hofstra) Graff (Brooklyn)

Feb. 15: Brooklyn 55, Goldwater 21

1 1 4 6 6 9

.900

.889

. 556

. 333

.143

. 100 RECENT SCORES

Richardson (N. Florida) MacConnell (Orlando) Eklund (Tampa) Johnson (N . Florida) Johnston (Tampa) Swanson (N . Florida)

Feb. 13 : Tampa 67. Ft . Lauderdale 35 Orlando 42, Northeast Florida 32

10 0 l.000 7 3 . 700 5 5 .500 2 6 .250 o 10 .000

10 8 1 1

o 1.000 4 .667 7 . 125 9 .100

RECENT SCORES

Northwood (Purple) Decker (Topeka) Heide (Topeka) Koutecky (Omaha) Bell (Pioneers)

Phillips (Wes tland) Chatman (Toledo) Sturtz (Westland) Lenzo (Toledo)

Feb . 13: Toledo 56 , Cleveland 33

11 1 .917 10 2 .833

5 6 .455 0 8 . 000 a 9 . 000

RECENT SCORES Feb. 6,

12:

11 0 1.000 9 1 .900 7 5 . 583 6 5 .545 3 8 .273 2 8 .200 0 11 . 000

RECENT SCORES Feb. 5,

6,

Vandel10 (Sidewinders) Palumbo (Sidewinders) Kroon (Grand Rapids) Montgomery (Grand Rapids) Wix (Sidewinders)

Quint Cities 33 , Milwaukee 31 Grand Rapids 66, Sidewinders 50

Ottawa 43, EPVA 14 Ottawa 48, EPVA 11

15.4 14.5 13.7 12.3 12.2

9.6

23.6 17 . 7 16.9 14.8 13.8 11 . 8

28.0 15.4 13.7 13.0 12 . 1

18.9 17.3 13.6 12.8

15.8 15.2 14 . 1 13 . 0 10.9

6 , Rochester 44. Niagara Disttict 32

56, 0. ... 34 FoI>. 6, TwlD Cl.y 104, I'ono. CUy 40 Pn. 13: Toroato 51. 80cbeater 36

UII!, STAR COMPDDlCE "'" ""tOl\io lIon1e. 9 0 1.000 Brown (San ""tOlUo) 16.4 _ton 1Io11lD& eonaua 5 2 .714 Clark (1Iowoton) 15.0 Rio OrllllAla Vallay S,lIIIIe.. 7 3 .700 Bopktoa (_fA) 13.5 AustiD !liver City _'or. 3 6 .333 01_ (IIoaumoDt) 13.0 Corpus Christi Ride.. 1 7 .125 Gars. (Corp •• ChrisU) 12.3 Bo.-at lo11in OUtlowa 1 8 .111 Trev1 ... (JIGV) 11.5

RBCl!IIT SCOUS Jaa. 22: ........ t 35, Corpus Christi 29 Pab. S: acv 2. &uu.ont 0 (P) Feb. 5: 1tQV' 2., BeaUllOllt 0 (V) 12; San Antcnd.o 55. PIN 3&

!!lp-A!!EI!lq. CO!!FEREIICE Lot.,..t"" Bpta .. C11lO1_ Hyer. ColU1abus Buckeye Wheelers __ OI_laDs

Feb. 12: Lafayette 32, C1nc1unatl 30 12: CoIUJlbu8 41.. Indiana 32

BordentOlM Elks Pbiladelphia Spokesm8n Delaware Wheelers

.JaD_ 22: Mew Jarsey 58 .. De1awne 22 29: New Jeraey .56, 8orctutOWD 50

II1IIIIBllT IlDN1'ERBIICI S,riasfield Spoke Jockey. St. Loui. 1Io1liDB "-01_1_0<""". lllaek BD1Pts St. tou18 Flyers Burt of UUao1a lIo~bl_c:lters SoutheR IUino:la Ualverd ty Sala1dt

12 0 1.000 B 4 .667 4 8 .333 o 12 .000

!!ECI!IIT SCORES

Wolf. (Col_.) fat.erooa CLot., .... ) Bollk1118 (01Dcl .... 01) Pollock (CiIlc1I01&U)

reb. 13; Lafayette 54. C1:ndnaaU 46 13, Col_ 61, IDdi .... 30

8 2 .Il00 6 2 .750 4 4 .500 o 10 .000

IlBCI!IIT SC01ll!S

....... C_ Je .. ey> 1lurpb1 CPbUoUtphla) Levi. (IIordeDtown) Norria (Ph11ed.'~")

Feb. 5: New Jersey lOt Delavan Z5 9: BDrdeatOllll. 6S, belavare 29

9 0 1.000 8 1 .889 4 4 .500 3 6 .333 2 7 .222 o • .000 \IECI!IIT SCOUS

TemiD. (BpnJIIUeld) 800lrtek (QuoIIpa1_Ur_) Bo11 ...... C"-) aehle (Spriqf1eld) V.ODett. (Sprtoaf1eld) Dl_(bU)

11.0 11.9 11.1 11.0

15.7 14.0 13.8 13.0

14.1 13.6 12.4 1O.B 10.6 10.'0

.Jan. 30: CheapaipaoUrbana 67, nyen lO Feb. 6: 1'1,..n 37, Stu 23 Pltb. 5, Hyers 33. sm 21 12. Bpriqfiold 62, Ch_ot_Urb_ 50

Feb. 13, a.-,a!p-ur ...... 64, Peori.12

BOR'I'II ClllTIW. COIIPEIlI!IICI! Central Division Sioux Wbeelera Roeb.ster tour ... Cowboys BI.ek Hawk OIario.. CIA) 'IVUI Cl ti.. Rollilll Gophera-Waaeft

12 0 1.000 5 6 .455 4 7 .364 2 10 .167

Crail (Stouz) Cbri.U ........ (S1_) Daoly (81.ek Book)

'eb. 5: Sioux 51, Rochester 30 Sioux 61. 1tDchesteJ; 37 Fell. 13, 1Io"""",,r 24, ilIad< Hawk U

14.5 13.0 10.7

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NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE - Continued Eastern Division Courage St . Paul Rolling Thunder Twin CiLles Rolling Gophers- E~ot

Mad City Bombers laCrosse Lazers Chippewa Valley Wheelers

15 1 9 S 7 7 4 10 1 13

. 938

.643

.500

.286

.071 RECENT SCORES

Teigen (Mad City) Wilson (Twin Cities) Robeson (Twin Cities) Helgeson (St. Paul) Eckstrom (St . Paul)

Feb. 5: St. Paul 45. Mad City 36 Feb. 6: St. Paul 63, Mad City 46

Northern Division Grand Forks Wallbangers 12 0 1.000 Twin Cities Rolling Gophers-North 7 5 . 583 Courage Twin Port Flyers 4 8 .333 Fargo Fantoms 1 11 .083

RECENT SCORES Feb. 5: Grand Forks 51. Twin Cities 31

5: 1\.'in Port 40, Fargo 25 Feb . 5:

6, 6, 5: Twin Cities 43. Fargo 29

NORTH TEXAS CONFERENCE Dallas Havcrlcks POINT Dallas Texans Bachman Lakers

11 0 1. 000 4 4 .500 3 7 . 300 2 9 . 182

RECENT SCORES Feb. 9: Dallas Tecans 36, Bachman

NORTIlEASTER.'i CONFERENCE Connecticut Spokebenders PARI Rhode Runners 80S ton Team Western Massachusetts Hean Machi.ne EPVA Warriors Crani te State Stainless Steelers

Jan. 27: Connecticut 2. Granite State

NORTHERN CALIFO~~IA CONFERENCE Golden State 76ers Peninsula Golden Spokes Valley Free Wheelers Berkeley Tidalwaves Santa Rosa J.C. Wheelers Santa Cruz Roller Coasters Bay Area Heteorites

Feb. 5, Berkeley 38, Bay Area 30 5, Valley 31, Berkeley 38

11: Bay Area 2 , Berkeley a (F) 12, Peninsula 93 , Valley 24

NORTHWEST CONFERENCE Oaon Wheelers SCHttie Wheeling Wi?zards Spokane Cyclones Vancouver Cablecars

8 7 6 2 2 o

1 1 3 5 7 8

RECENT o (F)

13 0 12 2 10 4

5 10 4 12 2 7 1 12

.889

.875

.667

.286 .222 . 000 SCORES Feb. 5:

1.000 . 857 . 714 .333 .250 .222 .077

RECENT SCORES Feb. 12:

12: 12 : 18:

10 0 1.000 5 4 . 55.

• 6 .400 0 9 .000

Amble (Grand Forks) Anderson (Twin Cities) Rasmusson (Grand Forks)

Grand Forks 67 . Twin Port 26 Twin Port 27, TWin Cities 23 Grand Forks 75, Fargo 12

Drewry (Texans) LaBar (Mavericks) Terry (Bachman) Willis (Mavericks)

Lakers 35

Kosloski (Connecticut) Holihan (PARI) Cowan (Boston) Antonelli (Bas con) Bosworth (W. Mass.) Cleveland (Cranite State)

Boston 49, W. Mass. 32

Efferson (Peninsula) Deets (Santa Cruz) Singleton (Santa Rosa) Scott (Peninsula) Trainer (Peninsula) Sawyer (Santa Rosa) Duncan (Golden State)

Santa Rosa 41, Bay Area Berkeley 62, Santa Cruz Berkeley 56 , SHnta Cruz

34 .5 4S

Peni.nsula 75 , Bay Area 22

Colist ro (Daon) Reid (Daon) Tomlinson (Spokane) Boggs (Seattle)

16 . 0 15.2 15 . 0 13.5 13.0

19.4 14.4 12.7

15.2 13.9 13.2 13.3

19.6 15.6 13.7 13.6 13 . 5 11.4

15.5 13.5 12 . 3 12.0 11.5 10.9 9.9

16.1 15 . 7 10 . 6 8.6

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SOUTHERN CONFERENCE - Continued Wes t er n Division Music City Wheelers Arkansas Rollin' Razorbacks Nashville Rolling Rebels Mid-South PVA Delta Dribblers

Dec. 11: Music City 50, Arkansas 24 11: Music City 80 . PVA 33

SOUTHERN CALIFOR.'HA CONFERENCE Division A Casa Colina Condors University of Arizona Wildcha.1rs Southern California Pirates Phoenix Kachinas San Bernardino Roadrunners

Division B Cypress College Chariots Saddleback Gauchos San Diego Pioneers Wh.ittier IHngs Casa Colina Commodores

Jan. 7: Cypress 45 . Phoenix 28 Feb. 1: So. Cal . 5J. Commodores 40

2: Condors 74 . Commodores 27

12 0 6 5 • 7 1 10

RECENT

1 . 000 .5.5 . 361. . 091 SCORES Dec. 12:

12:

9 0 LOOO 9 j .900

LO ) . 769 2 3 .400 a JJ . 000

9 7 , )

2

• • 7

10 10

RECENT

.692

.6)6

. 364

. 231

.166 SCORES

3: S. Calif. 65. San Bernardino 25

Feb. 5 : 5: 9,

12 :

IMSHINGTON- OREGON CONFERENCE Lane County Low Riders Willamette Valley Rollin ' Rebels Portland Wheelb1azers Puget Sound Wheel hawks Willamalane Shooting Star s

10 7 5 )

o

1 2 7 6 9

RECENT Feb. 5:

5: 6:

12:

Puget Sound 2. Willamalane 0 (F) Willamette 41. Portland 37 Willamette 51. PortLlnd 25 Lane Co. 58, Puget Sound 30

INDEPENDENTS - M&~

Las Vegas Yuccas San Luis Obispo SLO Motion Riders Chicago Lakeshore Riders Rushmore Rebels (Rapid City. SO) Hampton (VA) ~~irlwinds Abilene High Rollers Hetro City (Halifax) Wheelers Utah Rimriders RIC (Chicago) Rollers

INDEPE..~DENTS - WOMEN Casa Coline Unicorns Massachusetts Roller Coasters RIC (Chicago) Express University of tllil\ois Us. Kids

7

• )

J o o o o o

2 o o o

)

2

• )

2 o o o )

2 o o o

. 909

.778

.417

.)))

.000 SCORES Feb. 12:

12: 13 : 13 :

. 700

.667

.429

.250

.000

.000

.000

. 000

. 000

. 500

.000

.000

.000

Buchanan (Music City) Williams (Arkansas) Bryant (Music City) Vaughn (Arkansas)

Music City 65 . Nashville 39 Arkansas 45 . PVA 23

Tonelli (U. of Arizona) Riggs (Phoenix) Singer (5. Calif.) Miller (Casa Colina) Javier (So. CaUf.)

Zumuda (Whittier) Osburn (Cypress) Barnes (Saddleback) Espinoza (Saddleback) Thomas (Commodores)

Whittier 52 , San Diego 47 Cypress 75, Saddleback 56 Sadd l eback 57. Commodores 50 Condors 69. Sadd1eback 34

Owen (Lane Co.) Morales (Willamette) Martinson (Puget Sound) Morin (Wlliamette) Waldo (Wil.lamette)

Portland Portland Portland Lane Co.

2 . Willamalane a (F) 2 , Willamalane a (F) 2, Willamalane a (F) 60. Puget Sound 33

Pay Pay (Rushmore) Davis (StO) Chambers (Las Vegas) Bastenmeyer (Ruchmore) Bender (Lakeshore) DeJarnette (SLO) Thorn (Las Vegas) Cecil (T.as Vegas) Trotter (Lakesho re)

White (Casa Colina)

13.' 11. 7 11.3 11.0

19.9 16.2 13.5 12.0 to.2

15.3 13 . 9 13.4 12 . 6 8.)

14.4 11.2 10 . 0 7.1 7.0

20.7 20.0 16.1 14.2 12.7 12 . 0 12 . 0 10.7

9.7

8.0

Pas. 7

HON-CONFEREIfCl! EXBIBlnOHS

Midwest

Feb. 5: Chic_ao Lakeshore 35. Chic_ao RIC 26 Feb. 13: Stdew1ndpra 46. Grand Rapids 44 12 : Milwaukee 47. Had City 30 13: LaCrosse 46, Black Hawk 24

Far West

Jan. 22: Las Vegas 42, S. Cal. Pirates 38 Feb. S: Las VeRas 58, Northridge 37 24: La. Vag .. S9, Saddleback 55 11: La. Vegas 70. San Diego 36

VIC REDM£N INVITATIONAL toURNAMENT Edmonton. Alberta

February 3 - 5. 1983

Los Angeles 92. Edmonton 44 Alberta 98. Santa Cruz 18 Los Angeles 123, Santa Cruz 18 Los Angeles 60. Alberta 59 Alberta SO, Edmonto 39 Edmonton 45, Santa Cruz 26 Los Angeles 97. Santa Cruz 41

Alberta 132. Santa Cruz 14 Los Angeles 85, Edmonton 38 Alberta 74, Edmonton 36 Edmonton 43, Santa Cruz 27 Los Angeles 79. Alberta 71 Edmonton 37. Santa Cruz 26 (Consolation) Los Angeles 67. Alberta 66 (Championship)

4TH ANNUAL BLUEGRASS INVITATIONAL WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

Lexington. Kentucky February 4, 5, 6. 1983

Golden State 62. Birmingham 53 Chicago 65, U. of Kentucky 55 Grand Rapids 68. Cincinnati 34 Music City 40, EPYA Warriors 38 Springfield 60, Tampa 42 Toledo 60, Lafayette 38 Winston-Salem 81. Westland 65 eonn:ecticut 63. Chapaign-Urbana 32 Bir.ingham 61. U. of Kentucky 38 EPYA 40. Cincinnati 37 Lafayette 53, Tampa 51 Westland 100. Champaign-Urbana 24 Grand Rapids 67, Winston-Salem 50 Music City 46. Toledo 45 Golden State 59, Springfield 39

Hush: City 58.

Chicago 59. Springfield 39 Tampa 70. U. of Kentucky 45 Champaign-Urbana 44, Cincinnati 41 Toledo 55. 81 mngh .. 47 Winston-Salem 50. EPVA 46 Golden State 68. Grand Rapids 61 MUsic Cit, 63. Chicago 52 Lafayette 63. Connecticut 40 Westland 85, Springfield 40 Springfield 58, Connecticut 37 Tampa 56. Champaign-Urbana 44 Birm1ng~ 47, EPVA 45 Chicago 56, Grand Rapids 47 Toledo 48, Lafayette 47 Westland 90, Wtnstoft-Salea 48

Golden State 54 (Championship)