2013 CO-ED VOLLEYBALL

LEAGUE STANDINGS

DIVISION 1

I’d Hit That Twice 4-0

ABC Center 3-1

Humulus Lupulus 3-1

Islanders 3-1

Delta Alaska Wholesale 2-2

Bear Wires 1-3

K&L 1-3

Waffle Co. 1-3

All Balls 0-4

DIVISION 2

TBG 4-0

Alaska Vision Center 3-1

Lost Assets 3-1

Nizich Dental 2-2

Fierce Flyers 0-4

Southpaw 0-4

DIVISION 3 North

Alpine Construction 4-0

FAIRBANKS, Alaska - Alaska pulled off perhaps the biggest win in its Great Northwest Athletic Conference history, as it snapped second-ranked Western Washington’s 30-game win streak with a stunning 77-73 men’s basketball victory Thursday night at the Patty Center.

The Nanooks (14-9, 9-6 GNAC) clinched their first-ever berth into the GNAC Championship with the victory and ended an 11-game losing streak in the series with the defending national champion Vikings (24-1, 15-1 GNAC).

PLACE, NAME, NAT/YR, TIME 1st RUN/TIME 2nd RUN/OVERALL TIME

Women’s Race:

1 Bates, Quincy (USA/98) 52.62 / 51.08 / 1:43.70

2 Audet, Adrienne (USA/97) 51.52 / 53.29 / 1:44.81

3 Chapman, Dorothy (USA/99) 55.51 / 54.58 / 1:50.09

4 Hiley, Alexandra (USA/95) 58.59 / 58.49 / 1:57.08

5 Balstad, Laurinne (USA/99) 59.85 / 58.72 / 1:58.57

6 Jones, Hailley J (USA/00) 56.11 / 1:06.64 / 2:02.75

7 Gregg, Jessica (USA/99) 1:00.52 / 1:02.68 / 2:03.20

8 Hermann, Dunya (USA/97) 57.78 / 1:12.33 / 2:10.11

CLIPPERS 99, MAVERICKS 93

LOS ANGELES — Chris Paul had 19 points and 16 assists, and the Los Angeles Clippers held on to beat the Dallas Mavericks 99-93 on Wednesday night, extending their franchise-record home winning streak to 13 games.

Matt Barnes added 19 points off the bench, and Blake Griffin had 15 points and 13 rebounds for the Clippers (29-8), who took sole possession of the NBA’s best record from Oklahoma City with their third straight win overall.