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Freshman forward Janine Morehead scored a team-high 11 points and junior guard Maggy Kilroy (Notre Dame Prep) added 10 as Washington College downed visiting Bryn Mawr, 72-38, in women's Centennial Conference action last night in Chestertown.The win keeps the Shorewomen (12-6, 6-4) in second place in the East Division. The Mawrters fell to 1-16 and 0-10 in the conference.Richelle Takemoto led Bryn Mawr with 11.Bowie State 64, Virginia Union 47: Deidra Fields scored 20 points to power the Bulldogs (18-3)

Last season, Ed Davis' hoarse voice urged the Bowie State women's basketball team to 29 wins and a near-appearance in the round of eight of the NCAA Division II tournament.With Davis' continuous barking as the soundtrack, the Bulldogs are again executing a winning script, victorious in 15 of their first 16 games going into their game at 7 tonight at the University of District of Columbia."I yelled way too much," Davis said Tuesday night, exhausted after his team extended its home winning streak to 24 games with a 60-48 win over previously undefeated Virginia Union.

No. 16 West Virginia (2-1)at Navy (1-2)Time: NoonSite: Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Annapolis.TV: HTSRadio: WJFK (1300 AM), WNAV (1430 AM)Outlook: Navy, which was tormented by the passing of Brian Kuklick and Shaun King in losses to Wake Forest and Tulane, faces the double threat of West Virginia QB Marc Bulger (64-for-98, 778 yards, seven TDs) and the explosive running of Amos Zereoue (67 carries for 404 yards, five TDs). The Mids will try to control the clock, using the running of QB Steve Holley (310 yards)

Ten area high school students were surprised with $50,000 college scholarships yesterday during a celebration of caring and sharing with the Fullwood Foundation Inc. as host.With $500,000 from Virginia Union University, the Baltimore foundation rewarded high-achieving students from Baltimore and Howard and Baltimore counties. The foundation, established by Baltimore businessman Harlow Fullwood Jr., also recognized other outstanding students; business, civic and religious leaders; and distinguished volunteers for their contributions to the community.

SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. -- Thrilled to have survived the first week of training camp with the Washington Bullets, free-agent forward Ben Wallace had to take care of a little business before the team wrapped up at Shepherd College."

Tara Savnooke scored 26 points and Stephanie Ridgeway added 21, leading host Clemson to a 74-56 victory over Maryland in an Atlantic Coast Conference game last night.The Tigers (17-6, 7-4) pulled away in the second half, outscoring the Terrapins (10-13, 2-10), 45-30. Keiri Thomas had 11 points for Clemson.Stephanie Cross led Maryland with 16 points and Nina Ohman added 14 and four rebounds. Kesha Camper had 12 points and six assists.* Navy 62, Colgate 52: Becky Dowling scored 13 points, leading Navy (12-10, 7-3)

Towson State (2-2) at Central Connecticut (0-4)Time: 1 p.m.Site: Arute Field, New Britain, Conn.Radio: WTMD (89.7 FM)Outlook: Towson broke a two-game losing streak by getting outstanding performances from freshman QB Kevin Smith and senior TB Larry Washington in a 31-15 victory over Monmouth. Smith, making his second start, went 12-for-18 for 154 yards and two touchdowns, and Washington rushed for 292 yards and two scores. The Tigers' defense, led by sophomore safety Khalid McLeod's two interceptions, shut out Monmouth in the second half, enabling Towson to rally from a 15-10 deficit.

Patty Stoffey scored 16 points to lead Loyola (12-5, 3-3) past host Niagara, 73-61, in a Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference game yesterday.Camille Joyner helped Stoffey -- the MAAC's leading scorer who was held to eight points below her average -- with 13 points and 13 rebounds. Teammate Lynn Albert finished with 15.It is the second straight time Loyola has defeated Niagara (7-10, 2-4).* Coppin State 65, Howard 64: Deiora Walker scored a career high 22 points to lead Coppin State (10-8, 7-1)

Becky Dowling scored 13 points, leading Navy to a 62-52 victory over Colgate in a Patriot League game yesterday.Adi Schneck, Joanne Groth and Jenny Thompson each added && 10 points for Navy (12-10, 7-3), which has won five straight. Navy trailed at the half, 25-18, but then outscored the Red Raiders by 17 points in the second half to win the game.Groth scored the first basket for Navy in the second half, sparking a 22-15 run that tied the game at 40 with 12 minutes left. Dowling then scored six straight points and Thompson hit a free throw, giving the Mids a 47-42 lead.

BOWIE -- Bobby Phillips ran for 148 yards and a touchdown to lead Virginia Union (1-3, 1-2) to a 26-14 win over Bowie State yesterday in a Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association game.The Bulldogs (1-4, 1-4) were led by Chris Banks, who intercepted his fifth pass and made 13 tackles.Darrell Foote's first touchdown pass, a 13-yarder to Monty Bennett in the fourth quarter, ended a 19-quarter scoreless streak.

Anthony Glaud threw two touchdown passes and ran for a touchdown as host Delaware State broke Morgan State's five-game winning streak with a 35-22 victory Saturday. Glaud's 4-yard run put the Hornets (2-5) ahead of the Bears 7-5 with 9:53 left in the second quarter. Jaashawn Jones added a 4-yard scoring run, and Glaud's 30-yard touchdown pass with four seconds left in the half gave Delaware State a 21-12 halftime lead. Glaud added a 9-yard touchdown pass with 2:43 left in the third quarter.

Andre Johnson, coming in on the final drive for injured quarterback Jason Scott, threw a 10-yard touchdown pass to Dean Boateng with 51.7 seconds left as host Bowie State rallied to defeat Virginia Union, 14-13, yesterday. The Bulldogs began their game-winning drive on their 49-yard line with 4:07 left. Scott rushed 4 yards to the Virginia Union 47 but was injured on the play. Johnson replaced Scott at quarterback and rushed for 21 yards and a first down, down to the Virginia Union 26. Bowie State (4-4, 3-3 Central Intercollegiate Athletic Conference)

Towson (3-4) @ Colgate (3-3) Time -- 1 p.m. Site -- Andy Kerr Stadium, Hamilton, N.Y. Radio -- 1570 AM Outlook -- Towson has been headed in the wrong direction since a 2-0 start, but the Tigers have had four good reasons for losing four of their past five games-nationally ranked Massachusetts, Delaware and Hofstra - along with always tough William and Mary. Tigers junior QB Sean Schaefer passed for a career-low 123 yards last week in a 20-3 loss to Hofstra, just one week after he produced a Hollywoodlike finish in a final-play upset victory over Richmond.

CIAA Men What -- Central Intercollegiate Ath letic Association men's basketball tournament Site -- Charlotte Bobcats Arena When -- Today through Saturday 2005 champion -- Virginia Union 2006 favorite -- Virginia Union. The defending titlist won five straight down the stretch after losing to Bowie on Feb. 7 to finish with a 22-3 overall record and 14-2 in the league. It is assured of a berth in the South Atlantic regional regardless of the outcome in the CIAA field. Vir ginia Union has held opponents to a conference-best .379 field-goal per centage, leads the league in rebound ing and has outscored its foes by 19 points a game.

COLLEGE PARK -- After just two exhibition games, we still don't know all that much about the Maryland basketball team, but it's probably safe to say at least three things. The Terps can shoot three-pointers. They still don't know who their point guard is going to be. Sophomore James Gist is growing up awfully fast. Maryland didn't exactly dominate in an 89-59 victory last night over Virginia Union at Comcast Center, despite what the final score would indicate, but the game did contain just enough moments of athletic brilliance to make you forget most of the bad. Gist, the 6-foot-8 forward from Good Counsel, finished with 17 points, and he also grabbed 10 rebounds, but two of his dunks were the plays that lingered long after the final horn.

Schedule Sat., Nov. 5 - Basketball Travelers (exhibition), 2 p.m. Fri., Nov. 11 - Virginia Union (exhibition), 8 p.m. Fri., Nov. 18 - Fairleigh Dickinson, 9 p.m. Mon., Nov. 21 - vs. Gonzaga (Maui Invitational), 5 p.m. Tue., Nov. 22 - vs. Michigan St./Chaminade (Maui Invitational), TBA Wed., Nov. 23 - vs. TBA (Maui Invitational), TBA Sun., Nov. 27 - Nicholls State, 2 p.m. Wed., Nov. 30 - Minnesota (ACC/Big Ten Challenge), 7:30 p.m. Mon., Dec. 5 - vs. George Washington (BB&T Classic)

BOWIE - The vibrations were bad for Bowie State even before the opening tip-off. The Bulldogs were hit with a technical foul for dunking in warm-ups, Luqman Jaaber made both free throws, and then Duan Crockett scored off the jump ball to give Virginia Union a hasty 4-0 lead. Matters only turned worse for Bowie in the first half and Virginia Union parlayed its early momentum into a 70-64 victory and the Division II South Atlantic Regional championship before an overflow crowd at A.C. Jordan Arena.

BOWIE -- When last night's Division II South Atlantic Regional semifinal was on the line, Bowie State coach Luke D'Alessio knew just where to go -- down low. The Bulldogs used their superior size and quickness to pound the ball inside and defeat much smaller Columbus (Ga.) State, 84-72, at A.C. Jordan Arena. The win gives the Bulldogs a berth in tomorrow's regional final against archrival Virginia Union. The Panthers defeated the University of South Carolina-Upstate, 85-67, in the other semifinal.

Div. II, South Atlantic Regional Saturday's first round No. 3 South Carolina-Upstate (23-7) vs. No. 6 Winston-Salem (22-7), Noon No 7. Catawba (23-6) vs. No. 2 Virginia Union (24-4), 2:30 p.m. No. 8 Tusculum (18-10) at No. 1 Bowie State (24-4), 6 p.m. No. 5 Columbus State (22-8) vs. No. 4 Kennesaw State (24-5), 8:30 p.m. Sunday's semifinals Winner -- Tusculum at Bowie State, vs. Winner -- Columbus St./Kennesaw St., 6 p.m. Winner -- Virginia Union/Catawba vs. South Carolina-Upstate/Winston-Salem, 8:30 p.m. Tuesday's championship Semifinal winners, 7:30 p.m.

Men America East At Vestal, N.Y. Today's first round New Hampshire vs. UMBC, 6 p.m. Stony Brook vs. Hartford, 8:30 p.m. Tomorrow's quarterfinals Albany vs. Binghamton, noon Vermont vs. New Hampshire-UMBC winner, 2:30 p.m. Northeastern vs. Stony Brook-Hartford winner, 6 p.m. Boston University vs. Maine, 8:30 p.m. Sunday's semifinals Albany-Binghamton winner vs. Vermont--New Hampshire-UMBC winner, noon Northeastern--Stony Brook-Hartford winner vs. Boston...