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greenvilieonhne.com 5C Tuesday, February 10, 2004 The Greenville News NHL REPORT Marks continues to STANDINGS 1 mold Grrrowl roste J. PAT CARTER 1 he Associated Press New leader: New Florida Panthers hockey coach John Torchetti watches his team work out in Coral Springs, Fla. Torchetti becomes the Panthers' third coach this season and their fifth since 2000. STANDINGS EASTERN CONFERENCE Northern Division I Ptj OF GA Wheeling 34 12 2 70 180 133 Atlantic City 32 11 3 67 155 93 Peoria 26 12 8 60 135 114 Johnstown 26 15 5 57 126 115 Reading 24 15 7 55 138 117 Trenton 22 17 5 49 129 115 Cincinnati 20 26 3 43 125 133 Toledo 19 23 5 43 127 147 Dayton 18 26 4 40 119 181 Southern Division I Pts GF GA Columbia 30 14 5 65 190 149 Greensboro 28 20 1 57 170 161 Florida 24 19 9 57 166 167 South Carolina 27 16 2 56 130 118 Charlotte 24 19 6 54 150 143 Roanoke 22 21 5 49 142 167 Florence 17 22 6 40 131 159 Greenville 7 34 4 18 110 190 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division Pts GF GA Louisiana 33 12 2 68 163 115 Mississippi 29 14 6 64 179 137 Gwinnett 27 16 4 58 150 129 Columbus 26 19 4 56 139 133 Pensacola 24 16 6 54 156 156 Augusta 19 24 4 42 125 157 Texas 14 30 4 32 126 190 Pacific Division Pts CF GA San Diego 31 11 4 66 147 114 Las Vegas 29 14 5 63 149 123 Idaho 28 14 5 61 143 133 Alaska 25 15 4 54 141 116 Bakersfield 17 23 6 40 130 137 Long Beach 15 27 3 33 110 159 Fresno 12 30 5 29 124 194 NOTE: Two points are awarded for a win. Overtime and shootout losses earn one point and are referred to as ties.

Monday's Games No games scheduled Today's Games Alaska al Bakersfield Peoria at Cincinnati Florence at Columbus Roanoke at Greensboro Columbia at Greenville Florida at Gwinnett Texas at Mississippi Long Beach at San Diego gain forward Nick Lent soon. Lent was obtained in a recent trade with Reading, ECHL then loaned to Springfield of the American Hockey League. He was expected to return for tonight's game, but Springfield has asked to keep Lent at least through Wednesday. "I really feelgood about the players we have here," Marks said. "I feel good about their attitude.

The guys really get along pretty well, despite the situation. I guess our next step is to become the spoilers of the Eastern Division. We're trying to maintain a positive attitude in here with positive comments and good work ethic. That's why I feel good, because the guys are responding." That doesn't mean Marks expects to have a turnaround overnight or to make a run at the playoffs. The possibly of winning half of the remaining games is a goal, however.

"We're competing with the best," Marks said. "I think that's important for us. If we were getting blown out by six and seven goals each night, it would be a different story. But we're competing every night, and that's all I can ask." Note: Troy Ilijow will miss at least a week after injuring a knee injury at Gwinnett. EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division OL Pts GF CA Philadelphia 28 12 11 5 72 158 123 NewJersey 28 14 10 1 67 123 100 Y.

Islanders 26 21 5 2 59 153 135 Y. Rangers 20 24 7 4 51 143 157 Pittsburgh 11 36 5 3 30 109 207 Northeast Division OL Pts GF GA Toronto 30 14 8 3 71 152 131 Boston 27 14 11 4 69 142 128 Ottawa 28 15 7 4 67 180 120 Montreal 28 20 6 2 64 139 123 Buffalo 23 26 5 1 52 132 141 Southeast Division OL Pts GF GA Tampa Bay 28 17 6 3 65 147 119 Atlanta 21 27 6 2 50 150 170 Florida 18 23 11 3 50 122 150 Carolina 17 26 10 2 46 105 138 Washington 17 31 5 2 41 129 173 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division OL Pts GF CA Detroit 31 15 8 2 72 181 131 Nashville 26 20 6 2 60 130 142 St. Louis 26 20 7 1 60 129 134 Columbus 15 28 8 '3 41 112 153 Chicago 14 29 7 5 40 125 163 Northwest Division OL Pts GF GA Colorado 30 11 9 4 73 167 123 Vancouver 31 15 7 3 72 168 127 Calgary 26 20 5 3 60 132 123 Minnesota 19 20 15 2 55 123 125 Edmonton 22 24 8 1 53 141 144 Pacific Division OL Pts GF GA SanJose 26 13 11 5 68 138 111 Dallas 27 20 9 0 63 118 122 Los Angeles 21 15 13 5 60 145 139 Phoenix 18 19 14 3 53 136 148 Anaheim 17 23 8 7 49 119 148 Two points for a win, one point for a tie and overtime loss. Sunday's Game Eastern Conference 6, Western Conference 4, All-Star Game Monday's Games No games scheduled Today's Games San Jose at Buffalo, 7 p.m. New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7 p.m.

Toronto at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. St. Louis at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Boston at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. Montreal at Florida, 7:30 p.m.

Los Angeles at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Atlanta at Calgary, 9 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. NOTEBOOK Panthers MIAMI Rick Dudley left his job as the Florida Panthers' coach Monday to focus on his duties as general manager.

Assistant coach John Tor-chetti will coach the team the rest of the season. Dudley timed the move so he could attend this week's meetings of NHL general managers in Las Vegas. Tor-chetti will make his debut as an NHL head coach Tuesday at home against Montreal. Torchetti becomes the Panthers' third coach this season and their fifth since 2000. He most likely will return next season if the team plays well in its final 27 games, Dudley said.

"John has a chance to be very special as a coach," Dudley said from Las Vegas. This is his opportunity." At 38, Torchetti becomes the league's third-youngest coach. Tolley wins weekend 0 i Weinrich, 37, has 67 career goals and 294 assists in 1 ,056 games. He is expected to join the Blues when they host Colorado Thursday. The Blues have lost two of their to top three defensemen for the season with injuries to Al Maclnnis and Barret Jackman.

After a strong start, the Blues have won just six of their last 25 games and are struggling to earn their 25th consecutive playoff berth. Weinrich was made expendable with a glut of defensemen in Philadelphia, including the injured Jim Van-dermeer, Dennis Seidenberg and Eric Desjardins. The Flyers have added Mattias TV mander and Danny Markov in trades during the last month. Lightning TAMPA, Fla. General manager Jay Feaster and coach John Tortorel-la agreed to multiyear contract extensions with the Tampa Bay Lightning.

The Southeast Division-leading Lightning also reached agreements on multiyear extensions with associate coaches Craig Ramsey, Jeff Reese and Nigel Kirwan. Strength and conditioning coach Eric Lawson received a one-year contract. "Our intentions to extend the contracts of Jay, John and the entire staff has certainly not been a secret," Lightning president Ron Campbell said. "The Lightning are fortunate to have a collection of individuals working on the same page every day for the short- and long-term good of the entire organization." Tampa Bay won its first division title last season. The Lightning, in just their second postseason appearance, beat Washington in the opening round before losing to New Jersey in the Eastern Conference semifinals.

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Following numerous trades in an attempt to improve the team and build chemistry, he believes the right roster is in place. "I'm excited," Marks said after Monday's practice. "I really am. I think we're headed in the right direction." Several newcomers and the improved health of several other players spark Marks' optimism. Although Greenville dropped a 4-1 decision Saturday to Gwinnett in its first home game in three weeks, Mark's is hopeful of a better showing tonight at the Bi-Lo Center against the Columbia Inferno.

Forwards Michael Chin and Russell Spence and defenseman Jonathan Zion recently joined the team, and Greenville hopes to awards. Here are other award winners from the Winter Run: 15K Female 15-18: 1. Janet Durst. 17 (Greer), 1:17.15. 2.

Jessica Franklin, 16 (Greer), 1:17.39. 40-44: 2. Scottie Ferguson, 41 (Seneca), 1:21.36. SK Female Overall: 1. Julie Baldwin, 14 (Greer), 21:22.

2. Emily White, 18 (Greer), 21:38. 3. Anita Casey, 15 (Greer), 22:38. 14-under: 1.

Stacia Streetman, 12 (Greer), 24:42. 15-18: 1. Victoria Banks, 17 (Greer), 24:31. 2. Ashley Buchanan, 18 (Greer), 25:26.

Male 65-69: 1. David Andrews, 69 (Greenville), 41:30. Three complete Mercedes Marathon Anna Grace Baker, 27, of Greenville 715th in the Mercedes Marathon held Sunday in Birmingham, Ala. She completed the 26.2-mile race in 4 hours and 44 minutes. Mayme Baker, 31, of Greenville, finished 983rd with no time available.

Erick Herlong, 33, of Greenville, finished 984th, also with no time avail- STATE REPORT the first round lead while USC Aiken is 1 1 -strokes back. Kennesaw State is third at 308. Anderson is currently in 12th. TENNIS Rubin enters Family Circle Women's tennis players Chanda Rubin and Elena Dementieva have officially entered the Family Circle Cup to be held at Daniel Island in Charleston April 10-18. Currently ranked No.

9 and 10 respectively, Rubin and Dementieva will add to an impressive player field that includes world No. 1 Justine Henin-Hardenne, Serena Williams, Lindsay Davenport, Jennifer Capriati and Venus Williams. "Both Chanda and Elena represent some of the most talented players on the WTA Tour," Family Circle Cup Executive Director Frankie Whelan said. "Both had remarkable seasons last year and the Family Circle Cup is the perfect venue to show off their athletic talents on the court." SOCCER Clemson prepares for soccer CLEMSON The Clemson women's soccer team has announced its 2004 spring soccer schedule which includes two events at Riggs Field. Clemson will begin play Feb.

28 with two home matches against Be-thesda Excel at 2 p.m. and Greenville Futbol Club at 7:30 p.m. A week later, the Tigers will host the Peachtree City Lazers at 12:30 p.m. and the Pennsylvania Strikers at 7:30 p.m. Clemson will then play three games on the road in HuntsviHe, Ala.

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Murray, 52, has guided the Kings to three NHL playoff appearances and three 90-plus point seasons since being named head coach on June 14, 1999. His record is 171-132-47-21. Dave Taylor, the Kings' senior vice president and general manager, credited Murray with restoring stability to the team's coaching staff. Terms of Murray's deal were not disclosed. Assistant coaches Mark Hardy, Ray Bennett and John Van Boxmeer, and goaltending consultant Andy No-wicki also received multiyear extensions.

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Burlington Blast of Ontario, Canada followed by matches with Indiana and Ole Miss the next day. Clemson will finish its spring schedule on April 18 when it travels to Cary, N.C. for the ACC Spring Fling at the SAS Soccer Park. BASEBALL SAC hands out awards ROCK HILL Wingate's Josh Benton and Newberry's Stuart Kay were named South Atlantic Conference Player of the Week and Pitcher of the Week on Monday. Benton, an outfielder, was 4-for-4 with a double, a home run and five RBI in a win over Florida Southern.

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