Alaska Anchorage Downs Western Oregon, 85-73

Berkey and Seymour led WOU with 21 points each.

(MONMOUTH) - 6-2 sophomore post Rebecca Kielpinski had 19 second-half points and 26 in the game to lead Alaska Anchorage to an 85-73 women’s basketball win over Western Oregon on Saturday night at the Physical Education Building.

The victory kept the Seawolves title hopes alive, as they finished the regular season with a 11-5 record in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference, one game behind conference leader Seattle Pacific.

No. 17 Oregon Takes Care of Rival Oregon State, 70-49

Maarty Leunen had 14 points and 10 rebounds for Oregon.

(EUGENE) - Bryce Taylor scored 22 and Aaron Brooks added 18 to lead No. 17 Oregon to a 70-49 victory against Oregon State on Saturday.

The Ducks (23-7, 11-7 Pac-10) won their final three games of the regular season and have won 14 straight against the Beavers (11-20, 3-15) at McArthur Court.

Oregon will go into next week's Pac-10 tournament as the fourth seed and will play Arizona.

Linfield Sweeps Willamette

(SALEM) - The Linfield Wildcats swept Willamette University (6,5) (9,8) in women's softball action on Saturday in Salem.

In the first game, Linfield's Rochelle Friend scored on shortstop Meredith Brunette's sacrifice fly in the top of the seventh inning to provide the winning run.

In the second game, Willamette scored four runs in the bottom of the seventh inning.

Champ Car: Bon Jovi, Jay Leno Headline Vegas Grand Prix Event

Hit country duo Big & Rich along with Cowboy Troy will also perform at the event.

(LAS VEGAS) - The Vegas Grand Prix will host an April 5th charity gala featuring superstar performances by Jon Bon Jovi and Friends and Jay Leno.

Proceeds raised during the event's silent and live auction will be donated by the newly formed Jenyon Foundation, Inc. to Keep Memory Alive -- the foundation for the Lou Ruvo Brain Institute, a local organization that funds research to help find a cure to Alzheimer, Huntington, Parkinson, ALS and memory disorders - among others.

The gala, to be held at the Bellagio, will feature numerous celebrities.

Portland State Women Defeat Northern Colorado, 77-63

Kelsey Kahle led the Vikings with 23 points.

(PORTLAND) - Portland State sophomore forward Kelsey Kahle and Northern Colorado senior forward Heather Barbour both reached 1,000 career points, however, it was the Vikings that also came away with a win, defeating the Bears 77-63 in a Big Sky Conference game Saturday afternoon at the Peter W. Stott Center.

The game was also the regular-season finale for both schools.

With the win, Portland State improves to 12-17 overall and finished 8-8 in the Big Sky, marking the Vikings’ best conference mark since going 9-7 in 2002-03.

Willamette`s Zerzan Sets NCAA DIII 1,500-Meter Run Standard

Zerzan won the NCAA Division III Women's Cross Country individual national title this past fall.

(SALEM) - The Willamette University men's and women's track and field teams opened the 2007 season by hosting the Willamette Opener on Saturday at the Charles Bowles Track, located at Bush's Pasture Park in Salem.

Willamette's Sarah Zerzan took second place in the event with a time of 4:39.96.

Kutz Complete Game Leads Pilots to Win

Given Kutz kept the Aggies off balance all night.

(DAVIS, Calif.) - The Pilots baseball team evened out its series with UC-Davis Saturday afternoon, topping the Aggies 5-2 behind a complete game by junior righthander Given Kutz.

Portland improves to 5-4 on the year while UC-Davis falls to 4-9.

Kutz (1-2) was masterful in nine innings, scattering eight hits and striking out five while allowing only two runs en route to the win.

No. 15 Oregon State Bangs Out 6-2 Win Over New Mexico

Mike Stutes improved his record to 3-0 this season with the win.

(COLLEGE STATION, Texas) - Drew George went 4-for-5 with a double, one run batted in, two runs scored and a stolen base for Oregon State as the 15th-ranked Beavers beat New Mexico 6-2 on Saturday afternoon at Olsen Field on the second day of the Domino’s Pizza Aggie Baseball Classic.

Mike Stutes pitched into the seventh inning to earn the win for OSU (12-3 overall).

Against New Mexico (6-10), the Beavers came up with 12 hits -- a significant improvement from their five in Friday night’s loss to Texas A&M -- but still left 13 runners on base.

No. 25 Cal Defeats Oregon, 63-51

Oregon still has a strong chance to be invited to the Women's NIT.

(SAN JOSE) - Devanei Hampton had 21 points and nine rebounds and No. 25 California moved into the Pac-10 tournament semifinals with a 63-51 victory against Oregon on Saturday.

With the win, the Golden Bears (23-7) matched their second-most victories in a season -- trailing only the 24 by the 1983-84 team.

Hampton, named conference player of the year on Thursday, shot 9-for-16, Natasha Vital scored 16 points and Ashley Walker added 12 points, 10 rebounds and three assists for Cal.