TOURNAMENT: Oklahoma Invitational
HOST: Oklahoma University    Norman, Oklahoma
DATE: December 2
FORMAT: ACF; champion determined by full round-robin
TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR: Eric Bell, Oklahoma University

1.  UT Dallas A           9-1  (lost to Wichita State)
2.  Memphis               9-1 (lost to UTD)
3.  Wichita State         9-1 (lost to Memphis)
4.  OU Frosh              6-4
5.  UT Dallas One         6-4
6.  Rose State Piranhas   5-5
7.  Rice                  5-5
8.  Garden City CC        3-7
9.  College of the Ozarks 2-8
10.  Rose State All-Stars 1-9
11.  St. Thomas           0-10 -- noshow

Congrats to all all-tournament team:
1.  Robert Margolis  UTD A           98.3 ppg
2.  Joseph           Rice            59.4 ppg
3.  Seth Kendall     Memphis         56.1 ppg
4.  Henry Herron     Wichita State   55.6 ppg

and the rest of the top 10:
5.  Emily Moore, OU Frosh  31.9 ppg
6.  Anthony Burgett, OU Frosh  26.1 ppg
7.  David M, Rose State Piranhas  23.9 ppg
8.  Scott Smith, Wichita State  17.8 ppg
     Glynn McGowan, Memphis  17.8 ppg
10.  Cathy B. UT-Dallas One, 17.5 ppg

Commgs were not decided until the last game.  UTD A easily
blew out UTD-One, but could only watch--along with bye team WSU -- to see
if the OU frosh could upset Memphis, which would have sent the trophy
to Wichita.  And it looked like they were going to for a while:  OU
grabbed an 80-point 1st half lead, only to have Memphis rally and take
the lead in the early 2nd half.  OU's Robyn Conder hit a wild guess on
tossup 20 after a Memphis interrupt, and 20 on the bonus would have
tied.  But alas OU, was shut out of the bonus.

	UT-Dallas A was impressive, but I thought everybody looked pretty
good.  Wichita State and Memphis both played extremely tough, and Rose
State Piranhas had to have been of the best JC teams I have ever seen.
This is a two-year school that beat Rice and stayed within striking
distance of the OU frosh.  OU started SLOW (a 400-something-to-55
pounding from Rice) but rebounded nicely, playing UTD A and Memphis
extremely tough