BASKETBALL

Danny Granger scored 29 points and Dahntay Jones added a season-high 25, helping the Pacers defeat the Boston Celtics 113-104.... LeBron James' three-point play with 28 seconds remaining lifted the short-handed Cleveland Cavaliers to a 107- 103 victory against the Utah Jazz.... Dwyane Wade's 3-pointer with 0.1 seconds left gave the Miami Heat an 81-80 victory over the undermanned and winless New Jersey Nets

* James Stewart led the Hutchinson Community College men with 16 points in a 90-33 win over East Oklahoma State. Joe Mitchell and Dylan Frantz added 12 points apiece.

* Heather Robben scored 18 points and Ariella McGhee added 15 points and 13 rebounds as the Hutchinson women defeated Labette County 79-51.

VOLLEYBALL

Karina Garlington led Kansas with a match-high 19 kills, while sophomore Allison Mayfield chipped in with 16 to help lead the Jayhawks to a 3-1 upset over No. 21 Baylor at Lawrence, 25-18, 19-25, 25-20 and 25-20. It was Kansas' first win over a top 25 team since 2007.

* Arica Shepard led No. 9 Emporia State with 12 kills and 19 digs — her 12th straight double-double — as the Hornets rolled to a 25-21, 24-15, 25-15 win over Fort Hays State in their regular-season finale.

Figure skating

Canadian pair Meagan Duhamel and Craig Buntin withdrew from Skate America on Saturday in Lake Placid, N.Y., when she fell hard to the ice and reinjured her right leg. Duhamel landed on her shoulder, then banged her head on the ice on a throw triple loop. Buntin immediately skated over and helped her to her feet and she was wobbly as she went to the sideboards.

Golf

Gregory Bourdy of France shot a bogey-free 7-under 63 on Saturday to take the lead heading into the final round of the $2.5 million Hong Kong Open. Robert-Jan Derksen of the Netherlands was the only one of the three other overnight leaders to keep pace with Bourdy, shooting a 5 under to stay within two strokes after the third round.

* George McNeill closed with a double-bogey, allowing three others to share the lead heading into the final round of the Children's Miracle Network Classic at Disney World. Justin Leonard, Justin Rose and Mathias Gronberg were also tied atop the leaderboard.

Soccer

In its first warmup match for next year's World Cup, the United States was missing key starters and lacked sharpness in a 1-0 loss to host Slovakia. Marek Hamsik converted a penalty kick in the 26th minute after Austrian referee Stefan Messner called defender Jonathan Bornstein for pushing Vladimir Weiss — the son of Slovakia's coach — in the penalty area. Hamsik sent a low shot to the right corner, with goalkeeper Brad Guzan diving in the opposite direction.

* Diego Maradona faces a FIFA disciplinary panel today in Zurich that could ban the Argentine coach from games at next year's World Cup because of his expletive-filled rant. His outburst, aimed at the Argentine media, came during a news conference last month after his team clinched a spot in the World Cup in South Africa. Under one provision of FIFA's discipline code, the panel must ban Maradona for at least five games if it finds he offended the "dignity of a person or group of persons through contemptuous, discriminatory or denigratory words."

SWIMMING

Michael Phelps finished fifth in the 200-meter butterfly final at a short-course World Cup meet in Berlin. Nikolay Skvortsov of Russia, who had the fastest qualifying time, won the final in 1:50.58. Phelps is competing in an old-style swimsuit that will become the standard Jan. 1.

Skiing

Maria Riesch of Germany won the opening women's World Cup slalom Saturday, edging Lindsey Vonn of the United States by 0.08 seconds. Riesch, the defending world slalom champion, finished with a two-run time of 1 minute, 48.71 seconds on the Black Course in Levi, Finland.

Tennis

Novak Djokovic reached the final of the Paris Masters for the first time by overpowering Rafael Nadal 6-2, 6-3. The 22-year-old Serb will face Gael Monfils of France today. He advanced to the final with a 6-4, 5-7, 6-4 win over Radek Stepanek.