WILLIAMS WINS GOLD MEDAL AT POLISH WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL, ROSHANZAMIR TAKES SILVER MEDAL AND VERNON WINS A BRONZE, LEADING USA TO A SECOND PLACE FINISH ON FEB. 14 
   Shannon Williams (Simi Valley, Calif./Sunkist Kids) claimed a gold medal at 112.25 pounds, the top U.S. performance at Polish Women's International Open in Warsaw, Poland, Feb. 14. 
   Afsoon Roshanzamir (Phoenix, Ariz./Sunkist Kids) claimed a silver medal at 101.25 pounds and Satrinina Vernon (Fairfield, Calif./UM-Morris) won a bronze medal at 149.75 pounds. 
   The United States placed a strong second in the team standings with 101 points, behind team champion France with 116 points. Japan, the defending World champion team, placed third with 70 points. A total of 32 teams from 13 nations entered the tournament. 
   Williams won four straight matches to claim the gold medal, including a 6-0 decision over Celine Menu of France in the championship finals. Her closest match came in the second round, when she beat Anne Delunsch of France in a 2-2 referee's decision. Williams is a four-time World silver medalist. 
   Roshanzamir lost in the gold medal finals by pin to Yuki Umeda of Japan. Roshanzamir won three straight matches to qualify for the championship finals. Roshanzamir is a two-time World medalist. 
   Vernon lost her first match to Elvira Barriea of Austria, 4-1, then rebounded with four straight wins to claim the bronze medal. She avenged her loss with a 1-1 referee's decision over Barriea in the third-place match. 
   Two U.S. wrestlers placed fifth in their weight classes: Stephanie Murata (Phoenix, Ariz./Sunkist Kids) at 123.25 pounds and Dominique Smalley (Iowa City, Iowa/UM-Morris) at 165.25 pounds. Murata had a 5-2 record in the meet, and Smalley had a 3-2 record. 
   Treeva Cohee (Omaha, Neb./Edmonson Youth YMCA) placed seventh at 123.25 pounds with a 3-2 record. It was Cohee's first competition since she had a kidney transplant last fall. 
  POLISH WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL OPEN at Warsaw, Poland, Feb. 14 
  Medalists 
   101.25 - Gold -Yuji Umeda (Japan); Silver - Afsoon Roshanzamir (USA); Bronze - Farah Touchi (France) 
   112.25 -Gold - Shannon Williams (USA); Silver - Celine Menu (France); Bronze - Anne Delunsch (France) 
   123.25 - Gold - Anna Gomis (France); Silver - Diletta Giampiccolo (Poland); Bronze - Yuka Mitadera (Japan) 
   136.5 - Gold - Lene Aanes (Norway); Silver - Kinea Giezgala (Poland); Bronze - Nikola Hartmann (Austria) 
   149.75 -Gold - Evalina Pruszko (Poland); Silver - Anna Udycz (Poland); Bronze - Satrinina Vernon (USA) 
   165.25 - Gold - Eoyta Witkowska (Poland); Silver - Zanda Reutenberg (Latvia); Bronze - Monika Kowalska (Poland) 
  U.S. performances 
   101.25 - Afsoon Roshanzamir, Phoenix, Ariz., 2nd - won by pin over Katarlyina Marek (Slovakia); dec. Misato Shimuzu (Japan), 12-9; dec. Mariola Dobrowolska (Poland), 3-0; lost pin to Yuki Umeda (Japan) 
   112.25 - Shannon Williams, Simi Valley, Calif., 1st - dec. Izabella Kozera (Poland), 4-0; won by ref. dec. over Anne Delunsch (France), 2-2, ot, 7:00; dec. Francine Depaola (France), 3-0; dec. Celine Menu (France), 6-0 
   112.25 - Treeva Cohee, Omaha, Neb., 7th - lost dec. to Francine Depaola (France), 6-0; pin Izabella Kozera (Poland); pin Joanna Kolodziez (Poland); pin Monika Krayclyk (Poland); lost dec. to Anne Delunsch (France), 3-0 
   123.25 - Stephanie Murata, Phoenix, Ariz., 5th - won by tech. fall over Anna Nowak (Poland), 10-0; lost dec. to Yuka Mitadera (Japan), 6-3; dec. Elidifta Stryclek (Poland), 4-3; dec. Karolina Pastuchew (Poland), 7-3; pin Margarita Starikova (Poland); lost dec. to Natalia Ivanova (Russia), 3-2; dec. Sandrine Seve (France), 5-1 
   136.5 - Jimi Dawn Hornbuckle, Poteau, Okla., dnp - won by forfeit; lost dec. to Ludmila Golowclenko (Ukraine), 9-0; lost by pin to Nikola Hartmann (Austria) 
   149.75 - Satrinina Vernon, Fairfield, Calif., 3rd - lost dec. to Elvira Barriea (Austria), 4-1; pin Agnieska Butor (Poland); pin Monika Michalik (Poland); pin Lene Barlie (Norway); dec. Yamila Zeolak (Poland), 3-0; won by ref. dec. over Elvira Barriea (Austria), 1-1, ot, 7:00 
   165.25 - Dominique Smalley, Iowa City, Iowa, 5th - pin Agnieszka Baran (Poland); lost pin to Eoyta Witkowska (Poland); pin Agnieszka Jastrebska (Slovakia); lost pin to Svetlana Martynieko (Russia); dec. Anna Cebula (Poland), 15-5 
   Team Standings - 1. France, 116 pts.; 2. United States, 101 pts.; 3. Japan, 70 pts.; 4. Gwardia Warszawa club (Poland), 63 pts.; 5. Norway, 40 pts.; 6. Austria, 35 pts.; 7. Latvia, 35 pts.; 8. Ukraine, 34 pts.; 9. Platan Borkowice club (Poland), 30 pts.; 10. Russia, 30 pts. (of 32 teams).