1991_03 The Daily Collegian March 1991

              Sports,
The Collegian • March 5,1991
Athlete-of-the-Week
Collegian Sports Staff
Talk about having a
good weekend.
Fresno State softball
player Gina LoPiccolo had
the kind of offensive
numbers most players
would be envious of this
past weekend at the
Roadrunner Classic and is
the Collegian Sports'���Athlete-of-the-Week.
In six games -LoPiccolo
had nine hits, four of them
home runs, and 12 runs
batted in as the Bulldogs
went 5-1 in the
tournament. One of her
homers was a grand slam,
the first of her career.
LoPiccolo, a senior third
baseman, came into the
season   with   five   career
Gina LoPiccolo
home runs, and ended last
season as FSU's all-time
career RBI leader, with
112.
Other performance of note:
Amy Windmiller, softball:
Windmiller,    a    freshman,
threw   her   first   career   no-
hitter in FSU's 5-0 win over
McNeese State last Friday.
Tennis: FSU wins ail nine matches against New
Mexico State in a Big West Conference match
Continued from page 5
victory   over   Claude   DeCarish.
Andersen is now 5-3.
Nils Koitka 0-3) beat Chris
Enterman 6-3, 6-1 at the No. 4
slot while Mike Noel (2-4)
handled John Perry, 6-0, 7-5 at
the No. 5 position. At the sixth
singles spot, Olaf Sachau (2-1)
crushed Billy Hanson, 6-1,6-1.
Bulldogs Steve Jackson and
Peter Klinovsky were involved
in the days closest competition
in their No. 1 doubles match
against McNaney and DeCarish.
After dropping the first set, 7-6,
the Jackson-Klinovsky tandem
rallied for 6-3, 7-6 wins in the
second and third sets,
respectively. Jackson     and
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Klinovsky were teaming up for
the first time together.
Sophomores Darren Woo and
Rey Byrum, another new FSU
doubles combination, registered a
7-6, 7-5 win at the No. 3 slot over
the Aggies' Hanson-Enterman
duo.
Andersen teamed up with Luiz
Pinto for a win by injury default
at the No. 2 doubles position.
Softball: 'Dogs
bounce back with
sweep
Continued from page 5
and second one-hitter jn three
days to improve to 6-0 on the
season. The junior also struck out
12 batters to tie a school record
for strikeouts in a seven inning
game.
The Bulldogs struck early in
the second game with a run in the
first. Smith singled to lead off
the game, advanced to third
after two passed balls, and
scored on a Maher single.
The Bulldogs added an
insurance run in the fourth.
Lopez pinch-ran for Michelle
Bolt, who doubled to left, and
advanced to third after a
Michelle Gardiner single to
center. Smith's fielder's choice
plated Lopez with the game's
final run.
Cycling Club
has successful
meet at UCSB
Collegian Sports Staff
The Fresno State Cycling Club
placed in the top ten in four
events at a meet held Sunday at
UC Santa Barbara.
In the team trial competition,
the men's "A" team, consisting of
Mike Slavics, Jason Moore, Mark
Comes and Troy Ah Yo, took
fifth place overall in a field of
24 teams.
In the 60 mile men's "B" road
race, Troy Ah Yo took sixth
place out of a pack of 70 riders.
In the 75 mile mens "A" road
race, Mike Slavics took 14th
place out of a pack of 90 riders.
In the women's "B" road race,
Carla Slivoskey took ninth
place."
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