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Sp&rfs
Shy Regul
Daily Collegian
' Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1990
do the talking
Middle blocker has quietly turned into a team leader for spikers
By John Welsh
COLLEGIAN SPORTS STAFF
v
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■
The bunny from hell is here," says Bongo, the one-
eared rabbit created by Matt (The Simpsons"
mastermind) Greening.
Bongo is posted on Suzic Regul's bedroom door in
her apartment In The California^ complex on
Bulldog Lane. You could say Bongo, Infamously
, known for the Life In Hell' cartoon strips,
represents Regul's situation when reporters come
knocking. \.
Regul. a member of the F*resno State women's
volleyball team, despises the dreaded interview with
those evil media types. Life becomes hell.
She finds ways to ease her anxiety. \
Whether it's picking up a guitar, midnight cookie
making, or engaging in video games. Suzle Regul
finds a way to relieve the stress. f
Her life may not be as stressful as a broker on the
New-York Stock Exchange.-btft 19-year-old Suzle
Regul's role as a Bulldog can get tense.
She can handle courses, like physics and zoology -
as her 3.5 GPA would illustrate. But when It comes
down to an interview with an unfamiliar person, or
"person of authority" as she put It. it's stressballtn'
time;
Regul, a 6-1 sophomore middle blocker for the
Bulldogs, struggles with interviews. However. If
Regul continues her consistent domination on-the
court - first In total blocks and second in kills for
FSU - she's bound to be faced with more reporters.
After our talk Monday evening. Regul. a product
of San Jose's Prospect High, was immediately ready
to grab her guitar and work those strings.
"I haven't figured it out I don't know why she's so
shy toward Interviews." said Dr. Suzanne Regul,
Suzle's mother. "Maybe she's afraid of saying
something dumb.
"I also don't think she likes the attenUon or being
labeled a star." added Dr. Regul. a gynecologist "She i
enjoys Just being one of the team, rather than being
singled out"
Suzle singled herself out Saturday at Cal State
Fullerton as she recorded a^career-high 20 kills In
the Bulldogs' victory. She's second on the team with
186. an average of three kills a game. Regul leads
Fresno State in the blocks department with 65.
including 11 solo blocks.
FSU. entering tonight's Big West Conference
battle at Pacific with an 8-9 record, will need Regul
at her best against the No. 3 Tigers. With its win
over the Titans. FSU is already 3-3 in the Big West,
equalling Its league win total of a season past (p-15).
Regul Is one reason why the 'Dogs are remaining
in contention for an NCAA post-season berth.
Regul's success this season is even more sweet,
following a year when she recorded a measly 14
kills in 10 games. In 1989 Regul was nagged with a
sore right elbow due to bone chips.
She decided to make sure 1990 wasn't another
disappointment.
"My goal was to start the right side." she said. "1
worked real hard in the summer. I kept in shape
and played numerous toiim amen is."
When she came back. Regul* said people ware
surprised.
They Just kind of drooled." she said. "No. I'm just
kidding."
Yes. Regul does have a sense of humor -especially
during the nervousness of an Interview.
She also feels the number of kills she has is
meaningless. M
See REGUL, page 7
FSU Sports information
Fr«noStcrt©sophorrKirem»ddte blocker Suzy Regul had a career-high 20 killf,Oct. 6 in FSU's
four-game win.
Bulldog runners fare well at Stanford Invite
Lienau, Rockwood-Amster pace men's and women's teams
ByBobbvTodd
CCXIJ-QANSroraSCTAH'
Led by defending Big West
Conference Champion Jason Lienau,
the Fresno State men's cross country
team finished sixth at the Stanford
Invitational last Saturday In Palo
Alto.
The Bulldogs finished behind
national powers Arkansas. Arizona
and Wake Forest, who entered the
Invitational ranked second, third and
ninth tn the nation respectively.
while Stanford and UC-Santa Barbara
finished fifth and sixth.
Lienau. who won the individual title
at the Hawaii Invitational two weeks
ago. finished 16th in a field of 110
runners Saturday, while teammates
NetT McChte (28th). Gilbert Delgado
(32nd). Jim Zimmer (48th) and Todd
Shelter (57th) also paced Fresno to Its
respectable sixth place finish.
Other Bulldog runners to finish
were Keith VTdetto (70th). Kelly Dodge
(93rd) and David Naranjo (97th).
The Bulldogs, who have won two of
the three lnvitatlonals they have
competed in this year, will travel to
the . Cal-Poly San ' Luis Obispo
Invitational this Saturday. ,
The Fresno State women's team also
competed.at the Stanford Invitational
and finished 11th. The race featured
four of the top 15 teams In the nation.
Wisconsin (No. 6), BYU (No. 7).
Arkansas (No. 8) and UC-Irvlne (No.
12).
Cindy Rockwood-Amster continued
as the top Bulldog finisher by placing
32nd.
Rockwood-Amster. Fresno State's
tap woman cross country runner in
1989. has finished 12th and second In
her only other two races In 1990.
Other top Bulldog finishers were
Julie Verke (48th), Betty Chavez (51st).
Shannon Leader, the FSU record
holder In the 800 meters. (60th) and
I"welynI»tautiiao(68th).
The women will also be competing
in the Cal-Poly SLO Invitational
Saturday in San Luis Obispo.
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| Title | 1990_10 The Daily Collegian October 1990 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1990 |
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| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
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| Title | October 9, 1990, Page 6 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1990 |
| Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. : BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels ; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Assocated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | Page 6 Sp&rfs Shy Regul Daily Collegian ' Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1990 do the talking Middle blocker has quietly turned into a team leader for spikers By John Welsh COLLEGIAN SPORTS STAFF v '. ■ The bunny from hell is here," says Bongo, the one- eared rabbit created by Matt (The Simpsons" mastermind) Greening. Bongo is posted on Suzic Regul's bedroom door in her apartment In The California^ complex on Bulldog Lane. You could say Bongo, Infamously , known for the Life In Hell' cartoon strips, represents Regul's situation when reporters come knocking. \. Regul. a member of the F*resno State women's volleyball team, despises the dreaded interview with those evil media types. Life becomes hell. She finds ways to ease her anxiety. \ Whether it's picking up a guitar, midnight cookie making, or engaging in video games. Suzle Regul finds a way to relieve the stress. f Her life may not be as stressful as a broker on the New-York Stock Exchange.-btft 19-year-old Suzle Regul's role as a Bulldog can get tense. She can handle courses, like physics and zoology - as her 3.5 GPA would illustrate. But when It comes down to an interview with an unfamiliar person, or "person of authority" as she put It. it's stressballtn' time; Regul, a 6-1 sophomore middle blocker for the Bulldogs, struggles with interviews. However. If Regul continues her consistent domination on-the court - first In total blocks and second in kills for FSU - she's bound to be faced with more reporters. After our talk Monday evening. Regul. a product of San Jose's Prospect High, was immediately ready to grab her guitar and work those strings. "I haven't figured it out I don't know why she's so shy toward Interviews." said Dr. Suzanne Regul, Suzle's mother. "Maybe she's afraid of saying something dumb. "I also don't think she likes the attenUon or being labeled a star." added Dr. Regul. a gynecologist "She i enjoys Just being one of the team, rather than being singled out" Suzle singled herself out Saturday at Cal State Fullerton as she recorded a^career-high 20 kills In the Bulldogs' victory. She's second on the team with 186. an average of three kills a game. Regul leads Fresno State in the blocks department with 65. including 11 solo blocks. FSU. entering tonight's Big West Conference battle at Pacific with an 8-9 record, will need Regul at her best against the No. 3 Tigers. With its win over the Titans. FSU is already 3-3 in the Big West, equalling Its league win total of a season past (p-15). Regul Is one reason why the 'Dogs are remaining in contention for an NCAA post-season berth. Regul's success this season is even more sweet, following a year when she recorded a measly 14 kills in 10 games. In 1989 Regul was nagged with a sore right elbow due to bone chips. She decided to make sure 1990 wasn't another disappointment. "My goal was to start the right side." she said. "1 worked real hard in the summer. I kept in shape and played numerous toiim amen is." When she came back. Regul* said people ware surprised. They Just kind of drooled." she said. "No. I'm just kidding." Yes. Regul does have a sense of humor -especially during the nervousness of an Interview. She also feels the number of kills she has is meaningless. M See REGUL, page 7 FSU Sports information Fr«noStcrt©sophorrKirem»ddte blocker Suzy Regul had a career-high 20 killf,Oct. 6 in FSU's four-game win. Bulldog runners fare well at Stanford Invite Lienau, Rockwood-Amster pace men's and women's teams ByBobbvTodd CCXIJ-QANSroraSCTAH' Led by defending Big West Conference Champion Jason Lienau, the Fresno State men's cross country team finished sixth at the Stanford Invitational last Saturday In Palo Alto. The Bulldogs finished behind national powers Arkansas. Arizona and Wake Forest, who entered the Invitational ranked second, third and ninth tn the nation respectively. while Stanford and UC-Santa Barbara finished fifth and sixth. Lienau. who won the individual title at the Hawaii Invitational two weeks ago. finished 16th in a field of 110 runners Saturday, while teammates NetT McChte (28th). Gilbert Delgado (32nd). Jim Zimmer (48th) and Todd Shelter (57th) also paced Fresno to Its respectable sixth place finish. Other Bulldog runners to finish were Keith VTdetto (70th). Kelly Dodge (93rd) and David Naranjo (97th). The Bulldogs, who have won two of the three lnvitatlonals they have competed in this year, will travel to the . Cal-Poly San ' Luis Obispo Invitational this Saturday. , The Fresno State women's team also competed.at the Stanford Invitational and finished 11th. The race featured four of the top 15 teams In the nation. Wisconsin (No. 6), BYU (No. 7). Arkansas (No. 8) and UC-Irvlne (No. 12). Cindy Rockwood-Amster continued as the top Bulldog finisher by placing 32nd. Rockwood-Amster. Fresno State's tap woman cross country runner in 1989. has finished 12th and second In her only other two races In 1990. Other top Bulldog finishers were Julie Verke (48th), Betty Chavez (51st). Shannon Leader, the FSU record holder In the 800 meters. (60th) and I"welynI»tautiiao(68th). The women will also be competing in the Cal-Poly SLO Invitational Saturday in San Luis Obispo. |
