1990_12 The Daily Collegian December 1990

              Monday, Dec. 3, 1990
The Dally Collegian
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swim past Pepperdine
Saturdays    meet    -with
in*.        FrcstK state
swimming   coach   Ten   McK*ever
worried   that   her  women's   lean
would not think about next week
tougl USC Gran I Prix
By the end of the day, Mcffeever
h ills      o be i     ried afcx if
e Build - r dominated ihs
Waves 05 53 FSU m ,<-d to 6-1
With the ion conference win.
.■"We only iost one race .today 150-
e (Cter frt    I ~ '   We didrit overlook .
i   ppen ;-.-. they're a good team," ]
sakSMcKecvcr.
Since the Bulldogs won 13 of 14
■-petite : Saiyrday,; a. number'.,Of'
swmmwrs had mulh^te'victories.
Sophomore Vicld Blnns swam to
s in the 100 [1;09.S0! and 200
'   jjastroke. ' Blnns was ;
of the: winning 200-
roeter' medley relay (earn IQtoo*. Erin
PaulL Katie Unfcer, «k<S rajthmy
Fyyinsri),  .
*"J   was   realty   r^aUxi  [with   my
perfbromnoej. i    haven't    been
swlrnrolng.well lately, but 1 bad a good
100 and 200 breast    *a*d Stao*. -who
>■   i   <    t itf&ijj »
J9.99,'::1lfa        at    r,       boo!   ha    i ■
htfeldt'i time ci:! :S&,i<~ wa-; -food
enough to win the 200 freestyle, and
_.%, teamed with iPauH, Tinker, and
ChristSrie .SweeUaSd,iQ:.Wfo :;lhe 400
frt^"ryferelay; ■'•■■::■ ■;:■■:    ' ■...* M-
•i Angel Trteteri :s&o had a :i%day/fcr
the Bulldogs.". Tristan was victorious?
in both, the: 500 and : ,i000-meter
freestyle events.
. "As a team. we. did real weK." said
Tristan. "As for myself. I did O.K. but
there's rbrjmforimrjrowrJlent*
'.' dther:BulWog winners on Saturday
included Paull flOGlahd aOO^jncter
backstroke},    Shannon    Olive    {200
rwtiertM, Ttnkirr (100 treestrieL
and Fu'rroan f200. individual
rrrdteyf;
The lone win for Pepperdine on
to lay* Jennifer Phip s »•*» n
theSO-re^'ejftsestyie. ■ ..'.■-   ■::-:: ;:■#>'■■
had a 5 »: fc>    I a    u&s <r
d*I;» loit«f good ^wUarcing
The BuUdoc women are getting
ready- for 'Kb weekend's L^
Gtatkj i-o ,. L >rtg t each, a i e ftnt
il ui wi'8 eaita >roe . he "be*
coUegJafe '-swimmers in" the'-nadon',;
:The FSU' swimmers know how
'■■tmgfanjant- it is to perform Well
ihere>',; ..:,;:
"I'm really excited about next
week's tournament" said Tristan.
~\ want to see how 1 can do against
topcon^Utton."
"My tiroes" will be better at the
Grand Prix," said Blnns.
"flbe Grand Prtx! will be a big,
meet; for; us.   I'm happy that;[the ■
teamj   i»   swimming   weB,"   said
McKeever.
BASKETBALL
Continued from page 6
as he did.
"When I heard over the PA system
Tod had 29 I was a little shocked. I
didn't' think he had that many,"
Colson said. "I didn't think he. took
any bad shots, maybe none that I
know of. His little fade at the post is
one of those NBA Jobs."
Barnett 03) and Wllbert Hooker (10)
also scored (0 double figures 'for
Fresno State. Hooker nailed a buzzer-
beater from about midcourt to end the
first half on an FSU high note. The
Bulldogs led 38-37 at the break.
Fresno State raced to an 11-1 start
in just 3:01 and led 33-25 with 5:32
remaining before. intermission.
However, the T-Birds roared back
with a 12-2 run as FSU's shooting
went cold. Toward the end of the first
half the Bulldogs seerned to have
trouble getting even the. easiest of
shots to fail and finished the first half
with 39.5 percent shooting efficiency.
In the second half, though. Fresno
State found its shot again, hitting 20-
of-33 attempts for over 60 percent
shooting. The Bulldogs owned the
boards, too, outrebounding the
visitors 46-38. "m
Southern Utah State was led by
Marcelic Da Vor with 21. The
Thunderbirds' top gun, David Barton,
who entered Saturday's game
averaging 29 points per game, was
limited to 18 points.
"It's a good game for us to get under
our belt" said Colson. "I think our
people     need    confidence- And
confidence    comes    through    being
successful, winning."
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