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6-Sports
The Daily Collegian
Novimui. 16,1992
CONTINUED If ROM PAW 7
BuUdogs in Jack Murphy Stadium
Saturday afternoon. The loser will
be eliminated from the WAC chase
with one weekend remaining for
the fou>ieams.
The^ldefensive line of the
Bulldogs had better take stock.
Marshall Faulk, the Aztecs'
Heisman Trophy candidate, went
berserk. He rushed fpr 300 yards
on 43 carries and four touchdowns.
B ut the secondary had better be
ready as well. SDSU quarterback
David Lowery had a big night He
completed 21 of 31 passes for 345
yards and two touchdowns.
- The Aztecs had lost two out of
their last three games.
SDSU wa$ ahead 17-14 after
one quarter, 24-21 at the half and
38-28 after three quarters.
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Hockey club team
loses to SDSU, 7-2
By Todd Warshaw
StaffWriter
The Krafib State Hockey Club
. lost to the San Diego State Aztecs,
7-2, in a hard game Saturday night
After getting of f to a slow start, the
Bulldogs came back and made a
strong showing in the second and
third periods.
The .Aztecs scored five goals in
the first period while holding FSU
to only two shots and no goals.
The second period was closer, with
Martin Nielsen scoring for Fresno
off strong play in front ofthe goal.
The assists were credited to Jack
Former and Mike Zavala. San
Diego answered with another goal
in the second, but the Bulldogs
were in control for most of the
period.
The intensity picked up in the San Diego again Sunday morning
third, with several fights, including and lost 13-2.
one that sent several players from
each team to the locker room early.
Both, teams scored again, with
Mike Zavala knocking in FSU's
final goal ofthe match, assisted by
Nielsen and George Grim.
Player and Coach Wayne
Arioto was pleased with the second
and third periods, and said the
problem with the first period is a
lack of practice time.
' "Financial limits prevent us
from getting ice time, so we only
get on the ice for games," he said,
adding that after a rusty first period,
the teams were very equal. That is
a positive sign for this season, since
the Aztecs are one of the top
conference teams.
"We played well vs. a very good
team," Arioto said of the Bulldogs'
performance. The Bulldogs played
SPIKERS
COHTWUIP FROM PACI 7
region in the country, I think we're
a final four team," Michelis said.
Radmilovich isn't so sure.
"I don't think they can win a
national championship, but I think
they can go pretty far," she said.
Before this weekend, Vivas said
that the important match was
Saturday night against the
conference's seventh place team,
the Utah Lady Utes.
If the Bulldogs had lostto Utah,
it would have severely damaged
their post-season aspirations and
their hold over second place in the
WAC.
But, like Friday night, the
Bulldogs (9-3, 15-10) started
slowly and were behind 9-2 in the
first game before rallying to a IS¬
IS, 15-7,11-15 and 15-3 win. J
"We did what we had to do, but
we're not pleased with how we
played, assistant Joey Vrazel said
after the Utah match.
Vrazel added the Bulldogs had
been on an emotional roller coaster
ride this weekend with highly
ranked BYU and seventh place
Utah.
Vrazel had nothing but good
things to say about the Lady Utes,
who the Bulldogs beat for the third
time this season.
"They're a very talented team.
We've struggled against them
every time we've played them,"
she said.
The victory virtually guarantees
the Bulldogs second place in the
WAC and keeps their post-season
hopes alive. The spikers have to be
ranked in the top eight in the
country at the end of the season to
receive a bid.
"We have to beat these teams,
if we had lost it would have been a
hell of a lot tougher," Vrazel .said.
The match against the Lady
Utes was the last on tire North
Gym hardwood in a Bulldog
uniform for Radmilovich and
fellow .senior Suzie Regul. e*
"It felt good," Radmilovich
said. "It was real emotional. I had
a lot of things going on in my
mind."
The Bulldogs end their first
season in the WAC this weekend
as they travel to The Pit in
Albuquerque, N.M. to close out
the season series with the Lobos
and El Paso, Texas to take on
UTEP.
HARRIS
CONTINUED PROM PA« J
.seconds.
He finished the race with a time
of 30 minutes and 46 seconds. It
was the 10th fastest time in school
his*iry.
Harris is a two-ume Big West
champion at 1,500 meters and an
All-American in the indoor mile.
The NCAA Region 7 meet also
took place on Saturday and Harris
almost won that one as well.He
finished second to Chris Jones of
Weber State. Jones finished in 30
minutes and 25 seconds.
-'*
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| Title | 1992_11 The Daily Collegian November 1992 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1992 |
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| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
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| Title | November 16, 1992, Page 8 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1992 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) 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 | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
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| Full-Text-Search | 6-Sports The Daily Collegian Novimui. 16,1992 CONTINUED If ROM PAW 7 BuUdogs in Jack Murphy Stadium Saturday afternoon. The loser will be eliminated from the WAC chase with one weekend remaining for the fou>ieams. The^ldefensive line of the Bulldogs had better take stock. Marshall Faulk, the Aztecs' Heisman Trophy candidate, went berserk. He rushed fpr 300 yards on 43 carries and four touchdowns. B ut the secondary had better be ready as well. SDSU quarterback David Lowery had a big night He completed 21 of 31 passes for 345 yards and two touchdowns. - The Aztecs had lost two out of their last three games. SDSU wa$ ahead 17-14 after one quarter, 24-21 at the half and 38-28 after three quarters. - \ i- Luxurious Apartment Homes Scott C. Ellis Enterprises Welcomes Students & Faculty Comfortable & Affordable I»IBCT TO 11 -IMIPIRISSID SCPTTSMEN ■ SCOTTSMEN 2777Wfllow5 IQQ aovis#CA ( 55 W. Dullard 292-4755 | Clovis, CA 1 297-2297 'Lighted courts for racquetball, basketball tennis and volleyball 'Swimming pool w/diving board & Jacuzzi •Fitness Center w/universal aerobic equip. *Rec. Center including game room w/pool tables. Lounge featuring cable TV. Picnic tables w/gas BBQ's Kennel Bookstore t ♦ Limited to first 100 customers who purchase on one receipt from 11-16-92. One cap per person per day. Hockey club team loses to SDSU, 7-2 By Todd Warshaw StaffWriter The Krafib State Hockey Club . lost to the San Diego State Aztecs, 7-2, in a hard game Saturday night After getting of f to a slow start, the Bulldogs came back and made a strong showing in the second and third periods. The .Aztecs scored five goals in the first period while holding FSU to only two shots and no goals. The second period was closer, with Martin Nielsen scoring for Fresno off strong play in front ofthe goal. The assists were credited to Jack Former and Mike Zavala. San Diego answered with another goal in the second, but the Bulldogs were in control for most of the period. The intensity picked up in the San Diego again Sunday morning third, with several fights, including and lost 13-2. one that sent several players from each team to the locker room early. Both, teams scored again, with Mike Zavala knocking in FSU's final goal ofthe match, assisted by Nielsen and George Grim. Player and Coach Wayne Arioto was pleased with the second and third periods, and said the problem with the first period is a lack of practice time. ' "Financial limits prevent us from getting ice time, so we only get on the ice for games," he said, adding that after a rusty first period, the teams were very equal. That is a positive sign for this season, since the Aztecs are one of the top conference teams. "We played well vs. a very good team," Arioto said of the Bulldogs' performance. The Bulldogs played SPIKERS COHTWUIP FROM PACI 7 region in the country, I think we're a final four team," Michelis said. Radmilovich isn't so sure. "I don't think they can win a national championship, but I think they can go pretty far," she said. Before this weekend, Vivas said that the important match was Saturday night against the conference's seventh place team, the Utah Lady Utes. If the Bulldogs had lostto Utah, it would have severely damaged their post-season aspirations and their hold over second place in the WAC. But, like Friday night, the Bulldogs (9-3, 15-10) started slowly and were behind 9-2 in the first game before rallying to a IS¬ IS, 15-7,11-15 and 15-3 win. J "We did what we had to do, but we're not pleased with how we played, assistant Joey Vrazel said after the Utah match. Vrazel added the Bulldogs had been on an emotional roller coaster ride this weekend with highly ranked BYU and seventh place Utah. Vrazel had nothing but good things to say about the Lady Utes, who the Bulldogs beat for the third time this season. "They're a very talented team. We've struggled against them every time we've played them," she said. The victory virtually guarantees the Bulldogs second place in the WAC and keeps their post-season hopes alive. The spikers have to be ranked in the top eight in the country at the end of the season to receive a bid. "We have to beat these teams, if we had lost it would have been a hell of a lot tougher," Vrazel .said. The match against the Lady Utes was the last on tire North Gym hardwood in a Bulldog uniform for Radmilovich and fellow .senior Suzie Regul. e* "It felt good," Radmilovich said. "It was real emotional. I had a lot of things going on in my mind." The Bulldogs end their first season in the WAC this weekend as they travel to The Pit in Albuquerque, N.M. to close out the season series with the Lobos and El Paso, Texas to take on UTEP. HARRIS CONTINUED PROM PA« J .seconds. He finished the race with a time of 30 minutes and 46 seconds. It was the 10th fastest time in school his*iry. Harris is a two-ume Big West champion at 1,500 meters and an All-American in the indoor mile. The NCAA Region 7 meet also took place on Saturday and Harris almost won that one as well.He finished second to Chris Jones of Weber State. Jones finished in 30 minutes and 25 seconds. -'* ■ • . |
