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8—The Dafly Collegian Tuesday, January 31,1^95 V Todd Warshaw/Sports Information One hundred forty-two pound wrestler Gerry Abas squares off against an opponent. Abas was " injured in a match against Boise State last Saturday. • Swimmers wade through competition By DougIas Stolhand Sports Editor /• 'Although WAC Championships are still a month away, the Fresno State Swimming team is hard at work deciding who will represent the Ttogs in Las Vegas. \ ."••.*' % Of the 22 girls on the swimming team, only 18 can go to the WAC Championships. The decision on who goes and who doesn't go is up to head coach Daniella Irle. She will be aided by the fact thatthe team is peaking at the right time. "I would say that last week vs. UNLV; we were as sharp as we have been all year," \. "That meet, (against UNLV), was the first chal¬ lenge we've had since December. The teams we've been swimming against realh/haven'tgiven us a challenge that we couldn't handle." The TJogs lost the meet vs. UNLV 61-34. • The areas that Irle feels the team has shown sharpness in is speed, which surprises her! "Speed See SWIM, Page 7 Lady 'Dogs tough as nails an season play By Michael Young Staff Writer -¥- -■/ \ The current Fresno State women's basketball poster fea¬ tures Linda Wunder's women donning construction wear and hard-hats, and in the back¬ ground is a construction site. The caption over the top of the poster reads: "The road to success is always under construction." I found it a little strange that this group had to leave the practice court to find a construction site,. This well-oiled basketball ma- \chine has been busy this winter erecting a house of victories that is nothing short-of impressive. When we last left pur Lady 'Dogs on Dec. 1$, they had built their way tea 3-4 record with a 70-54 win in Northridge. Since that time, these^fiardhats have been working overtime, racking up victory after victory, adding to that house one brick at a time. The Lady Ttogs wasted no time, going alljthe Way to Berke¬ ley to get that next addition to the house, that Linda Jjui.lt. Se¬ nior forward Kari Jorgensen led - the team with 21 points and 9 rebounds ii\ the 74-70 victory, their second straight onthe road. Wunder's women caught fire after their next win against Sac¬ ramento State and went on a tear, rivaled only by General Shenhan. They'put Sac. State away 73-64 behind a 17. point 12 rebound performance by Jorgensen. Michele Anderson led the 'Dogs with 7 assistsr **- New Year's Eve marked a brief return home for the Lady Ttogs to take on the Lady Tigers Of Pacific. Susan Conlan was the spark in the victory. Her 16 points and 8 rebounds, along with Cony Carter's 6 assists, served as more fuel to the fire of victory. \l The white hot Lady Ttogs started off the new on the right foot, taking their fire walking act to San Luis Obispo to meet Cal Poly. The 80-60 win in¬ creased their record to 7-4. Staci Oddo was hot for the Ttogs, adding 18 points. The'tafetest of the season for the Fresno State women was yet to be realized at they took their winning streak to BYU on Jan. 12. Bulldogs Susan Conlan and Michele Anderson played tough despite a 58-6^1oss. Conlan led the Lady Bulldogs with 16 points an<^ 7 rebounds. Anderson was responsible for5 Bulldog scores, adding 5 assists. Coach Linda Wunder's Ttogs foui\d it tough to decipher the WAC, picking another loss at home against Utah, giving them a league record of 0-2. Junior , forward Susan Conlan had no ^*trq#ble with WAC competition, putting in 13 points, bringing her two-game total to 29. Cony Carter Windex bottle, cleaning 10 boards. Jan.^9 brought the Lady 'LX>gs back to Fresno for a two game stand. The first saw the Ttogs doing b*t«e UTEP. The T>ogs leadership re-emerged, and seniors Kari jorgensen and Kristi Fulton controlled the ma-' jor stats. Jorgensen was the Big Ttog adding 23 points and 9 re¬ bounds. Kristi Fulton contrib¬ uted 6 assists in the 67,r66 wiry . Not to be out done, the junior -class asserted itself for Wunder's squad in their 75-58 win over New Mexico on Jan. 21. Staci Oddo poured .in 22 points, Tanisha Huddleston pulled in 10 rebounds and Michele Ander¬ son added 6 assists, as the Lady Ttogs go to 9-6 overall and 2-2 in WAC play. 'Dog wrestlers set sights on WAC title Zinkin brothers spirit Victory over Boise By Douglas Stolhand Sports Editor The Fresno State Wrestling team has its sightsTset on the NCAA, nationals, and all matches in between now and then are simply a formality. K D^pite going 1 -2 on their last road trip, the National Duals in Lincoln, Neb./the Ttogs remain • in the top 10 in the nationwide rankingsiThe no. 9 ranking that the TX>gs currently hold is still a great achievement, but it a not^ what the Ttogs are looking! foW "We're still in the top 10, and 7- that's something I never dreamt we could • do, so I'm happy." coach Dennis DeLiddo said. "However^ our whole season is an effort to yin Jhe WAC and ' get the team to nationals." The quest to win the WAC title started on Thursday, Jan. 26, when the bulldogs squared off against the Cowboysof Wyo¬ ming. Last year, the Ttogs man- handlecT>Vyomii)g by beating them34-3inaWtchplayed here in Fresno. Thisyter'smatch will be in Laramie, which doesn't bother DeLiddo too much. "Wyoming will b^ tough. It's . a mile higher up there, and it '■ will be tough." DeLiddo said on "Wednesday."They match up well against us, and that's What all dual meets come down to is how you match up with each other. It doesn't matter what you're ranked. If sonly how you match up with them. I |ust hope we can get out of Wyoming with a win." The Cowboys did indeed prove to be a tough match for the Bulldogs. However, Fresno State was/able to escape with a 26-12 victory, satisfying Jheir coaches wishes. The match win started early for the Ttogs as they won three of the first four matches. The only loss was Mike ^WUkey's 14c8 loss to Tom Hickenlooper ih the. 126 divi¬ sion. No. 11 DeWayne Zinkin won by forfeit at the 134-pound divi- sibn while Gerry Aba improved to 19-1 on the year with a 12-6 victory over Jason Gregerson at the 142. division. At the 172- pourd division, Jason Geris squared off with no. 3 Reese Andy. Andy had two takedowns in the first period to take a quick 4-1 lead en route'to a 6-2 deci¬ sion. The win improves the T)ogs:record to 9-3 on the sea¬ son. The win by 142-pound Gerry See WRESTLING, Page 7 I ^^^■^ ^H _^___m EF^B B 1 +^| W* * mm. \\ » kj W f i 1 iff1 m ^n$M*\m^A Mr ~^»3I EL •«/**' Tanisha Huddleston File Photo/The Daily Collegian A. ... 1
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Title | 1995_01 The Daily Collegian January 1995 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1995 |
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Title | January 31, 1995, Page 8 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1995 |
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. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | 8—The Dafly Collegian Tuesday, January 31,1^95 V Todd Warshaw/Sports Information One hundred forty-two pound wrestler Gerry Abas squares off against an opponent. Abas was " injured in a match against Boise State last Saturday. • Swimmers wade through competition By DougIas Stolhand Sports Editor /• 'Although WAC Championships are still a month away, the Fresno State Swimming team is hard at work deciding who will represent the Ttogs in Las Vegas. \ ."••.*' % Of the 22 girls on the swimming team, only 18 can go to the WAC Championships. The decision on who goes and who doesn't go is up to head coach Daniella Irle. She will be aided by the fact thatthe team is peaking at the right time. "I would say that last week vs. UNLV; we were as sharp as we have been all year," \. "That meet, (against UNLV), was the first chal¬ lenge we've had since December. The teams we've been swimming against realh/haven'tgiven us a challenge that we couldn't handle." The TJogs lost the meet vs. UNLV 61-34. • The areas that Irle feels the team has shown sharpness in is speed, which surprises her! "Speed See SWIM, Page 7 Lady 'Dogs tough as nails an season play By Michael Young Staff Writer -¥- -■/ \ The current Fresno State women's basketball poster fea¬ tures Linda Wunder's women donning construction wear and hard-hats, and in the back¬ ground is a construction site. The caption over the top of the poster reads: "The road to success is always under construction." I found it a little strange that this group had to leave the practice court to find a construction site,. This well-oiled basketball ma- \chine has been busy this winter erecting a house of victories that is nothing short-of impressive. When we last left pur Lady 'Dogs on Dec. 1$, they had built their way tea 3-4 record with a 70-54 win in Northridge. Since that time, these^fiardhats have been working overtime, racking up victory after victory, adding to that house one brick at a time. The Lady Ttogs wasted no time, going alljthe Way to Berke¬ ley to get that next addition to the house, that Linda Jjui.lt. Se¬ nior forward Kari Jorgensen led - the team with 21 points and 9 rebounds ii\ the 74-70 victory, their second straight onthe road. Wunder's women caught fire after their next win against Sac¬ ramento State and went on a tear, rivaled only by General Shenhan. They'put Sac. State away 73-64 behind a 17. point 12 rebound performance by Jorgensen. Michele Anderson led the 'Dogs with 7 assistsr **- New Year's Eve marked a brief return home for the Lady Ttogs to take on the Lady Tigers Of Pacific. Susan Conlan was the spark in the victory. Her 16 points and 8 rebounds, along with Cony Carter's 6 assists, served as more fuel to the fire of victory. \l The white hot Lady Ttogs started off the new on the right foot, taking their fire walking act to San Luis Obispo to meet Cal Poly. The 80-60 win in¬ creased their record to 7-4. Staci Oddo was hot for the Ttogs, adding 18 points. The'tafetest of the season for the Fresno State women was yet to be realized at they took their winning streak to BYU on Jan. 12. Bulldogs Susan Conlan and Michele Anderson played tough despite a 58-6^1oss. Conlan led the Lady Bulldogs with 16 points an<^ 7 rebounds. Anderson was responsible for5 Bulldog scores, adding 5 assists. Coach Linda Wunder's Ttogs foui\d it tough to decipher the WAC, picking another loss at home against Utah, giving them a league record of 0-2. Junior , forward Susan Conlan had no ^*trq#ble with WAC competition, putting in 13 points, bringing her two-game total to 29. Cony Carter Windex bottle, cleaning 10 boards. Jan.^9 brought the Lady 'LX>gs back to Fresno for a two game stand. The first saw the Ttogs doing b*t«e UTEP. The T>ogs leadership re-emerged, and seniors Kari jorgensen and Kristi Fulton controlled the ma-' jor stats. Jorgensen was the Big Ttog adding 23 points and 9 re¬ bounds. Kristi Fulton contrib¬ uted 6 assists in the 67,r66 wiry . Not to be out done, the junior -class asserted itself for Wunder's squad in their 75-58 win over New Mexico on Jan. 21. Staci Oddo poured .in 22 points, Tanisha Huddleston pulled in 10 rebounds and Michele Ander¬ son added 6 assists, as the Lady Ttogs go to 9-6 overall and 2-2 in WAC play. 'Dog wrestlers set sights on WAC title Zinkin brothers spirit Victory over Boise By Douglas Stolhand Sports Editor The Fresno State Wrestling team has its sightsTset on the NCAA, nationals, and all matches in between now and then are simply a formality. K D^pite going 1 -2 on their last road trip, the National Duals in Lincoln, Neb./the Ttogs remain • in the top 10 in the nationwide rankingsiThe no. 9 ranking that the TX>gs currently hold is still a great achievement, but it a not^ what the Ttogs are looking! foW "We're still in the top 10, and 7- that's something I never dreamt we could • do, so I'm happy." coach Dennis DeLiddo said. "However^ our whole season is an effort to yin Jhe WAC and ' get the team to nationals." The quest to win the WAC title started on Thursday, Jan. 26, when the bulldogs squared off against the Cowboysof Wyo¬ ming. Last year, the Ttogs man- handlecT>Vyomii)g by beating them34-3inaWtchplayed here in Fresno. Thisyter'smatch will be in Laramie, which doesn't bother DeLiddo too much. "Wyoming will b^ tough. It's . a mile higher up there, and it '■ will be tough." DeLiddo said on "Wednesday."They match up well against us, and that's What all dual meets come down to is how you match up with each other. It doesn't matter what you're ranked. If sonly how you match up with them. I |ust hope we can get out of Wyoming with a win." The Cowboys did indeed prove to be a tough match for the Bulldogs. However, Fresno State was/able to escape with a 26-12 victory, satisfying Jheir coaches wishes. The match win started early for the Ttogs as they won three of the first four matches. The only loss was Mike ^WUkey's 14c8 loss to Tom Hickenlooper ih the. 126 divi¬ sion. No. 11 DeWayne Zinkin won by forfeit at the 134-pound divi- sibn while Gerry Aba improved to 19-1 on the year with a 12-6 victory over Jason Gregerson at the 142. division. At the 172- pourd division, Jason Geris squared off with no. 3 Reese Andy. Andy had two takedowns in the first period to take a quick 4-1 lead en route'to a 6-2 deci¬ sion. The win improves the T)ogs:record to 9-3 on the sea¬ son. The win by 142-pound Gerry See WRESTLING, Page 7 I ^^^■^ ^H _^___m EF^B B 1 +^| W* * mm. \\ » kj W f i 1 iff1 m ^n$M*\m^A Mr ~^»3I EL •«/**' Tanisha Huddleston File Photo/The Daily Collegian A. ... 1 |