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THE DAILY
COLLEGIAN
Tuesday, September 12,1995
Xady kickers get historic first win
Sports Information
Bulldog freshman Sara
Yudin's goal put Fresno over the
top
[logs 3, Air Forte 2
By Troy Wagner
Staff Writer
The Fresno State women's soc¬
cer team made history again over
the weekend wiu\the first victory
in their short history, a dramatic 3-
2 defeat of Air Force in Chico, Ca¬
lif. Freshman Sara Yudin scored the
game-winner for tfie Bulldogs at the
West Coast Women's Soccer Clas¬
sic, as they won the first game of
their inaugural season.
The win came after three straight
losses, including a heart-breaking 1 -
0 defeat in the second overtime pe¬
riod to Chico State in the
tournament's first game. Freshman
goalkeeperTroyann Gentile had 18
saves agaipst the Wildcats and the
Bulldogs had several strong
chances at goals throughout, but
Chico State was able to prevail with
nine minutes left in overtime.
But it was Sunday's game
against Air Force that provided the
weekend's highlight.
With the Bulldogs and Falcons
tied 2-2, Yudin received a feed on
the right side off a free kick from
freshman Michelle Hackett and
curled it into the lower left corner
for the score.
Yudin also helped Fresno State
get on the scoreboard first, just 3
minutes, 50 seconds into the match.
After an Air Force foul, Yudin
passed the free kick high in the air
toward the right corner. The ball
took a high bounce and was vol¬
leyed past Falcon goalkeeper
Stephanie Jardin into the goal.
But Air Force came back with
two goals of their own before half-
time. The Falcons' Katherine Love
hit a magnificent shot from 20 yards
out on the right that blazed into the
upper right corner. Soon after that.
Fresno State defender Cheryl Gano
was not able to clear a loose ball
near the Fresno State goal. Air
Force's Jill Van Ess stole it and
the game.
The auto-goal set up Yudin's
game-winner 13 minutes later, and
Fresno State held on for the final
three to give them an emotional
win. When the final whistle
sounded, the scene on the Fresno
"Fm very happy to get our first win. We've
been so close in our first three games. It was a
great team effort against a pretty good team."
—Head Coach Peter Reynaud
rolled it in from seven yards out to
give AFA a 2-1 balftime lead.
The second half belonged to
Fresno State, however, as they re¬
ceived a bit of luck on their next
score. Air Force defenders were not
able to control a loose ball in front
of thejr net and inadvertently
shanked it into their own goal to tie
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State side looked as if they had won
the national championship.
Afterwards, Fresno State assis¬
tant Julie Cochran joked about the
win's significance.
This is the greatest win we've
ever had here," Cochran said.
Said head coach Peter Reynaud:
"I'm very happy to get our first win.
We've been so close in our first
three games. It was a great team ef¬
fort against a pretty good team."
Fresno State will hope to build
on the win when they travel down
to UC Irvine for the two-day Nike
Invitational. The 'Dogs will face
BYU on Friday, the only WAC team
they face during the regular season.
They will wrap the tournament up
on Saturday with a match against
UC Irvine. Fresno State does not
play their first home game until
September 22, when they debut in
Bulldog Stadium against NAIA
Westmont.
Correction:
A photo caption on page 6 in
Monday's edition incorrectly
identified the player as Mikte
Matson. The player depicted in
the photo, which accompanied
the men's soccer story, is Eric
Farfan. •
The Collegian regrets the er-
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| Title | September 12, 1995, Page 7 |
| 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. |
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s
PORTS
THE DAILY
COLLEGIAN
Tuesday, September 12,1995
Xady kickers get historic first win
Sports Information
Bulldog freshman Sara
Yudin's goal put Fresno over the
top
[logs 3, Air Forte 2
By Troy Wagner
Staff Writer
The Fresno State women's soc¬
cer team made history again over
the weekend wiu\the first victory
in their short history, a dramatic 3-
2 defeat of Air Force in Chico, Ca¬
lif. Freshman Sara Yudin scored the
game-winner for tfie Bulldogs at the
West Coast Women's Soccer Clas¬
sic, as they won the first game of
their inaugural season.
The win came after three straight
losses, including a heart-breaking 1 -
0 defeat in the second overtime pe¬
riod to Chico State in the
tournament's first game. Freshman
goalkeeperTroyann Gentile had 18
saves agaipst the Wildcats and the
Bulldogs had several strong
chances at goals throughout, but
Chico State was able to prevail with
nine minutes left in overtime.
But it was Sunday's game
against Air Force that provided the
weekend's highlight.
With the Bulldogs and Falcons
tied 2-2, Yudin received a feed on
the right side off a free kick from
freshman Michelle Hackett and
curled it into the lower left corner
for the score.
Yudin also helped Fresno State
get on the scoreboard first, just 3
minutes, 50 seconds into the match.
After an Air Force foul, Yudin
passed the free kick high in the air
toward the right corner. The ball
took a high bounce and was vol¬
leyed past Falcon goalkeeper
Stephanie Jardin into the goal.
But Air Force came back with
two goals of their own before half-
time. The Falcons' Katherine Love
hit a magnificent shot from 20 yards
out on the right that blazed into the
upper right corner. Soon after that.
Fresno State defender Cheryl Gano
was not able to clear a loose ball
near the Fresno State goal. Air
Force's Jill Van Ess stole it and
the game.
The auto-goal set up Yudin's
game-winner 13 minutes later, and
Fresno State held on for the final
three to give them an emotional
win. When the final whistle
sounded, the scene on the Fresno
"Fm very happy to get our first win. We've
been so close in our first three games. It was a
great team effort against a pretty good team."
—Head Coach Peter Reynaud
rolled it in from seven yards out to
give AFA a 2-1 balftime lead.
The second half belonged to
Fresno State, however, as they re¬
ceived a bit of luck on their next
score. Air Force defenders were not
able to control a loose ball in front
of thejr net and inadvertently
shanked it into their own goal to tie
Student Discounts
N*e
m
AV^
,0*s
t\t\9
oo<
o\s
ONLY
$30oo*
To Start
All Six Clubs
SALES OFFICE
NOW OPEN.
IT
■A-
A
N
E. Shaw
o
Call For Free Price Quotes
(D 781 W. Shaw at Willow
297-8488
<2> 761 W. Shaw at Willow
297-8488
24 Hour Fitness
<3> 5137 N. Blackstone <5> 4308 W. Shaw at Blyth
226-8686 277-8383
® 5217 N. Blackstone ® First and Herndon
226-8686 Now Pre-Selling
24 Hour Fitness 432-1933
♦S30.00 Reg. Fee plus, 1st & last month to start.
State side looked as if they had won
the national championship.
Afterwards, Fresno State assis¬
tant Julie Cochran joked about the
win's significance.
This is the greatest win we've
ever had here," Cochran said.
Said head coach Peter Reynaud:
"I'm very happy to get our first win.
We've been so close in our first
three games. It was a great team ef¬
fort against a pretty good team."
Fresno State will hope to build
on the win when they travel down
to UC Irvine for the two-day Nike
Invitational. The 'Dogs will face
BYU on Friday, the only WAC team
they face during the regular season.
They will wrap the tournament up
on Saturday with a match against
UC Irvine. Fresno State does not
play their first home game until
September 22, when they debut in
Bulldog Stadium against NAIA
Westmont.
Correction:
A photo caption on page 6 in
Monday's edition incorrectly
identified the player as Mikte
Matson. The player depicted in
the photo, which accompanied
the men's soccer story, is Eric
Farfan. •
The Collegian regrets the er-
Miami
$147"
Boston
New York
Wash. DC
Auckland
Brisbane
Sydney
$149*
$149*
$149*
$457*
$503*
$503*
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Council Travel
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