1996_03 The Daily Collegian March 1996

              THE DAILY
Q COLLEGIAN
O      Tuesday, March 26,1996
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Editor: Jevon C. Swanson
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Netters wipe out Boise
State, move to 16-4
By Casey Angle
Staff Writer
Fresno State won for the ninth
time in their last ten matches today
against Boise State, 6-1, at the Vista
Tennis Club in Vista, Calif.
The win was Fresno State's
fourth of the week and improves the
Bulldogs to 16-4 this season.
Bulldog Head Coach Irene Har¬
ris liked the way her team played
on Sunday after struggling against
Colorado on Saturday.
"I thought we played a lot better
today," Harris said. "It helped that
we won that point in doubles to start
off." referring to the match between
Fresno State's Ann Papi-Castro and
Marta Pitarch and Boise State's
Siiri Malm and Summer Redondo.
"I think that relaxed us a little bit."
Two Bulldog freshman notched
their 20th wins over the season dur¬
ing the match.
Liz Marpuri reached the 20-win
mark with her, 6-1, 6-1, win over
Maria Capuno at No. 2 and Shana
Peete notched win No. 20 with a,
6-4,6-0, win over Heather Thiry at
No. 5.
Marta Pitarch's win at No. 3 was
the 58th of her career. She now
needs only three more wins to tie
Mary Fallara and Karen Farquhar
at sixth-place on Fresno State's all-
time win list.
The only setback for Fresno
State came at No. 1 where Dora
Djilianova lost for only the second
time this season.
She fell to 36th-ranked Gayleen
McManus in three sets, halting her
win streak at nine.
Fresno State is now only five
wins shy from the school record for
single season which is 21.
The Bulldogs have six regular
season matches in addition to as
many as three more matches in the
Western Athletic Conference
Championships to break the record.
Singles
No. 1 Gayleen McManus (BS)
def. Dora Djilianova (FS), 7-6,3-
6,6-2
No. 2 Liz Marpuri (FS) def. Maria
Capuno (BS), 6-1, 6-1    ^
No. 3 Marta Pitarch (FS) def.
Summer Redondo (BS), 6-2, 6-
1
No.4 Ann Papi-Castro (FS) def.
Siiri Malm (BS), 6-3, 2-6, 6-2
No. 5 Shana Peete (FS) def.
Heather Thiry (BS), 6-4, 6-0
No. 6 Laura Townsend (FS) def.
Devone Phieffer (BS), 6-2, 6-0
Doubles
No. 1 Papi-Castro/Pitarch (FS)
def. Malm/Redondo (BS), 8-5
No. 2 McManus/Capuno (BS)
def. Djilianova/Terje Pallo (FS),
8-6
No. 3 Townsend/Marpuri (FS)
def. Phieffer/Weir-Smith (BS), 8-
5
Fresno State's Next Match:
Friday vs. Brown at 9 a.m. in
Santa Barbara
Meet
Continued from page 6.
Moates won the 1,500. Junior
Lelica Zazaboi was tops in the jav¬
elin (136-11) and freshman Melissa
Price vaulted 13-0 to win the
women's pole vault.
In placing second the discus,
Darden also provisionally qualified
for the NCAA's with a throw of
161-7. She finished behind Kent's
Mindy Wirtz, who won with an au¬
tomatic qualifying toss of 176-0.
Four-way scoring for the meet
went like this: Fresno State, 195.5;
Air Force, 155.5; Kent, 150; and
Long Beach State, 112 for the men.
Women's scoring went: Fresno
State, 237; Kent, 159; Long Beach
State, 113; and Air Force, 102.
Pony
Continued from page 6.
fense was still in hibernation as the
Bulldogs lost to the lady Rebels 3-
0.
Clark who suffered her fourth
loss, pitched a complete game while
giving up two earned runs and
struck out 10.
"It was an up and down week¬
end, our bats were silent in a couple
of games where we needed some¬
body to step forward,and hit the
ball," Wright said. "Our pitching
really wasn't bad all weekend, our
pitching did a good job. Getting this
last win (Northridge] was impor¬
tant."
In the five games, Peck, Parker,
and Clark combined for 34 innings
pitched while allowing only three
earned runs good enough for an
ERA of 0.62.
Fresno State will host Bowling
Green University tomorrow in a
non-conference double header at 5
p.m. on the new Bulldog Diamond.
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