1996_12 The Daily Collegian December 1996

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V-Ball
Continued from page 6.
"I was very pleased with the per¬
formance of our outside hitters
[Tricia Tujey and Diana
Nalbandian). They both played well
together in the front and back
court," Vivas said.
The Bulldogs were led by Tulcy.
a senior, with 13 kills and 13 digs.
She concluded her career as the
WAC's all time kills leader with
1.804 and digs with 1 ,X64.
"I thought we could have won
any of the three games Just by the
scores, we were always in the
game." Tulcy said. "I guess v»e
were not there at the right time dur¬
ing important stretches"
Vivas agreed with Tuley's feel
ings. "Our inexperience did not let
us execute when it came to critical
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plays." Vivas said.
Sharing the load for the Bulldogs
was Nalbandian, a senior who
chipped in 12 kills and 11 digs.
To open the tournament, the
Bulldogs defeated the San Jose
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Nov. 26
Soccer
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page ft
equalize the score. With 10 minutes
left. I took out a defender and put
in another attacking player." Dean
Wurzbcrger. Washington's soccer
coach, said. "The chances were
there, but the goals just did not go
in."        »
The Bulldogs shut die door and
it stayed shut for the remainder of
the game. "Their goalkeeper [JJ
Wozniak] played well and we just
could not get the equalizer."
Wurzbcrger said.
This victory gives the Bulldogs
a 17-4-1 overall record\J"At half-
time — with all the senior leader¬
ship on this team — we were still
confident that we could win the
game." Bluem said.
On the other had, the Huskies'
season ended with a 15-3-1 record.
"We have had an excellent season."
Wurzbcrger said.
With the victory, the Bulldogs
advance to the third round of the
NCAA tournament. The Bulldogs
will take on Creighton arBulldog
Stadium Dec. 8. Time is yet to be
determined.
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