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THE DAILY
COLLEGIAN
Monday, November 10,1997
'Dogs enjoy weekend sweep
By John Sanders
The Daily Collegian
Both Rice and Tulsa came into
this weekend's games against the
Freso State women's volleyball
team with only one thing in mind.
This was to defeat the Bulldogs and
spoil any chance of them coming
in second place and receiving a bye
in the first round of the WAC
Championships in Las Vegas.
Well neither team made good on
their threats.
Fresno State easily dominated
the Owls on Friday 15-8.15-9,15-
6, and they returned the next night
to destroy the Golden Hurricane,
15-4, 15-5. 15-6!
The Bulldogs (10-3. 20-8)
jumped out to an early 9-2 'lead in
game one versus Tulsa, which in¬
cluded three kills from Anamie
Buckelew. Leading 10-4, Malia
Malu served out the final five points
to give Fresno State the game.
"I thought they played a lot
tougher this time than they did last
time." Buckelew said. "Wc wanted
to come out strong and score the
first few points and we did that."
The second game was much 11ke
the first as the Buldogs jumped out
to a 6-1 lead. Then leading 12-5
Diana Nalbandian (nine kills)
served the final three points to give
Fresno State an insumountable lead.
Tulsa (1-11. 6-27) never could
get things started in any of ihe
games as the Bulldogs'dominatcd
every aspect of match.
Danny Ayers - The Daily Collegian
Diann Aufdermaur and Anamie Buckelew get a block against
Rice's Kelly Smith during Friday night's action.
notched her 20th win in six of her
seven seasons at the helm at Fresno
State. "All around this was one of
our better played matches on all
phases of the match."
Friday night was much the same
as the Bulldogs easily defeated
Rice.
Nalbandian led the Bulldogs
with 13 kills and nine digs, and
Bennett added eights kills and 13
digs. Buckelew had nine kills, six
blocks, three aces, and two digs.
but they didn't do as well as we
thought they would," said
Nalbandian. "We have been work¬
ing on things that we knew they
would do all week? and we did a
good job."
Fresno State was led by Shanus
Bennett who had 13 kills, while
Nalbandian added nine kills and 15
digs. Bucklcw chipped in with nine
kills.
"I thought we played well and
we kept the pressure on them the
entire match. We also served well,"
"We expected them to do better,    ^jd Head Coach Lindy Vivas, who
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Colorado State bulldozes Bulldogs
Staff report
Colorado State starting quarter¬
back Moses Moreno rushed for a
touchdown and threw for another
one as the Rams roll past the Fresno
State Bulldogs 41 -3 atFort Collins,
Colo.
The loss halted the Bulldogs'
three-game winning streak.
With the loss, the Bulldogs'
record fell to 4-2 in conference play.
For their part, the Rams im¬
proved to 6-1 and grab sole posses¬
sion of the conference lead.
Up next, the Bulldogs will take
on the San Diego State Aztecs this
Saturday. Kick off is set for 1 p.m.
Golf team take's fifth at
49er Collegiate Classic
Fresno State shot a final round
289 Friday to take fifth place out
of 15 teams at the CSU Long
Beach 49er Collegiate Classic.
The second annual event took
place at the Virginia Country Gub
in Long Beach.
Leading the Bulldogs was
sophomore Josh Watney, as he
shot a final round 70 to tiefor sev¬
enth place with a three round 212.
Also shooting 70 Friday was
sophomore Ryan King, as he fin¬
ished tied for 17th with a 216 to¬
tal. Senior Gary Glazier also
brought home a top-25 finish, as
he tied for 25th place after shoot¬
ing a final round 72 for a 217 to¬
tal.
"Our finish wasn't great, but it
wasn't bad either," said Head
Coach Mike Watney. "I really
thought we would of done better
on this course." i
Winning the team champion¬
ship was UCLA with a a three-
hole playoff with Pacific's Florian
Brunhs.
Fresno State's junior varsity
team will be in action next week
at the Santa Clara Invitational. The
Tournament will conclude the fall
1997 season for the Bulldogs.
Bulldog Seorecard
5th Fresno State
T-7th Josh Watney
T-I7th Ryan King
T-25th Gary Glazier
T-48th Mike McGuire
T-55th   Matt Christensen 225
—Sports Information
Gravatt named WAC
athlete of the week
The Western Athletic Confer¬
ence announced earlier last week
that Fresno State Junior Holly
Gravatt has been named the first
WAC women's swimming and
diving athlete ofthe week for the
1997-98 season.
Gravatt, the school's record-
holder in three events, won three
individual events and was a mem¬
ber of the winning 200 medley
relay team as Fresno State de¬
fended Pepperdine, 194-102 and
(2:19.92)
and 200 in-
d i v idual
medley
(2:11.97).
Her time in
the 200
breaststroke
was 84 hun¬
dredths of a
second off
the NCAA
"B" championship standard
Holly Gravatt
Pomona-Pitzer, 253-42 in a trian- /Nb»ly the fourth meet of the sca-
gular meet this past weekend. son.
Gravatt won the 100 breast-
stroke (1:05.56). 200 breaststroke —Sports Information
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