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Bay Area Beat
Jim Bohannon
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By Jon Matsune
Sports Writer
Despite some fine defensive play, the
Fresno State volleyball team dropped, a
pair of matches to Hawaii this weekend in
^^^^the South Gym.
The  'Dogs  fell  to  the  hard-hitting
Rainbow Wahines 15-5.15-7 and 15-13 on
Friday  night,  and  were  swept  again
Saturday night by scores of 15-4, 15-8,
and 15-11.
lS^s  The Bulldogs did very well in pre renting
*■ i the ball from hitting the floor; however,
J the No. 4 Wahines hit with such howitzer-
like force that the 'Dogs could hardly
prevent their digs from ending up in the
overhead lights.
The two wins improved the Wahines
record to 21-4 and 11-2 in Pacific Coast
Athletic Association play. FresnoxState,
now 6-19 and 3-9 in the PCAA, \yjll not
get a break from Top Ten opponents, as
No. I San Diego State invades South
Gym tonight for a 7:30 bout.V
On Friday night, FSU started very
poorly and finished rather impressively.
The Bulldogs fell behind 13-0 in the first
game and looked tentative. Only a brief
rally in the final moments prevented a
•shutout. In the second game, a more
intense Fresno State team held leads of
4-2. 6-4 and 7-5, but enabled the Wahines
to score the final ten points and slate the
win.
The 'Dogs came close to salvaging a win
in the third game, as three kills by Jenni
McArtor gave them a 5-1 advantage.
Hawaii, though, battled back to take a 7-6
lead, but the scrappy Bulldogs prevented
the Wahines from pulling away. The'game
was tied no fewer than seven times; the last
one. a 13-13 deadlock, being broken when
Hawaii's Mahina Eleniki pounded home a
winner. The game and match was decided
when FSU was called for a net violation
on the next point.
Hawaii was led by Diana Jessie's 15
kills, Tita Ahuna's nine kills and Martina
Cinccrova's 28 assists. Fresno State got 11
kills from McArtor, eight from Denise
Fowler and 19 assists from Traci Sliester.
Saturday night's match saw the 'Dogs
again fall quickly in game one, being
blown out 15-4 in only 18 minutes. Fresno
State grabbed a 3-0 lead in the second
game, but the Wahines rallied to score the
next ten points and go up 10-3. Thc
Bulldogs managed to'close the gap to 11 -7
but could get no closer, and Hawaii
triumphed 15-8.
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SOCCER
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front of the California goal for the
penalty kick, but Olukanni's boot ended
up wide to thc right.
Not much happeped in the second
overtime. The teams went up and down
the field and it looked like a tie was
inevitable. In desperation, the 'Dogs
hurried the ball upfield and before
California knew what happened,
Gleason had scored at the 1:09:50 mark.
"The win definitely keeps our post¬
season hopes alive. A tie would not
have done much good, but the win puts
us in a good situation." Elgorriajga
said.
Fresno State has two more games
left on its schedule. The 'Dogs entertain
Cal-Poly San Luis Obispo on Tuesday
night, and then they play host to U.S.
International next Sunday.Tf the team
wins both games, it should qualify for
the NCAA tournament. West coast
powers University of San Francisco
and UCLA appear to have tournament
bids in the bag.
the conclusion to Jim Bohannon's
w of the 1986-87 NBA season.
The NBA's Atlantic Division is the
league's finest §nd there should be
controversy over what team emerges to
the top.
The Boston Celtics were wonderful last
year in their march to the championship.
It was definitely their season and they
earned the title. But Boston is not a young
team ahd Robert Parish, Bill Walton and
Dennis Johnson may be on their way
down.
There is no question that Larry Bird is
the best and Kevin McHale is no slouch
either. Having Len Bias would have made
Boston the team to beat. Not having him
could give Philadelphia the title.
The 76crs were extremely busy in thc
off-season rebuilding theirteam. Thc devas¬
tating Philadelphia front line, led by
Charles Barkley. has bangers like Jeff
Ruland. Cliff Robinson and Roy Hinson.
Julius Ervingand Maurice Cheeks make a
solid guard tandem.
In Washington. Moses Maldne should
have a great impact on the progress of 7-7
Manute Bol. One of the new favorites in
the league. Bol has bulked up in the off
season and should learn by playing along
side Ma lone. I feel the Bullets will finish
third above the New Jersey Nets and New
York Knicks.
After beating Boston in the Eastern
Conference Championship, 1 project the
Sixers will prove too much for the Lakers
to handle and the title will return to
Philadelphia.
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