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the 1985 season at UC-Sama Barbara
tonight before returning home to host the
four-team Goal Rush Classic this week
end at Bulldog Stadium.
The Bulldogs will be vying once again
for conference titles in two leagues this
both the Pacific Coast Athletic Associa¬
tion and the Pacific Soccer Conference.
Last season the 'Dogs were 14-5-3, fin¬
ishing I8th in the nation in the final poll.
This season, FSU was ranked 20lh in the
Intercollegiate Soccer Association of
America's preseason poll.
In the PCAA the University of Nevada-
Las Vegas should head the conference.
The Runnin' Rebels are ranked 10th in the
nation. In the PSC, the University of San
Francisco has been tabbed as the team to
Coming back for his sixth season at the
helm of the Fresno State soccer program
is Jose Elgorriaga. Elgorriaga, since be¬
coming head coach of the Bulldogs, has
tallied a 71-27-8 mark. Returning for his
Bluem. Bluem. a former standout at soccer
power Hartwick College in New York,
played professionally for the Tampa Bay
Rowdies.
Elgorriaga is confident about his team's
potential. "We are looking pretty good.
We have nine starters with a year's expe¬
rience. We should be better than last
year."
In the PSC, Elgorriaga expects to have
a tough task in his chase for the title.
"USF is the team to beat. This year we
play them at home." Last season the Bul¬
ldogs had to travel to USF in a game that
determined the PSC championship. The
Dons turned back Fresno State 2-1 to win
the title. USF ended its PSC season at
6-0-1, while the 'Dogs finished at 6-1.
"USF has been number one in the con¬
ference for years. They have a soccer tra¬
dition,"said Elgorriaga,"but Ialsoexpect
California and Stanford to be tough."
In the PCAA Fresno State, UNLV.and
Santa Barbara are expected to battle it
out. "They (UNLV and Santa Barbara)
are the top contenders." said Elgorriaga.
The Fresno State schedule this season
will include its tougflest competition ever.
The 'Dogs will face top ranked Clemson,
national champions a year ago, second
rank UCLA,and number five ranked
"Our schedule will provide us with a
great opportunity to prove how good we
are," said Elgorriaga.
The Bulldogs are returning 13 players
At goalie for Fresno State is senior
Chato Elgorriaga, the coaches' son.
Elgorriaga will continue his assault on the
Bulldog record books this season. Last
season he had 10 shutouts, a 0.83 goals
against average, and needs 10 this season
to break former FSU All-American Kirk
Shermer's career mark of 22 shutouts.
Elgorriaga's career goals against mark is
I.I I in 36 starts, which coming into this
year ties him for the best career mark in
FSU history.
On the back line for FSU is first team
all-PSC stopper Kenny Mays. Mays, a
senior, was the Bulldog's team MVP lasl
season. Also returning is Ed Costello.
Fresno State, however, can go wkh a var¬
iety of personnel on the back line inriud-
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variety of way* to go. William*, Dutra,
and Gleaton will be competing for tun¬
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ing returnee* Tom Gleaton, Paul Tell, Gronitad. _^ : ;—'■
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Dutra. Freshmen Enc Wilton and Brian ,„„ FntD0 Sutc ^ ^ it$ „,„,, fu)I
Wi^n nay also tee action. "It i. a tough game," «id Elgorriaga. "and
At midfield. Fre.no Stale boattt two pUying ,!,„, u^ ^ ^^ it doubly
firtt team AU-PSC .election* in Mark Tough
Matich and Randy Pretcott. Both Matich •
and -Pretcott are teniort. Second team "If we can open up with a win against
All-PSC .election at midfield. Gleaton them (Santa Barbara), it will be a big plu»,
use* hi. versatility to add to the Bulldog', and will give ut tome extra confidence, it
depth. A pair of tophomorespith starting would help ut a lot.
experience, Luis Damian and Snaun
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| Title | 1985_09 The Daily Collegian September 1985 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1985 |
| 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. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
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| Title | Sept 4, 1985 Pg. 6-7 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1985 |
| 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. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
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| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | Page 6 SPORTS The Daily Collegian I SAVE NOW $1.00 OFF ALL HEELS $2.00 OFF ALL Sales ft Heels First ft Sltaw Center 1089 E. SHAW #105 ter expires 10/30/85 220-0041 WE ALSO COPY KEYS ft arams shoe repairi Soccer team kicks off '85 season at UCSB SPECIAL! FILM DEVELOPING I M II KENNEL BOOKSTORE Tiing off Fresno State's socc< of one of its finest seaj the 1985 season at UC-Sama Barbara tonight before returning home to host the four-team Goal Rush Classic this week end at Bulldog Stadium. The Bulldogs will be vying once again for conference titles in two leagues this both the Pacific Coast Athletic Associa¬ tion and the Pacific Soccer Conference. Last season the 'Dogs were 14-5-3, fin¬ ishing I8th in the nation in the final poll. This season, FSU was ranked 20lh in the Intercollegiate Soccer Association of America's preseason poll. In the PCAA the University of Nevada- Las Vegas should head the conference. The Runnin' Rebels are ranked 10th in the nation. In the PSC, the University of San Francisco has been tabbed as the team to Coming back for his sixth season at the helm of the Fresno State soccer program is Jose Elgorriaga. Elgorriaga, since be¬ coming head coach of the Bulldogs, has tallied a 71-27-8 mark. Returning for his Bluem. Bluem. a former standout at soccer power Hartwick College in New York, played professionally for the Tampa Bay Rowdies. Elgorriaga is confident about his team's potential. "We are looking pretty good. We have nine starters with a year's expe¬ rience. We should be better than last year." In the PSC, Elgorriaga expects to have a tough task in his chase for the title. "USF is the team to beat. This year we play them at home." Last season the Bul¬ ldogs had to travel to USF in a game that determined the PSC championship. The Dons turned back Fresno State 2-1 to win the title. USF ended its PSC season at 6-0-1, while the 'Dogs finished at 6-1. "USF has been number one in the con¬ ference for years. They have a soccer tra¬ dition,"said Elgorriaga,"but Ialsoexpect California and Stanford to be tough." In the PCAA Fresno State, UNLV.and Santa Barbara are expected to battle it out. "They (UNLV and Santa Barbara) are the top contenders." said Elgorriaga. The Fresno State schedule this season will include its tougflest competition ever. The 'Dogs will face top ranked Clemson, national champions a year ago, second rank UCLA,and number five ranked "Our schedule will provide us with a great opportunity to prove how good we are," said Elgorriaga. The Bulldogs are returning 13 players At goalie for Fresno State is senior Chato Elgorriaga, the coaches' son. Elgorriaga will continue his assault on the Bulldog record books this season. Last season he had 10 shutouts, a 0.83 goals against average, and needs 10 this season to break former FSU All-American Kirk Shermer's career mark of 22 shutouts. Elgorriaga's career goals against mark is I.I I in 36 starts, which coming into this year ties him for the best career mark in FSU history. On the back line for FSU is first team all-PSC stopper Kenny Mays. Mays, a senior, was the Bulldog's team MVP lasl season. Also returning is Ed Costello. Fresno State, however, can go wkh a var¬ iety of personnel on the back line inriud- See SOCCER, paga 7 Crocker Bank won't keep you waiting* Anxien i.s waiting for your bank to approve and pnx.ess your student loan application At Crocker Hank, we know how crucial it i.s io net your money quickly That's why we do everything we can to help. Our streamlined pro¬ cessing and professional customer service make gelling a student loan fasi and simple. In most cases you'll have your money in one week For more information about how you can qualify for a student loan, see your financial aid counselor today And then, send your completed student loan application to: Crocker Student Loans, PO. 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Freshmen Enc Wilton and Brian ,„„ FntD0 Sutc ^ ^ it$ „,„,, fu)I Wi^n nay also tee action. "It i. a tough game," «id Elgorriaga. "and At midfield. Fre.no Stale boattt two pUying ,!,„, u^ ^ ^^ it doubly firtt team AU-PSC .election* in Mark Tough Matich and Randy Pretcott. Both Matich • and -Pretcott are teniort. Second team "If we can open up with a win against All-PSC .election at midfield. Gleaton them (Santa Barbara), it will be a big plu», use* hi. versatility to add to the Bulldog', and will give ut tome extra confidence, it depth. A pair of tophomorespith starting would help ut a lot. experience, Luis Damian and Snaun Kelly thould al*o tee action for FSU, at "I think we can live up to the rating will Ray Galvan, a sophomore transfer, (20th)," said Elgorriaga, "We were 18th and Paul McCarthy, a fretbman from latt year, and I think we can do better this London, England. teaton." 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