1981_10 The Daily Collegian October 1981

              Sports
Pane -/October 14,1981-Dally Col lag Ian
Mike Pennl Dally Collegian
Clelia Harr (right) and Kim Elaenhart go up to block a shot against UOP last week.
Women's volleyball to face SCU
The CSUF women's volleyball team
will be looking for its first NorCal
Athletic Conference victory of the season
tonight when the Bulldogs travel up
north to take on the Santa Clara University Broncos
Came time is set for 7:30 p.m.
In the opening week of the NorCal
volleyball race, CSUF dropped its first
two conference matches — one to
highly-regarded University of the
Pacific and the other to Cal Berkeley, a
team Bulldog coach Leilani Overstreet
feels CSUF should have beaten.
'That loss really disappointed me,"
she said earlier this week,     "I  know
we're a better team than Cal but we
didn't show it. I guess we were just
flat after playing such a hard game
against UOP but I hardly recognized my
team out there.'
Cal took the match in five games,
10-15,15-7,15-6,10-15,15-5.
The Bulldogs have already faced
Santa Clara in the UC Davis tournament
earlier this year and came away with a
two-game, 15-3,15-8, victory.
'Santa Clara is another team that we
should beat," said Overstreet. 'But I'M
not counting on anything after that
loss to Cal. Santa Clara choked a little
when we first played them and they
should  be  more  prepared   this   time
around. They're a much improved
team and they have good height on the
front line. We are much quicker,
though, and run a more sophisticated
attack."
Santa Clara goes into tonight's match
with a NorCal mark of 0-1 after also
losing to UOP. The Broncos are 7-5
overall.
On Saturday, the Bulldogs will have
a much tougher fight on their hands
when they take on Cal Poly-San Luis
Obispo in the CSUF Men's Cym. Cal
Poly is ranked fifth In the NCAA ratings
and currently owns a 26-5 record. The
Mustangs have already beaten CSUF
twice this season.
Mayfield
turns in
seventh -
CSUF -cross   country   runner   Scott
_/field turned in a time of 30:46 in
e   10,000-meter   race   to   finish   in
seventh place individually and lead his
team to- a fourth-place showing in the
Stanford Invitational last weekend.
UCLA finished first in the event with
73 points while Cal Berkeley finished
second and Colorado State wound up
third.
Independent runner Adrian Royle
took the individual first-place honors.
Otr_r CSUF runners in the event included Barasa Thomas (31:25—30th
place), Cary Gonzales (31:27—31st),
Ramon Carcia (31:48—40th) and Ray
Knerr(32:09-59th).
Water polo team
finishes third
The CSUF water polo squad captured
third place in last weekend's Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo Tournament.
CSUF sUrted the tourney off by beating the host Mustangs 15-8 and then
went on to drop San Francisco State
11-5 and blitz Loyola-Ma rymont 20-4.
But that's where the winning streak
came to an end as the Bulldogs proceeded to lose to UC San Diego, 7-4.
'The loss to UC San Diego could be
classified best as frustrating,' said
Bulldog coach Terry Ciffen after the
tourney. 'We took a total of 32 shots
and only four of them went in. In fact,
we had the goalie beat six times in the
first period alone, only to hit the post
or to have the ball sail over the cage. *
The Bulldogs are now 13-9-1 and will
enter PCAA play with a 2-3-1 record
against PCAA teams in preseason
tournament action.
CSUF will play Cal State Los Angeles and UC Irvine Friday.
Intramural roundup     Flag football standings
WOMEN'S DORM (MONDAY)
W     L
Craves Cators No. 1 2      0
Sequoia Scheemers 2       0
Birch 2nd 0        2
Sycamore Syndicate 0       2
MEN'S DORM (MONDAY)
WOMEN' S DORM (TUESDAY)
CophersNo. 1
The Ants
Pooners II
Baker 2nd'A'
Homan on the Range
Birch Hall
W
2
2
1
1
0
0
MEN' S INDEPENDENT (MONDAY)
W L
CSUF Engineers              2 0
Expect NoMercy       -1 0
S-qi__6__                     1 0
Homan Heroes I              0 2
Craves Braves                  0 2
W L
Sycamore Secret Service 2 0
Baker Brats                      1 o
Baker Brewers                 -| i
Craves Cators No. 2        0 1
Aspen 2nd                      o 1
Craves Creen M_M        o 1
WOMEN' S INDEPENDENT
(TUESDAY)
W L
TCI Football 2 o
Homan 3rd East 1 o
Homan Crown 1 0
Craves Grizzly Bears       0 2
Best of the East 0 2
MEN'S INDEPENDENT
(WEDNESDAY - 3 P.M.)
W L
2        0
MEN'S INDEPENDENT
(WEDNESOAY-5 P.M.)
W L T
0
The Clocks
Last Chance
Fertile Medflies
The Cardiac Kids
Muff Divers
Camecocks
MEN'S INDEPENDENT
(FRIDAY-3P.M.)
W
Lambda Chi "B" 2
I Pheta Thi 2
Up the Middle 1
Lightning Strikes Again      1
We're Flexible o
The Nads ' o
MEN'S INDEPENDENT
(THURSDAY-3P.M.)
W L
Five Apples 2 0
Ruckets 1 0
IV Leaguers 1 1
The Underdogs o 1
Baker Bombers o 2
SORORITY (THURSDAY)
MEN'S INDEPENDENT
(FRIDAY-4P.M)
Club Feet
Ichiban
Square Roots
E.O.P. Aztecs
W
2
2
0
0
L
0
0
2
2
Coatheads
Homan Trojans II
T-Birds
Box Lunch
Creek Way Packers
Delta GammJ.
Kappa Kappa Camma
Kappa Alpha Theta
Delta Zeta
Phi Mil
W
2
1
1
0
0
FRIDAY FRATERNITY
' MEN'SDORM
W
Se.uoia2r_ 2
Homan on the Range *B*   1
Homan Heroes II 1
Homan Trojans I 1
CophersNo.-- _
West Side Wrecking Crew 6
WOMEN' S INDEPENDENT (3 P.M.)
MEN' S INDEPENDENT (THURSDAY)
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sigma Chi
Alpha Kappa Psi
Kappa Sigma
Lambda Chi
Theta Chi
Alpha Camma Rho
W
3
2
1
1
1
1
0
w
WeCametoPlay 2
Back in Action 1
Return of the Cood Cuys 1
Samurai 0
Sycamore Savages 0
_.
0
0
0
2
2
Rim Attendants
BMH
Baker 2nd'B*
B Golden Bozos
Buck os
David's Team
W
2
2
2
0
0
0
(As of
last Friday)
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Grant shoots for second PCAA championship
The CSUF basketball team will set
out in preparation for another PCAA
basketball championship when official
practice gets under way tomorrow afternoon. __.
Coach Boyd Crant will welcome a
squad of 15 players, of which 10 are
returning lettermen headed by seven
seniors from last year's 25-4 squad
that won the PCAA conference championship, the conference tournament and
went to the SNCAA's as the wlnningest
Bulldog basketball team ever.
All-America candidate Rod Higgins
returns at forward after leading the
team with a 15.4 scoring average and
5.4 rebounding average. All-conference
guard Donald Mason also returns along
with Ms. 10.7 average. He was the
second leading assist man on the squad
too. Forward Bobby Davis 410.0), forward Bernard Thompson (3.9), forward
Dan Seed (3.2), center John Weather-
spoon (2.8), guards- Tyrone  Bradley,
Bryan Williams and Keith Pastier along
with forward Paul Reed also return.
The Bulldogs will need to replace canter Pete Verhoeven, a fourth round
NBA draft choice of the Portland Trail
Blazers and team assist leader In
guard Bobby Anderson.
Three potential starters have transferred to CSUF. Guard Omel Nieves
is from Santa Barbara City College while
two transfers, 6-7 forward-center Desi
Barmore   and   guard-folrward   'Mitch
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Arnold will not be eligible until the Cal-
Davls game on December 23 after
transferring from Alabama and tha
University of Illinois respectively. Center
Dave Mose-ar, a .10 transfer from the
University of Arizona, will not be
eligible this season and will redshirt.
Center Sam Donne., a 6-9. 215-
pounder Is the only freshman recruited
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Texas where he averaged 18 points and
15 rebounds at Paschal High School.
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