1979_01 The Daily Collegian January 1979 Reloaded

              The Daily Collegian
Talent, but no hmqfrj .
Women cagers subsitute hustle for size
In basketball, height and talent most
often prove the main ingredients for a
Lacking in the former:, CSUF's
women's basketball squads have relied
on the latter in games against northern
California teams this season
With the 1978-79 campaign well
under way, the varsity squad coached
by Donna Pickel holds a 6-8 overall
record and is 0-3 in Northern California
Conference play
'It's become very evident that in
order to win  you  have to  be  able to
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recruit - to bring in talent and size,"
explained Pickel.
'We have a lot of talent but wedon t
have the size," she added.
Despite the early conference losses,
Pickel anticipates the team finishing in
the top half of the conference.
'Our strength is developing in our
defense," Pickel noted
'Offensively, we have a very strong
inside game with Connie Cooch and
Louise Tonascia. We have good
potential for outside shooting with
Pamela Harriel, Karen Harper, and
Vernie Miller *
The team, though, still lacks consistency, which is needed if it hopes to
improve its present league record, suggested Pickel.
The three losses were recorded at
the hands'of UC Berkeley, 67-55,
Stanford, 64-50; and most recently to
USF, 63-57
Reviewing the USF game Pickel said,
'I tiiink we got a lot of good play from
everyone on the bench ' The difference
in the game was in the amount of turnovers, felt Pickel, with the Bulldogs
coughing up the ball 34 times
Despite a late scoring surge in the
second half-where Fresno, down by
18 came within three points of tying
the score—the Bulldogs weren t able
to pull out a win
USF was led by All-American candidate Mary Hile, who scored 30 points.
Connie Cooch led the Bulldog attack
with 13 points while Louise Tonascia
followed with 11.
Non-consistent officiating arid a
lack of timeouts near the end of the
game also figured in the Bulldog defeat, fill Pickel *
The junior varsity fared better,
downing Modesto Junior College 61-
59 last Saturday
Leading  the  Bulldog  scoring were
Phyllis   Johnson  with   18 points and
Bobbie Hales with 14 points. Johnson
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IM basketball tourney, dance scheduled
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Sign-ups for both men and women
intramural basketball teams are now
available at the CSUF Intramural office, room 105 in the men's gym. The
deadline for sign-ups is Feb. 2.
League set-ups are incomplete at
this time due to a scheduling conflict
concerning use of the men' s gym.
Intramtjral Director Pete Conrad,
said this conflict will be resolved as
soon as possible All interested persons
can obtain an information sheet from
the IM Office regarding rules and play-
CSUF dormitory residents looking
for something to do should find the tip-
off dance and all-dorm basketball
tournament to their liking.
The dance will be held on Friday.
Feb. 2 in the Commons Residence
Lounge from 9 p.m to 1 a.m. The
dance   will   feature   The   Loadstone
Activities Director Keith Connelly
■said there will be a $2.50 admissions
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help to pay for trophies for the first all-
dormitory basketball tournament
The basketball tournament will be
held in the women's gym beginning
Saturday, Feb. 3 at 8 am The tournament will conclude on Sunday, Feb 4
with the championship game tentatively set for 5 p.m
The tournament will feature eight
men teams and four women teams The
entry charge will be $10 for the men s
teams and $7.50 for the women
Connelly said all persons who are
interested in entering a team should
contact him at ext. 3355 or at tbe Commons Desk
Brackets for the tournament will be
determined at a meeting to be held during the week before the tournament.
At press time, the tournament was
still in its early planning stage, but
there will probably be a 50« admission
charge for each day's games.
Connelly said that as of now, all
teams entering the tournament will
play at least two games with the consolations as well as the championship
game on Sunday.
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JV coach optomistic
for winning seasati.
According to junior varsity coach
Diane Milutinovich, the winning effort
improved the team's record, to 8-6
with eight games remaining in the sea-
"I think we'll win more than we
lose.'predicted Milutinovich.
"In overall height, we're short,'
she said, but noted that the team
makes up for this in their hustling.
'Their strong point is their hustling
and their basic skills,' she said.
In the win against Modesto, the team
was injury-plagued arid cal led upon two
players from the varsity squad to fill
out the roster, explained Milutinovjch.
The two, Kathleen Allen and Debbie
Fagundes 'greatly helped* the team,
she said, and. had the opportunity to
play in the Modesto win.
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