1989_09 The Daily Collegian September 1989

              The Daily CoUegian
Tuesday, September 19.1989
Page 7
Bulldogs sink at Irvine
Water polo goes 1-4 over weekend
By Dan Watertaonse
Sports Writer
Following a 1-4 weekend at the
Toshiba/UC [rvlne Tournament,
the Bulldog water polo team has the
week off from play, but not practice,
as FSU prepares for its home opener
against UC Santo Barbara Sept 28.
There were two bright notes
during the tournament for the
Bulldogs- Senior goalie Michael
Osbom shattered the career steal
record by eight steals.
With 19 steals during the Irvine
tournament, Osbom now has 165 in
his career, eight more than the 157
steals goalie Steve Coupland
amassed from 1982-85.
The other up note for FSU was the
result of the rematch with UC Davis
Sunday.
With Fresno ahead 2-0, the Aggies
made a comeback try. Bulldog Don
Kenney scored two goals and Alan
Stender the third, to turn back the
Aggies, 3-2.
Head coach Tom Milich said his
team may not have been as prepared
to play as it could have been.
"I think that we beat them so
easily the last time, the players were
lapsing a bl t," he said.
In earlier action, the Bulldogs
faced No. 1 Irvine and UC San Diego
on Friday.
In the match against Irvine, FSU
lost 13-5. Wes Threlkeld and
Stender each scored two goals and
Kenney put one past the Irvine
goalie.
Despite the score. Milich said the
team's level of play against Irvine
was actually better than against
California In Stockton a week
before.
Threlkeld and Stender equaled
their goal production against the
Anteaters in the match against San
Diego. Mike Robinson scored the
fifth Bulldog tally.
Despite the scortng of Trirelkeld,
Stender and Robinson, the
Bulldogs couldn't overcome the two
unanswered goals the Tritons bad
scored In the first quarter. The
Bulldogs tost a close one, 5-7.
Saturday, the Bulldogs opened
the day with a match against No. 2
Stanford The scoring leader for
FSU was Kenney with tliree.
Stender. Threlkeld and Ryan Wade
added one each.
Milich said that the Bulldogs
were able to break the Cardinal
counterattack In every quarter
except the second and commented
that Stanford played with only 13
players.
In that second half, the Bulldogs
scored four goals to the Cardinal's
two. In the first half, Stanford had
outscored FSU, 10-2.
In the second match Saturday,
the Bulldogs lost to top-five team
UCLA. The Bruins won. 7-3.
Milich felt the UCLA match had
been within reach. The Bruins had
been leading 5-3 In the fourth
quarter, when they scored what
Milich described as "two easy goals
on cheap plays."
Those goals put the match
beyond r**ach.
In other Bulldog water polo news,
tbe Collegian has learned that
redshlrt John Walker and a former
Bulldog player will be leaving
Thursday for Australia.
They will be spending the next
year playing water polo for club
teams.
Other past Bulldogs have seen
overseas sights In recent years.
Rob McCoy spent a "year in
Australia in 1986 and Steve Smith
coached In Central America In
1985.
Current Hoover High coach Terry
Glflen spent a year In Europe to the
eartv 1980s.
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Continued from page 6
The Anteater women claimed five
of the top eight finishes, with 1988
conference champ Brigtd Sterling wid
'87 champ Bufiy Rabbltt finishing one-
two. Junior ul-captaln Cindy
Rockwood was the top Bulldog
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Evelyn Martlno (470,-19:50.4) and
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JONES
Con tin ned from page 6
These teams have also
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