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The Daily Collegian
Friday, September 1,1989 Page 7
Netters host USF and invitational
Jennifer L. Konze
Sports Writer
The 1989 Bulldog volleyball squad kicks off
tonight with a matchup against the University of
San Francisco and continues over the weekend
with the Dan Camel Invitational.
The Lady Dons of USF are an unknown'entiry to
the Bulldog squad.
The Bulldogs have an 18-0 record with USF.
"We don't really know very much about them."
said' Lellani Overstreet, 19-year head coach for
the squad.
What is known about the Lady Dons is that they
are playing this season without their top outside
hitter. 5-5 senior Kim Gray. She will redshlrt
Gray had reconstructive shoulder surgery over
the summer, said Laurie Corbelli, head coach for
the Lady Dons.
"She Wed rehabilitation, but It didn't work."
Corbelli said.
Aside from losing a starter, the Lady Dons are
sporting a young and short team.
The only player over the 6-foot mark is starting
freshman middle blocker Lisa Tschannen.
Tscharmcn Is a Dougherty High School, Colorado
Springs, Co. product.
The Lady Dons are also starting with a freshman
setter. Denis MacDoUgal (5-7) comes from
Mountain View High School in Mesa. Az.
In the hitting positions. USF has more depth
with Juniors Deanne Anastas (5-11) and Jenny
Schrack (5-9) as the expected starters. Anastas
will double in the middle blocking position.
Both have two years experience on the squad?
Also with two years of varsity experience is
middle blocker DruUeltschi (5-7).
Rounding out the squad is 5-7 outside hitter
Melanie Kaiser. > A sophomore. Kaiser is a top
returnee with 204 kills and 260 defensive saves
last season.
"We lost four starters," Corbelli said. "We Just
want toplaywell."
The Lady Dons finished the 1988 season with a
tie for third (7-7) in the West Coast Athletic
Conference. USF finished the season 10-16
overall.
At the Dan Gamel Invitational, the Bulldog
diggers play host to three teams — Si. Mary's.
Santa Clara and Eastern Washington. Fresno
State has never faced EWU.
The Bulldogs are 3-0 against the Gaels of SL
Mary's.
The Gaels sport a 6-3 middle blpcker - Junior
Kirsten George (1.99 kpg, .196 hitting pet). The
team also has four newcomers 6-foot and over.
Against the Santa Clara Broncos, FSU leads 19-
3.
The Broncos have a killer duo with junior Julie
Jamlle setting ( 5-5. 9.8 apg. 399 digs) and senior
Katie Hunsaker (6-0. 323 kills, 52 aces, 346 digs)
In the hitting position.
The Eastern Washington Eagles have the height
with the top returnees and newcomers. However,
the squad was 7-18 overall and 4-12 in its
conference (BigSky).
Fresno State enters tonight's match without a
definite starring setter.
"We are going to trade off setters," Overstreet said.
Returning player Sarah Short (5-10) and JC
transfer Kieran O'Leary (5-8) are vying for the
starting position.
On the probable starters' list is senior outside
hitter Jennl McArtor.
Overstreet said that she is ready to play and
played well during the week. McArtor (5-11) has
been nursing a shoulder problem.
Freshman Jill Princeton (5-11) will possibly
make her debut as'a starter in the outside hitting
position. Princeton, a Hanford High product,
redshlrted the 1988 season.
Junior Melissa Simms-Ferrarl (5-11) is expected
to play in the outside hitter-middle blocker
positions.
Seniors Lesll Lopes (6-0) and Tammy Lopez (6-2J
will be in the middle blocking positions.
Tonight's "match starts at 7:30 p.m. In the North
Gym. v
The Dan Gamel Invitational starts Sunday with
EWU pitted against Santa Clara at 5 p.m. Sunday
followed by a matchup of Fresno State and SL
Mar/Bat 7:30 p.m.
Soccer 'Dogs accept
Portland Challenge
By Danin Jones
Sports Writer
Fresno State's soccer team, fresh
off of Monday's thrashing of the
Universldad de Torreon of Mexico,
will open the regular season on the
road in the Portland Challenge Cup
to Portland. Ore. this weekend.
And that will be no easy
"challenge," either.
Portland is ranked sixth In the
nation by the Soccer America
preseason Top 20 poll and first in
the All-Far West Region preseason
Top 10. Last year. The Pilots
compiled a 21-1-0 record and
advanced to the NCAA Final Four.
"Portland Is one of the top teams in
the nation." said FSU head coach
Jose Elgorrtaga. "Even though they
lost a few good players, playing them
at home will especially make them a
formidable opponent."
But, Portland did not lose
sophomore goalie Kasey Keller, who
posted 13 shutouts in 22 games last
year and earned first team All-Far
West honors.
The Pilots ended the Bulldogs' 1988
season by shutting them out. 2-0.
Portland lost in the Final Ebur to
eventual NCAA champion Indiana.
The Bulldogs play Portland Sunday,
but must face a good Washington
team first Saturday.
Washington barely missed the
NCAA playoffs last year after a 14-4-
1 record and a second-place finish in
the Northwest Collegiate Soccer
Conference. The Huskies are led by
senior forward Eddie Henderson, an
All-America candidate, who was the
team's leading scorer last year.
Another matchup will have Oregon
State playing Portland Saturday.
-Oregon State then plays.Washington
the pogs could have added at least
two4iore. Not only did FSU's offense
shine, but the team limited Torreon
to only two shots ih the second half.
Sophomore Gerell Elliott looked
particularly impressive with his
speed and good passing ability.
"Elliott scored one goal and had two
assists in Sunday s game.
FSU loses Martin, Harris
By Danin Jones
Sports Writer
The Fresno State men's basketball
team suffered Its first two losses this
last week-and the regular Beason is
still more than two months away.
Peter Martin, a seven-footer who
was listed as the Bulldogs starting
center, and gaurd Carl Ray Harris.
the 1989 Central Section Piayerof
the Year, will not play during the
1989 season.
Martin decided not to enroll at FSU
i this semester'. He was quoted in the
■ Fresno Bee as saying that he had lost
his desire to play, and had his
doubts while he was being recruited.
The loss of Martin, a transfer from
Utah Valley Community College,
was a surprise to the Bulldog staff.
Martin averaged over 22 points a
game while pulling down 8.5
rebounds, and was expected to fill
FSU's long-standing void at center.
Harris, who played for Washington
Union High in 1988, was declared
acadernlcalfy ineligible for this
season. He will not be allowed to
practice with the team and must
successfully complete at least 24
"units with a 2.0 grade-point average.
Harris falls under Proposition 48,
which also claimed swingman Tod
Bernard last year.
Harris had struggled academically
last year and failed to pass the
ScholasUc Aptitude Test and the
American College Test.
"We knew* six months ago that
Harris would be ineligible." said
Scott Johnson, sports information
director. "*▼"
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| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1989 |
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| Full-Text-Search | ® Sports c The Daily Collegian Friday, September 1,1989 Page 7 Netters host USF and invitational Jennifer L. Konze Sports Writer The 1989 Bulldog volleyball squad kicks off tonight with a matchup against the University of San Francisco and continues over the weekend with the Dan Camel Invitational. The Lady Dons of USF are an unknown'entiry to the Bulldog squad. The Bulldogs have an 18-0 record with USF. "We don't really know very much about them." said' Lellani Overstreet, 19-year head coach for the squad. What is known about the Lady Dons is that they are playing this season without their top outside hitter. 5-5 senior Kim Gray. She will redshlrt Gray had reconstructive shoulder surgery over the summer, said Laurie Corbelli, head coach for the Lady Dons. "She Wed rehabilitation, but It didn't work." Corbelli said. Aside from losing a starter, the Lady Dons are sporting a young and short team. The only player over the 6-foot mark is starting freshman middle blocker Lisa Tschannen. Tscharmcn Is a Dougherty High School, Colorado Springs, Co. product. The Lady Dons are also starting with a freshman setter. Denis MacDoUgal (5-7) comes from Mountain View High School in Mesa. Az. In the hitting positions. USF has more depth with Juniors Deanne Anastas (5-11) and Jenny Schrack (5-9) as the expected starters. Anastas will double in the middle blocking position. Both have two years experience on the squad? Also with two years of varsity experience is middle blocker DruUeltschi (5-7). Rounding out the squad is 5-7 outside hitter Melanie Kaiser. > A sophomore. Kaiser is a top returnee with 204 kills and 260 defensive saves last season. "We lost four starters," Corbelli said. "We Just want toplaywell." The Lady Dons finished the 1988 season with a tie for third (7-7) in the West Coast Athletic Conference. USF finished the season 10-16 overall. At the Dan Gamel Invitational, the Bulldog diggers play host to three teams — Si. Mary's. Santa Clara and Eastern Washington. Fresno State has never faced EWU. The Bulldogs are 3-0 against the Gaels of SL Mary's. The Gaels sport a 6-3 middle blpcker - Junior Kirsten George (1.99 kpg, .196 hitting pet). The team also has four newcomers 6-foot and over. Against the Santa Clara Broncos, FSU leads 19- 3. The Broncos have a killer duo with junior Julie Jamlle setting ( 5-5. 9.8 apg. 399 digs) and senior Katie Hunsaker (6-0. 323 kills, 52 aces, 346 digs) In the hitting position. The Eastern Washington Eagles have the height with the top returnees and newcomers. However, the squad was 7-18 overall and 4-12 in its conference (BigSky). Fresno State enters tonight's match without a definite starring setter. "We are going to trade off setters," Overstreet said. Returning player Sarah Short (5-10) and JC transfer Kieran O'Leary (5-8) are vying for the starting position. On the probable starters' list is senior outside hitter Jennl McArtor. Overstreet said that she is ready to play and played well during the week. McArtor (5-11) has been nursing a shoulder problem. Freshman Jill Princeton (5-11) will possibly make her debut as'a starter in the outside hitting position. Princeton, a Hanford High product, redshlrted the 1988 season. Junior Melissa Simms-Ferrarl (5-11) is expected to play in the outside hitter-middle blocker positions. Seniors Lesll Lopes (6-0) and Tammy Lopez (6-2J will be in the middle blocking positions. Tonight's "match starts at 7:30 p.m. In the North Gym. v The Dan Gamel Invitational starts Sunday with EWU pitted against Santa Clara at 5 p.m. Sunday followed by a matchup of Fresno State and SL Mar/Bat 7:30 p.m. Soccer 'Dogs accept Portland Challenge By Danin Jones Sports Writer Fresno State's soccer team, fresh off of Monday's thrashing of the Universldad de Torreon of Mexico, will open the regular season on the road in the Portland Challenge Cup to Portland. Ore. this weekend. And that will be no easy "challenge," either. Portland is ranked sixth In the nation by the Soccer America preseason Top 20 poll and first in the All-Far West Region preseason Top 10. Last year. The Pilots compiled a 21-1-0 record and advanced to the NCAA Final Four. "Portland Is one of the top teams in the nation." said FSU head coach Jose Elgorrtaga. "Even though they lost a few good players, playing them at home will especially make them a formidable opponent." But, Portland did not lose sophomore goalie Kasey Keller, who posted 13 shutouts in 22 games last year and earned first team All-Far West honors. The Pilots ended the Bulldogs' 1988 season by shutting them out. 2-0. Portland lost in the Final Ebur to eventual NCAA champion Indiana. The Bulldogs play Portland Sunday, but must face a good Washington team first Saturday. Washington barely missed the NCAA playoffs last year after a 14-4- 1 record and a second-place finish in the Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference. The Huskies are led by senior forward Eddie Henderson, an All-America candidate, who was the team's leading scorer last year. Another matchup will have Oregon State playing Portland Saturday. -Oregon State then plays.Washington the pogs could have added at least two4iore. Not only did FSU's offense shine, but the team limited Torreon to only two shots ih the second half. Sophomore Gerell Elliott looked particularly impressive with his speed and good passing ability. "Elliott scored one goal and had two assists in Sunday s game. FSU loses Martin, Harris By Danin Jones Sports Writer The Fresno State men's basketball team suffered Its first two losses this last week-and the regular Beason is still more than two months away. Peter Martin, a seven-footer who was listed as the Bulldogs starting center, and gaurd Carl Ray Harris. the 1989 Central Section Piayerof the Year, will not play during the 1989 season. Martin decided not to enroll at FSU i this semester'. He was quoted in the ■ Fresno Bee as saying that he had lost his desire to play, and had his doubts while he was being recruited. The loss of Martin, a transfer from Utah Valley Community College, was a surprise to the Bulldog staff. Martin averaged over 22 points a game while pulling down 8.5 rebounds, and was expected to fill FSU's long-standing void at center. Harris, who played for Washington Union High in 1988, was declared acadernlcalfy ineligible for this season. He will not be allowed to practice with the team and must successfully complete at least 24 "units with a 2.0 grade-point average. Harris falls under Proposition 48, which also claimed swingman Tod Bernard last year. Harris had struggled academically last year and failed to pass the ScholasUc Aptitude Test and the American College Test. "We knew* six months ago that Harris would be ineligible." said Scott Johnson, sports information director. "*▼" The Daily Collegian- it beats Studying FIND ALL YOUR BACK TO SCHOOL NEEDS AT KENNEL BOOKSTORE Personal Computers- Imprinted Clothing & Gifts Study Guides \ Reference Books Kennel Copy Center VCR & Movie Rental One-Day Photo Processing Supplies... Art, Engineering Nursing, Biology, etc. 'MorvThurs 7:d5am-7:15p m Friday 7:45am-5:00pm Saturday 10:COarrr-3:00prn Phone 294-4062 |
