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Sports DECEMBER 13, 1995 Mens soccer dealt tough losses ♦ Less of top players helps end successful! season early by Scotl Navarro siull Writer lough down the stretch. ell against UCSB and olCI \" led the outstanding plas .-.isesoi goalkeeper J i tamed MI'Sl Mountain 4>l tl 1 \4>S.lk .1 lullbacks Sb.r .v|vi saiulSyl together a sue, Us ihc end o ompli S..I1 for the Bulldog This defense, wind am. svlneli returned back lor next sear's se s that includedeighi II shutouts 4.n the with trying to mold helped the 1)4.cs cason thc Bull hampionship HIuehi als mlfielden. KyJe Bei huh thes lo> .. ICI \ .IM.iii ichey ..'I! Head coach John Blue tilth season ai the helm .. eer team, felt that his lea and improved throughout Both played so ssell that the earned AII-MI'SI selection' Sanchez earning second tc< ...s .„„| Berger earning hi able the At one poini in time, thc leam had a 12 came ssiiuimc streak which he- can bv heating the number-three leam in the nation. SMC..iiulcon- iniiieil on to ., 14-6-1 record and a final ranking ol 25th Bluem fell ihat il Ins players staved healths and remained al lull strength, his team could be a force io he reckoned «iih. This was not lhc case th..uch In the middle ol lhe season, ihc Erik Lilian and Bryan lay loi. to suspension t * >i breaking vein fourth ..ii the t Robson.a s„| I Marek Nov ml second on the Insight photo by David Johnson In a disappointing home finale against USF. Mario Sanchez jostles a Don. Sanchez was voted Second-Team All-MPSF. 0lp4.ll- Bluem tigs about the yeat itoking forward to ■We base eight < tack who base had eeishere.it r*rcsm aid."Ourdefehsc< 'can Novak. Shaw . he is already Kick Thes pro' during they red tobea solid defense "Theatiac ear and should K'again Mike Mats, year and. il vome areas that Bluem i'astei for* o He improved in order should hc will be rclui .Is. then no Brian Johnson finds success at national level r bv Todd \\; rsttaw Stuff Writer Foregoing his senior Stale soccer plas er Bn. n Johnson has increased his bid lor 1 spo oil the ig% Olympic soccer r ^Johnson is currently Areo Olympic Traininj Diego, where Ihe 15-n raining at the ember team is practicing iw •It's miens.. cedatls. ." Johns >n sai 1. "Pre tW4. weeks 4. ng| for doubles We' ixirts is se beei Deciding ui lease 1 14 ,!„■ S ate soc eer in pursuit 4.1 iheOlsmpi c drean s decisu ifm ohnson wIh. weighe* his phss ical c xiditiot and his stan line with the I.III4M1.I Alter succ esslul rv ruclise ankle surgery six months , in April. 1 rebabil ohns .n laced . wind would put h 111 111 the mids ol the adding that Arena, "doesn't base i4> say much lo back up what he's done. mavbe live straight national championships" l-'or ihe 21-year-old Johnson, the change irom Iresno Stale's highly- ranked college team lo the national have to be ready to play IIK) percent." Johnson s.ud. "Soccer is physical, bul you base io-.be menially prepared The physical aspect of the game could have kepi Johnson Irom reach ing this level, il noi for (hc success ul inkle l4.|ltllS . While he still spends two hours a .lay rehabilitating the injury. Johnson is confident aboul bis recovery. Alter lour scars (.| has ing both ankles taped . State SOCCCI g. In addi- inallyablci ii never going lo: .ill Mountain biking trails plentiful by Karl Kk-inkauf Local mountain biking enthusiasts agree thai some of the best trails m .^California can be found within an hou\ol Fresno no mailer what youi riding style. In this age «>t physical Illness and hcalih trends, mountain biking poses an opporttiniiy U.r good, haril ever rise m some beautiful sceners. The only problem is. if you don't know where lo ride, then mountain biking becomes jusl good exercise and loses its elements ol "excitement and beauts. What's mountain biking? fereni things lo different people. For. Janel Bauer, owner of Reg Bauer's Bike Shop in Clovis. it means the ability lo gel off thc road and aw as from llie cars "Plus. cycling... and it whole family.*' 12-year-old Bauer said, "it's ,-orkoul than oilier types ol nettling for the On lhe other hand. John Maims, a receiver for Tri-Spori Unlimited, loves mountain biking for "the adrenaline rush." ling himscll and his bike in conipro- don't base io ride to someone else's inising situations. Harms' las..rite ability level lobe cool. It's aboul per- irail is lhc Kamika/e al Maminoih sonal enjovnioni." Harms said. Mountain a ride lhai flMWC Ihan In other words, il you don't feel like lives up to ils name » breaking v.mr neck in some down- Harms enjoys intenselx icebnical riahl unforeiving terrain, mavbe spots terrain Hcsa'dWillow Creek al Bass like Willow Creek. Goat Mountain I ake is his favorite srnM to rule within and Tour de Granite aren't for S4.u an hour of Fresno. "Luis Creek up by Fish Camp is.. "Willow Creek has e.<t the super good ride because il is more roly -poh leehnic.il |trails|. Its also got a great and kick back." said Stevens. mix ol oilier terrain lo..." Harms s.ud. As well as. Luis Creek. Squaw who picked three ol lhe hardest rides Leap. (M)7 and China Peak Classic in Ihc area: Willow Creek. Squaw also have terrain for es ers one leap aiul rourde Granite. "(Mtfistm favorite route. All three Willow Creek is the mam inlet to levels. Ithasahig variety of dill'erenl Bass Lake and is on the north shore, types of terrain: uphill, downhill. I he trail st.uis with an outrageous up- single track, fire road, jumps and hill climb, then levels out into a single burms." said Stevens, track through some beautiful forest. The <X)7 ir.ul head is of) Ro.nl 27-1 There are l.igs. water crossings, small between North Fork and Bass lake boulders and plenty ol rutsionegoii- and truly has something foi esciy.nc ale before you start a grueling tech- It combines some of ihe best uphill nical downhill. Willow Creek remains downhill and bla/ing single track one ol the hardest rides around. around with fire roads, a ton of jumps. Squaw Leap is aboul 45 minutes hurms and breathtaking scenery. from Fresno, jusl past Auberry and off "Go with a friend or someone vvb" Power Stan,.ii Road Bauer and knows the trail, or bring mc a map ..l sit 11.ii ins Ivth recommend Squaw Leap. the Sierra Nevada National Loiesi and w From lhe trail head, riders can go ei- I'll show you. because it is haul i.t B. liter was because Ihe trail is a big find." said Stevens of 007*s elusive re "Two times a day, every day, we have to be ready to play 100 percent." — Brian Johnson, i former Bulldog ' soccer star ; iried lo come back the final IS-nienibe ild have burl ms being announced in isaid lb-member team wil leas e lhe Fresno in January ss uh sev i ide in earls August, ers currently linishi loc coaching stall" Brian Johnson ist ankle again." Johnson said, lhe relief of overcoming one ofhis biggest obstacles cle... ... his voice. 'Tin losing ii." I pon returning in earls January. the leam will be strengthened .•ollegeplay- It'sa way of life .sill. a hole othe IW5 season.jun- t took over Johnson's i. center niidlield. That th. i ii has people who km ml Stevens, who rep- I.what sty le 0 why vou ride, one thing remains constat mountain biking is always hclu in good terrain. Bass Lake has ever type or terrain for any kind of rider. Zach Stevens, assisiani manager; Reg Bauer's Bike Shop in Frcsrii said lhat all the besi trails within a hour of Fresno are bs Bass Lake. . al least as far as Auberry. Where to ride? When asked aboul good trails w ithi loop. Squaw is mosilt bul depending on which wa\ you go. the'terrain is different. Tour de Granite is near Shaver Lake and. like it sounds, ihc ride is mostly on granite rock It is technical .>\cr all. hut in some places the Tour gets lough for even the best riders, according lo Harms. Goat Mountain, a trail on thc west side of Bass Lake, has a reputation for its adrenaline factor. trail head "China Peak Classic is up at Si. Summit.. It really has a good Huntington Lake and gives opportunity to sisn places like R. mini positu.n. outside halfback. "Wc had to readjust Ihc whole outside. It took fise or six games before we had a solid and consistent lineup." said Frank Speth. assistant coach. Thc national team coaching staff will be completed in lhc upcoming Recently-named Head Coach Bruce Arena has been busy guiding his University ol Virginia team to their fifth consecutive Final lour showing, aller ss inning an unprecedented fourth consecutive NCAA championship in I'I'M. With lhc IW5 championship decided on Dec. III. Arena will be taking oser the team sshen they return from a winter break on Jan. 5. 1996. Johnson is excited aboul plas ing for Wena and assistants Glenn Myernick and Bob Bradlev. "He |Arena| knows how to win, that's a big thing for us." Johnson said. Younger brother Matt is preparing tor the World Championship Quality ing Tournament wnh the I'.S. Under-20 National leam. Man recently completed his freshman season al'Noire Dame where he started every game as a defensive midfielder. While he has taken lhe 1995-96 school year oil. Johnson has kepi his options open. Tw o contracts ss ere ot fcrcd to him al the beginning ol lhe San Diego training camp. Oneollercd a $500 monthly stipend in addition n.itui'. The s sialus by the play .-xpense and travel costs ssith no supciul. allowing ihe player ii> retain amateur status and college eligibility. Johnson signed lhe second, keep ing open the option of returning lor one more season w ith his l-resno Stale teammates. "Thais what I miss most, lhc social aspect of Fresno and my buddies on the | Fresno State] team' Its been my home for ihree years." Johnson it th. \L i el.a Mil., ice thai the he :resied in mou r a helmet." Harms and See "Insight Online" at http://info.pub. csufresno. edu/In sight The hard thine The Perfect Gift ■fool that Special YOoman oi (ZjiiL For as Little as $5 tj>you can have Your Loved One'.*} Name included in A Testimonial Quilt <%o*tori/ty //ie Worries/■ est- Orrr Jf/trcs For More Information Call the ^WomejrTs Resource Center at 278-4435 or Stop by — Main Cafeteria West A Fund-Rimo* Project for ll„- W.,r s'.l.forn,. State Un.vcr. ri*i Rcuu 1 GET YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN 1 .before you are left out in the cole 1! fireplaces ceiling fans basketball courts tennis court gas ranges iJAU large pool & spa | dishwashers l tanning bed garages * 1 courtesy patrol \ \. >v', SUNRIDGE TOWNHOUSE APARTMENTS 4 Spacious 2 & 3 Bedroom Townhouses with floorplans from 1,125 sq. ft. Starting at $495- Near FSU, just 1/2 block south of Shaw * Bring this ad for your move In special! 1 4885 N CHESTNUT FRESNO, CA 93*726 4 PH: 209/294.8012 FAX: 209/294.0612
Object Description
Title | 1995_12 Insight December 1995 |
Alternative Title | Insight (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Dept. of Journalism, California State University, Fresno. |
Publication Date | 1995 |
Description | Weekly during the school year. Vol. 1, no. 1 (Oct. 8 1969-v. 29, no. 23 (May 13, 1998, issue. Title from masthead. Merged with Daily collegian. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodials |
Contributors | California State University, Fresno Dept. of Journalism |
Coverage | October 8, 1969 - May 13, 1998 |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi, TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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Title | 014_Insight Dec 13 1995 p 6 |
Alternative Title | Insight (California State University, Fresno) |
Publication Date | 1995 |
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Sports
DECEMBER 13, 1995
Mens soccer dealt tough losses
♦ Less of top players
helps end successful!
season early
by Scotl Navarro
siull Writer
lough down the stretch.
ell against UCSB and
olCI \"
led the outstanding plas
.-.isesoi goalkeeper J i
tamed MI'Sl Mountain
4>l tl
1 \4>S.lk .1
lullbacks Sb.r
.v|vi
saiulSyl
together a sue,
Us ihc end o
ompli
S..I1 for the Bulldog This defense, wind
am. svlneli returned back lor next sear's se
s that includedeighi II shutouts 4.n the
with trying to mold helped the 1)4.cs
cason thc Bull
hampionship
HIuehi als
mlfielden. KyJe Bei
huh thes lo>
.. ICI \
.IM.iii
ichey
..'I!
Head coach John Blue
tilth season ai the helm ..
eer team, felt that his lea
and improved throughout
Both played so ssell that the
earned AII-MI'SI selection'
Sanchez earning second tc<
...s .„„| Berger earning hi
able
the
At one poini in time, thc leam had
a 12 came ssiiuimc streak which he-
can bv heating the number-three
leam in the nation. SMC..iiulcon-
iniiieil on to ., 14-6-1 record and a
final ranking ol 25th
Bluem fell ihat il Ins players
staved healths and remained al lull
strength, his team could be a force
io he reckoned «iih.
This was not lhc case th..uch
In the middle ol lhe season, ihc
Erik Lilian and Bryan lay loi. to
suspension t * >i breaking vein
fourth ..ii the t
Robson.a s„|
I Marek Nov
ml second on the
Insight photo by David Johnson
In a disappointing home finale against USF. Mario Sanchez
jostles a Don. Sanchez was voted Second-Team All-MPSF.
0lp4.ll-
Bluem
tigs about the yeat
itoking forward to
■We base eight <
tack who base had
eeishere.it r*rcsm
aid."Ourdefehsc<
'can Novak. Shaw
. he is already
Kick
Thes pro'
during they
red tobea solid defense "Theatiac
ear and should K'again Mike Mats,
year and. il
vome areas that Bluem i'astei for*
o He improved in order should hc
will be rclui
.Is. then no
Brian Johnson
finds success at
national level
r
bv Todd \\;
rsttaw
Stuff Writer
Foregoing his senior
Stale soccer plas er Bn.
n Johnson has
increased his
bid lor
1 spo
oil the
ig% Olympic soccer r
^Johnson is currently
Areo Olympic Traininj
Diego, where Ihe 15-n
raining at the
ember team is
practicing iw
•It's miens..
cedatls.
." Johns
>n sai
1. "Pre
tW4. weeks 4.
ng| for
doubles
We'
ixirts is
se beei
Deciding ui
lease 1 14
,!„■ S
ate soc
eer in pursuit
4.1 iheOlsmpi
c drean
s decisu
ifm
ohnson
wIh. weighe*
his phss
ical c
xiditiot
and his stan
line with the
I.III4M1.I
Alter succ
esslul rv
ruclise
ankle surgery
six months ,
in April.
1 rebabil
ohns
.n laced
. wind
would put h
111 111 the
mids
ol the
adding that Arena, "doesn't base i4>
say much lo back up what he's done.
mavbe live straight national championships"
l-'or ihe 21-year-old Johnson, the
change irom Iresno Stale's highly-
ranked college team lo the national
have to be ready to play IIK) percent."
Johnson s.ud. "Soccer is physical, bul
you base io-.be menially prepared
The physical aspect of the game
could have kepi Johnson Irom reach
ing this level, il noi for (hc success ul
inkle
l4.|ltllS .
While he still spends two hours a
.lay rehabilitating the injury. Johnson
is confident aboul bis recovery. Alter
lour scars (.| has ing both ankles taped
. State SOCCCI
g. In addi-
inallyablci
ii never going lo:
.ill
Mountain biking trails plentiful
by Karl Kk-inkauf
Local mountain biking enthusiasts
agree thai some of the best trails m
.^California can be found within an
hou\ol Fresno no mailer what youi
riding style.
In this age «>t physical Illness and
hcalih trends, mountain biking poses
an opporttiniiy U.r good, haril ever
rise m some beautiful sceners. The
only problem is. if you don't know
where lo ride, then mountain biking
becomes jusl good exercise and loses
its elements ol "excitement and beauts.
What's mountain biking?
fereni things lo different people. For.
Janel Bauer, owner of Reg Bauer's
Bike Shop in Clovis. it means the ability lo gel off thc road and aw as from
llie cars
"Plus.
cycling... and it
whole family.*'
12-year-old Bauer said, "it's
,-orkoul than oilier types ol
nettling for the
On lhe other hand. John Maims, a
receiver for Tri-Spori Unlimited,
loves mountain biking for "the
adrenaline rush."
ling himscll and his bike in conipro- don't base io ride to someone else's
inising situations. Harms' las..rite ability level lobe cool. It's aboul per-
irail is lhc Kamika/e al Maminoih sonal enjovnioni." Harms said.
Mountain a ride lhai flMWC Ihan In other words, il you don't feel like
lives up to ils name » breaking v.mr neck in some down-
Harms enjoys intenselx icebnical riahl unforeiving terrain, mavbe spots
terrain Hcsa'dWillow Creek al Bass like Willow Creek. Goat Mountain
I ake is his favorite srnM to rule within and Tour de Granite aren't for S4.u
an hour of Fresno. "Luis Creek up by Fish Camp is..
"Willow Creek has e. |