Weber State University Student Newspapers | 1984-10-05 | Page 18

18 Signpost-Friday, October 5, 1984 Faculty Golfers Weather The Storm In Cold Competition by Jim Dowdy Sports Reporter On Friday, Sept. 29th, thirty-two Weber State Faculty and Staff members braved 20 m.p.h. winds and very cold temrpratures at the White Barn Golf Course, and played a two-person best ball tournament. The team of Ron and Edith Finch captured first-place in the net (handicap) division and took home a dozen balls and a pair of socks each. Taking second-place low net was the team of Brooke Chase and Tom Van Cleave, and they received a dozen balls each Low gross (no handicap) honors went to the team of Allen Simkins and Jim Dowdy, and they took home a dozen balls and a pair of socks each for first place. Steve Spafford and Gail Hamp captured second place and each received a dozen balls. Several prizes were donated by local merchants. Jim Dowdy won a $10.00 gift certificate from Pro Golf for his long drive on home number 4 while Dave Trujillo won a $10.00 gift certificate by winning the long drive on number 14. Edith Finch also won a $10.00 gift certificate for being closest to the hole on number 2. A $10.00 gift certificate was given to Ron Finch for Tennis Teams: Strongest Ever The 1984 men's and women's tennis teams are beginning their fall season soon. Coach Keith Cox says he feels as good about both teams as any he's had in his past 12 years. The new players will take time learning his system. Cox will take time knowing them and expects a good season. The men's team has won the Big Sky Title four of the last six years, and Cox feels they have an excellent chance again this year. "As for the ladies, they finished third place last season," Cox said. "I expect improvement this year, with a chance to challenge for the Mountain West title."From October 11-18, the Deseret News Utah State Championships will be played at the Canyon Racquet Club in Salt Lake City, The men's tennis roster for this year includes these new members: Thomas Strada, Larrs Swenson, both freshmen from Sweden; Tony Miles, Freshman and Bob Beckball, a J.C. transfer from Mesa, Arizona, Jonas Ehrlin, sophomore, two-time defending Big Sky Conference Champion and Jeff Robinson, junior, Rod Horton, senior, Big Sky defending Number 5 singles champion. The ladies's Tennis team consists of: Anna Gunnarson, sophomore; Barbara Schoavers, senior; Tina Purser, junior; Kristy Gleave, junior; No. 3 singles conference champion from last year. Mary Ann Kausfen, freshman; Tracie Hover, freshman; Jamie Lunnen, freshman. n being closest to the hole on numbers 5 and 13. Harold Wiese won closest to the hobe on number 17 and also received a $10.00 gift certificate. Kay Gillespie won an jacket by posting the lowest number of putts. A good time was had by everyone despite the bad weather conditions. Thanks goes out to Smith's Food King for donating food and beverages for the luncheon after the tournament. The following also donated cash on merchandise; Sav-On Sporting Goods, Sunset Sporting Goods, Pro-Golf, Plitt Theaters, Mann Theaters, WSC Bookstores, and Davis County Golf Coi j-se. Thanks again to everyone who participated or helped in any way. Hunsaker Instructs Coaches Weber State College Ass;stant Basketball Coach Dick Hunsaker gave a clinic on match-up zone defense at the annual Utah High School Basketball Coaches Association basketball clinic held Saturday, September 29 at Hillcrest High School. Hunsaker, who has been an assistant coach under Neil McCarthy for eight years, was the first Weber State coach to participate in the high school coach's clinic. "It was a great experience for me," Hunsaker said. "It was good working with the Utah coaches. It will help build our (Weber) relationships with the coaches and give Weber some positive recognition when we rercuit." Hunsaker's clinic was on attacking the match-up zone. The match-up zone has been a very popular defense in recent years. Many teams including Weber State have seen successful using the match-up zone. A match-up zone differs quite a bit from the traditional zones in that the match-up is a much more aggressive zone withman-to-man tendencies. It can be disguised easily and can confuse the offense. The basketball team will begin workouts October 15. Hunsaker is looking forward to the season. He said, "Weber will be a contender. We have a lot of senior experience and some excellent recruits. I am anticipating an exciting, successful campaign." dAssifiEd A(J s Dick Hunsaker FOR RENT ONE WAY) Feeling discouraged with school? Having trouble "getting into" your classwork? Seem to be losing the spark that makes life fun? 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