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Show a the Daily Utah Chronicle, Friday; ebrbarV 2l 19b6 Page Eleven SPORTSCAN ...the Lady Utes put their second-plac- e 1 HCAC record on the line Saturday as they meet Wyoming for the second time this season. Utah won the first contest this in Laramie, but the Cowgirls year 72-5- 9 are hoping for different results this time around in the Special Events Center- - The men's game will precede the Utah-BY- U 5:15 at p.m. game Wyoming comes into the game in sixth place in the conference with a 5 record (prior to a Thursday night game against overall. BVU). The Cowgirls arc 7-its poor record, Wyoming has Despite two of the hottest players in the conference right now. Forward Michelc Hoppes is third in the HCAC in scoring, with a 15.7 average, while freshman guard Christine Fairless is scoring an average of 17.8 points in conference play. "We have to keep Hoppes down to beat Wyoming. Historically, when she has a good game, Wyoming has a good game," Utc Coach Elaine Elliott said. 4Thc emergence of Fairless as an outside shooter 6-- 2-- 15 gives us something to contend with that we haven't had to much in the past against Wyoming." remainder of his lineup. nd Injuries are keeping many Lady Utes from competing at full strength. .Utah skiers get one final chance this weekend to improve their seedings for the NCAA championships when they compete in the NCAA Regionals. All alpine races will be at Winter Park, Co.; the nordic events will take place at Snow Mountain Ranch. A majority of the co-e- d squad has for the which are finals, already qualified set for March 5--8 in Stowe, Vt. Utah needs one more women's nordic ...the Lady Ute gymnasts travel to Seattle Friday night for a meet with Washington. For the defending national champion Utes, it's the first meet away from the Special Events Center since last year's NCAA Regionals in Tempe, Ariz. The Huskies, fresh from last weekend's school-recor- d performance of 185.60, are 16-- 2 and ranked ninth in the nation. The Lady Utes are 0 and sport the in the nation a 188.75. score highest Washington was in Salt Lake City Jan. 24 for Utah's season opener. Utah won handily, 186.05-182.5- 5. 4-- top-rank- ed all-arou- skier to reach qualifying times this weekend. That would give it a full contingent for the Vermont finals. Utah's stiffest competition will come Ute freshman Hilarie Portell will competicompete in her first tion. The Yakima, Wash., native has shown steady improvement, and because the meet is near Portell's hometown, Ute Coach Greg Marsden has entered her in all four events. The Ute coach is undecided about the plete. Government grants and loans may be applied towards our programs. F9 cog your prtttrt trti tOd'ttl FULLY ACCREDITED Christian College. 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