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Show The Daily Utah Chronicle - Page Monday, January 27. 1992 Ten swim from page nine and 200 yd. freestyle events. 100 o The UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO, offers an intensive ABA Approved post graduate 14 week LAWYER'S ASSISTANT PROGRAM. This Program will enable you to put your education to work as a skilled member of the legal team. A representative will be on campus Student Services Bldg. Conference Room 380 T f lrfP UU SLC 581-61- 86 San Diego. CA92110 (619)260-457- 9 Name Current Address C i .Zip. Current Phone outdistanced V I the competition en route to victory in the 200 individual medley race. Tom Axelson took the 50 freestyle with an impressive performance. On to diving, where the Utah team again was able to show some mettle, with victories on both the men's and women's teams. First, for the men, David Kooyman defeated his competition in the er diving event, while Scott Teerlink went away winner in the gala. For focus, however, the women's diving competition has found a gem in freshman Alicia Crus from (not Permanent Phone a? CHIOHICliPHOTOJuddlHillnxm Utah's Alicia Crus shows her stuff earlier this year. Saturday, she diving crowns at the Cougar Cup in captured the one and three-metProvo while her teammates beat NMSU in Salt Lake. er again) Brighton. Crus, in her first year of collegiate competition, has already a contender in every meet in (ft (ni (pD SssgmSfr fffe (fin erjxsoo G GodMco (ft BOWL February 5, 6:30 pm Union East Ballroom Individuals: $2 Teams (5 max): $8 Getting a college education Registration at Union Room 245 Entries due February 3 at 5:30 pm One of the biggest challenges of college is coming up with the money to pay for it. The University Credit Union can help you with our Stafford Student Loan Program. Isn't always easy... Our student loan program lets you learn now... and pay later. Payments won't begin until six months after you leave school. And as a credit union member your application will be processed in a matter of hours with our new computerized processing system. Neither is paying for it. Call us for 'S i X For the men, it was another notch the suit on their way to the VVAC championships at Las Vegas during spring break in March. Erik Hanssen, the junior from, you guessed it, Brighton, was again another standout for the men's side. one-met- .State. City. J in Hanssen Lawyer's Assistant Program Room 31 8, Serra Hall University S . 9. Monday, April 6, 1992 9:00am to 11:00am For more information contact your career center at: Utah Coach Jim Wilson could not have been more excited for the women. "I was really happy to see the women get a win, especially with it being the last home meet of the year." Things were bright for the men's team as well. The men, while not shining as brightly as the women Saturday, were also able to come away with a solid win over New Mexico State. This time the score was a little closer than it was for the women, with the men winning 108-8- more information. 481-880- 0 CREDIT UNION SPONSORED BY THE UNIVERSITY UNION mom f The Mood Disorders Clinic at the University Medical Center is conducting free treatment oriented research and would like to see vou if: which she competes. Saturday, she e captured both the one and meter diving crowns. three-becom- Lady netters split weekend road matches Over the weekend, as has become the norm for the Lady Utes of tennis, their time was spent on the road. This time, instead of heading for the sunny coast of California, the Lady Utes were off to the breadbasket of our nation to take on both the University of Kansas and Northwestern. On Friday, the Lady Utes conceded their loss to the Jayhawks of Kansas, in a solid contest between two very evenly matched teams. Kansas boasts two of the best singles players in the country with Evelyn Hamers and the No. freshman in the country, 7-- 2, an Rebecca Jensen. Kansas proved to be the better team at home. The two winners for the women against Kansas were in singles action as Alison Bradford defeated Renee and Heidi Raychaudhuri Chinchillo defeated Casey Cooley 6-- 2, 6-- 4, 6-- 4, 2-- 6, 6-- 2. The Lady Utes lost all three doubles d tandem matches as the of Stevens and Salvatierra lost to the seventh-ranke- d duo of Hamers and Jensen of Kansas. Saturday Utah squared off against Northwestern. However, just as the women were about to call it a weekend, they came out and stuck it to a very good team, winning It seemed that every match went to the wire as four matches went to three sets and one even ended up in a sixth-ranke- 7-- 2. tiebreaker situation. The Utah women competed against Northwestern last year, with Utah losing narrowly. But this year the Lady Utes were not to be denied. In one of the few dominant matches of the day, Heidi Chinchillo defeated Branaca Elsberry Also, Kristen (alias Petra) Longson, 6-- 3, 6-- 1. improving greatly this season, You feel tense, 2. You experience 1 . fearful or worry excessively. rapid heart rate, sweating, upset stomach. 3. You have trouble sleeping, muscle aches andor trembling. 4. You have no serious medical problems, no substance abuse and are not planning to become pregnant . CALL 58 1-8- 806 defeated Amy Heath Perhaps the most exciting match of the day came when Lisa Salvatierra, playing in the No. 1 spot for singles, 6-- 3, 6-- 2. came back twice from being down match point to defeat the d singles player in the nation, Lindsay 34th-ranke- Matthews. This match was so hotly contested that it not only went the full three sets, it finally had to be decided by a tiebreaker. Rallying from one point down at 5 in the tiebreaker, Salvatierra won the next three points and consequently the match, 6-- 2-- 6, 7-- 6 (8-- 6) in a 6-- 2, stunning upset. Brad Mortimer |
