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Show Monday, March 1,1999 The Daily Utah Chronicle- - 15 Softball Splits Women Swimmers Excel at WAC New Mexico The University of Utah women's swimming team had an impressive showing at the Western Athletic Conference Swimming and Diving Championships held this past weekend in Oklahoma City. Tournament in The Ute sofiball team competed in the Troy Cox Softball Classic in Las Cruces, N.M., earning a tie for fourth place with a 3 mark. The Utes split day one (Friday), winning the opener against Wichita then dropping to No. 22 MinState nesota by a final count of In the first game, Sarah Farnworth was the story. The Ute pitcher struck out six, allowed only six hits, and blasted a solo home run which was the decisive hit of the ball game. The Utes 223 points placed them fifth overall behind SMU, BYU, Rice and Colorado State. Several Utah swimmers had key performances throughout the meet. Heidi Hausknecht, a junior transfer, placed second in the 100 fly. After placing second in the preliminary round with a time of 54.97, she took second in the finals with a time of 54.49. That was good enough to qualify for the upcoming NCAA Championships. Hausknecht also placed fourth in the 50 free with a time of 23.60. Also doing well was senior Molly Lauber who made history a season ago by becoming the first female Utah swimmer to qualify for NCAAs. Having already qualified again this season, she had little to prove. Nevertheless, she made her presence 3-- 2-- 1, 8-- 5. , Wichita State offered some exciten ment in its defeat, however. Threatening to score in the fourth inning, it was Utah outfielder Molly McLean throwing a bullet to home plate to nail a Wichita State runner. In the second game on Friday, a home run by Sunny Smith and a 3 plate performance by Jenny Monson all went for naught. Minnesota capitalized on three Utah errors en route one-ru- felt. Her preliminary time of 1:03.65 in the 100 breast earned her third place and a trip to the finals. Again, she placed third with an NCAA qualifying time of 1:03.34. Where Utah really made its presence felt, though, was in the relay events. 2-- to an 5 victory. In day two of the tournament, Utah took two of three games, beating and Penn State ). Arkansas (4-Its only loss of the day coming from host New Mexico State, which piled up the runs on Utah for a 9-- 1 victory. 8-- 2) Skiers in Third At Region Meet In the 200 relay medley, the team of Heikc Kutz, Lauber, Hausknecht and Amy Jacobson claimed second place with a time of 1:44.76. The Utes placed third in the 400 relay medley in 3:46.65. Utah also had the fourth place team in the 200 relay free finishing in 1:35.02. Utah's performance in the swimming events was further bolstered by a strong diving performance from freshman Crystal Gregory. event. Gregory took third place in the Her 408.30 points qualified her for the NCAA meet as well. She followed that up with a seventh place finish in event. Her score of 440.00 also was good enough for NCAA qualification. After the first day of the Western Ski Regional held at the place. This meet serves as a prelude to the upcoming NCAA Championships in Sunday River, Maine next week. Consequently, the Utes are more focused on getting a The first road trip of the season for the Utah women's tennis team yielded a pair of victories and netted the Utes their first foray into over-50-0 play. The Utes began the trip with an 1 pummeling of Portland and concluded it by escaping 4 over Boise State. The two wins pushed Utah to 3 on the season its first winning record. The trip also marked the return of Megan Payne to the lineup and saw her perform in usual dominating 2-- two-ru- 8-- 3-- in the sixth inning. Sarah picked up both wins on the mound. After beating the Razorbacks, Sarah then pitched a three-h- it shutout against Penn State while Stacey hit her second homer of the day, this one a solo shot in the sixth inning. On the final day of the Troy Cox Classic, Utah fell to Oregon State 2, running its season record to 5-- 4-- Sherry, finished 21st and 27th, respectively. Kuehni came in at 1:39.64 while Sherry was clocked at 1:50.28. It was a similar scenario in the men's slalom. Freshman Scott Woodland and junior Ryan Forsyth were also second and sixth coming in at times of 1:18.75 and 1:20.02. But sophomore Peter Shaffer and were 27th and senior Alain Britt-Co- te 29th. Junior Markus Leunig did not finish his second run. On the nordic side of the competition, the men took part in the 10k skate. Frode and Rune Kollerud are in third and sixth place. Patrick Casey is 21st, Hakon Skjonberg is 25th and Jesse Lassley 29th. 18-2- 0. style. After sitting out against Utah State a week ago, Payne returned to her No. 1 spot against Portland and subseLinn Ronnberg, quently destroyed Jane Clark, 6-Molly Sanderson, Heidi Thomas and Irini Kotoglou all won in straight sets. Hillaree Hawkins, a freshman from Ogden, was 2 to Utah's only casualty in singles play. She fell 1, 3-- 5--6. Erik Martinez 6-- 0. 6-- 3, Portland's Jana Jusopovic. The Utes were equally impressive in doubles play, tanwhere they went undefeated. The dem won while Sanderson-Ronnber- g won 4 and Brooke Wilkinson teamed with Thomas to win Things were more difficult against the Broncos, though. Payne won again, defeating Pia Lena Ander 1 and the Utes claimed four of the six singles matches, Boise rallied by winning at No. 1 and 2 doubles to even the match. The outcome was decided in the final matchup when the Wilkinson-Thoma- s team eked out a 9-- 7 win at No. 3 doubles. Utah will extend the road trip when it faces South Carolina on March 5 and South Alabama on March 7. Paync-Kotogl- 8-- 8-- 2. 6-- o, 6-- 5-- 7, oppor- of the women's alpine team, senior Sandra Kuchni and freshman Liz pre-seas- 8-- 0, h meet. However, as has been the problem all season long, the Western Regional finds the Utes lacking in consistency. In the women's slalom, sophomore Sabrina Lawrence finished second in 1:27.92 and senior Tina Kavcic was sixth in 1:29.84. However, the other two members Tennis Gets Pair of Wins on Road The Farnworth sisters both came up big in the win over Arkansas. Stacey went 3 at the plate, smacking n round tripper a double and a last-ditc- tunity to qualify an entire team for NCAAs, rather than winning the Teammate Erica Fleming was also impressive. The sophomore finished eighth in the with 426.05 points also good for an NCAA berth. She also took 10th place in the 341.55 points. The team's strong showing at the conference championship was all the more impressive after the regular season saw them go 7 overall and 3 in the WAC. Still, the team achieved swim coach Dennis Tesch's goal of finishing in the top half of the conference. Those who qualified will look forward to competing in the NCAA Championships March Eric Walden 4-- Nevada-Ren- o Invitational, the Utah ski team finds itself in familiar territory third The women competed in the 5k skate, Kristina Joder is in 10th place while Hailey Wappett is 14th, Marit Husby i8th, Stine Hellerud 19th and Lcne Pcdersen is 21st. Eric Walden Eric Walden 6-- GYMNASTICS continued from page 14 The University of Utah Women's Club Leonard scored no lower than a 9.800 on any of the four event's, with highs of 9.950 on floor and a 9.925 on bars. Is If that weren't enough to bolster Bowles and Jones Utah's season-higalso registered $1,200.00 Offering h, scores above Scholarships to qualified women for the 999-200academic year. 39- - 1 Bowles' 39.375 and Jones' 39.275 placed them at third and fourth, respectively, for the The impressive scores on the road were especially sweet for the Red Rocks because last time they went on the road they came away with their worst score of the year, a 193.625 at Arizona. "We all got together after the Arizona meet and decided that we just needed to be more aggressive and do 0 Qualifications tri-me- 1 Fulltime Junior or Senior women student at the 1 999-200- 0 University of Utah for aoademic year ) 2) Cumulative GPA of 3.5 3) Any academic discipline Application forms available at Women's Resource Center Disabled Student Services Lowell Bennion Center our routines with more confidence, especially when we're on the road," said Bowles. perforFriday's measuring-stic- k mance from the Red Rocks improved d the Utes to This week at practice, Utah will look for ways to further bump up its collective team total in preparation for its home meet against No. 21 Washington Friday night. third-ranke- Deadline: March 12, 1999 9-- 0. CHRONY CLASSIFIEDS For further information call: Black. Low miles. Manual. 94 HONDA DEL SOL FOR SAUL CD player, custom wheels, spoiler and car phone. $9,600 34 obo. 2758223 or 5830822. 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