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Show 1 2 Jastary Monday, THE DAILY UTAH CHRONICLE 2003 3, 1 '1 h,t fcia V V COUhSELORS WANTEDI Fnnoy Pints Camp, in PrtjcottAZ, hiring staff for '03 season. k May 31AuqT. to oork mitn kids aqts 613. horst-tacclimbing, fishing, crafts, fidinq. att sports. more1 Comprtftiv salary. Travfi alOn campus in!trvi lowance Jan 23. For 2128 or email intoHriend-lypint- s call 928-44com. i v. continued from page 9 1,4 ml CAMP i TW7 MEN'S HOOPS h t Mi STUDENTS HEEDED! Tht Dioctian Development Drive (DDD) of the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City needs a few students to call parishioners. The DDD provides funds for the ence necessary. Call A hi if i ,;' Starts Jan 15th. 9 550 0416. Experi' RESORT iscu7-rentl-y MARRIOTT'S MOUNTAINSIDE lookinq for marketinq and sales associates with the skills to succeed. 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WORK FROM Cl Richard Chaney scored Legitimate International HOMEI company needs skilled supervisor. vided by personal coach. www.incrediblecash.biz PRINCESS TOURS' Summer Jobs in Weber State Wildcat Invitational, one that coach Lisa Archer called "the best season opener we've ever 4 had." thru The Utes traveled to Ogden on Saturday and came away with a handful of winners. Sophomore Nellie Hammons won the run with a time of 2:18.78, while Friday, February 7 For more information and to apply go to: on-lin- e, 800-met- vvww.princessjobs.com Prtmrtu It mm points, as ten Utes played more than In their first meet of the new year, the U's indoor track and field teams put up a strong performance at the in Alaska Tuesday, February 12 16 minutes. Indoor Track Gets "Best Ever Opener" at Weber Training pro- Our recruiters will be interviewing Salt Lake City and Provo on the following days: er 222 So. 1300 East Ste 1982 J 9 13 5 2 0-- 0 2 2 12 3-- 4 0-- 0 4 8-- 0-- 0 1 6 0 22 5-- 0-- 2 12 0-- 4 0 2 0-- 0 Jackson 0 0 1- -1 0-- 0 1 4 2 1- -2 4 3 2 5 1 0-- 0 0-- 1 1- -4 0-- 0 2 0 0 5 4 0 6 Markson 2 CJacksonl-2-- Oyzerskiy Koford 2-- 1 0 Team 6 8 2 1 Totals Three-Pointer- Frost 29-5- 7 34 4-- s: 14-2- Drisdom 2-- Chaney 2-- 5, 24 76 (Jacobson 5 6-- 7, 2-- Markson (Chaney 3, Drisdom 3, M. Jackson 2, Reichner 2, Johnsen, Markson, Koford, C. Jackson). Johnsen Caton Turnovers: ). 14 IPFW FT--A Reb A Pts 0-- 0 1 2 4-- 7 0-- 0 3 0 0 6 2 6 2 15 2 3 18 2 5 FG-Player Jennings M Kessenich Simon 3-- Collins A 1 2-- 2 8 Woodall 2-- 7 Noll 2-- 6 2-- 2 1 Clevenger Nesbitt Thrasher Carouthrs 2-- 2 2-- 2 1 0-- 0 0-- 0 0 18 0 0-- 1 2-- 3 5 0 2 2-- 2 3 1 4 7 59 0 7 0 3 Team Totals 20-2- 6 17-4- 5 Three-Pointer- 28 5 (Collins Woodall Noll s: Cle- 2-- venger Carouthers ). Turnovers: 15: (Simon 3, Carouthers 2, Thrasher 2, Collins 2, Noll 2, Jennings, Kessenich, Woodall, Clevenger). 2-- 2, HALFTIME: Utah 46. 0-- 4, IPFW 24 ATTENDANCE: 10,527 lenge for the league title.' Utah has a game with Ripon before starting its MWC schedule. rbrunnerchronicle.utah.edu ... v,Z mrU VI' ' ' - : ! , - . - 1 W . x 3 Jo er CHRIS BELLAMY : --"fisirai- Gyro Ccabo Special Just oresenl this couoon whon I ordering a gyro Combo Special topped with onion, tomato, 1 cnor-ia- l cai iro in nita hrpari served with tries tnd16 01. drink. .V : :" "us .jjjfn i J' n I fsriRti i,'2Hn:i 582-720- 0 Tfp Present this coupon wrien II Cheeseburger a 14!b. I r j j j i i N fire Present I Come Visit Our 2nd 7333 South State AM- arm cjei one HUM Coupon : location 3 I , S men Ordenng j - t... Z55-593- 1 Char-Broile- ordering J J 12H03 Tool ; x The men and women fell to nationally ranked Washington Saturday. ended the event first and second, respectively. Ryan Quinn, Zack Simons and Torin o Koos led the men's squad, while Hatlevik and Ashley McQueen were among the top finishers for the women. While pleased with performances he has seen thus far, coach Kevin Sweeney has also noted some room for improvement. "The talent and potential definitely is there for success," he said. "But we are struggling to score consistently in all (the events) and you can see it in the results. The competition is so tight that we need results like cross country posted in every event." Sweeney noted the home field as the reason for some of the poor outings. "There is some pressure in skiing at home because the nerves are high and the desire to perform well at home is high," Sweeney said. The final day of the invitational will feature the classical events in cross country at Soldier Hollow in Midway, Utah. rbrunnerchronicle. utah. edu Swimmers Fall in First Home Action Bar-br- sn3 t continued from page 9 . j iVt'i 0 .... SKIING a!ZlZl' Greek & American Food I 1- -2 ;r :v"j" seniors Brooke Lobue and Kristy Slade came in first in the pole vault and long jump, respectively. Junior Katie Decker placed second in the high jump after setting a new personal record, and sophomore Jennifer Jackman came in secdash. ond in the Next up for Utah is another road trip this weekend in Reno, Nev., to compete in the Pole Vault Summit. 400-met- 4 A Ffua opportunity Employer R ft? R HffiWinc 1 M 1 A jmtmmw i,.,. J Chaney Reichner in-sta- te e SEEKING Jacobson ss Reb 0-- 0 2-- Frost Drisdom Pts FT--A FG-1- -3 Johnsen 35-3- THE PEACE GRADUATING IN CORPS. TRAVEL AND WORK IN EXOTIC LOCAPAY FOR IT! TIONS. LET THE GOVERNMENT OPPORTUNITIES ALL MAJORS ACCEPTED. IN AVAILABLE SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPENMENT, ENGLISH AND SCIENCE TEACHERS, AGRIVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, PROTECTION, 587-763DEVELOPMENT. COMMUNITY CULTURE, www peececorps qov. recreational program. 3. 59-3- Diocesan Ministries throuqhout the state of Utah. Some of those ministries include Catholic Community Services. Hispanic Ministry, Religious and Youth and Young Adult MiEducation, It you're available from 3 to B pm on Sunnistries days Thursdays, and want to earn ettre money, call Kimberly at 328 8641 or email your resume to Kimberlyclocksint dioslc org. This is a temporary position startmq on Jan. 12 tor 6 8 weeks. 59 Player Caton 8-- COLLEGE .76 IPFW UTAH Two free throws by Jackson later in the half pushed the Utes' lead to their biggest of the game at from long range The Utes shot in the first half and turned 12 IPFW turnovers into 18 points. In the second half, the lead grew to 0 when Tim Frost threw a skip-pato a wide-ope- n Jacobson for three. After that, the four freshmen were inserted into the line-u- p to gain more game time experience. It led to scrapbasketball and a py, turnover-plague- d 0 IPFW second half advantage. "I thought our concentration waned. The secret is to maintain concentration," Majerus said, though 10 players saw more than 16 minutes. Frost and freshman Richard Chaney scored 12 points apiece, while freshman Tim Drisdom, who finished with eight points and six assists, logged a team-hig- h Freshman 23 minutes. had five Markson Bryant points and four rebounds in 22 minutes and Chris Jackson had four points and five rebounds in 18 minutes. "We're going to need the freshmen later, so it's good to get them some confidence," Britton Johnsen said. IPFW coach Doug Noll, whose team played its 12th road game in 17 contests, said his Mastodons' lack of energy can be attributed to beating rival IUPUI earlier in the week. "I know we arc not going to match up physically with a lot of teams this year," said IPFW coach Doug Noll, whose Mastodons are in their first season of Division-- I basketball. "But I want a better effort." Noll, whose team has played six Mountain West opponents, said the Utes could be in the hunt. "I think other teams like Las Vegas UNLV and San Diego State are athletically at a higher level," Noll said. "But with the way lUtah can execute, if they can stay healthy they'll chal- 46-2- Utah . The U swimming and diving teams suffered setbacks over the weekend, as both teams fell to the nationally-ranke- d Washington Huskies. The women also fell to Oregon State the previous day. The Ute men, after rising above the .500 mark with a victory over Florida Atlantic on Dec. 21, 1 dropped to 5 with the loss. The women lost 0 and saw their record fall to 6 with conference play looming Thurs120-10- 5-- 125-9- 7-- day. The women won just four of 13 events, including the 400 free relay. Freshman Ariane Rich had a strong showing in the 200 broast, finishing first with a time of 2:25.91. On the men's side, freshman Jonathan Larsen won a pair of events, the 50 free and 100 free, but the team won just six of 13 events to drop its fifth of the season. "We fought hard but it just was- n't enough," coach Michael Litzinger said. "Overall, we swam well butj they just swam faster." Against Oregon State on Jan. 10, the women won seven of 16 events, including three from Neringa Statkeviciute, but still came up short. While the men have next weekend off, the women begin their conference schedule this Thursday on the road against Colorado State. On Jan. 18, they travel to New Mexico to take on the Lobos before both U squads take on Wyoming at home Jan. 24. CHRIS BELLAMY |
