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tv or1 7096 1 War FOR FOR 14101 AtL - 2 - 0 NEVADA MESQUITE IN — lifiALISSEEtRIC 155R-1- 3 40 Resort Hotels Casino 1 A $ : 3 ''EsA-SoI- I ' Peppermill 4:' 409 : - A 1111A-- LII 11 1 '''' - w BoveasVel Does ttl theStlyet soas ma A aETC:MM' eargi U OP zc 1r: Butiet 1uNtett('Ittevag teserodoos 'CIO toll— a d 'rt Alt d accotrooaatioo 3810 kitch4"70 to overt& ' SIE111101101‘1 N Hoklay MI §Iscot) t I in' IIR N Enjoy great savings on food and beverage the rue lis Ore Utah 1993 Schedule: Jan 18 — Slate Southern Utah in Smiths Challenge Cup 7 pm at the Huntsman Center: Jan 22 — at Arizona: Jan 30 — BYU in Spartan Jeep Eagle Showdown 7 pm Huntsman Center: Feb 8 — Utah State Iowa State in First Security Invitational 7 pm Huntsman Center: Feb 13 Oregon Slate in Sizzler Supermeet 7 pm Huntsman Center: Feb 19 — at Oregon State: March 1 at Utah State: March 6 — Washington Boise State in Uni versity Park Hotel Classic 7 pm Huntsman Center: March 13 — at BYU: March 20 — WAC championships at Boise State: April 3 — NCAA Midwest Regional at Utah State: — NCAA Championships at OreApril 15-1gon State University in Corvallis Ore Sophomores Suzanne Metz Kelli Wolsey and Aimee Trepanier could all compete in the Before a February inju BPSIA )0 Gun Club the Golf Course the Western Ranch and morel Juniors Jenny Donaldson Missy Wells and Meredith King will compliment the seniors with expertise on every event Notes Marsden "Jenny is as strong as anybody in the country on floor beam and bars Missy has been ' $9I 10ays a d good at everything except bars and even now she can throw a 97 on that apparatus And Meredith will be among our best vaulters a 9925 at the 1922 NCAA regional" - Tre- 111110 9- frte 99 $ 3 co 2 tenors Stkosci e avalabity DisoNsis not vaid Ott otter ollots Expos FeO It 1993 penxts excluiod 24N atrancodrosotvaono Nosed Lroted be Ines Not amiable to 0 0 0 0 0 II top-bille- scores d I ci I - d'N -- "She'd be the gymnast in many other Division I programs" says Marsden national team As important as the freshmen are it remains for the veterans to ill floor exercise three-tim- e The freshmen are all from the national elite class — Sandy Woolsey Jennifer Mercier Megan Caudle and Alysa Frenz Woolsey was the nation's top recruit and was an eighth place finisher at the world championships in 1989 and Mercier is currently a US member of the MEMEW s 39-plu- s status panier gained on floor and Wolsey could be the team's best vaulter "Potentially we're as deep and talented as we've ever been" says Marsden "Fans shouldn't fret about the departure of Missy and Shelly These kids we have are all capable of big big scores" And they have tradition going for them — plus a huge fan following "I've seen over the years where freshmen get all pumped up after a while at how great our fans are After a couple of months I'm convinced the fan following makes the younger kids and even the veterans better athletes" says Marsden By championship time in April he expects his young Utes to be ready for the frenzied NCAA championship crowds in Corval- scores each time returns as a 1 DISCOLIN - 39-plu- d and responded with tively" lit ' I 5:n P: 261-34-- i 01 1 Utah has won the national title or finished second in 12 of the past 13 seasons Since 1977 when Marsden started what has become the model of womerfs collegiate gymnastics not one freshman has completed her U career without contributing to at least one national title And its freshmen Marsden is banking on for the team depth it will take as Utah strives to defend its latest title won at Minneapolis-S- t Paul last April "We've got 12 kids and every one of them will contribute" says Marsden who bagins his 18th season with a record of "Like any other season it will take time for the freshmen to adjust to the huge changes in their lives academically and competi- AND 0 toe 4- - again" als which begin Monday? "Hardly" Mitchell said "My goal has always been the same: skate as well as 1 can" Mitchell the 1986 national junior champion has all the jumps and enough showmanship to make him a crowd favorite The judges were slower in recognizing his appeal but a superb technical program to Michael Bolton's version of "When A Man Loves A Woman" seemed to catapult him The women's event figures to be a coronation for Nancy Kerrigan the Olympic bronze medalist and world silver medalist With Kristi Yamaguchi gone to the world of ice shows and advertising — at least for now — Kerrigan has moved to the forefront Her main competition should be Tonya Harding Gillooly the 1991 American champion who comes off a disappointing '92 season 4 W i e -- -' WOMMEMIMMEMOI ry Metz had emerged as the top freshman a year ago with a pair of carry the Utes No one will bear more weight than senior Kristen Kenoyer the who holds the NCAA record at 3975 "Kristen is the most consistent gymnast we've ever had" said Marsden "A third place finish and two fourths in the NCAA speak for her- Kenoyer won the NCAA vault title last April and recorded two perfect lOs during the season on beam Senior Tracy Richard who went twice last year B-- 1 top-ranke- d out-of-sha- 2 U Continued From Eddie Gornik Utah's junior men's figure skater will compete in the 1993 National Figure Skating Championships in Phoenix beginning Monday Gornik 16 is competing in figures and freestyle events he has qualified for 1 i nationals the past three ) years Last month's fourth place finish at the sectional corn- petition in Las Vegas quail fled him for the national competition As a novice men's competEddie Gornik itor last year in Orlando Fla Gornik finished sixth in the national competition This fall the United States Figure Skating Association granted Gornik the Competitive Skating Assistance Program award which helps finance skater education and development Son of Edward and Holly Gornik he trains at the Utah Figure Skating Club in Bountiful under the direction of coach Kris Sherard PRESS 8 Sunday January Marsden Guarantees 'lies Will Continue Dynasty Gornik Represents Utah The year after for Mark Mitchell almost wasn't because the year before wasn't what he envisioned Or deserved Mitchell placed third in the US Figure Skating Championships last year giving him a place on the American team at the Olympics At least it should have earned him a plane ticket to Albertville and the experience of his competitive life But Todd Eldredge the 1990 and '91 US champion dropped out of those nationals with a back injury His status was enough for officials to place him on the Olympic team ahead of Mitchell however Understandably Mitchell was crushed Not even the placating move of putting him on the US squad for the 1992 World Championships eased the dispppointment for Mitchell "I had lost the desire to keep up" Mitchell said as he prepared for the 1993 nationals at Phoenix where he will be one of the favorites "But I realized I wasn't being fair to myself "I tell people The best doesn't mean winning or standing on top of the medals podium but giving everything you have' If I had quit it would have meant I wasn't giving it everything I had" The Mitchell probably belonged in the Olympics Although Eldredge was healthy he was and struggled through the demanding practices He finished 10th and didn't do much better at worlds placing seventh Mitchell meanwhile took full advantage of his opportunity at the worlds He should have been at the 1990 worlds after placing third at the nationals but he was bumped replaced by 1989 US champion Christopher Bowman who missed the '90 nationals with an injury This time skating in place of Olympic silver medalist Paul Wylie who was not chosen for the world team Mitchell wound up fifth His new free skate program was dynamic and Mitchell surged to the head of a strong American men's class Does he consider himself a favorite for the nation- - — SPORTS The Salt Lake Tribune 17 1993 4" |
