1994_05 The Daily Collegian May 1994

              BOLT, BRADY, from page 6
BASEBALL, from page 6
The FSU charge was led by se-
nior Michelle Bolt, who victimized
Sacramento pitching for two hom¬
ers in game two to bring her season
to'al to 15. Withher two shots. Bolt
surpassed*, her teammate, Maher
(1993) forlJK school record ofhorne
runs in a single season. Bolt also
increased her RBI sum to 55 but is
being followed closely by Maher
who has tallied 52 this year. With
each run Maher and Bolt bat in for
the rest of the season, they are add¬
ing on to the school record. Both
seniors eclipsed the previous mark
of 49 held by former Bulldog Gina
LoPiccolo-1990 and Maher-last
season, on Saturday.
Freshman Laura Berg smacked
four singles in four at bats in game
two to fuel the Bulldog fireworks
versus WAC-rival CSU-Sac.
"I am not really trying to hit the
ball over the fence. My goal is to
hit it somewhere hard an 1 hope for
something good to happen,*' said
Bolt
Brady earned her record-tying
31st victory ofthe season in game
two, a feat that had only been ac¬
complished twice in Bulldog his¬
tory (Melanie Parrent-1986, Terry
Carpenter-1989). Brady threw four
effective innings and then handed
the ball to freshman Jennifer Clark
who closed out the affair for FSU.
"The team is really playing well
right now. I think everyone feels
like the entire squad is coming to¬
gether and that is so critical at this
point in the season," said Brady.
The sweep improved Fresno
State to 43-lfoverall, 19-3 in the
WAC.
The Bulldogs, who have won
14 of their last 16, will next travel
to Cal State Northridge on Friday
to play a very tough Matadors
squad that will be significant in
determining the conference cham¬
pionship.
man in 1991 before trarisferring to
San Diego State. It's great to
come home and do well in such an
important game." •
"We did a bunch of shifting and
shuffling in the inning to get the
right match-ups," Bennett said. "I
thought Gunther did a pretty good
job, but he got the one pitch up and
Darcuiel hit it"
The Bulldogs (32-23 overall)
put together a final threat in the
bottom of, the 10th against Hayes
(7-1). After Ryan Wood's line
smash was snared by Hayes for the
first out, Noel Roberts was hit by a
pitch and pinch-hitter Tommy Mi¬
nor singled up the middle.
Borges lined a single to center to
load the bases, but Bill Thrasher flied
outtocenter.andBryan Judice's ground
ball to third was turned into a game-
ending force play.
'It looked like we were going to
win the game a couple of times and
it looked like (San Diego State)
was going to win a couple of times,"
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Bennett said. "Any of the
could have gone either way.
That was the case in a see-saw
game one. FSU led 1-0, fell behind
3-1, re-took a 4-3 lead, but the
Aztecs tied the game with a run in
the seventh.
In the FSU eighth. Matt Curtis
singled up the middle and Ben
Reynoso sacrificed pinch-runner
Kaitfors to second, bringing catcher
Scott Vigil to the plate.
Vigil, whose batting average had
plummeted under .100 midway
through the season, lined the first
pitch from Vera Pallett to left that
plated Kaitfors with the lead run.
In the ninth, the Aztecs put run¬
ners at first and second with one out
against Jared Fernandez (10-4), but
Hayes hit a line drive into the glove
of Javier Renteria, who stepped on
first to complete the double play.
'Tm seeing the ball better," said
Vigil, who raised his overall bat¬
ting average above .220 after col¬
lecting four hits and three RBI in
the series.
Vigil nearly was the hero in the
second game as well. In the ninth,
the Bulldogs put runners on first
and second with one out, but Vigil's
line gnash flprh«iiiiAitew«Efnagftri'
by Hayes, who threw to first for the
inning-ending double play.
"If that ball is a foot over to
either side, it gets through for a hit
and we win the ball game. Baseball
is a strange game," said Bennett,
whose team play s at No. 3 Cal State
Fullerton on Tuesday. "After the
first game, (Dietz) said it was time
for his team to get some luck, but I
told him our first 43 games we had
no luck at all."
NOTES - Minor improved his
overall record to 10-4 with a com¬
plete-game win in Saturday's game.
The senior right-hander struck out
ii and walked Just one... The Bull¬
dogs will need help from Sacra¬
mento State this weekend to win
the WAC West The Hornets were
just swept by Hawaii.
Aaron Riggs-The CoHegian
Senior Jared Fernandez thrown out Sen Diego State'a Jeff DaVanon'a in FSU'n 5-4 victory Sunday.
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TENNIS, from page 6
Cougars en route to a 5-2 match
• victory.
The victory was awarded to the
Bulldogs despite losing two ofthe
three doubles matches once again.
Only the sophomore sensations,
Ryan and Bryan Juinio, were able
to win a doubles match for the
; Bulldogs, who saw the team of Neil
Castro and Andy Stewart, as well
as the Ivan Keskinov and Blago
Petrovjeam, lose to the Cougars.
Making up for the poor doubles
team play was the strong play ofthe
FSU singles players. All singles
players were victorious, though not
all were easy. Keskinov lost the
first set 5-7 before taking the next
two by the score of 6-4 and 7-6.
Stewart, in his last WAC match,
took the first set 7-6, then lost the
second set 1-6 before winning the
third set and the match 6-4.
Smith was very pleased with the
play of the Bulldogs' overall this
weekend.
"I thought our singles players
played very well, but the doubles
could have been better," said Smith.
"The thing that Smith was most
impressed by was the way that the
team bounced back from losing to
Utah to take BYU in the final game.
Although the WAC season is
over for the Bulldogs, the season as
awholeisnot. The team has quali¬
fied for the NCAA tournament and
will start NCAA play this Thurs¬
day versus Boise State..