Brigham Young
It's rivarly time again
Say nothing more than it's BYU vs. Utah again, this time in men's tennis, again.
The rivalry continues this Friday in Provo with the doubles beginning at 5 p.m. and the singles starting around 6:15.
BYU, 4-3, in duals, hopes to rebound from a 4-3 loss last month in Salt Lake City against the Utes, who now post an 8-3 record.
Y. spikers to host UH
The No. 10 BYU men's volleyball team hosts second-ranked Hawaii Friday night in a match featuring the nation's top two blockers - the Rainbows' Jason Olive and the Cougars' Kevin Hambly.
On Saturday night, the Cougars entertain Sacramento State in non-league action. Both matches are at 7:30 p.m. in the Smith Fieldhouse.
Cougs sweep Antelopes
WAC newcomer Grand Canyon University received a rude initiation from BYU's baseball team, as the Cougars swept a three-game series with the Antelopes.
BYU won both games of a Tuesday doubleheader to start the series in Phoenix. On Wednesday, BYU pounded out 20 runs off 22 hits against Antelope pitching. The 20-8 victory pulled BYU up to 12-12 overall and 5-1 in the WAC.
Divers go to regionals
BYU's men's diving team will compete in the NCAA Zone E Regional Diving Championships this weekend at the Rose Bowl Aquatic Center in Pasadena, Calif.
The five Cougar divers are Nathan Cook; Matthew Dahl; Mike Moak, Devan Porter and Scott Turner.
The Cougar divers dominated last week's WAC championships, winning the top five places in both three-meter and one-meter diving competition. Cook won in both events.
Also, two BYU women divers - sophomores Christina Conn and Julie Pothier - will compete in the 1995 NCAA Zone E Regional Diving Championships.
Last weekend, Conn finished first in the WAC three-meter diving contest.
4 to compete indoors
Four BYU women tracksters have qualified for the NCAA Indoor Championships and will compete Friday and Saturday in the RCA Dome in Indianapolis.
Amy Christiansen qualified automatically in the shot put with a mark of 52 feet 8 inches.
The other three athletes enter the meet as provisional qualifiers: Tiffany Lott, 55m hurdles; Petra Juraskova, shot put; and Windy Jorgensen, 55m dash.