April 6, 1998

The Week in Review / Preview

Sport                   Record  Conf. Record    National Rank       Last Week 
Baseball                28-8    14-4            3rd (Base. Amer.)   lost to Cal State Fullerton, 7-4                
                                                                    1-2 vs. Stanford
Men's Golf              ~       ~               19th (Mastercard)   11th at U.S. Intercollegiate 
Women's Golf            ~       ~               16th (Mastercard)   12th at Ping ASU Invitational 
Women's Rowing          ~       ~               ~                   1st at San Diego Classic/Cal Cup Final 
Men's Tennis            13-5    3-0             9th (Rolex)         lost to California, 4-1                 
                                                                    lost to Stanford,       6-0
Women's Tennis          8-8     0-3             18th (Rolex)        lost to Stanford, 6-0 
Men's Track and Field   6-1     ~               2nd (Trackwire)     2-1 at Pac-10/Big Ten Challenge 
Women's Track and Field 7-0     ~               7th (Trackwire)     3-0 at Pac-10/Big Ten Challenge 
Men's Volleyball        10-13   6-10            13th (AVCA)         def. Pacific, 3-0               
                                                                    lost to Stanford,       3-2
Women's Water Polo      13-11   3-6             7th (USWP)          lost to Stanford, 3-1 
                            Season Complete Record  Conf. Finish    National Finish         Notes 
Men's Basketball            9-19                    5-13 (8th)      ~                       Spanich All-Pac-10 Newcomer 1st team 
Women's Basketball          12-15                   7-11 (6th)      ~                       Kristin Clark All-Pac-10 1st team
Women's Cross Country       ~                       6th             ~                       Penc 11th at District VIII Meet 
Football                    6-5                     4-4 (t5th)      ~                       Kelly, Claiborne All-Pac-10 1st team 
Women's Soccer              16-3-1                  7-2 (2nd)       21st (Soccer Buzz)      Kim Clark All-American 3rd team
Men's Swimming and Diving   5-2                     2-2 (2nd)       5th                     Krayzelburg four-time All-American 
Women's Swimming and Diving 8-1                     4-1 (2nd)       5th                     Benko four-time All-American 
Women's Volleyball          23-6                    13-5 (t2nd)     9th (AVCA)              Marinkovic All-American 1st team
Men's Water Polo            21-7                    5-3 (1st)       2nd                     Cimerman All-American 1st team 
This Week
Monday:      Baseball, vs. HawaiOEi Hilo, Dedeaux Field, 7 p.m. 
Tuesday:     Men's Tennis, vs. UNLV, Marks Tennis Stadium, 1:30 p.m.
Wednesday:   Men's Volleyball, at San Diego State, 7 p.m. 
Thursday:    Women's Tennis, vs. Washington State, Marks Tennis Stadium, 1:30 p.m.
                    Men's Volleyball, at UC San Diego, 5 p.m.   
                    Baseball, at Arizona State, 7 p.m. MST
Friday:      Women's Tennis, vs. Washington, Marks Tennis Stadium, 1:30 p.m.     
                    Men's Tennis, at Washington, 1:30 p.m.
                    Baseball, at Arizona State, 7 p.m. MST
                    Women's Water Polo, at MPSF Championships, at Pacific, through Sunday   
                    Men's Golf, at Stanford Invitational, through Sunday 
Saturday:    Baseball, at Arizona State, 1 p.m. MST  
                    Men's Tennis, at Oregon, Noon
                    Track and Field, at California Golden Bear Invitational     
                    Women's Golf, at Stanford California Collegiate, through Sunday 

Athletes of the Week
Bret Awbrey, Men's Swimming
Awbrey, a sophomore, was second in the 200-meter fly (2:01.06) at the U.S.S. Spring National Championships and won the 400-meter free relay along with Gabe Woodward, Scott Greenwood and Mike Williams. Awbrey qualified for the 1998 Goodwill Games later this summer.

Torri Edwards, Women's Track
Edwards, a junior, won the 100 meters in 11.2 seconds and the 200 meters in 23.26 at the Pac-10/Big Ten Challenge on Saturday.

Seth Etherton, Baseball
Etherton, a senior righthander, struck out a career-high 15 in a 1-0 loss to No. 1 Stanford and was named a National Player of the Week by Collegiate Baseball. He allowed only four hits and no walks.

Djeke Mambo, Men's Track
Mambo, a freshman, won the triple jump (50-1 1/4) and long jump (23-6 1/4) and was second in the 110-meter high hurdles (14.42) at the Pac-10/Big Ten Challenge on Saturday.