SCIAC Conference
Sophomore swimmer Tyler Harp of Redlands was named SCIAC Male Athlete of the Week yesterday. Harp won the SCIAC Men's Athlete of the Year for swimming and diving for the second time in as many years following the 2010 SCIAC Swimming and Diving Championships, which occured from Sunday, February 21, through Tuesday, February 23. He took home the conference title in three individual events and participated on four first-place relays. Harp acheived an NCAA "A" cut in the 200 freestyle (1:39.32) and clocked NCAA "B" standards in the 50 freestyle (20.77) and the 100 freestyle (45.30). He also competed on four of Redlands' first-place relays (200 freestyle relay, 1:23.49; 200 medley relay, 1:33.21; 800 freestyle relay, 6:46.10; and 400 freestyle relay, 3:03.78), all of which gained NCAA "B" qualification. Harp lowered the program and SCIAC overall standard in the 200 freestyle, while his 200 medley relay and 800 freestyle relay teams also set program and SCIAC overall marks.
Freshman swimmer Allie Bollella of Redlands was named SCIAC Female Athlete of the Week yesterday. Bollella earned the SCIAC Women's Athlete of the Year Award after winning three individual events and competing on four relays that placed among the top two at the 2010 SCIAC Swimming and Diving Championships. Bollella clocked an NCAA "A" qualifying time in the 200 freestyle (1:52.33) and registered NCAA "B" marks in the 50 freestyle (23.70, preliminaries) and the 100 freestyle (51.79). She contributed her skills to four Bulldog relays (200 freestyle relay, second place, 1:36.69; 200 medley relay, second place, 1:50.10; 800 freestyle relay, first place, 7:42.42; and 400 freestyle relay, second place, 3:30.70), three of which met NCAA "B" qualification. In addition, she set three individual program records and three relay program records while lowering the SCIAC meet standards in the 50 freestyle, the 100 freestyle, the 200 freestyle and the 800 freestyle relay. Also, her 50 freestyle and 100 freestyle performances eclipsed the former SCIAC standards in those respective events.
GSAC Conference
Women's Basketball:
GSAC Tournament-First Round
#1 Vanguard 95, #8 Concordia 67
Upset Alert-#7 Hope International 76, #2 Azusa Pacific 67
Upset Alert-#6 Westmont 64, #3 Point Loma Nazarene 62
#4 Biola 81, #5 The Masters 56
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Thursday, March 4, 2010
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Small Ball Report-February 4
SCIAC Conference
Austin Hallett of the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Men's Swimming was named SCIAC Male Athlete of the Week yesterday.
The Athletes of the Week that I posted yesterday were from January 27. Don't blame me for being late. It was the SCIAC who didn't update their website for the past few days.
Moving on, the Sophomore Hallett won three events in impressive fashion as CMS won at Cal Lutheran 151 to 65. Once again, I have no idea how the scoring works. Hallett won the 400 individual medley by 5.91 seconds with a time of 4:23.21. He won the 100 back by 1.45 seconds in 54.39 and led off the winning 200 free relay with a split of 22.52. The relay team won by 1.26 seconds in 1:28.14. CMS is 6-0 in SCIAC.
Men's Basketball:
La Verne 54, Pomona-Pitzer 71
Cal Lutheran 82, Caltech 40
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 97, Redlands 89 (OT)
Occidental 70, Whittier 64
Standings:
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 7-1 SCIAC, 15-4 overall
Occidental 6-2 SCIAC, 14-5 overall
Pomona-Pitzer 6-2 SCIAC, 10-9 overall
Redlands 6-2 SCIAC, 10-9 overall
Cal Lutheran 3-5 SCIAC, 9-10 overall
Whittier 2-6 SCIAC, 8-10 overall
La Verne 2-6 SCIAC, 6-13 overall
Caltech 0-8 SCIAC, 0-19 overall
Women's Basketball:
Junior Forward Stephanie Babij of Occidental was named SCIAC Female Athlete of the Week yesterday. This is the second time in three weeks that Babij has received the honor.
Babij scored a career-high 30 points as the Tigers earned a 64 to 63 victory over the University of Redlands in a game that saw seven ties and numerous lead changes. She was 12-for-15 from the field while knocking down six free throws, including the final two with just one second to play to clinch the win. She also grabbed seven rebounds and three steals. Over the weekend, in limited action in Occidental's 72 to 44 win over Pomona-Pitzer, she was 3-for-5 from the field for six points, with an assist and four rebounds. In SCIAC games this season, Babij is averaging 15.9 points per game and 9.5 rebounds per game.
Citrus College Athletics
Men's Basketball:
Citrus College 69 (8-0 CCAA, 22-2 overall), LA Valley 59
Women's Basketball:
LA Valley 61, Citrus College 59 (6-2 CCAA, 14-10 overall)
Pasadena City College Athletics
Women's Basketball:
PCC 83, Cerritos 72
Mt. SAC Athletics
Women's Basketball:
Mt. SAC 100 (4-0 SCC, 19-5 overall) LA Trade Tech 44
Austin Hallett of the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Men's Swimming was named SCIAC Male Athlete of the Week yesterday.
The Athletes of the Week that I posted yesterday were from January 27. Don't blame me for being late. It was the SCIAC who didn't update their website for the past few days.
Moving on, the Sophomore Hallett won three events in impressive fashion as CMS won at Cal Lutheran 151 to 65. Once again, I have no idea how the scoring works. Hallett won the 400 individual medley by 5.91 seconds with a time of 4:23.21. He won the 100 back by 1.45 seconds in 54.39 and led off the winning 200 free relay with a split of 22.52. The relay team won by 1.26 seconds in 1:28.14. CMS is 6-0 in SCIAC.
Men's Basketball:
La Verne 54, Pomona-Pitzer 71
Cal Lutheran 82, Caltech 40
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 97, Redlands 89 (OT)
Occidental 70, Whittier 64
Standings:
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 7-1 SCIAC, 15-4 overall
Occidental 6-2 SCIAC, 14-5 overall
Pomona-Pitzer 6-2 SCIAC, 10-9 overall
Redlands 6-2 SCIAC, 10-9 overall
Cal Lutheran 3-5 SCIAC, 9-10 overall
Whittier 2-6 SCIAC, 8-10 overall
La Verne 2-6 SCIAC, 6-13 overall
Caltech 0-8 SCIAC, 0-19 overall
Women's Basketball:
Junior Forward Stephanie Babij of Occidental was named SCIAC Female Athlete of the Week yesterday. This is the second time in three weeks that Babij has received the honor.
Babij scored a career-high 30 points as the Tigers earned a 64 to 63 victory over the University of Redlands in a game that saw seven ties and numerous lead changes. She was 12-for-15 from the field while knocking down six free throws, including the final two with just one second to play to clinch the win. She also grabbed seven rebounds and three steals. Over the weekend, in limited action in Occidental's 72 to 44 win over Pomona-Pitzer, she was 3-for-5 from the field for six points, with an assist and four rebounds. In SCIAC games this season, Babij is averaging 15.9 points per game and 9.5 rebounds per game.
Citrus College Athletics
Men's Basketball:
Citrus College 69 (8-0 CCAA, 22-2 overall), LA Valley 59
Women's Basketball:
LA Valley 61, Citrus College 59 (6-2 CCAA, 14-10 overall)
Pasadena City College Athletics
Women's Basketball:
PCC 83, Cerritos 72
Mt. SAC Athletics
Women's Basketball:
Mt. SAC 100 (4-0 SCC, 19-5 overall) LA Trade Tech 44
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