UCLA
Hawaii
Bruins to Face Stanford in Third Place Game
June 21, 1999 | Women's Water Polo
Game 1:
San Jose State 2 0 3 3 - 8 Long Beach State 1 1 0 0 - 2SJSU: Inna Fedoseyeva 3, Natasha Young-Heisel 2, Dottie West, Christy Taylor, Liz Garcia.
LBSU: Lisa Helm, Stacy Black.
Saves: SJSU- Elizabeth Holtz 7, LBSU- Rebecca Levine 6.
Notes: The game was tied 2-2 at halftime but the Spartans topped Long Beach State, holding the 49ers scoreless in the second half.
Game 2:
Pacific 0 1 0 3 - 4 San Diego State 3 0 3 0 - 6Pacific: Cari Bertrand 2, Ericka Richards, Molly Smith.
SDSU: Larisa Baltgalvis 4, Sara Hanneman, Shannon Halpin.
Saves: Pacific- Kenna Sasser 0; SDSU- Curran Teigan.
Notes: San Diego State's Larisa Baltgalvis tallied three goals in the first quarter and fired in another goal in the third to lead the Aztecs to a 6- 4 victory over the Tigers.
Game 3:
Hawaii 1 0 1 3 - 5 UCLA 3 4 4 3 - 14Hawaii: Robin Jones, Karin Umemura, Amy Morrow, Katie Hill, Dianne Vicheinrut.
UCLA: Erin Hayes 3, Amanda Gall 2, Eleanor Murphy 2, Elaine Zivich 2, Michelle Lee, Carly Herrera, Mandy McAloon, Jenny Lamb, Serela Kay.
Saves: Hawaii- Christa Tackaberry 2; UCLA- Erin Golaboski 6.
Notes: The UCLA Bruins downed the Rainbow Wahine of Hawaii, defeating them by a score of 14-5. Nine different Bruins tallied points.
Game 4:
UC Santa Barbara 1 0 0 1 - 2 California 0 2 2 1 - 5UCSB: Holly Rodrigues, Kelly Tiffany.
Cal: Colette Glinkowski 3, Amy Buehler, Erin Kelley.
Saves: UCSB- Katelyn Henry 8, Cal- Michelle Batra 8.
Notes: Cal defeated the Gauchos 5-2, holding them scoreless for two quarters.
Game 5:
Long Beach State 1 0 3 2 - 6 USC 2 2 5 1 - 10LBSU: Steffenee Durham 2, Nadine Akers, Elizabeth Garcia, Morgan Meyer, Stacy Black.
USC: Aniko Pelle 3, Selah Mapes, Kimberly Comacho, Christine Zador, Shelli Linza, Nina Wengst, Sarah Ramsey, Kory O'Rourke.
Saves: Not available.
Notes: USC defeated the 49ers 10-6 and recorded their 17th straight win of the season. Eight different players tallied points for the Trojans.
Game 6:
San Diego State 0 0 2 2 - 4 Stanford 3 4 1 0 - 8SDSU: Sara Hanneman, Larisa Baltgalvis, Susan Doerr-York, Whitney Winlow.
Stanford: Margie Dingledein 3, Kate Pettit 2, Ali Riddell, Hilary Gallogly, Elissa Keszler.
Saves: SDSU- Curran Teigen 3, Stanford- Heather Crary 11, Alli Henry 3.
Notes: The Cardinal came on strong in the first half, notching seven points and holding the Aztecs scoreless. In the second half, the Aztecs outscored the Cardinal but Stanford prevailed.
Game 7:
San Jose State 0 2 2 1 - 5 Hawai'i 2 3 2 1 - 8
SJSU: Inna Fedoseyeva 2, Cassie Rawdin 2, Neva West.
Hawai'i: Karin Umemura 3, Robin Jones 2, Katie Hill 2, Eko Lapp.
Saves: Not available.
Notes: The Spartans fell to Hawai'i and were held scoreless in the first quarter. Junior Karin Umemera paced the Rainbow Wahine with three points.
Game 8:
Pacific 0 1 4 0 - 5 UC Santa Barbara 3 3 1 4 - 11
Pacific: Cari Bertrand 3, Ericka Richards, Molly Smith.
UCSB: Kelly Tiffany 4, Nicole Comacho 2, Mary Blumberg 2, Holly
Rodrigues, Juli Monahan, Elena Tinsler.
Notes: The Gauchos built a 6-1 lead at the half and never looked back. Gaucho Freshman Kelly Tifffany tallied a match-high four points.
Game 9:
UCLA 1 1 0 3 - 5 USC 4 1 0 2 - 7
UCLA: Kristin Guerin, Mandy McAloon, Amanda Gall, Elaine Zivich, Erin
Hayes.
USC: Aniko Pelle 2, Nina Wengst 2, Suzannah Johnson, Shelli
Linza, Lisa Saenz.
Saves: UCLA- Erin Golaboski 9, USC- Bernice Orwig 18.
Notes: In perhaps the day's most highly anticipated match, the top- ranked Trojans proved they were worthy of their ranking, defeating the Bruins for the fourth time this season. USC led 5-2 at the half but the Bruins managed to fall within one with 4:56 remaining in the fourth quarter. The Trojans answered with two goals, recording a 7- 5 victory. With the win, the Trojans will advance to the first place championship match tomorrow.
Game 10:
California 2 0 2 1 - 5 Stanford 1 0 1 1 - 3
Cal: Beth Irwin 2, Melanie von Hartitzsch 2, Heather Petri.
Stanford: Dani Bell, Anne-Marie Keenan, Kelly Shouey.
Saves: Cal- Fana Fuqua 8, Stanford- Heather Crary 7.
Notes: The No. 2 Cardinal trailed the third-ranked Bears for the entire game. Today's matchup was the fourth meeting between Cal and Stanford and the second win for the Bears. California will advance to the first place championship match versus top- ranked USC tomorrow.
