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Flying High

Barry Tyler, who has already qualified to travel to the Division Ill national championships in the long jump, makes his jump at the SCIAC cham­pionships last weekend at Pomona-Pitzer.

Sports Briefs

Sports news for the week of March 6, 1987.

Baseball team on top of SCIAC

Riding a wave of success, the University of La Verne baseball team has ex­tended its season record to 9-2, overall and 6-0 in the Southern California Inter­collegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC). Coming off a sweep of Pomona-Pitzer and a victory over Cal Baptist, the Leos are currently on a seven-game winning streak, taking eight of their last nine.

Basketball team romps Christ College

Dropping a close game to the Clare­mont Athenas, the University of La Verne women's basketball team moved its record to 8-14 and 1-5 in league.

Conference Foes Defeat Wrestlers

After a one-year absence, the University of La Verne's wrestling program is back under a new head coach, Tony Donvito.

Gridders Drop Finale; Upset By Pitzer, 17-10

Going into last Saturday's game against La Verne, the Pomona-Pitzer Sagehens were rated the worst team in the country by the Los Angeles Times. That's right, the absolute worst. On the top of Steve Harvey's "Bottom Ten" list. In fact, the Leo-Sagehen match up was tabbed as "the crummiest game of the week," by the Times.

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