January 26, 1995: Vol26n14: SPORTSVIEW

Men's Basketball
The Bulls snapped a three-game losing streak Saturday night defeating
the University of Missouri-Kansas City 77-68 at Alumni Arena. With the
win, the Bulls equaled the total number of victories from the previous
season at 10.
	Woody Williams scored a career-high 22 points in leading the
Bulls to the victory. Guard Rasaun Young, who had seen limited action
the previous couple of weeks due to an ankle injury, added 19 points
while Myron Banks contributed 11 points and nine rebounds. Center
Kelvin Robinson accumulated 14 boards along with nine points, three
blocks and three steals. Modie Cox had 10 assists for the second time
in as many games.
Women's Basketball
The Royals pulled into a three-way tie for first place in the
Mid-Continent Conference with their 66-61 win over Missouri-Kansas
City at Alumni Arena Saturday night. The win gave the Royals a 5-1
mark in league play tying them with co-leaders Western Illinois and
Youngstown State.
	Freshman Charissa Gardner led the team with 12 points while
Natosha Cummings added 11. Nicole Blakeslee scored 10 points with six
rebounds off the bench and Anne Gallagher earned a double-double with
10 points and 11 rebounds.
Women's Swimming
The Royals fell at home to Cornell 168-119 on Jan. 18. Alexandra
Barrera won three events individually taking the 1000 Freestyle in
10:24.11, the 200 Backstroke in 2:10.01 and the 500 Freestyle in
5:10.51. She teamed with Sue Bohnel, Laura Herrick and Kristen
Krenitsky to win the 200 Free Relay in 1:45.42. Karen Lasky was a
double winner taking the one-meter diving competition with 258.15
points and the three-meter event with 261.00. Earlier in the week, UB
fell to Maryland-Baltimore County 160-75. Barrera was the lone winner
with a 10:31.12 in the 1000 Freestyle.
Men's Swimming
Coach Budd Termin's Bulls lost a close one at Maryland-Baltimore
County 123-114 on Jan. 12 in their last action.
	Jamie Playfair, Kevin Remaly, Kevin Male and Darren Milun
captured the 400 Medley Relay in 3:31.79. Individually, Playfair took
the 50 Freestyle in 23.34 while Milun won the 100 Freestyle at 47.78.
Justin Monin was a double winner in diving taking the one-meter event
with 252.45 points and the three-meter competition at 235.88. Korry
Miller won the 200 Backstroke in 1:54.29 while teaming with Male, Josh
Pieczonka and Mark Horgan for victory in the 400 Free Relay in
3:15.01.
Wrestling
Three Bulls earned All-State honors in the New York State Collegiate
Championships. Brian Dowdall finished sixth at 126 pounds, Rennie
Crisafulli was fourth at 142 pounds and Anthony Conte at 158 pounds
placed fifth. The Bulls host Kent State in a dual meet this Saturday.
Indoor Track 
Fumu Gakodi set a school record of 50.2 in the 400 meters in a
triangular meet at Hamilton, N.Y. against Vermont and host Colgate.
The Bulls were second with 114 points to Vermont's 126. Colgate
finished with 82. In the women's meet, the Royals also placed second
with 109 points to Vermont's 134 while Colgate was third with 78.