Reporter Volume 26, No.20 March 9, 1995

Men's Basketball
The men's basketball team closed its season Sunday night, losing to
Western Illinois 76-70 in the semifinal round of the Mid-Continent
Conference Tournament.
	The Bulls finished the year 18-10, the most wins by a UB men's
team since the 1964-65 season. Woody Williams led the Bulls against
Western with 23 points while Myron Banks added 21 points and Rasaun
Young had 18. The Bulls played without starting center Kelvin
Robinson, out with a broken foot.
	UB advanced to the semifinal game with an electrifying 70-65
victory Friday night over Eastern Illinois at the Big A. Down by five
with a bit more than four minutes left, the Bulls rallied to post the
victory. Young led UB with 21 points.
	UB now waits for word this weekend whether or not it has
earned a berth in the National Invitational Tournament.

Women's Basketball
The Royals posted their second straight 20-win season by beating
Missouri-Kansas City 77-62 in the first round of the conference
tournament last Saturday. UB was 20-7 heading into its semifinal game
at Youngstown State Monday night. Natosha Cummings led the Royals with
23 points. The winner of that tournament earns an automatic berth into
the NCAA Tournament.

Women's Swimming and Diving
The UB women's swimming and diving team took second place in the
39-team ECAC Championships last weekend in the Big A Natatorium. The
Royals' 800 free relay team took first with a school record time.
Members included Suzanne Bohnel, Martie Duffet, Alexandra Barrera and
Kristen Krenitsky. Barrera also set a school record in the 200
backstroke. Duffet set a school mark in the 200 butterfly while
Krenitsky established a school record in the 500 free. Lenina Trinidad
set a school mark in the 50 back.

Men's Swimming and Diving
The Bulls swimming and diving team finished fourth with 344 points.
James Madison took first with 557 points. Mark Horgan set three school
records. Also breaking a school record was Kevin Remaly in the 100
breaststroke. Justin Monin, coming off his Diver of the Year honors in
the Mid-Continent Conference Championships, won the 1-meter diving at
the ECACs.