BYU
SOFTBALL: At Las Vegas, the BYU women's softball team split two games at the Louisville Slugger Desert Classic on a windy Friday, when they fell to No. 9 Oklahoma State, 8-5, and defeated Missouri, 4-0, to improve to 7-1 on the season.
Sophomore Angeline Quiocho put up three home runs during the Cougars' two games, marking her seventh home run in a four-game stretch. She went 4-for-6 on the day and now leads he Cougars with a .600 batting average. Sophomore pitcher Christie Zinanti became the first Cougar to record a loss this season. She gave up five earned runs and seven runs total, before she was relieved by Christina Gywn Trice in the fifth inning. BYU had three errors during the game. The Cougars play again today against Kansas and San Jose State.
DIVING: The BYU divers had a good showing against nationally ranked Stanford Friday. BYU's Tawni Jones was the sole first-place finisher in the dual meet as she won from the 1-meter board with a score of 294.75. On the men's side, Cougar Bryce Engstrom was the top finisher as he came in fourth place from both the 1- and 3-meter boards. Engstrom scored 287.48 on the 1-meter and 279.01 from the 3-meter.
Southern Utah
MEN'S GOLF: Southern Utah University's men's golf team plays its second event of the spring season Monday and Tuesday when the Thunderbirds compete at the Rice Intercollegiate in Houston, Texas. Twelve teams are scheduled to compete, including: Baylor, Charleston, Louisiana Tech, Memphis, Nebraska, Pacific, Texas Southern, UC Davis, William & Mary, Winthrop, SUU and the host Owls.
SUU will travel six players to the tournament, with senior Eric Nilsson, juniors Matt McArthur, Nate Page and Jared Brader, and freshman Thomas Camaione expected to compete for the team with sophomore Tai Reynolds traveling as an individual.
This is SUU's first appearance in the tournament.
"We were a little disappointed with our finish last week at (the Pat Hicks Invitational), so we're looking to bounce back this week," SUU Coach Richard Church said of his team's 10th-place finish at its own tourney. "We've had some injury issues but we need to play through them and look for our healthy players to step up and play well."
SOFTBALL: Freshman catcher Brittany Henderson hit a two RBI double to highlight a three-run second inning and sophomore pitcher Kristina Brooks scattered five hits as Southern Utah took a 5-3 win over Virginia at Arizona State's Kajikawa Classic Friday.
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