16—The Daily Collegian Friday, Nov. 8, 1985
Swimwomen travel to Cincinnati
By JIM SAUNDERS
Collegian Sports Writer
Members of the football team will not be the only Penn
State athletes 'laying it on the line' in Cincinnati this
weekend. The women's swimming team will face the
toughest competition of its young season tonight at the
University of Cincinnati's Annual Bearcat Invitational.
Head Coach Bob Krimmel hopes this early test of his
team's strength will prove beneficial.
"The best thing for us is that swimming against tough
competition this early in the season shows us right away
where we stand," Krimmel said. "This will be a lot
different than the George Washington meet."
The Lady Lions easily defeated George Washington,
with what Krimmel considered a sub-par performance,
(80-49) in a dual meet last Friday.
In addition to Penn State, host Cincinnati, ranked No. 14
in the nation a year ago, has invited swimmers from Ohio
University, a top competitor in the East last season, and,
one of the nation's top independent squads, the Cincinnati
Pepsi Marlins.
"We really want to improve a great deal this week
(from last week's season opening victory at George
Washington)," Krimmel said. "Of course we'd like to
win, we want to win wherever we compete, but as a coach,
it would please me a great deal if I saw a lot of
improvement."
Krimmel feels the Lady Lions, who rely on team depth
as one of their greatest weapons, may be hindered by the
structure of this meet.
"By scheduling fewer events, they (Cincinnati) have
neutralized our depth somewhat," he said, "It is also not
scored like a dual meet."
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Although Cincinnati or the Pepsi Marlins will probably
be the favorites going into the meet, the teams are very
even on paper. Sophomore Kathy Zoranski, who set
school records in the 100- and 200-yard butterfly and the
200-yard Individual Medley as a freshman, feels the
outcome may depend on which team has the most
individuals performing above expected potential.'
"Everyone's points are going to be important," the
native of Haddon Heights, N.J., said. "The competition is
extremely tough."
Penn State will enter the team of Christine Riedel,
Janeen Leeshock, Kristin Whitner and Zoranski in the
400-yard medley relay which opens the meet.
Swimming the 1000-yard freestyle for the Lady Lions
will be Sue Marshall and Kathy Picklo; the 200-yard
freestyle will feature Zoranski and Richi Ainbinder.
Entered in the 50-yard freestyle for the Lady Lions are
Whitner, who holds the Penn State record, and Jeanne
Wilkins. Teresa Finn and Betsy Walmer will be on the
starting blocks for the 400-yard individual medley.
Whitner and Ainbinder will be competing in the 100-
yard freestyle for Penn State and Wilkins and Kristen
Elias will be in the pool for the 200-yard Butterfly.
The 200-yard backstroke competition features Lady
Lions Walmer and Rita Maximo, another Penn State
record holder, while Kathy Zoranski will be swimming
the 500-yard freestyle.
For the 200-yard breast stroke, Krimmel plans to enter
Leeshock, owner of the record in this event, and Kathleen
Dick.
Closing the meet will be an event which is not normally
seen in competition, the 800-yard freestyle relay, which
Penn State's team of Finn, Ainbinder, Riedel and Walmer
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By MARY DEWEES
Collegian Sports Writer
"Divide and conquer." That will
be the philosophy of the men's
swimming and diving team this
weekend, according to Swimming
Coach Peter Brown. While the di
vers stay home to play host to 14
teams in the Penn State Diving
Invitational, the swimmers will
travel west of the border to com
pete in the Cincinatti Swimming
Invitational.
The diving team will kick off its
weekend of competition at 1:00
today at McCoy Natatorium, and
will .give a repeat performance at
9:00 a.m. Saturday. The invitatio
nal will provide a good opportunity
for diving fans to watch most of the
good divers from this part of the
country compete against one an
other. Approximately 36 visiting
divers, representing schools such
as Columbia, Syracuse, Army, Vil
lanova, and Delaware, will be pre
sent.
This year's diving team is young
and sports only three divers, fresh
man Steve Kutruff, sophomore
Mike Hoelscher, and sophomore
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ward to the performance of Ebel,
who finished first in both diving
events at the team's first meet last
week against George Washington.
Ebel should definitely findlimself
in the finals if he has an "on" day,
Brown said.
"Bruce has a good shot if he has
a good meet," he said. "He has
been working unbelievably hard
this fall, so he should be in good
shape for doing well."
Ebel, who missed part of the
season last year due to illness, is
also looking forward to the compe
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"I'm psyched for it," he said. "It
will be my first big meet in a long
time."
While Ebel and the diving team
are battling their opponents, the
swimming team will be in Cincin-
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nati fa i cing some top-notch compe
tition of its own. The Lions will be
competing against three top teams
from the area: the University of
Cincinnati, Ohio University, and
the Cincinnati Pepsi Marlins.
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"I'm looking forward to seeing
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petition is going to be pretty tough
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competition in which the Lions won
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"We'll go up against some people
who are NCAA Division I material,
so that will give us a pretty good
idea of how we stack up against
them," he said.
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Lady divers host invite
By JIM SAUNDERS
Collegian Sports Writer
Although the friendly confines of
McCoy Natatorium are certainly no
stranger to him, Head Diving Coach
Craig Brown may feel just a little
awkward about his role there begin
ning 4:30 this afternoon.
Brown, a Penh State alumnus
(1977-81) was a three-time Most Valu
able Diver here. The former coach of
the University of Pennsylvania opens
his Penn State coaching career when
his divers play host to 15 schools at
the Annual Penn State Diving Invita
tional this weekend.
Women from Clarion University,
Columbia, Delaware, James Mad
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be competing on the one- and three
meter boards. They will be joined by
teams from Springfield University,
Syracuse, The United States Military
and Naval academies, the University
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William & Mary.
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some of these athletes will be compet
ing in synchronized diving, a sport
which was developed by Brown's
predecessor, Bob Goldberg who has
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State University as head of its Aquat
ic Program. In this sport two divers
perform the exact same dive, simul
taneously, from adjacent boards.
Brown is expecting senior Betsy
Spiegel to lead the Lady Lions in this
meet.
"She has the potential to compete
with the best," he said of the North
Syracuse, N.Y., native, "On a good
day, she'll give almost anybody a
run. She's a diver of national cali
ber."
Other Lady Lions competing in this
meet include senior Colleen Devaney,
junior Faith Seiders, sophomores
Dana Schmelzer and Christine Skwi
rut, and freshmen Beth Fahey and
Liz Wilkinson.
Preliminaries for the one-meter
board will be held at 4:30 this af
ternoon while qualifications on the
three-meter board are scheduled for
9:30 tomorrow morning.
The synchronized diving competi
tion is tentatively slated to begin at
12:30 p.m. tomorrow.
Finals for both of the board compe
titions will begin at 2 p.m. Saturday.
The Lady Lions, who took last sea
son's team title, will not have a
chance to defend their crown this
year as the team competition has
been eliminated.
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NCAA drug testing proposed
By CHRIS DAHL
Associated Press Writer
STORRS, Conn. Penalties for college athletes who
test positive for drugs will range from a warning to the
loss of a year's eligibility under a program expected to
gain NCAA approval in January, the chairman of a
special committee said yesterday.
Drug testing is being performed independently at 96
of the National Collegiate Athletic Association's 283
Division I schools and is under consideration at 45
others. Under the program developed by the commit
tee headed by former NCAA President John Toner, the
NCAA would conduct mandatory tests at selected
Division I bowl games and championships beginning in
August 1986
"We won't necessarily test at a championship each
year, we will focus on those that we think should be
tested and we reserve the right to be able to announce
or not announce those that are tested," Toner said.
"We want complete freedom to test where we think it's
necessary."
A positive test result for any of about 200 banned
drugs or chemicals except marijuana would result in a
90-day suspension of eligibility. A repeat offender
would lose eligibility for one year.
Only a confidential warning would be issued for an
athlete's first positive test for marijuana. Toner said
this is because marijuana is the most prevalent "street
drug" and because an athlete could test positive from
just being in the same room with marijuana smoke.
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But if athletes test positive for marijuana twice, they
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As a prerequisite for eligibility, athletes will have to
sign a release statement authorizing drug testing,
Toner said.
"The integrity and safety of the sport and fairness of
competition are the basic reasons for testing and that's
the attitude I hope the student-athlete will take," Toner
said. "Drug use is widespread, it's everywhere. If we
don't do something about it immediately, it can be
come epidemic."
Anabolic steroids, which enhance the body's ability
to increase bulk and therefore muscle tissue, and
amphetimines are the drugs of primary concern to the
NCAA.
Because of the differences in reaction times among
drugs and the drugs likely to be involved in a particular
sport, tests will be given before or after athletic
contests, or both, Toner said.
"We don't want to test if we don't need to," Toner
said. "We're interested now because we have a prob
lem. If we solve the problem, we won't need to test.
That's our goal safe, secure, healthy
championships."
Toner said the NCAA would like to be able to conduct
tests on all athletes involved in championship events in
all divisions. But testing will be limited because of
budgetary constraints and the lack of laboratories
equipped to handle drug testing on such a large scale,
he said.
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next year.
Head Basketball Coach Bruce
Parkhill said Henderson, who is listed
as a high honorable mention All-
American in the 1985-86 Street and
Smith Basketball Annual, should be a
key to the Lions' success in the fu
ture.
"Rodney's decision to attend Penn
State is a signifigant step in our goal
to establish ourselves as a respect
able basketball program," Parkhill
said. "He is the type of athlete that
we felt was necessary to bring into
our program to enable us to be com
petitive at this level. He will have an
immediate impact on our program."
Henderson averaged 12.3 points per
game for Menchville last year and
tossed in a season high of 17 in each of
two district playoff games. He also
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