American University Washington Serr.s Washington, D.C.Spring Separate programs in Programs Include ~~~~~~fm r -nP itr LC ., _:L.a _:: _ Page 10-Friday, October 2, 1981-The Michigan Daily MSU IN VITA TIONAL NEXT - 'M' spikers thrash Sc f ho By BOB WOJNOWSKI In a decided twist to the David versus Goliath theme, the Michigan women's volleyball team, of Goliath lore, slam- med tiny Schoolcraft Community College, of David fame, 15-2, 15-1, 15-10, in the CCRB last night. The match was a shocking reversal from the previous meeting between the two squads, when the Wolverines barely edged the Livonia school,,.15-13, 12-15, 15-8, in the Wolverine Invitational last weekend. THE MATCH WAS no contest from the very beginning, as Michigan jum- ped to a quick 7-0 lead in the first game and coasted from there to the easy triumph. The Wolverines continued their fine play in the second game, scoring the final 14 points, including nine straight services by junior Kerri Keniston, in the 15-1 cakewalk. Michigan head coach Sandy Vong was pleased with his team's play, but admitted that a match against a team the stature of Schoolcraft is a difficult, one to prepare for. "WE CAN BE THIS good. I'm very pleased with the results," said Vong. "This type of match is difficult to play - all impetus must come from within." The third game was decidedly closer, as Vong cleared his bench and gave every member of the team a chance to perform. The Wolverines trailed for the only time in the match at 2-1, but shor- tly thereafter took control of the game, maintained it, and closed it out with three straight points. Senior sparkplug Janice Margulies offered some explanation as to why the Wolverines won so decisively over a squad that gave them fits just five days ago. "WE PLAYED consistently and we didn't fall apart," she said. "And Schoolcraft really didn't give a very good showing tonight. We won quietly and quickly.' Even Vong seemed somewhat disap- pointed with the play of Schoolcraft. "They are capable of playing a lot better," he said. "They went to the Junior College Nationals last year - they're really a much better team than they showed." WITH SCHOOLCRAFT now disposed of, the Wolverines, 11-5 on the year, now point their efforts in the direction of East Lansing, where they will par- ticipate in the 12-team Spartan In- vitational this weekend. Michigan is in a pool with Michigan State, Northern Kentucky, Temple, Acraft Wisconsin-Parkside, and Illinois- College Circle. And Vong has his ideas on which teams are the ones to beat. 'Michigan State always has a very good team," said Vong. "But I think the overall team to beat is Central Michigan." So in one more poetic twist, the Goliaths of last night head north today as the Davids of this weekend, facing the giants at MSU and CMU. But that does not seem to faze either Vong or Margulies in the least. "We've been practicing hard," said Margulies. "We want to be tough up y there." Vong concurred. 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