OTHER SPORTS : Cal Lutheran Finishes 2nd in Fast Company in GSAC Meet

The Cal Lutheran track team finished second in the Golden State Athletic Conference meet at Point Loma in San Diego on Friday. Azusa Pacific won the event with 93 points; the Kingsmen had 65 points.

CLU’s 400-meter relay team--consisting of Troy Kuretich, Anthony Hardy, Don Price and Noel Chesnut--took first, setting a school record (41.06). Price won the triple jump at 45-2 1/2. Kuretich won the 100 meters with a time of 10.81 and Art Castle finished first in the 10,000 meters.

NFL Draft: Even though CLU tight end Darren Gottschalk and defensive tackle Mike Miller have caught the attention of a few National Football League scouts--including visits from the Minnesota Vikings, Miami Dolphins and the Raiders--CLU coaches doubt that either player will be selected in the NFL player draft next month.

“To get drafted from a Division II school, you really have to dominate to be considered,” Kingsmen assistant Pete Alamar said. “There’s definite interest in Miller and Gottschalk, but I think their possibilities are as free agents.”

Regal sweep: CLU’s women’s softball team swept Southern Cal College on Tuesday, improving its record to 13-6. The Regals will play host to seven teams in a two-day tournament that begins at 8 a.m. Friday at Cal Lutheran. The Regals will open against Loyola Marymount at 10 a.m.

Pitcher Kim Peppi leads CLU with a 6-1 record and a 1.22 earned-run average. The senior, who also has a batting average of .333, was named as an All-District III performer last season.

Envelope, please: Jimmy Daniels, Troy Dueker, Carl Cooper and James Carr were the award winners at the Cal State Northridge basketball banquet last week.

Daniels was Most Valuable Player, Dueker was Most Inspirational, Cooper was Most Improved, and Carr received the Newt Myers Award for outstanding sportsmanship.