Fall College Sports News DE for 2021

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SUBJECT: Four First Half Goals Carry Men’s Soccer to 5-2 Victory over Bentley in Season Opener
DATE: September 2, 2021
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NEWARK, Del. - - Even time couldn’t keep the Wilmington University men’s soccer team off the scoreboard, as they picked up right where they left off the 2019 season, beating Bentley, 5-2, in the 2021 season opener on Thursday at the WU Athletics Complex.
The Wildcats (1-0) led all of NCAA Division II in goals, assists, and points in 2019, but haven’t played a countable game since November 23, 2019. That didn’t stop the Wildcats on Thursday, as they put up four in the first half in route to the lid lifting victory.
One of the few leftovers from the 2019 team is All-American Shawn Genus and he got the scoring started once again on Thursday. He found a sliver of light in the box off a pass from Hakim Williams and slid it home under the keeper in the 17th minute.
The Wildcats continued to press, eventually scoring three goals in a four-minute span. Freshman Reinoud van Eijk beat the keeper to the near post a minute later for the 2-0 lead before freshman Shoki Yoshida scored his first goal as a Wildcat off a long ball from Genus in the 21st minute to make it 3-0.
The lone hiccup of the first half for the Wildcats was giving up a penalty kick in the 35th minute that the Falcons (0-1) put home.
But Yoshida gave the Wildcats the momentum once more heading into the break, providing a highlight reel goal on the back post. Richard Thompson sent a cross in and Yoshida left his feet for a side volley, going far post to make it 4-1 in the 43rd minute.
After the break, Shawn Genus added to his game with his second goal of the game, beating two defenders to a through ball from Williams, again beating the keeper low for the 5-1 lead in the 54th minute. Genus finished with two goals and an assist for five points.
The Wildcats outshot the Falcons, 22-3, despite the Falcons earning more corners, 7-6.
The Wildcats will try to keep the momentum going on Sunday as they welcome 15th ranked Adelphi to the Complex. The opening whistle is set for 3:00 p.m.

 

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SUBJECT: Four Wildcats Named CACC Players of the Week to Kickstart 2021 Fall Campaign
DATE: September 7, 2021
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - - The 2021 fall season has finally started and it didn’t take long for the Wilmington University student-athletes to make their mark in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference as the conference office has announced this week’s Players of the Week.
The Wildcats produced four CACC Players of the Week, as Shawn Genus was named the CACC Men’s Soccer Player of the Week, Richard Thompson was named the CACC Men’s Soccer Defensive Player of the Week, Emily Camp was named the CACC Women’s Soccer Goalkeeper of the Week, and Yailynn Ramirez was named the CACC Women’s Cross Country Rookie of the Week.
Shawn Genus (St. Elizabeth, Jamaica) leads the CACC with seven points through two games played, scoring three goals and adding an assist last week. He scored twice in the season opener, adding an assist on the game-winning goal in the team’s 5-2 victory over Bentley. He then scored the game-tying goal in the 64th minute against #15 Adelphi, a game the Wildcats would go on to win, 3-1. Five of his six shots last week were on goal.
Richard Thompson (Montego Bay, Jamaica) made his mark in his first two games as a Wildcat, assisting on two goals while leading the team to a 2-0-0 week. Both of his assists came against Bentley in the opener, helping the team to a 2-0 lead and a 4-1 lead last Thursday.
Emily Camp (Pittsgrove, N.J.) stopped all five shots she saw in the women’s soccer season opening win over Daemen on Friday afternoon. She recorded her fourth shutout as a Wildcat with those five saves, keeping the clean sheet in the 2-0 victory.
Yailynn Ramirez (North East, Md.) was named the CACC Rookie of the Week after finishing eighth overall at the 20th Annual WUXC Invite on Saturday morning. She ran the 5K in 21:45.2 in her first collegiate cross country meet, becoming the fourth CACC member to cross the line, and first not in a West Chester or Felician uniform.
Four other Wildcats were named to the Weekly Honor Roll in their respective sports. Men’s soccer’s Shoki Yoshida scored two goals in his Wilmington debut to earn spot on the Honor Roll. Volleyball’s Angel Oliver tied two single match records with 10 block assists and 13 total blocks to earn a spot on the CACC Honor Roll. Cross country’s Logan Strouse finished second overall and Matt Gonzalez placed sixth overall to earn spots on the Honor Roll as well.

 

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SUBJECT: Molloy’s First Half Goal Hold Strong as Women’s Soccer Falls, 1-0
DATE: September 11, 2021
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NEWARK, Del. - - A first half goal proved to be enough for Molloy, as they escaped with a 1-0 victory over the Wilmington University women’s soccer team on Saturday afternoon at the WU Athletics Complex.
Molloy (4-0-0) won its fourth straight contest by a 1-0 score to start the season. The Wildcats (1-1-1) are proving to hang with the perennial east region power teams in the early going of the 2021 season, even outshooting the Lions, 8-5, on Saturday.
Molloy got on the board in the 28th minute, turning a fortuitous bounce into the lone goal of the game. Joanna Graca broke from the pack down the right side of the field. She put a shot on frame that Emily Camp came diving out to get a hand on, but he rebound bounced right to Sienna Nicolich who redirected the ricochet into the back of the net.
Krysta Memis had a chance with 18 minutes left in the second half deep inside the box. Alexis Johnson played the long ball to Memis in the box, but her turn around shot sailed wide of the net.
Samantha Emmi had a free kick opportunity from 25 yards out, but her attempt was saved with 10 minutes to play, which ended up being the last shot the Wildcats would get off in the contest.
The Wildcats outshot the Lions, 6-2, in the second half, but couldn’t find the back of the net. Lion goalkeeper Jackie Carty made three saves for her fourth shutout of the year.
Another tough matchup waits for the Wildcats this week, as they got to Mercy on Wednesday afternoon. The opening whistle in Dobbs Ferry, New York is set for 12:00 p.m.

 

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SUBJECT: Two Second Half Goals by No. 13 Men’s Soccer Provide 2-1 Comeback against SNHU
DATE: September 11, 2021
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MANCHESTER, N.H. - - A pair of second half goals brought the No. 13 Wilmington University men’s soccer team back from a halftime deficit at Southern New Hampshire, winning 2-1 on Saturday afternoon at Penmen Stadium.
After the Penmen (1-2-0) scored in the 17th minute, the nationally ranked No. 13 Wildcats (3-0-1) needed second half goals from defender Carson Talboys and forward Shawn Genus for the comeback victory against the perennial East Region power. Talboys scored his first goal as a Wildcat in the 63rd minute and Genus followed it up with his fourth of the year in the 70th minute.
The Penmen outshot the Wildcats in the first half, 6-4, capitalizing on a counter in the 17th minute. Nicolas Gonzalez streaked down the left side and crossed it in front of the goalmouth. Nadjib Chibout was there to get on the end of it, sliding into the cross to redirect it into the back of the goal.
The Wildcats collected three corner kicks in the early going of the second half, finally getting on the end of one in the 63rd minute. Richard Thompson sent a corner to the back post, finding Carson Talboys who headed it home to tie the match with less than 28 minutes to play.
Moments later, the Wildcats forced the issue getting a turnover at midfield and racing the other way. Reinoud van Eijk pressured the Penmen into a turnover and Yohan Kim played a through ball that Shawn Genus raced onto. He maneuvered around the goalkeeper the slid it into the empty net for the 2-1 lead with just over 20 minutes to play in regulation.
The contest got tight down the stretch, as the Wildcats found themselves playing a man down following a red card with 15 minutes to play. From there, the Penmen collected seven shots, but Konstantinos Parisis made one save while the rest missed the net.
Parisis made two saves for the Wildcats in the win while Penmen netminder Santiago Rojas recorded three stops in the loss. The Penmen led in shots, 14-8, for the match.
The Wildcats return home to face Southern Connecticut State on Wednesday. The opening whistle is set for 4:00 p.m. at the WU Athletics Complex.

 

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SUBJECT: Yailynn Ramirez’s 13th Place Finish Lead Wilmington Cross Country Teams at Dutchmen Invite
DATE: September 11, 2021
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LEBANON, Pa. - - The Wilmington University cross country team ran in a packed field at the Dutchmen Invite on Saturday, as the men finished seventh out of 17 teams and Yailynn Ramirez finished 13th overall on the Union Tunnel Park course, hosted by Lebanon Valley College.
The men finished with 164 points, with their top three runners finishing inside the Top 25 in a field of 211 runners. Messiah won the event with a team score of 49, followed by Ursinus with 74 and Lebanon Valley with 85.
Daniel Wyshinski paced the men with a 14th place finish, running the 8K course in 27:32.50. Matt Gonzalez followed shortly after in 21st place with a time of 27:41.30 while Logan Strouse placed 24th overall with a time of 27:48.00.
Michael Dowd was the next Wildcat to finish, crossing in 50th place with a time of 29:15.20 before Jared Cushlanis rounded out the Wildcat scoring with a 55th place finish, running the 8K in 29:22.50.
Darnell McLean placed 80th overall with a time of 32:35.40 while Hayward Boutte closed out the Wildcats on the course with a time of 33:41.00.
Yailynn Ramirez again ran well in the 5K event, finishing 13th overall out of 161 runners in the women’s field. She finished the course in 20:04.80.
Lebanon Valley’s Lauren Wick won the women’s side with a time of 18:42.50 while Ursinus’ Giles Daly won the college 8K with a time of 26:12.20.
The Wildcats are off next week but return to action on Saturday, September 25 with the Harry Anderson Invite hosted by Roberts Wesleyan. It is on the Matt St. James Trails, the host of the 2021 NCAA East Regional Championships.

 

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Goldey-Beacom Rolls a Lucky Seven in the First CACC Weekly Awards of 2021-22 9/7/2021 | Women's Soccer Goldey-Beacom got the 2021-22 academic year off on the right foot with six of its student-athletes claiming a total of seven weekly awards from the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference.

Men's Golf Opens 2021-22 by Capturing Jefferson Tri-Match; Mason Kucy Takes Medalist Honors 9/8/2021 | Men's Golf Goldey-Beacom men's golf returned to action Wednesday and left in grand style by winning the Jefferson Tri-Match, which took place at Union League Liberty Hill in Lafayette Hill, PA.

Volleyball Sweeps Bowie State 9/9/2021 | Volleyball | Box Score Goldey-Beacom came out blistering in its match with Bowie State and went on cruise control for a 3-0 victory (25-21, 25-19, 25-20) in Bowie, MD.

Men's Cross Country Takes Part in LVC Dutchmen Invitational 9/11/2021 | Men's Cross Country Goldey-Beacom Cross Country had a solid team showing as both teams traveled to Lebanon, PA on Saturday to compete in the LVC Dutchmen Invitational.

Volleyball Gains Splits in its Tri-Match 9/11/2021 | Volleyball | Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 Goldey-Beacom ended its home tri-match with a resounding 3-0 victory (28-26, 25-17, 25-17) over Mercy following a 3-0 loss (17-25, 22-25, 13-25) to Shepherd in Wilmington, DE.

Women's Tennis Triumphs In 2021-22 Season Opener Over Molloy 9/11/2021 | Women's Tennis Goldey-Beacom Women's Tennis on Saturday competed for the first time since March 12, 2020 capturing a 5-2 victory over Molloy College in a non-conference matchup at Delcastle Tennis Center in Wilmington, DE.

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Goldey-Beacom Athletics (Sept. 2-11, 2021)

Upcoming Games

Men's Golf at FPU Fall Invitational	9/12/2021​		Keene, NH
Men's Golf at FPU Fall Invitational	9/13/2021​		Keene, NH
Volleyball vs Lincoln (PA)	9/14/2021​	7:00PM	Wilmington, DE
Volleyball vs Jefferson	9/15/2021​	7:00PM	Wilmington, DE
Women's Soccer at Chestnut Hill	9/16/2021​	7:00PM	Lafayette Hill, PA
Men's Golf at Mercyhurst Fall Invitational	9/17/2021​		North East, PA
Women's Cross Country at GBC Fall Classic	9/17/2021​	9:00AM	Wilmington, DE
Men's Cross Country at GBC Fall Classic	9/17/2021​	9:45AM	Wilmington, DE
Men's Golf at Mercyhurst Fall Invitational	9/18/2021​		North East, PA
Volleyball vs Bowie State	9/18/2021​	12:00PM	Wilmington, DE
Volleyball vs West Chester	9/18/2021​	4:00PM	Wilmington, DE

Men's Cross Country Competes at Panther Invitational; Woelfl Takes 6th 9/3/2021 | Men's Cross Country Goldey-Beacom cross country returned to the course for the first time in 2021 by taking part in the Adelphi Panthers XC Invitational on Friday, September 3.

Hanna Clarke Puts Daemen In A Brace in Women's Soccer's 3-1 Win 9/4/2021 | Women's Soccer | Box Score Goldey-Beacom struck early and kept the momentum on the defensive end, getting a well-balanced team effort that was led by two goals from sophomore Hanna Clarke (Earleville, MD) in Goldey-Beacom's 3-1 victory over Daemen at Nancy Churchman Sawin Field in Wilmington, DE.

Sincere Kato's Double Overtime Goal Lifts Men's Soccer Over Shepherd 9/4/2021 | Men's Soccer | Box Score Goldey-Beacom found itself tied at halftime before freshman Sincere Kato (Woodbury, NJ.) sealed the victory in the second overtime, resulting in a 3-2 win over Shepherd University in Shepherdstown, WV.

 

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From: Jimmy Gill <jgill@scarletknights.com>
Date: Sat, Sep 18, 2021 at 8:21 PM
Subject: FB: Rutgers 45, Delaware 13
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RUTGERS 45 (3-0), DELAWARE 13 (2-1)
SHI STADIUM • PISCATAWAY, N.J.
SEPTEMBER 18, 2021 • ATTENDANCE: 40,129

PISCATAWAY, N.J. – Rutgers football (3-0) defeated Delaware (2-1), 45-13, on Saturday afternoon at SHI Stadium. The Scarlet Knights cruised to their first 3-0 start since 2012.

• Recap
• Game Book
• Postgame Quotes
• Head Coach Greg Schiano Press Conference

NOTES

• Rutgers improved to 3-0 for the first time since 2012.
• Head coach Greg Schiano earned his 74th victory leading the Scarlet Knights, tying Harvey Harmon for second in program history. Frank Burns holds the school record with 78 wins.
• Rutgers advanced to 43-19 in non-conference games under Schiano, having won 20 of the last 23. That includes a 26-10 mark at home and winners of 12 of the last 14.
• Rutgers finished non-conference play in the regular season with a 3-0 mark. The last season with a perfect non-conference slate in the regular season was 2014.
• Rutgers moved to 16-13-3 all-time versus Delaware. It was the first meeting since 1973.
• Rutgers scored at least 40 points in each of its first two home games for the third time in program history (1915, 1949).
• WR Aron Cruickshank scored his first career punt return touchdown. The 62-yard return was a career long. He now has five kick return touchdowns (four kickoff, one punt). It was also the 56th non-offensive touchdown for the Scarlet Knights under Schiano and fifth since 2020.
• Rutgers did not concede a turnover for the third-straight game. The Scarlet Knights last achieved the feat in 2009. It was the 31st game overall under Schiano without committing a turnover.
• Rutgers was charged with only two penalties, committing just seven so far in 2021, the least amount against through three games this century.
• Rutgers went 10-for-14 on third down, tied for the third-best percentage (71.4) in a game under Schiano.
• Rutgers did not allow a sack for the second game this season.
• Rutgers improved to 55-27 when scoring first under Schiano, 54-17 when having more sacks, 17-2 when scoring at least 40 points, 22-7 when converting at least 50 percent on third down and 26-2 when recording at least five sacks.
• QB Noah Vedral topped 300 passing yards for the second time in his career with 323 yards on a 21-for-25 day. That included seven pass plays of at least 20 yards. He now has six games as a Scarlet Knight with at least 20 completions and holds a 72.5 completion percentage (58-for-80) in 2021.
• WR Bo Melton moved into 10th place in program history in career receptions (128) with five catches. He totaled 121 yards for his fourth career game in triple figures. Melton scored his 10th career receiving touchdown.
• P Adam Korsak downed his third punt of the season at the 1-yard line.
• WR Brandon Sanders scored his first touchdown as a Scarlet Knight on a 62-yard reception.
• RB Isaih Pacheco scored two touchdowns on the ground for his fourth career multiple-score rushing game.
• DL Julius Turner had his career multiple-sack game.

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SUBJECT: No. 13 Men’s Soccer Again Comes From Behind for 2-1 Victory Over No. 16 Gannon

DATE: September 18, 2021
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NEWARK, Del. - - Pol Romero scored his first collegiate career goal in fine fashion, heading one home in the final four minutes to help the No. 13 Wilmington University men’s soccer team comeback and defeat No. 16 Gannon on Saturday afternoon at the WU Athletics Complex.

It is the second victory over a United Soccer Coaches Top 25 team this year, defeating No. 15 Adelphi early this year at home as well.

The Wildcats (5-0-1) controlled the tempo and possession of the ball for the majority of the first half, but they didn’t form any real scoring opportunities. They led 6-3 in shots and 8-0 in corners in the first, but the score was knotted at 0-0.

Shawn Genus had a free kick from 22 yards outs that Golden Knight (4-1-0) goalkeeper Maximiliano Rocco tipped over the crossbar in the 54th minute, the first real test for keeper in the game. Genus had another opportunity moments later, but his flick up and over a charging Rocco was too hard, missing everything over the top.

Of all the corners the Wildcats took in the contest (14), it ended up being a Gannon corner that started the scoring in the second half. Lennox Crews sent a bending ball into the box and Sergio Del Castillo was there to head it towards the back post and into the back of the net for the 1-0 lead in the 75th minute.

But the Wildcats responded less than a minute later, getting a fortuitous deflection to tie the game, 1-1. Tyler Guadagno had the ball on the right wing, crossing one into the box. Yohan Kim headed the ball to continue its path into the box and a Gannon defender tried clearing the ball, but instead it went off his leg and into the back of the net. Gannon held the lead for just 33 seconds.

With time running out, Pol Romero found himself all alone on the six-yard box. Shawn Genus played a perfect ball with his left foot into the box and all Romero had to do was get it on frame. He headed it home back towards the near post, giving the Wildcats the 2-1 lead with 3:48 to play.

Gannon turned up the pressure in the final minutes, playing multiple balls into the box and gaining two corner kicks. But Konstantinos Parisis made the one stop he needed to diving to his left with 1:27 left to preserve the win.

The Wildcats outshot the Golden Knights, 15-8, and gained more corners, 14-5. Parisis made three saves with Richard Thompson also clearing a ball off the line for a team total of four saves.

The Wildcats begin their Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference portion of their schedule this upcoming week, starting with Jefferson on the road on Tuesday afternoon. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. in Philadelphia.