Goldey Beacom Fall and Winter Sports News for 2019-20

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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Soccer Opens 2019 Campaign with Scoreless Draw vs. Saint Anselm


Goldey-Beacom staved off a charge from Saint Anselm and began the 2019 season with a 0-0 draw at Nancy Churchman Sawin Field in Wilmington, DE.


The Lightning exhibited solid defense in the opening half, thwarting six corner kicks from the Hawks with freshman goalkeeper Noel Talbot (Marriottsville, MD) not needed to make a save.


The second half was the period Goldey-Beacom generated more offense. Its best chance came in the 68th minute when senior Jenna Fannon (Newark, DE) was called upon for a penalty kick, but her attempt was denied by goalkeeper Payton Wildrick.


Overtime saw little offense with the Hawks getting three shots, but none found the back of the net as the Lightning recorded their first season-opening tie in program history.


Fannon closed with three shots and freshman Hanna Clarke (Earleville, MD) recorded two for the Lightning. Talbot did not face a shot on cage in her collegiate debut.


Caly Farina attempted three shots and Wildrick made three saves for Saint Anselm, which closed with an 11-5 shots edge.


Goldey-Beacom is home Saturday to host fifth-ranked Bloomsburg, starting at 3:00 pm.




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Goldey-Beacom’s Men’s Soccer Handed Tough 1-0 Season-Opening Loss by the District of Columbia


Goldey-Beacom played solidly with regional power District of Columbia, but was breached on a goal in the 85th minute for a 1-0 loss in Newark, DE.


The first half was more of a defensive battle with the Lightning getting a 3-2 shots edge. But it was the Firebirds who were the offensive stalwart after intermission, recording a 6-3 advantage in addition to getting six corner kicks.


Extra time loomed, but UDC (1-0) dented the scoreboard late. Pierre LaNoire had a free kick just outside the box that was blocked by the Lightning’s wall, but the ball found its way near the six and Malik Thom pounced on it for the lead.


Senior Nicolas Jaramillo (Cali, Colombia) and junior Alejandro Varela (Cali, Colombia) each recorded two shots for Goldey-Beacom (0-1). Freshman Troy Fitzgerald (Bear, DE) was awarded the start in his first collegiate game and ended with no saves.


Thom recorded four shots with Javier Abadia playing the final 45 minutes, recording one save for the win.


Goldey-Beacom on Saturday heads back to Newark to battle Millersville in a 2:00 pm match.




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Goldey-Beacom Volleyball Handed Season-Opening Loss at West Chester


Goldey-Beacom battled against a perennial power, but was dealt a 3-0 season-opening loss (16-25, 12-25, 19-25) by West Chester in West Chester, PA.


The first set witnessed the Lightning (0-1) hold their own most of the way before the Golden Rams pulled away late. Junior Lindsay Przywara (Williamstown, NJ) had three kills and four digs in the set, sophomore Shayla Boyce (Somerdale, NJ) notched three kills and two aces with Autumn Spendlove (Las Vegas, NV) getting seven assists.


Unfortunately, West Chester took over from there. The home side owned a 14-7 kills edge in the second set with a .343 hitting percentage and then took the third despite being held to just a .100 percentage.


Przywara closed with 11 kills and eight digs, moving into fifth place in Goldey-Beacom history with 757 career kills. Spendlove dished 20 assists, junior Neyshlian Roman Concepcion (Toa Baja, PR) amassed 19 digs with Boyce getting six kills.


Julia Vreeswyk notched 11 kills, Grace Whitney had 10, Jillian Borgerding totaled 35 assists with Shaye Whiteman getting 19 digs for the Golden Rams (1-0).


Goldey-Beacom on Saturday is back at West Chester for the second and final day of Ramfest. GBC faces the host at 10:00 am and Pace at noon.




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Goldey-Beacom Cross Country Opens 2019 Season at the Fleet Feet Invitational


Goldey-Beacom cross country returned to the course for the first time in 2019 by taking part at the Fleet Feet Invitational in Salisbury, NC.

The men's team is young with no returners. The squad took the cross-country course for the first time together.

Freshman Zach Landvik-Larsen (Stroudsburg, Pa.) had his first race for the cross country team and led the team finishing 9th overall in 27:36.0.

Freshman Chris Crossen (Magnolia, Del.) was 22nd in 29:00.6, junior Chris Townsend (Voorhees, N.J.) was 24th in 29:16.9, sophomore Jon Roberts (Wilmington, Del.) was 30th in 30:22.9, followed seconds behind was senior Jacob Smeltzer (Merchantville, N.J.) who was 31st in 30:25.1.

On the women's side, freshman Aleksey Kilvington (Harrington, Del) had her first collegiate debut on the cross-country course and led the women's team. Kilvington finished 26th with a time of 23:28.8.

Junior Cara Jones (Wilmington, Del.) followed closely behind finishing 28th with a time of 23:36.3 and senior Mary Ann Jones (Frederick, Md.) finished 32nd in 23:49.5.

Both freshman Lilly Crone (Felton, Del.) and Lexy Horsey (Selbyville, Del.) took the course for the first time. Crone was 43rd in 25:06.8 and Horsey was 52nd with 26:27.7.

Both the men's and women's team had great first outings both finishing fourth overall.

Goldey-Beacom on September 20 will compete in the GBC Fall Classic in Wilmington, DE. The women go at 9AM and the men's team go at 9:45AM.



Goldey-Beacom Volleyball Splits Two Matches at Ramfest


Goldey-Beacom ended its time at Ramfest with a 3-0 victory (25-22, 25-23, 25-18) over Pace after opening the day with a 3-1 loss (25-23, 13-25, 23-25, 19-25) against West Chester in West Chester, PA.


Versus Pace, GBC came through in three hard-fought stanzas by gaining a 31-29 kills advantage. This included 14 kills in the second set and limiting Pace to a -.053 hitting percentage in the third.


Junior Lindsay Przywara (Williamstown, NJ) ended with 11 kills and 11 digs, sophomore Autumn Spendlove (Las Vegas, NV) totaled 22 assists and 10 digs with junior Neyshlian Roman Concepcion (Toa Baja, PR) getting 10 digs.


Sandra Yang recorded 10 kills for the Setters (0-2).


Against West Chester, Goldey-Beacom (1-2) gained a 10-9 kills edge in the tightly contested opening set. GBC ended the set on a 6-1 run in which Chelsey James (Cherry Hill, NJ) and fellow sophomore Julia Syrdahl (Basking Ridge, NJ) each had a kill.


But the Golden Rams pulled away after that, recording 15 kills in the third set and 11 in the finale.


Przywara ended with 17 kills and 12 digs, Spendlove recorded 27 assists and Roman Concepcion totaled 17 digs.


Julie Vreeswyk had 13 kills with Jillian Borderding amassing 35 assists for the Golden Rams (3-0).


Goldey-Beacom next Monday is back on the road to face Bridgeport for a 4:00 pm match.




Goldey-Beacom Men’s Soccer Handed Tough Overtime Loss by Millersville


Goldey-Beacom could not hold onto a one-goal lead late and gave up a penalty-kick tally 9:21 into overtime for a 2-1 loss to Millersville in Newark, DE.


The Lightning dominated play in the opening half to the tune of a 7-3 shots edge and were rewarded with a goal. Senior Nicolas Jaramillo (Cali, Colombia) capitalized on a turnover and got the ball to junior Alejandro Varela (Cali, Colombia), who tallied for his first goal of the season and seventh career.


The second half was a battle with the Marauders getting the equalizer in the 73rd minute. Bob Hennessey won the ball by the sideline and got it to Roger Buesmaill Jr., who tallied for a 1-1 contest.


Overtime saw both units have their chances, but a GBC handball led to a Millersville penalty kick. Nathan Maynard did the honors by scoring in the 100th minute to end the match.


Jaramillo closed with four shots for the Lightning (0-2), who ended with a 14-13 advantage. Junior Cole Lewis (Middletown, DE) recorded two saves in his first match of the season.


Matteo Adiletta and Jake Gosselin attempted three shots apiece with Brady Hochman making three saves for the Marauders (1-1).


Goldey-Beacom next Monday plays its home opener against Shepherd, beginning at 4:15 pm.




Goldey-Beacom Women’s Soccer Dealt 3-0 Loss by Fifth-Ranked Bloomsburg


Goldey-Beacom held fifth-ranked Bloomsburg off the scoreboard for most of the match, but was breached for three second-half goals and was handed a 3-0 loss at Nancy Churchman Sawin Field in Wilmington, DE.


Both teams in the first half had trouble generating offense, thanks to some strong defense on both sides. The Huskies owned a 6-3 shots edge over the first 45 minutes.


But Bloomsburg got on the board in the 61st minute. Lauren Hoelke put a ball inside the box that got away and Nicole Varano put it home for her third tally of the season and a 1-0 lead.


Jamie Marsico then tallied the last two goals for the final, both off feeds from Jessica Milligan. Marsico converted a 12-yard shot in the 73rd minute and then put a one touch on a long ball in the 79th minute.


Jenna Hawkins closed with four saves for the Huskies (2-0).


Sophomore Melayna Immediato (Hockessin, DE) had two shots and freshman Noel Talbot (Marriottsville, MD) totaled three saves for the Lightning (0-1-1)


Goldey-Beacom is off until next Saturday, when it visits Daemen for a 1:00 pm match.





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Gonzalo Moreno Electrifies for Goldey-Beacom Golf at FPU Fall Invitational


Sophomore Gonzalo Moreno (Sevilla, Spain) put on a clinic during his first round as a member of the Blue and Gold, helping Goldey-Beacom excel at the FPU Fall Invitational in Keene, NH.


Moreno continued his impressive start, shooting 69 Monday to end the tournament tied for third at 145. Moreno’s card Monday is three shy of the school record set in 2012-13 by current assistant coach Pat McRae and his 36-hole total is six off McRae’s record from 2011-12.


Moreno’s 69 also is tied for the fifth-best mark in team history.


Freshman Pablo Saenz Avila (Bogota, Colombia) ended tied for 13th with 149 after shooting a final-round 72. Freshman Hunter McGee (Carp, ON) finished tied for 26th with 153, senior Shea Murphy (Wilmington, DE) closed tied for 33rd with 155 and junior Corbin Babyak (Wallenpaupack, PA) was tied for 43rd with 159.


The Lightning also threatened the record book as a team, carding 295 Monday to fall three shots off the school record from the 2008 Wilmington Fall Classic. It is the third-best round in program history.


GBC overall ended fifth with 601, the fourth-best mark in team annals.


Goldey-Beacom is off until September 30, when it will play in the Jefferson Classic at The Ace Club in Lafayette Hill, PA.




Goldey-Beacom Men’s Soccer Cruises to 7-1 Victory Over Shepherd


Goldey-Beacom made great use of its new scoreboard, which displayed a men’s soccer score for the first time and that was a 7-1 victory over Shepherd at Nancy Churchman Sawin Field in Wilmington, DE.


The first minute was a preview of things to come with senior Jamie McAvoy (Ayr, Scotland) converting a long pass from sophomore Eduardo Coimbra (Curitiba, Brazil) and putting home a long shot. McAvoy in the 24th minute again finished a pass from Coimbra, this time heading in a corner kick for a 2-0 margin.


Steven Choque tallied for the Rams in the 36th minute to halve the deficit, but the Lightning got it right back in the 43rd minute. Coimbra had the ball inside the box and showed great poise in gaining possession, turning and scoring for a 3-1 contest.


GBC then put up a four spot in the second half for the final. Freshman Abdoul Konate (New Castle, DE) scored twice in the period with sophomore Josh Moody (Townsend, DE) and junior Lance Ksiazek (Middletown, DE) each finding the back of the net.


Moody’s goal was a result of Coimbra’s third assist after entering the match with two career.


Coimbra ended with six shots and junior Cole Lewis (Middletown, DE) made five saves for the Lightning (1-2).


Justin Daniels attempted three shots with Billy Wood making four saves in the second half for the Rams (1-2).


Goldey-Beacom this Saturday hits the road to visit Shippensburg for a 3:30 pm match.




Goldey-Beacom Volleyball Falls, 3-0, at Bridgeport


Goldey-Beacom headed back on the road and despite hanging tough in the first two sets, was dealt a 3-0 loss (25-27, 24-26, 14-25) at Bridgeport in Bridgeport, CT.


The Lightning held the Knights in the first set to just a .111 hitting percentage, but could not take advantage of a 24-23 lead. The second set saw Bridgeport own a 15-8 kills edge, but GBC again could not put away a 24-23 lead.


The third set was a different story with the Knights posting a .357 percentage to go with 13 kills, ending with a 42-27 edge for the match.


Shayla Boyce (Somerdale, NJ) notched 12 kills, fellow sophomore Autumn Spendlove (Las Vegas, NV) totaled 25 assists with juniors Lindsay Przywara (Williamstown, NJ) and Neyshlian Roman Concepcion (Toa Baja, PR) each getting 12 digs for the Lightning (1-3).


Przywara earlier Monday was named to the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Weekly Honor Roll.


Amanda Hennemann recorded 11 kills, Emily Burford had 10 with Carly Killorin amassing 37 assists and 12 digs for the Knights (1-0).


Goldey-Beacom this weekend heads to the Kutztown Classic in Kutztown, PA. It opens play Friday against Notre Dame (OH) at 1:00 pm and the battles Salem after 5:00 pm.




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Goldey-Beacom’s 2005-06 Golf Team to be Inducted into the CACC Hall of Fame


Goldey-Beacom’s historic 2005-06 Golf Team will receive yet another honor with the team being selected to the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Hall of Fame.


This is the second major honor for the squad in as many years, having been inducted into the Goldey-Beacom Athletics Hall of Fame last spring. A recognition ceremony will take place during a home Goldey-Beacom athletics event during the 2019-20 academic year.


“We are honored to have the 2005-06 Golf Team inducted into the CACC Hall of Fame” Director of Athletics Dr. Thomas Brennan said. “We also are delighted that the recognition of their effort and achievement extends past the walls of GBC.”


The squad played a massive role in the history of the department, which only was in its third year as a full NCAA Division II member. The Lightning ran away with the NCAA East Regional championship, becoming the first team in school history in any sport to win an NCAA Tournament event. The last of the squad’s three victories that year saw GBC go wire-to-wire in the three-round event, winning by 24 shots.


“Not only did this group place its mark on the institution, but also on the conference,” CACC Commissioner Dan Mara said. “The 2005-06 Goldey-Beacom Golf Team is extremely deserving of induction to the CACC Hall of Fame. The team will always be remembered and will be mentioned when the history of the conference is discussed. As the first conference representative to win an NCAA postseason event, the Lightning started the CACC on the path to excellence.”


The team was highlighted by 2017 GBC Athletics Hall-of-Fame inductee, Michael Tobiason, who won the regional with an 8-over-par 221 that included a 3-under-par 68 in the final round. Tobiason, a participant in the 2011 United States Open, won five titles in 2005-06 and averaged 74.83 for the season. Tobiason was the first for Goldey-Beacom to be inducted into the CACC Hall of Fame, going in as part of the first class in the 2015-16 academic year.


Steve Cutler also was a major part of the team, sharing the CACC individual title with Tobiason at 144. He averaged 77.40 that season over a personal-best 30 rounds, eventually closing with a 78.07 career average over 83 rounds and a school-best 136th national ranking in 2006-07.


“The 2005-06 team set the bar for the success of the program,” current Golf Coach Tommy Ellison added. “It has been a long time since GBC has realized that level of success in golf. We are very excited about our 2019-20 roster and their potential to add to the legacy of the program.”


Founded in 1886, the College offers graduate and undergraduate degrees with majors in psychology, economics, criminal justice, English and all areas of business. With alumni from 26 states and 66 nations, Goldey-Beacom College is located in Pike Creek Valley, a suburb of Wilmington, Delaware. The College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and the Accreditation Council of Business Schools and Programs.



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Goldey-Beacom Volleyball Gains a Split at the Kutztown Classic


Goldey-Beacom put forth a strong performance in getting a 3-0 victory (25-20, 26-24, 25-14) over Salem after beginning play at the Kutztown Classic with a 3-0 setback to Notre Dame (OH) (13-25, 20-25, 12-25) in Kutztown, PA.


Versus Salem, Goldey-Beacom grabbed the opening set by limiting Salem to just a .143 hitting percentage. Julia Syrdahl (Basking Ridge, NJ) pounded five kills, fellow sophomore Autumn Spendlove (Las Vegas, NV) dished nine assists and junior Neyshlian Roman Concepcion (Toa Baja, PR) added six digs.


The second set witnessed the Lightning owning an 18-10 kills edge, allowing just a .156 percentage and rallying from a 22-18 scoreboard deficit. Sophomore Shayla Boyce (Somerdale, NJ) could not be stopped in the set with nine kills and Spendlove also continued her solid play with 15 assists.


The momentum squarely was on Goldey-Beacom’s side and that did not wane in the third set. Boyce totaled four kills in the stanza and the defense once again was on full display, holding Salem to a -.032 percentage.


Boyce ended with 16 kills, junior Lindsay Przywara (Williamstown, NJ) recorded 10 and 12 digs, Syrdahl notched 10 kills, Spendlove closed with 34 assists and Roman Concepcion had 13 digs for the Lightning (2-4), who owned a 42-30 kills advantage.


Jalavia Johnson notched seven kills and 11 digs, Alaina Weltz recorded 21 assists and Liane Moser recorded 15 digs for the Tigers (0-8).


Against Notre Dame (OH), Goldey-Beacom came up on the wrong end of a 43-23 kills line and fell victim to a .371 hitting percentage. The Falcons (5-1) recorded a .464 percentage in the third set with 15 kills.


Przywara ended with 11 kills, Spendlove amassed 19 assists with Roman Concepcion recording 13 digs for the Lightning.


Mary Kate McHugh notched 11 kills, Blaire Barr had 10, Paige Staudacher recorded 35 assists and Alexandra Kaeberlein amassed 21 digs for Notre Dame (OH).


Goldey-Beacom on Saturday plays on day two of the Kutztown Classic against Saint Michael’s after 2:00 pm and Kutztown after 6:00 pm.




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Goldey-Beacom Volleyball Again Gains a Split at Kutztown Classic


Goldey-Beacom began its final day at the Kutztown Classic with a convincing 3-0 victory (25-19, 25-16, 25-21) over Saint Michael’s before a crushing 3-2 loss (25-20, 25-16, 17-25, 19-25, 12-15) to Kutztown.


Against Saint Michael’s, Goldey-Beacom was in control from the jump and continued with a 42-20 overall kills advantage. The Lightning in the third set notched a stunning 21 kills with just four errors over 35 swings for an impressive .486 hitting percentage.


Junior Lindsay Przywara (Williamstown, NJ) had 15 kills and 14 digs, Shayla Boyce (Somerdale, NJ) recorded 11 and eight, fellow sophomore Autumn Spendlove (Las Vegas, NV) dished 38 assists and junior Neyshlian Roman Concepcion (Toa Baja, PR) totaled 13 digs for the Lightning.


London Starley ended with 16 assists and nine digs for the Purple Knights (1-6).


Versus Kutztown, GBC in the first set limited the home side to just a .023 percentage and forced it into 10 attack errors. Przywara had five kills in the set, Spendlove recorded six assists and Roman Concepcion added nine digs.


The Lightning made it two sets to none with sophomore Julia Syrdahl (Basking Ridge, NJ) recording four kills and the Golden Bears only managing a .027 percentage.


But Kutztown rallied for the victory, despite just a .067 percentage in the final set and the fact Goldey-Beacom held a 9-5 kills edge.


Przywara ended with 20 kills and 12 digs, Boyce amassed 13 and 17, Syrdahl notched 10 kills, Spendlove totaled a career-best 43 assists and Roman Concepcion added 27 digs for the Lightning (3-5).


Holly Owen pounded 22 kills, Britney Hewitt recorded 14 and Erin Patterson added 11 for the Golden Bears (6-2).


Goldey-Beacom next Wednesday opens Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference play at Jefferson, beginning at 6:00 pm in Philadelphia.




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Goldey-Beacom Volleyball Handed a Crushing 3-2 Loss at Jefferson in CACC Opener


Goldey-Beacom looked like it would take a step in the right direction as it opened play in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference, but ended with a tough 3-2 loss (23-25, 25-19, 25-20, 22-25, 11-15) loss at Jefferson in Philadelphia, PA.


After dropping a tight first set, Goldey-Beacom bounced back in a huge way by recording a 14-6 kills advantage and limiting Jefferson to just a .026 hitting percentage in the second. Sophomore Shayla Boyce (Somerdale, NJ) amassed five kills in the set with junior Lindsay Przywara (Williamstown, NJ) and sophomore Julia Syrdahl (Basking Ridge, NJ) adding four apiece.


The third set again featured the Lightning getting it done on both offense and defense. The squad pounded 12 kills in the frame over 39 swings and held the Rams to just a .139 percentage. Boyce again was on point with six kills in the stanza.


Jefferson in the fourth set leveled the match despite Przywara getting five kills and Boyce adding four.


The Lightning (3-6, 0-1 CACC) in the fifth set put up a fight, rallying from a 4-1 deficit for a 4-4 tie, a 7-4 deficit for an 8-8 tie and overcoming two match points. But seven kills in the set by the Rams ultimately was the difference and holding the visitors to a .000 percentage.


Przywara closed with 22 kills and 12 digs, Boyce had 18 and 13, sophomore Autumn Spendlove (Las Vegas, NV) notched 42 assists and 15 digs, Syrdahl pounded 10 kills and junior Neyshlian Roman Concepcion (Toa Baja, PR) added 24 digs.


Abigail Kress had 18 kills, Lauren Kloos notched 11 and 19 digs, Alexis Leddy recorded 31 digs with Molly Hand adding 38 assists along with 10 digs for the Rams (4-2, 1-0).


Goldey-Beacom next Tuesday plays its home opener against Wilmington (DE), starting at 7:00 pm.




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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Soccer Plays to 3-3 Draw at Caldwell


Goldey-Beacom played tough against the reigning Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference champion, but in the end had to settle for a 3-3 tie at Caldwell in Caldwell, NJ.


Goldey-Beacom got on the board in the 41st minute when junior Ali Henriquez (Jersey City, NJ) found the back of the net for her first goal of the season and third career. But Caldwell got it back with 31 seconds to go in the first half with Yudemis Sanchez scoring off a feed from Sarah Costanza.


GBC early in the second half got the ball in Caldwell’s half of the field thanks to a turnover. Emily Woolvin (Birmingham, England) had it on the left side and hit the right post with a shot, but fellow junior Line Kristoffersen (Bergen, Norway) was there on the rebound to score in the 53rd minute for her second goal of the season and fifth career.


Woolvin also was on the spot in the 58th minute to give the Lightning a 3-1 lead. She took the ball just outside the six-yard box and put it inside the left post for her first career goal.


The Cougars did not give up and made it a one-goal deficit in the 65th minute. Meghan Grundhauser put a cross in the box that Katie Iannuzzi found the back of the net with on a perfect header, making it 3-2.


Caldwell then unbelievably tied it in the 80th minute when Jordan Madrid fired a 30-yard shot that bounced in and out of the net very quickly, but still counted for a 3-3 game.


The Lightning held a 4-1 edge in shots in the extra periods, but none went home and the teams played to a draw for the second straight time in Essex County.


Sophomore Melayna Immediato (Hockessin, DE/Delaware Military Academy) had four shots and freshman Noel Talbot (Marriottsville, MD) made seven saves for the Lightning (0-2-2, 0-0-1 CACC).


Grundhauser finished with eight shots and Jamie-Lee Bamford amassed one save for the Cougars (1-2-1, 0-0-1).


Goldey-Beacom is back in action next Thursday against Chestnut Hill, beginning at 3:00 pm at Nancy Churchman Sawin Field. Please note the date change from the original schedule.




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Goldey-Beacom Men’s Soccer Opens League Play With 2-1 Victory at Caldwell


Goldey-Beacom overcame an early deficit and then a shorthanded Caldwell squad, beginning its Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference slate with a 2-1 victory in Caldwell, NJ.


The usual battle between the Lightning and Cougars produced 18 first-half fouls and an early marker for the home side. Andre Vieira got the ball and benefitted from a deflection as he shot it into the net in the 10th minute for a 1-0 Caldwell lead.


Goldey-Beacom then got a huge break when Caldwell was assessed a red card in the 12th minute, giving the visitors a man up for the remaining 78 minutes. After great patience, the Lightning in the 36th minute leveled the match when a shot from sophomore Josh Moody (Townsend, DE/St. Georges) rang off the post and in for his second goal of the season and third career.


The Lightning came out firing in the second half and needed just under three minutes for the game’s final tally. Juniors Alejandro Varela (Cali, Colombia) and Ethan Maguire (Sydney, Australia) were the helpers as junior Sergi Varona (Barcelona, Spain) scored for his first career goal.


Moody and senior Levi Maruca (Downingtown, PA) recorded three shots apiece and junior Cole Lewis (Middletown, DE/Caravel) made two saves for the Lightning (3-3, 1-0 CACC), who notched the fifth victory in their last six meetings with the Cougars.


Vieira recorded five shots and Nils Svere amassed six saves for Caldwell (0-5, 0-1).


Goldey-Beacom is home Tuesday against Chestnut Hill for a 4:15 pm match.





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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Tennis Stays Red Hot With 7-0 Triumph Over Dominican (NY)


Goldey-Beacom took early control of its Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference match with Dominican (NY) and cruised to a 7-0 victory at Delcastle Tennis Center in Wilmington, DE.


The Lightning opened the first match between the schools by grabbing all three doubles rubbers. Senior Alma Garcia Valle (Valladolid, Spain) and freshman Sara Edebo (Gothenburg, Sweden) got a 6-4 win over Isha Mbaye and Elizabeth Hixson at first doubles, sophomore Kristin Radeke (Bremen, Germany) and senior Silvia Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) rolled to a 6-1 victory at No. 2 doubles over Paula Gutierrez and Nora Frederick with junior Ksenija Markovic (Belgrade, Serbia) and freshman Aino Klintrup (Oulu, Finland) notching a 6-0 triumph at third doubles over Kendra Saintel and Joanna Spano.


Sophomore Maria Bruno (Maracay, Venezuela) made it 2-0 with a 6-0, 6-0 win at sixth singles over Spano before Radeke notched a 6-0, 6-0 victory at No. 5 singles over Hixson. Senior Anna Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) posted a 6-0, 6-3 triumph at third singles over Joana Ndunduma before sophomore Elin Anderson (Conwy, Wales) got a 6-1, 6-3 victory at No. 4 singles over Mbaye.


Salome Lang (Panazol, France) recorded a 6-1, 6-3 win at first singles over Gutierrez before fellow sophomore Imane Van Veen (Paris, France) ended it at No. 2 singles with a 6-2, 6-2 triumph over Frederick.


Goldey-Beacom (3-0, 3-0 CACC) has won 27 of its last 28 CACC regular-season matches and is tied with Concordia-NY (3-0), University of the Sciences (3-0) and Chestnut Hill (3-0) atop the CACC. Only the top two teams earn a bye into the semifinals of the six-team CACC Tournament.


Goldey-Beacom is home Tuesday against University of the Sciences at Delcastle Tennis Center. First serve is at 3:00 pm.



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Goldey-Beacom Men’s Soccer Wins its Fourth Straight, 3-1 at Molloy


Goldey-Beacom overcame the long trip to Rockville Centre, NY, getting a goal and two assists from sophomore Eduardo Coimbra (Curitiba, Brazil) in a 3-1 victory at Molloy for the squad’s fourth consecutive triumph.


The first half saw the Lions get the upper hand in the 11th minute when Paul Morales tallied off a feed from Carlos Bonilla. But the Lightning responded in the 40th minute when Coimbra received a pass from senior Nicolas Jaramillo (Cali, Colombia) and scored for his third goal of the season.


The second half was all Goldey-Beacom as it recorded an 8-1 shots edge and moved to 4-1-1 in its last six meetings with Molloy.


Junior Ethan Maguire (Sydney, Australia) ended up with the deciding marker, taking a cross from Coimbra and burying it for his second goal of the year. Jaramillo added a big insurance tally in the 76th minute, getting a feed from Coimbra and chipping it over the goalkeeper for his second goal of the year.


Jaramillo now is tied for eighth in school history with 13 career assists and 39 points. His 13 career goals have him one outside the top 10.


Coimbra ended with three shots to help GBC own a decided 13-5 edge.


Dennis Mehia made three saves for the Lions.


Goldey-Beacom this Saturday hosts Dominican (NY) at 3:30 pm, which follows the women’s 1:00 pm contest to start the doubleheader.



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Goldey-Beacom Volleyball More Than Impresses in 3-1 Loss to Georgian Court


The improvement of Goldey-Beacom’s volleyball team continues to be evident with each match and again that was on display in a 3-1 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference loss (22-25, 25-18, 24-26, 23-25) to Georgian Court at the Jones Center in Wilmington, DE.


Goldey-Beacom played a hard-fought match against one of the area’s top teams and more than held its own. The second set bore witness to that with the Lightning getting 12 kills and a .345 hitting percentage, thanks to six kills from sophomore Shayla Boyce (Somerdale, NJ).


The third set saw the Lions overcome just a .158 percentage to record 13 kills. The Lightning in the fourth set had 14 kills and only four errors, but the Lions prevailed with a .387 percentage and only two errors.


Junior Lindsay Przywara (Williamstown, NJ) pounded 24 kills and now has 931 career, one behind Grace McCarthy (2013-16) for third place in team history. Picked to the CACC Weekly Honor Roll this week, Przywara also had 10 digs for her seventh consecutive double-double.


Boyce pounded 19 kills, sophomore Autumn Spendlove (Las Vegas, NV) recorded 42 assists and 10 digs with junior Neyshlian Roman Concepcion (Toa Baja, PR) adding 21 digs for the Lightning (4-8, 1-3 CACC).


Kinsy Haschke recorded 15 kills, Jaime Sweeney had 23 assists and Emily McCurley added 26 digs for the Lions (11-4, 4-1).


Goldey-Beacom is home Saturday against Felician, beginning at noon.




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Lindsay Przywara Reaches 1,000 Career Kills for Goldey-Beacom Volleyball in 3-2 Loss to Holy Family


Junior Lindsay Przywara (Williamstown, NJ) became the second player in Goldey-Beacom history to reach 1,000 kills in her team’s 3-2 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference loss (22-25, 20-25, 25-17, 25-15, 12-15) to Holy Family at the Jones Center in Wilmington, DE.


The countdown was on for a majority of the match and the chances increased when the Lightning forced a fifth set. It was late in the match when the outcome was very much in doubt when Przywara pounded home her milestone kill off a feed from sophomore Autumn Spendlove (Las Vegas, NV).


Przywara becomes the first in school history to reach this mark as a junior and joins Kadi McCoy (2011-14) in this exclusive club. The latter holds the top spot with 1,412 kills.


Przywara ended the match with 19 kills to sit exactly at 1,000 and had 12 digs for her 11th double-double of the season as well as ninth in the last 10 matches. The 2016 CACC Rookie of the Year, 2018 third team all-league pick and 2018 Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-District honoree entered the match first in the country in attacks per set.


The Lightning battled back in the third and fourth sets to force a decider, but the Tigers got a 10-7 edge in the stanza and posted a .219 hitting percentage.


Spendlove closed with 33 assists, junior Neyshlian Roman Concepcion (Toa Baja, PR) recorded 31 digs and sophomore Shayla Boyce (Somerdale, NJ) got 11 kills for the Lightning (4-11, 1-6 CACC).


Carly Covington notched 18 kills and 12 digs, Gianna Pesognelli had 17 kills, Morgan Silks recorded 53 assists and 15 digs with Maeve Boylan adding 21 digs for the Tigers (9-8, 4-3).


Goldey-Beacom is home again Saturday against Dominican (NY), beginning at noon.




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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Tennis Stay Unbeaten With 6-1 Triumph Over Caldwell


Goldey-Beacom kept its perfect record this season intact with a dominating 6-1 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory over Caldwell at Delcastle Tennis Center in Wilmington, DE.


The double point once again went the Lightning’s way for the sixth time this season, with this being a pair of 6-0 wins. Sophomores Maria Bruno (Maracay, Venezuela) and Imane Van Veen (Paris, France) were victorious at first doubles over Janis Jimenez and Anne Ilardi with senior Alma Garcia Valle (Valladolid, Spain) and freshman Sara Edebo (Gothenburg, Sweden) topping Kiana Wiggins and Lauryn Schwint at No. 2 doubles.


Van Veen notched a 6-0, 6-1 win at first singles over Jimenez and Edebo got a 6-0, 6-0 triumph at No. 3 singles over Ilardi. Garcia Valle recorded a 6-0, 6-0 victory at fourth singles over Schwint, junior Ksenija Markovic (Belgrade, Serbia) amassed a 6-0, 6-1 win at No. 5 singles over Kathryn Hurlbut and sophomore Kristin Radeke (Bremen, Germany) won by forfeit at sixth singles.


GBC has won 31 of its last 32 CACC regular-season matches and its 12th straight over Caldwell (1-7, 1-6 CACC).


Goldey-Beacom (7-0, 7-0 CACC) on Sunday hosts Concordia (NY), beginning at 10:00 am at Delcastle Tennis Center. The teams played three times last season with the third resulting in the Lightning’s 4-0 victory in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.




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Goldey-Beacom Volleyball Notches 3-0 Triumph Over Dominican (NY)


Goldey-Beacom jumped to an early lead on Dominican (NY) and was in control throughout for a 3-0 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory (25-16, 25-12, 25-9) at the Jones Center in Wilmington, DE.


The Lightning in the first set dominated with a .444 hitting percentage thanks to 16 kills and just four errors over 27 attacks. Shayla Boyce (Somerdale, NJ) amassed seven kills in the set with fellow sophomore Julia Syrdahl (Basking Ridge, NJ) adding four.


Goldey-Beacom in the second kept it going with a 12-5 kills edge and a .269 percentage, compared to -.069 for Dominican. The third set saw the Lightning record a .312 percentage with seven kills, compared to a -.100 percentage and six errors for the Chargers.


Boyce ended with 14 kills and just one error over 23 swings for a .565 percentage, helping the Lightning to their fourth victory in the last five meetings with the Chargers. Sophomore Autumn Spendlove (Las Vegas, NV) recorded 26 assists and junior Neyshlian Roman Concepcion (Toa Baja, PR) added 13 digs for GBC (5-11, 2-6 CACC).


Emmalyn LaPier and Deanna Knopf had five kills apiece, Essence Boyd dished seven assists and Jasmine Ramirez-Alfaro contributed seven digs for the Chargers (0-14, 0-8).


Goldey-Beacom next Wednesday embarks on a three-match road trip as it battles Wilmington (DE). First serve in Newark is at 7:00 pm.




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Goldey-Beacom Gets Four Honored for CACC Weekly Awards


Goldey-Beacom had yet another successful week and saw the department get four of its student-athletes receive weekly awards from the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference.


Cole Lewis (Middletown, DE) was named the Men’s Soccer Goalkeeper of the Week, fellow junior Nicholas Ladeira (Johannesburg, South Africa) was picked to the Men’s Soccer Weekly Honor Roll, senior Jenna Fannon (Newark, DE) made the Women’s Soccer Weekly Honor Roll and junior Lindsay Przywara (Williamstown, NJ) was tabbed to the Volleyball Weekly Honor Roll.


Lewis recorded a pair of shutouts last week, both 1-0 victories. He made six saves Tuesday at Georgian Court and came up with two over almost 101 minutes Saturday at Felician.


Both of these performances have the Lightning (9-3, 6-0 CACC) in first place in the conference and on a seven-game winning streak for the first time since 2003. Lewis is a big part of that as he is 16th in the country with an .833 save percentage, 87th with 35 saves and 95th with 3.69 saves per game.


Ladeira netted one of Goldey-Beacom’s biggest goals of the year, scoring 38 seconds into the second overtime Saturday at Felician.


Fannon continued her unbelievable play with three goals over two games. She scored both goals Wednesday for Goldey-Beacom at Georgian Court and then netted one Saturday at Felician in her team’s 4-0 win. She now is riding a seven-game points streak and has a goal in six of those contests.


Fannon’s latest tear has her 11th in the nation with 1.1 goals per game, 11th with 11 goals, 16th with 2.4 points per match, 16th with 24 points, seventh in team history with 25 career goals and seventh with 59 career points. The Lightning (5-3-2, 4-1-1 CACC) are tied for fourth place in the league.


Przywara ended the week with 53 kills, a .275 hitting percentage, 19 digs and two blocks over three matches. She became the second player in program history to reach 1,000 career kills, ending Thursday’s match against Holy Family with 19 kills and 12 digs. Przywara also had 27 kills Tuesday at University of the Sciences.


One of the league’s most dominating players at the net, the 2016 CACC Rookie of the Year, 2018 third team All-CACC pick and 2018 Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-District honoree is second in team history with 1,007 kills.


The women’s soccer team is home Tuesday at 3:00 pm against Holy Family, the men’s soccer squad is home Wednesday at 3:30 pm vs. Holy Family and the volleyball team is on the road Wednesday at 7:00 pm against Wilmington (DE).



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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Soccer Notches 5-1 Victory Over Holy Family


Goldey-Beacom scored three first-half goals and played solid defense throughout in a 5-1 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory over Holy Family at Nancy Churchman Sawin Field in Wilmington, DE.


The matchup between two of the league’s elite saw the Lightning grab a 1-0 lead in the 15th minute. Line Kristoffersen (Bergen, Norway) continued her scorching play by taking a cross from fellow junior Kiera Young (Havre de Grace, MD) and heading it home for her 10th goal of the season.


Senior Jenna Fannon (Newark, DE), named this week to the CACC Weekly Honor Roll, has been on a tear of late and that continued in the 36th minute. Kristoffersen fed a long pass and Fannon put it inside the right post for a 2-0 GBC lead.


That looked like the halftime score, until the Lightning changed the crooked number with 20 seconds left. Junior Ali Henriquez (Jersey City, NJ) had a touch in the box and the ball found its way to sophomore Melayna Immediato (Hockessin, DE), who put home a 15-yard shot for her second tally of the year.


Fannon in the second half netted her 13th goal of the season off a feed from junior Emily Woolvin (Birmingham, England), Hannah Derby scored for the Tigers in the 55th minute off Lena Staropoli’s pass and GBC freshman Hanna Clarke (Earleville, MD) tallied in the 80th minute off Fannon’s pass for the final.


Fannon simply can not be playing any better, owning an eight-game points streak that includes a goal in seven of those contests. She is tied for fifth in school history with 27 career goals, sixth overall with 64 career points, tied for fifth with 13 goals this year and ninth outright with 29 points this season.


Kristoffersen’s 27 points this season is tied for 10th in team annals.


Amid all of the record-book scrambling, Kristoffersen today had three shots and freshman Noel Talbot (Marriottsville, MD) amassed eight saves for the Lightning (6-3-2, 5-1-1 CACC).


Derby recorded five shots and Brianna Pudlo had two saves for the Tigers (5-6, 5-2).


Goldey-Beacom on Saturday plays at Concordia (NY), beginning at noon.



Goldey-Beacom Women’s Tennis Clinches First-Round Bye With 6-1 Win at Chestnut Hill


Goldey-Beacom clinched its 12th trip to the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference semifinals, ending the regular season and earning a first-round bye with a 6-1 victory at Chestnut Hill in Philadelphia, PA.


The Lightning’s phenomenal run was extended by another chapter with this year’s solid run to date. Other chapters include last year’s team playing in the “Sweet 16” of the NCAA Tournament as well as the 2016 and 2017 units winning the CACC title.


This year’s run saw today’s win starting with the doubles point. Sophomores Maria Bruno (Maracay, Venezuela) and Imane Van Veen (Paris, France) got a 6-1 win over Mia Covic and Barbara Broville at first doubles with senior Alma Garcia Valle (Valladolid, Spain) and freshman Sara Edebo (Gothenburg, Sweden) amassing a 6-3 victory vs. Carlota Garcia and Gianna Vassalluzzo at No. 2 doubles.


Van Veen got a 6-3, 6-2 triumph at second singles over Broville and Edebo notched a 6-3, 6-3 win at No. 3 singles over Garcia. Garcia Valle posted a 6-1, 6-0 victory at fourth singles over Vassalluzzo and senior Anna Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) got a 6-0, 6-0 triumph at No. 5 singles over Nicole Yang.


Goldey-Beacom (8-1, 8-1 CACC) either can be the number one or two seed in the CACC Tournament. Please check GBCAthletics.com or CACCAthletics.org next week to find out what seed it has earned. It will compete in the semifinals on Friday, October 25 in Middlebury, CT against an opponent to be determined.



Goldey-Beacom’s Shea Murphy Ends Tied for Second for Men’s Golf at the Eagle Invitational


Senior Shea Murphy (Wilmington, DE) recorded a career day, shooting a final-round 68 Tuesday and closing tied for second to spur Goldey-Beacom at the Eagle Invitational in Watertown, CT.


Murphy followed Monday’s 75 with an explosive final round, notching a career high by recording an eagle and three birdies to finish three-under par. He went out in 36 and caught fire on the back nine with 32 to close the tournament with 143.


All of the above totals represent career highs.


Also on a tear was freshman Gonzalo Moreno (Seville, Spain), who closed tied for fifth with 146 after shooting 70 Tuesday that included four birdies. Hunter McGee (Carp, ON) was tied for ninth with 148, fellow freshman Mason Kucy (Camrose, AB) finished tied for 22nd with 152, junior Corbin Babyak (Wallenpaupack, PA) ended tied for 34th with 155, freshman Pablo Saenz Avila (Bogota, Colombia) was tied for 38th with 156 and senior Braden Wheeler (Carleton Place, ON) closed tied for 52nd with 159.


Goldey-Beacom ended the championship fifth with 603, including Tuesday’s 297.


Goldey-Beacom this Friday and Saturday plays at the Le Moyne Invitational in Cicero, NY.




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oldey-Beacom’s Jenna Fannon Picked CACC Women’s Soccer Player of the Week; Sergi Varona Tabbed to Men’s Soccer Weekly Honor Roll


It was yet another award-winning week for Goldey-Beacom, which saw senior Jenna Fannon (Newark, DE) named the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Women’s Soccer Player of the Week and junior Sergi Varona (Barcelona, Spain) selected to the Men’s Soccer Weekly Honor Roll.


Fannon continued her stunning play with four goals and two assists for 10 points over two games. She had two goals and an assist Thursday in Goldey-Beacom’s 5-1 victory against Holy Family and produced the same line Saturday in her squad’s 5-0 triumph at Concordia (NY). Fannon is on a nine-game points streak, during which she has a goal in eight of those matches.


Fannon has put forth a run that truly is to be appreciated. One of the area’s most gifted student-athletes, she is third in the nation with 1.25 goals per game, fifth with 2.83 points per match, tied for fourth in team annals with 29 career goals and sixth outright with 69 points. Her 15 goals this season ties her with Alex Smith (2011) and Renee Brechter (2002) for the most in GBC history and her 34 points has her third.


Goldey-Beacom (7-3-2, 6-1-1 CACC) has clinched a sixth straight trip to the CACC Tournament, the longest such run in program history, and is tied for third place in the conference.


Varona scored both goals in Goldey-Beacom’s 2-1 victory Saturday at Concordia (NY). Varona converted a Lightning corner kick in the 58th minute and then scored off a cross in the 66th minute for his squad’s eighth victory in the last nine outings.


The men’s soccer squad also is on an impressive spurt that included a seven-game winning streak for the team’s longest such run in 16 years. Goldey-Beacom (10-4, 7-1) is in first place in the conference and appears on its way to a fourth CACC Tournament trip in the last five seasons, which includes the 2017 conference title.


Both teams are in action during the week at Jefferson. The men’s team plays Tuesday in East Falls and the women go on Wednesday.


Founded in 1886, the College offers graduate and undergraduate degrees with majors in psychology, economics, criminal justice, English and all areas of business. With alumni from 13 states and 60 nations, Goldey-Beacom College is located in Pike Creek Valley, a suburb of Wilmington, Delaware. The College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and the Accreditation Council of Business Schools and Programs.




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Goldey-Beacom Men’s Basketball Announces 2019-20 Schedule


The expectations are high and the talent is great, both key elements for what should be a successful 2019-20 campaign for a Goldey-Beacom’s Men’s Basketball team that announced its schedule.


The squad’s annual tournament against region squads takes it to Bridgeport, CT, where it will face Bridgeport on November 8 and Southern Connecticut State two days later. The home opener then takes place November 13 against national power Saint Thomas Aquinas.


November 16 will be part of the campus’ Legacy Weekend as the team faces Franklin Pierce at 2:00 pm. That is part of a doubleheader with the Volleyball team, which ends its regular season with an 11:00 am match vs. Concordia (NY).


Other highlights of the non-conference schedule feature road tilts November 20 at West Chester and December 1 at New York Tech. The Lightning on November 26 host Adelphi in what should be a high-scoring affair.


The Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference opener is December 7 at Chestnut Hill. Another key matchup in the calendar year takes place December 21, when the squad hosts local rival Wilmington (DE).


Last year’s CACC finalists make its way this season to Pike Creek. GBC on February 1 hosts Bloomfield in a rematch of last year’s semifinal and on February 15 hosts defending champion Dominican (NY).


The regular season ends on Leap Year Day, February 29, at Wilmington (DE). The top eight teams go to the CACC Tournament that takes place March 3-8 and the champion received an automatic berth into the NCAA Tournament.


On a squad which features no seniors, the Lightning this season turn to junior Marcellus Livingston (Linden, NJ) to be one of the key players. A gifted athlete who is one of the best shooters in the region, Livingston a season ago closed eighth in the CACC with a .399 three-point percentage, 13th with 15.2 points per game, 11th with 44 steals and 12th with 57 three-pointers.


Livingston enters this season 19th in team history with 742 points and 10th with 103 three-pointers.


Junior Kyle Elliot (Rahway, NJ) also will play a big role at guard. He ended last season 18th in the CACC with 37 steals, 18th with a .482 shooting percentage, 19th with 70 assists, 31st with 29.1 minutes per contest and scored in double figures 10 times.


Junior forward Tevin Service (Union, NJ) is another product from Union County, NJ who looks to looks to make a statement. The only returnee to compete in all 30 contests last season, he closed last season 69th in the league with 3.1 rebounds per contest, 88th with 5.3 points per game and scored in double figures five times.


Founded in 1886, the College offers graduate and undergraduate degrees with majors in psychology, economics, criminal justice, English and all areas of business. With alumni from 13 states and 60 nations, Goldey-Beacom College is located in Pike Creek Valley, a suburb of Wilmington, Delaware. The College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and the Accreditation Council of Business Schools and Programs.





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Gonzalo Moreno Again Named CACC Men’s Golf Player and Rookie of the Week


The season Goldey-Beacom freshman Gonzalo Moreno (Seville, Spain) is having truly has him on the verge of something special and that was further emphasized with him being named the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Men’s Golf Player and Rookie of the Week.


In just less than two months of the season, this marks the fourth time this season he has been named the league’s Rookie of the Week and the third time he has been tabbed Player of the Week.


Moreno ended tied for second at the Le Moyne Invitational, shooting 141 overall that included a final-round 70. This marks five rounds this season he has shot at least 71 or better out of his nine total rounds and he has closed at least fifth in all five of his tournaments.


Moreno won the Jefferson Classic with a season-best 68, ended tied for third at the CACC Championship and is ranked second in the East Region according to GolfStat.


All of this has had a positive effect on the Lightning’s season. The squad is ranked seventh in the East Region, has closed in the top five in four of its tournaments and has shot 301 or better in six of its nine rounds.


Goldey-Beacom is back in action next Monday and Tuesday at the Griffin Invitational in Plymouth Meeting, PA.




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Goldey-Beacom College Athletics Excels in the NCAA Academic Success Rate


The recently released Academic Success Rate by the NCAA once again shows the outstanding achievement of Goldey-Beacom College’s student-athletes and how they compare both against national schools and fellow-Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference institutions.


The ASR is the percentage of student-athletes who graduate within six years of initial enrollment in college and includes virtually all Division II student-athletes, including transfers and those not receiving athletics scholarships.


The Division II ASR also captures about 50 percent more college athletes than the federal graduation rate. Unlike the federal graduation rate, the ASR also counts student-athletes who transfer to a school after initial enrollment elsewhere, removing from the rate academically eligible student-athletes who leave school. The national ASR is 73 percent for student-athletes who entered college from 2009 through 2012.


Of that group, Goldey-Beacom ranks 45th in the nation out of 308 active Division II members with 88 percent. The CACC saw five of its institutions place in the top 45.


The Lightning also represent five of the 41 athletics programs in the conference who earned ASR scores of 100 percent with that list including baseball, softball, men’s golf, women’s tennis and women’s cross country/track & field. The five programs are tied for second most among the 14 teams in the CACC.


“It’s been a long-held and documented understanding that college athletes typically persist and graduate at a high rate, often higher than the same rates in a college’s general student body,” Goldey-Beacom President Dr. Colleen Perry Keith said. “The positive effects of participating in college athletics lead to this: athletes often learn better time management and better coping strategies because of the demands on their time, and expectations for academic performance in order to stay eligible to compete in their sport. Goldey-Beacom’s rates bear this out.”


“The Athletics Department is so proud of this great accomplishment,” Senior Woman Administrator/Assistant AD/Women’s Basketball Coach Bethann Burke said. “It is truly a testament to the hard work of our student-athletes and the great recruiting by our coaches.”


Outside of this analysis, Goldey-Beacom already had proven its mettle in the classroom. The College in 2018-19 produced 50 student-athletes who made the CACC Academic Honor Roll, a second team Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-America in women’s soccer graduate Cliona Crammond (Wicklow, Ireland) and five picked Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-District.


GBC also saw men’s basketball graduate Corey Taite (Sayreville, NJ) earn an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship, for which the NCAA only awards 126 per academic year combined among all three divisions.


Goldey-Beacom in its history has produced six Academic All-Americans, all within the last five years, and 16 Academic All-District honorees over the last 10 years.


Goldey-Beacom last year saw its student-athletes record a 3.14 GPA, higher than the overall average of the college. The college also had four of its teams win an inaugural CACC Team Academic Award for having the highest team GPA in the league, tying for the most in the conference. This included women's tennis (3.61), women's soccer (3.58), women's volleyball (3.47) and men's soccer (3.26).


Founded in 1886, the College offers graduate and undergraduate degrees with majors in psychology, economics, criminal justice, English and all areas of business. With alumni from 13 states and 60 nations, Goldey-Beacom College is located in Pike Creek Valley, a suburb of Wilmington, Delaware. The College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and the Accreditation Council of Business Schools and Programs.




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Jenna Fannon Breaks Single-Season Goals Mark in Goldey-Beacom Women’s Soccer’s 11-0 Rout at Lincoln (PA)


Senior Jenna Fannon (Newark, DE) scored four goals to become Goldey-Beacom’s single-season leader and junior Line Kristoffersen (Bergen, Norway) also put four in the back of the net, leading their squad to an 11-0 triumph at Lincoln (PA) in Lincoln University, PA.


Fannon got the record out of the way in the sixth minute to open the scoring, breaking a tie with Alex Smith (2011) and Renee Brechter (2002). In the 12th minute, she completed a natural hat trick to give the Lightning a 3-0 lead.


Sophomore Melayna Immediato (Hockessin, DE) completed a first-half brace as the Lightning opened a 5-0 halftime lead. GBC had a 21-2 shots edge in the half.


Fannon’s career-best goals also were accompanied by two assists for a 10-point night. Her 33 career goals now are tied with Alex Smith (2011-14) for the most in team history, her 79 points are tied for third and her 13 assists are tied for eighth.


Fannon also has a point in 10 of her last 11 contests and a goal in nine of her last 11 matches.


Kristoffersen also recorded two assists for a 10-point night. She stands ninth in team annals with 19 goals and 10th with 49 points.


Junior Kiera Young (Havre de Grace, MD) also scored with freshman Hanna Clarke (Earleville, MD) and junior Abbey Lombard (Lancaster, NY) each getting an assist for the Lightning (8-4-2).


Lena Rodriguez amassed 15 saves for the Lions (1-10).


Goldey-Beacom is home Thursday against Bloomfield at noon. The men’s contest between the same schools follows at 2:30 pm.




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Goldey-Beacom Volleyball Dealt 3-0 Loss at Holy Family


A matchup against the reigning Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference champion turned out to be a tough battle for Goldey-Beacom, which was handed a 3-0 loss (15-25, 19-25, 16-25) at Holy Family in Philadelphia, PA.


Holy Family in the opening set recorded a solid .371 hitting percentage with 15 kills, including five from Carly Covington. The Tigers were limited to a .172 percentage in the second set, but amassed a .355 percentage and 14 kills in the third.


Shayla Boyce (Somerdale, NJ) had eight kills, fellow sophomore Julia Syrdahl (Basking Ridge, NJ) recorded seven, sophomore Autumn Spendlove (Las Vegas, NV) dished 20 assists and junior Neyshlian Roman Concepcion (Toa Baja, PR) recorded 19 digs for the Lightning (5-14, 2-9 CACC).


Covington ended with 11 kills, Allyssa Hartney had 10, Morgan Silks recorded 33 assists and Jillian Boyle amassed 11 digs for the Tigers (14-8, 8-3).


Goldey-Beacom is home Saturday for a tri-match. GBC will face Bloomfield at noon and Mercy at 4:00 pm with the two latters meeting at 2:00 pm.




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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Tennis Upends University of the Sciences, 4-1, in the CACC Semifinals


Goldey-Beacom’s experience in addition to relying on some key young players helped pave the way in the squad’s tense but exciting 4-1 victory over University of the Sciences at the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference semifinals in Middlebury, CT.


Second-seeded GBC (9-1) is headed back to the conference final and will face top-seeded Concordia (NY) on Saturday at noon for an automatic berth into the NCAA Tournament. Goldey-Beacom won the CACC crown in both 2016 and 2017, and has played in the NCAA Tournament eight times.


GBC last season competed in the “Sweet 16” of the NCAA Tournament, the furthest any team in the College’s history has gone in this tournament. This season marks the 12th straight year the Lightning have played in the CACC Tournament with all resulting in at least a berth in the semifinals.


Goldey-Beacom made quick work of the doubles point to grab a 1-0 lead. Sophomores Maria Bruno (Maracay, Venezuela) and Imane Van Veen (Paris, France) got a 6-2 triumph over Karla Miletic and Myka Williams at first doubles before senior Silvia Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) and sophomore Kristin Radeke (Bremen, Germany) recorded a 6-2 win at No. 3 doubles over Danielle Paran and Diana Sosonkin.


It is the eighth time this season the Lightning have captured the doubles point.


Van Veen, named first team All-CACC, kept her incredible play going by winning 6-1, 6-2 at second singles over Williams. It was her ninth consecutive singles triumph, all in straight sets, and moved her to 10-2 in singles.


Miletic won at first singles to bring the Devils (8-7) within 2-1, but the Lightning had an answer. Freshman Sara Edebo (Gothenburg, Sweden), tabbed first team all-conference, rallied from a set down at fourth singles for a strong 3-6. 6-0, 6-3 victory over Sosonkin.


Goldey-Beacom finally nailed down the match at sixth singles with senior Anna Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) gutting out a 0-6, 6-4, 6-3 victory over Paran. This gave the Lightning their fourth trip to the CACC final in the last six years and seventh overall.




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oldey-Beacom Men’s Basketball Picked to End Second in the CACC South


Goldey-Beacom’s men’s basketball team has been picked to close second in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference’s South Division based on a vote of the league’s coaches.


On a squad which features no seniors, the Lightning this season turn to junior Marcellus Livingston (Linden, NJ) to be one of the key players. A gifted athlete who is one of the best shooters in the region, Livingston a season ago closed eighth in the CACC with a .399 three-point percentage, 13th with 15.2 points per game, 11th with 44 steals and 12th with 57 three-pointers.


Livingston enters this season 19th in team history with 742 points and 10th with 103 three-pointers.


Junior Kyle Elliot (Rahway, NJ) also will play a big role at guard. He ended last season 18th in the CACC with 37 steals, 18th with a .482 shooting percentage, 19th with 70 assists, 31st with 29.1 minutes per contest and scored in double figures 10 times.


Junior forward Tevin Service (Union, NJ) is another product from Union County, NJ who looks to looks to make a statement. The only returnee to compete in all 30 contests last season, he closed last season 69th in the league with 3.1 rebounds per contest, 88th with 5.3 points per game and scored in double figures five times.


Goldey-Beacom opens its 2019-20 campaign November 9 at Bridgeport.


2019-20 CACC Men’s Basketball Preseason Poll


South Division

1. Jefferson 90 pts. (12 first-place votes)

2. Goldey-Beacom 73 pts. (2)

3. Wilmington (DE) 70 pts.

4. Holy Family 48 pts.

U. of the Sciences 48 pts.

6. Georgian Court 33 pts.

7. Chestnut Hill 21 pts.


North Division

1. Dominican (NY) 88 pts. (11)

2. Bloomfield 80 pts. (2)

3. Caldwell 66 pts. (1)

4. Felician 57 pts.

5. Post 43 pts.

6. Concordia (NY) 28 pts.

7. Nyack 23 pts.


Founded in 1886, the College offers graduate and undergraduate degrees with majors in psychology, economics, criminal justice, English and all areas of business. With alumni from 13 states and 60 nations, Goldey-Beacom College is located in Pike Creek Valley, a suburb of Wilmington, Delaware. The College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and the Accreditation Council of Business Schools and Programs.





Goldey-Beacom Women’s Basketball Selected to Close Fourth in the CACC South Division


Goldey-Beacom’s women’s basketball unit was picked to end fourth in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference’s South Division based on a vote of the league’s coaches.


One of the most potent weapons in the area is back with the return of senior guard Amanda McGrogan (Mount Laurel, NJ). A consummate pro who is a great teammate and a solid leader, McGrogan last season was picked second team All-CACC and a member of the league’s All-Tournament Team.


A gifted student-athlete, McGrogan last season was 52nd in the country as well as first in the league with 17.8 points per game, 24th in the nation with 142 free throws (second-best mark in team history), 81st with 3.9 assists per contest, 85th with 113 assists (sixth-best total in team history) and 90th with a 1.49 assist-to-turnover ratio.


A two-time member of the CACC Academic Honor Roll, McGrogan enters the season 11th in school history with 928 career points, tied for fifth with 243 assists, 10th with 80 three-pointers and 10th with 222 free throws.


Sophomore Sarah Round (Northampton, England) was a tremendous addition to the Lightning a season ago at guard and once again should be a key for the squad. Of the league’s best shooters and the only returnee to start all 30 contests last season, Round ended the campaign 45th in the country with 74 three-pointers, 54th with 2.47 three-pointers per game, 15th in the CACC with 130 field goals, 21st with a .330 three-point percentage and 25th with 12.3 points per contest.


Sophomore forward Alexis Harrison (Millville, NJ) returns and hopes she once again can be a key player in the post. A strong competitor who could have a bigger role on both sides of the ball, Harrison enters the season first in team history with a .529 field goal percentage and 10th with 42 blocks.


Goldey-Beacom opens its season November 8 against Le Moyne in a neutral-site contest in Philadelphia.


2019-20 CACC Women’s Basketball Preseason Poll


South Division

1. U. of the Sciences 87 pts. (9 first-place votes)

2. Jefferson 77 pts. (4)

3. Georgian Court 65 pts.

4. Goldey-Beacom 58 pts. (1)

5. Holy Family 39 pts.

6. Chestnut Hill 33 pts.

7. Wilmington (DE) 26 pts.


North Division

1. Dominican (NY) 85 pts. (10)

2. Caldwell 70 pts. (2)

3. Post 69 pts. (2)

4. Felician 58 pts.

5. Bloomfield 43 pts.

6. Concordia (NY) 34 pts.

7. Nyack 26 pts.


Founded in 1886, the College offers graduate and undergraduate degrees with majors in psychology, economics, criminal justice, English and all areas of business. With alumni from 13 states and 60 nations, Goldey-Beacom College is located in Pike Creek Valley, a suburb of Wilmington, Delaware. The College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and the Accreditation Council of Business Schools and Programs.




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Goldey-Beacom Golf Wins the Griffin Invitational and Hunter McGee Takes Medalist Honors


An incredible and highly successful fall campaign for Goldey-Beacom’s Golf team ended today with the squad capturing the Griffin Invitational and freshman Hunter McGee (Carp, ON) winning the individual crown.


The Lightning on Tuesday again went on a tear with a final-round 300, ending with 601 to win by a stunning 35 shots. Fellow Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference foes Felician, Chestnut Hill, Dominican (NY) and University of the Sciences also were in the field.


The day on the individual side belonged to McGee, who carded a final-round 73 to end the championship with 147. His 36-hole score is a career best and his total from Tuesday is just two off his personal best.


Freshman Gonzalo Moreno (Seville, Spain) ended tied for second with 151, junior Corbin Babyak (Wallenpaupack, PA) was fourth with 153, senior Shea Murphy (Wilmington, DE) closed tied for fifth with 154 and senior Braden Wheeler (Carleton Place, ON) finished eighth with 156.


This was the Lightning’s second victory of the season, which included the Jefferson Classic. The squad ended in the top five in five of its six tournaments and entered the week ranked seventh in the East Region, according to GolfStat. The team also ended second at the CACC Championship.



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Goldey-Beacom Men’s Soccer Dealt 3-0 Loss at No. 8 Wilmington


Goldey-Beacom ran into another quality foe in eighth-ranked Wilmington (DE), leaving Newark with a 3-0 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference setback.


Wilmington needed just over five minutes to open the scoring. Fredrik Bentdal lifted a corner kick from the right toward a crowded goal line and Joe Bell was there to head it home for his seventh goal of the year.


The second Wildcats’ goal also came via a corner kick, this time from the left side in the 32nd minute. After the initial effort was denied in front, Lorne Bickley buried the rebound for his 23rd goal of the season and a 2-0 margin.


Abdul Mansasray made it 3-0 on a short-angle shot in the 68th minute.


Freshman Troy Fitzgerald (Bear, DE) made three saves for the Lightning (11-6, 8-3 CACC), who remain in second place in the CACC.


Bickley recorded five shots and Gabriel Prgomet amassed two saves for the Wildcats (15-1-1, 9-1-1).


Goldey-Beacom is home Saturday against Post for a 2:30 pm contest.




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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Soccer Rolls Another Shutout, 3-0 Over Post


Goldey-Beacom received more offensive contributions from its statistical leaders and recorded its sixth shutout of the season with a 3-0 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference triumph over Post at Nancy Churchman Sawin Field in Wilmington, DE.


The Lightning controlled play in the first half with a 7-2 shots edge, but were finally looking to crack the scoreboard. Senior Jenna Fannon (Newark, DE) took care of that in the 26th minute, receiving a long pass from junior Line Kristoffersen (Bergen, Norway) that was followed by a dribble and a shot inside the left post.


Fannon just 2:16 into the second half again found the back of the net, extending her own single-season school records to 23 goals and 53 points. She took a pass from sophomore Melayna Immediato (Hockessin, DE), faked out the goalkeeper and put it home for a 2-0 margin.


Immediato then made it 3-0 in the 52nd minute with her fifth goal of the campaign. She got a pass near the goal line from Kristoffersen and put in a five-yard shot.


Kristoffersen now stands at 53 career points, good for ninth in team annals.


Immediato had eight shots and freshman Noel Talbot (Marriottsville, MD) made two saves for the Lightning, who had a 22-9 shots edge. Hailey McGee and Sabrina Adamo notched two shots apiece with Tayleur Little getting four saves over 54 minutes for the Eagles (6-7-3, 5-5-1 CACC).


Goldey-Beacom (10-5-2, 8-3-1 CACC) is in third place in the league and has concluded its conference regular-season schedule. Several teams still have games in hand, so the Lightning’s seed in the conference tournament will not be known until next week.


The Lightning also have recorded double figures in wins four straight years, extending their own school record.


Goldey-Beacom next Thursday plays its regular-season finale against Mercy. Please note that game is a 2:00 pm start.




Goldey-Beacom Men’s Soccer Dealt Tough 1-0 Loss by Post


Goldey-Beacom gave up a late goal to Post and was handed a tough 1-0 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference setback at Nancy Churchman Sawin Field in Wilmington, DE.


A tense contest that featured plenty of defense in the first half saw a 0-0 halftime score. The Lightning only had a 3-2 shots edge and possessed the only shot on goal.


Opportunities were few after intermission, but the Eagles found the elusive goal in the 74th minute. Phillimon Bedard-Khaid had a ball on the left side and launched a perfect cross for Alvaro Sanchez, who headed it in for his 11th tally of the season.


The Lightning did their best to generate offense, but the Eagles clamped down on the defense and held on in a contest that featured just three shots on cage.


Sergio Diaz had three shots and Jordan Brown closed with two saves for Post (10-3-3, 7-2-2 CACC).


Goldey-Beacom (11-7, 8-4) remains in second place in the CACC, but many teams below it still have games in hand. The squad will not know its seed in the conference tournament until next week.


GBC before the match took time to honor seniors Steve Golding (Gosport, England), Jamie McAvoy (Ayr, Scotland), Levi Maruca (Downingtown, PA) and Nicolas Jaramillo (Cali, Colombia) for their contributions to the program.


Goldey-Beacom is back in action Monday, November 11 in the CACC Tournament quarterfinals. Please check GBCAthletics.com next week for more information.




Goldey-Beacom Volleyball Falls, 3-0, at Post


Goldey-Beacom could not overcome a tough start and left Waterbury, CT with a 3-0 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference loss (16-25, 22-25, 17-25) at Post.


The Eagles in the first set had control with 14 kills and a .290 hitting percentage. The Lightning in the second set fought back with 10 kills and a .200 percentage, but the Eagles had 16 and .297. Post in the third set slammed the door with a .229 percentage and 12 kills.


Junior Makinsie Balderson (Fairfax, VA) had seven kills, Shayla Boyce (Somerdale, NJ) recorded six, fellow sophomore Autumn Spendlove (Las Vegas, NV) dished 22 assists and junior Neyshlian Roman Concepcion (Toa Baja, PR) contributed 11 digs for the Lightning (5-18, 2-12 CACC).


Shannon Veale pounded 14 kills, Aniya Goodman had 12, Elizabeth McGrath recorded 38 assists and Kim Buttery added 12 digs for the Eagles (3-23, 3-12).


Goldey-Beacom is home next Tuesday against University of the Sciences. Match time is 7:00 pm.




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Goldey-Beacom overcame an early deficit, but eventually was dealt a 3-1 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference loss (14-25, 25-20, 12-25, 18-25) by Caldwell in Caldwell, NJ.


Goldey-Beacom in the second set drew even in the match, amassing a 12-11 kills advantage to go with a .290 hitting percentage. Sophomore Shayla Boyce (Somerdale, NJ) went on a tear for the Lightning with nine kills in the set.


But the Cougars over the next two sets prevailed, recording a 23-11 kills edge in that time with only nine errors.


Boyce overall closed with 18 kills, Autumn Spendlove (Las Vegas, NV) dished 27 assists, Neyshlian Roman Concepcion (Toa Baja, PR) had 20 digs and fellow junior Makinsie Balderson (Fairfax, VA) added 12 for the Lightning (5-21, 2-15 CACC).


Marina Schlaepfer pounded 16 kills, Chloe Kissner recorded 12, Elise Smith had 12 and 15 digs with Humiko Stormer getting 34 digs for the Cougars (12-17, 10-7).


Goldey-Beacom next Wednesday visits Georgian Court for its final road match of the season. Match time in Lakewood, NJ is at 6:00 pm.




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Goldey-Beacom Men’s Soccer Loses Heartbreaker to Georgian Court on Penalty Kicks in CACC Quarterfinals


Goldey-Beacom suffered what many consider the cruelest way to drop a soccer game, falling in penalty kicks to Georgian Court after the teams played to a 4-4 stalemate through 110 minutes in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament quarterfinals in Wilmington, DE.


The Lions prevailed after 10 agonizing and enthralling penalty kicks for each, 6-5, and will face top-seeded Wilmington (DE) in the semifinals Friday at 11:00 am in Waterbury, CT.


Goldey-Beacom held a 3-1 lead through 55 minutes on goals from Eduardo Coimbra (Curitiba, Brazil), fellow sophomore Josh Moody (Townsend, DE) and senior Jamie McAvoy (Ayr, Scotland) to gain control. Louis Silva had the Georgian Court marker in that span.


The Lions were more than alive when Niklas Laenger tallied in the 68th minute for a 3-2 game and then leveled it in the 76th minute on Javel Dawkins’ penalty kick.


Goldey-Beacom then looked like it had the game locked when junior Sergi Varona (Barcelona, Spain), just named second team All-CACC, buried a 10-yard shot for a 4-3 lead. But Dawkins scored less than a minute later on a deflected shot and the match again was level.


The shootout would not have been possible if not for the great play of Lightning goalkeeper junior Cole Lewis (Middletown, DE), who made six saves overall that included three in extra time. Lewis made two stops in the second 10 minutes, including a shot from Silva with just over a minute left.


Then came penalty kicks with each team taking five until a winner was declared. It was scoreless until the fourth kick, when Tommaso Rio scored for the Lions and Coimbra tallied for the Lightning.


After each team missed its fifth kick, it was on to sudden death. Each team would get an attempt until one had the lead after equal kicks. Both squads made kicks six through nine, Francisco Corral scored on Georgian Court’s 10th kick, but sophomore Elijah Howe (Canberra, Australia) was denied by goalkeeper Jamie Hickey on Goldey-Beacom’s 10th attempt to end the match.


This is believed to be the first penalty-kick shootout in Goldey-Beacom history as no records say otherwise.


Lewis had six saves for the Lightning and Hickey ended with three saves for the Lions. Senior Levi Maruca (Downingtown, PA) attempted three shots for Goldey-Beacom and Dawkins had seven for Georgian Court.


In addition to Varona, Coimbra and junior Ethan Maguire (Sydney, Australia) today were named second team all-conference.





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ey-Beacom Men’s Basketball Comeback Falls Short in 84-82 Loss to Franklin Pierce



Goldey-Beacom almost made a great comeback from down 21 points, but was handed a tough 84-82 loss by Franklin Pierce at the Jones Center in Wilmington, DE.


The Lightning found themselves in a 52-31 hole with 18:37 left before embarking on a furious comeback. The home side before an energetic crowd during the College’s Legacy Weekend went on a 36-19 run, moving to 71-67 with 5:26 left.


Freshman Jesiah West (Elizabeth, NJ) netted 12 points in that time for Goldey-Beacom, which shot 13-of-22 from the floor and coerced Franklin Pierce into nine turnovers.


The Ravens built the lead to 80-71 with 3:05 to play, but again the Lightning did not pack it in. GBC went on an 8-2 run in just over a minute to move to 82-79 with 1:52 left, thanks to six points from junior Marcellus Livingston (Linden, NJ).


Following Doyin Fodojutimi’s missed jumper for Franklin Pierce, Livingston looked for the tie but his 3-pointer was off. Junior Tyler Jones (Lawrenceville, NJ) got the rebound for the Lightning, but missed a layup and Falu Seck got the rebound for the visitors.


Seck missed a 3-pointer and the Lightning had yet another chance. West went for the quick points and his layup with 25 seconds remaining got his side within 82-81.


Sean Bresnan made one free throw for the Ravens with 20 seconds left and freshman Nazim Derry (Atlantic City, NJ) followed suit for the Lightning with 4.7 seconds remaining for an 83-82 contest. After Derry’s miss, Sam van Oostrum hauled in a massive rebound for the Ravens with 2.7 seconds left.


Van Oostrum missed his first free throw and made his second for an 84-82 game. He then stole the inbounds pass, but his toss into the air to kill the clock hit the ceiling with 0.4 seconds left and gave GBC back the ball. But the Lightning’s chance for their first lead was not to be as a desperation toss from junior Tevin Service (Union, NJ) was off the mark as time expired.


West poured in 23 points on 9-of-11 shooting with six rebounds, Livingston scored 19 points and Derry added 12 for the Lightning (0-4), who shot 56 percent (19-of-34) from the field in the second half and 49 percent (31-of-63) overall.


Fodojutimi scored 22 points on 8-of-16 shooting with seven rebounds, Seck netted 20, Isaiah Moore poured in 15 and Sean Fasoyiro added 10 and five rebounds for the Ravens (2-1).


Legacy Weekend welcomed back many of the College’s proud alums and was tied into an open house, which welcomed many accepted students to the Pike Creek campus.


Goldey-Beacom on Wednesday is at West Chester for a 7:00 pm contest.



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Goldey-Beacom Gets Two on the CACC Basketball Weekly Honor Roll



Another strong start for Goldey-Beacom’s basketball teams have placed senior Amanda McGrogan (Mount Laurel, NJ) on the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Women’s Basketball Weekly Honor Roll and freshman Jesiah West (Elizabeth, NJ) on the Men’s Basketball Weekly Honor Roll.



McGrogan scored 16 points to go with three rebounds, three assists and two steals Wednesday against the District of Columbia.



McGrogan looks for yet another strong campaign after ending last season picked second team All-CACC, selected to the CACC All-Tournament Team and ending first in the league with 17.8 points per contest. She presently is 10th in school history with 973 points, fourth with 248 assists, 10th with 84 three-pointers and 10th with 227 free throws.



West averaged 19.0 points on 14-of-28 shooting, 7.0 rebounds per contest, 2.5 steals per game and 2.5 blocks per contest. He had a monster game Saturday against regional-power Franklin Pierce, scoring 23 points on 9-of-11 shooting with six rebounds, three steals and two blocks. West also had 15 points, eight rebounds, three blocks and two steals Wednesday vs. Saint Thomas Aquinas.



West is averaging 17.5 points per game in the young season, already sixth best in the conference, and 7.5 rebounds per contest that have him ninth.



The men’s team is in action Wednesday at West Chester for a 7:00 pm contest. The women do not play again until Tuesday, November 26 against Saint Thomas Aquinas at 6:00 pm.



Founded in 1886, the College offers graduate and undergraduate degrees with majors in psychology, economics, criminal justice, English and all areas of business. With alumni from 13 states and 60 nations, Goldey-Beacom College is located in Pike Creek Valley, a suburb of Wilmington, Delaware. The College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and the Accreditation Council of Business Schools and Programs.





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Goldey-Beacom Men’s Basketball Falls, 82-74, at West Chester



Goldey-Beacom looked sharp for most of the second half, but could not finalize its comeback in an 82-74 loss at West Chester in West Chester, PA.



Goldey-Beacom in the first half limited West Chester to just 36 percent shooting (10-of-28) and 2-of-11 from 3-point range to open a 32-29 halftime cushion. Marcellus Livingston (Linden, NJ) scored 12 points on 5-of-11 shooting with fellow junior Tevin Service (Union, NJ) adding nine and seven rebounds.



The second half did not start well for the Lightning, who saw the Golden Rams go on a 17-3 run to open the stanza for a 46-39 lead with 13:29 left. Robbie Heath netted seven points in that time and Malik Jackson added six.



GBC came back with a 13-7 run in just under three minutes, moving to a 53-48 deficit with 9:50 remaining. Livingston again continued his solid play by netting seven points in that time.



The Golden Rams built a 63-50 lead, but the Lightning then went on a 20-12 burst over the next 5 1/2 minutes to move to 75-70 with 2:43 remaining. Junior Tyler Jones (Lawrenceville, NJ) poured in seven points in that time and Livingston added five.



Heath made one free throw with two minutes left for a 76-70 contest, before Livingston’s jumper with 56 seconds to go cut the deficit to four. However, Jackson all but ended things with 46 seconds to play by nailing two free throws.



Livingston continued his tear with 28 points on 11-of-23 shooting over all 40 minutes, moving into 15th place in school history with 854 career points. Service had 10 points and eight rebounds with Jones contributing 10 and five for the Lightning (0-5), who shot 47 percent (14-of-30) from the field in the second half and 42 percent (28-of-67) overall.



Heath poured in 31 points on 10-of-18 shooting to go with eight rebounds, Jackson scored 15 points with Kyle McGee adding 13 for the Golden Rams (4-0), who shot 50 percent (12-of-24) in the second half and 42 percent (22-of-52) overall.



Goldey-Beacom is home Tuesday against Adelphi, beginning at 8:00 pm. The women’s team plays before that against Saint Thomas Aquinas at 6:00 pm.





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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Basketball Handed 70-55 Loss by No. 20 Saint Thomas Aquinas



Goldey-Beacom once again ran into a formidable foe and gave its best, but was dealt a 70-55 loss by 20th-ranked Saint Thomas Aquinas at the Jones Center in Wilmington, DE,



The Lightning were in the contest most of the way, closing to a 47-40 deficit with 2:46 left in the third quarter after sophomore Alexis Harrison (Millville, NJ) hit a layup.



But the Spartans gained control with a 14-7 spurt bridging the final two periods, opening a 61-47 lead with 5:22 left. Zaria Thomas netted five points in that time, helping her unit shoot 4-of-6 from the field.



Sophomore Sarah Round (Northampton, England) poured in a season-best 19 points on 7-of-11 shooting with five 3-pointers for the Lightning (0-4), who shot 54 percent (6-of-11) from the field in the third quarter and 42 percent (19-of-45) overall.



Senior Amanda McGrogan (Mount Laurel, NJ) netted 12 points to go with four assists. She now stands at 985 career points, still the 10th-best total in program history.



Melissa Sadler had 21 points and 11 rebounds, Zaria Thomas netted 18 points with Ruth Adams getting 17 and 10 rebounds for the Spartans (7-0), who shot 56 percent (5-of-9) from the floor in the fourth period and 41 percent (24-of-58) overall.



Goldey-Beacom is off until next Wednesday, when it visits Bridgeport for a 5:00 pm contest.





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Kyle Elliot’s Career Night Lifts Goldey-Beacom Men’s Basketball to 83-75 Triumph Over Adelphi



Junior Kyle Elliot (Rahway, NJ) had his best night as a collegiate athlete by scoring a career-best 32 points and not missing a shot in Goldey-Beacom’s 83-75 victory over Adelphi at the Joseph West Jones College Center in Wilmington, DE.



Elliot shot 13-of-13 from the line, 3-of-3 from three-point range and 3-for-3 from the line that included completing a four-point play. He did this over just 29 minutes and also had four rebounds.



Elliot was one of the major keys in the second half by scoring 19 points, shooting 7-of-7 from the field with two 3-pointers and three free throws. This all helped his squad shoot 50 percent (15-of-30) from the field and 15-for-17 from the line.



Freshman Nazim Derry (Atlantic City, NJ) scored 14 points in the half on 5-of-9 shooting and also had five rebounds.



Goldey-Beacom in the half took control with an 11-3 run over a three-minute span that gave it a 78-66 lead with 3:32 remaining. Elliot and Derry scored four points apiece.



Elliot was far from the lone contributor to the win. Derry ended with a season-best 20 points on 7-of-14 shooting with eight rebounds, freshman Jesiah West (Elizabeth, NJ) scored 12 points with sophomore Marcellus Livingston (Linden, NJ) adding 10 for the Lightning (1-5).



Ronnie Silva ended with 20 points, Austin Beech had 14 and seven rebounds with Jared Rivers adding 12 and seven for the Panthers (4-2), who shot 46 percent (27-of-59) from the floor but were forced into 19 turnovers.



Goldey-Beacom on Sunday visits New York Tech. Game time in Old Westbury. NY is at 4:00 pm.





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Two for Goldey-Beacom Basketball Pick Up CACC Weekly Honors



Goldey-Beacom got two more honors from the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference with junior Kyle Elliot (Rahway, NJ) named the league’s Men’s Basketball Player of the Week and sophomore Sarah Round (Northampton, England) picked to the Women’s Basketball Weekly Honor Roll.



Elliot averaged 22.0 points on 18-of-26 shooting with seven rebounds, six steals, five assists and four 3-pointers over two games. He had a career game Tuesday against Adelphi in his first contest of the season, netting 32 points on 13-of-13 shooting in Goldey-Beacom’s 83-75 victory. Elliot also had three 3-pointers, four rebounds and three free throws over just 29 minutes.



In Goldey-Beacom’s 72-54 victory Sunday at New York Tech, Elliot had 12 points, four assists and three rebounds.



Elliot has not played in enough games this season to qualify for the national or conference stats, but he made a statistical impact last season in helping the Lightning reach the CACC semifinals. He closed 18th in the CACC with 37 steals, 18th with a .482 shooting percentage, 19th with 70 assists and 31st with 29.1 minutes per contest.



Round scored 19 points on 7-of-11 shooting with five 3-pointers and two rebounds Tuesday against Saint Thomas Aquinas.



Round this season is 79th in the nation with 2.50 three-pointers per game, 24th in the league with 10.5 points per contest and 10th with a .370 three-point percentage. Last season, she ended 45th in the country with 74 three-pointers and 54th with 2.47 three-pointers per game.



Both teams return to action Wednesday with the women playing at Bridgeport and the men hosting the District of Columbia.



Founded in 1886, the College offers graduate and undergraduate degrees with majors in psychology, economics, criminal justice, English and all areas of business. With alumni from 13 states and 60 nations, Goldey-Beacom College is located in Pike Creek Valley, a suburb of Wilmington, Delaware. The College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and the Accreditation Council of Business Schools and Programs.






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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Basketball Prevails, 70-69, Over Wilmington (DE)



Goldey-Beacom received big contributions on offense, clutch play on defense and great overall teamwork in battling to a 70-69 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory over Wilmington at the Jones Center in Wilmington, DE.



GBC looked like it was in great shape with 3:47 left when sophomore Sarah Round (Northampton, England) drilled a huge 3-pointer to give her side a 68-61 lead. But Wilmington chipped away, moving to 68-63 with 2:22 remaining on Kiara Eubanks’ jumper and then got to a three-point game with 1:52 to go on Kasha Andrews’ layup.



The Lightning called timeout to regroup and senior Amanda McGrogan (Mount Laurel, NJ), as she always does, came through. She came out of the break with the ball and drove in for a layup with 1:36 remaining for a 70-65 game.



Eubanks hit a jumper to get the Wildcats to 70-67 with 1:21 remaining and, following a Lightning miss, canned a jumper with 42 seconds to go for a one-point contest.



Another Goldey-Beacom miss then put the ball in Wilmington’s hands in the frontcourt with eight seconds left. The Wildcats worked the ball in the post and it was Sabreen Muslin who was fouled in the paint with 4.1 seconds remaining.



With the crowd in anticipation, Muslin misfired on both free throws. But the second deflected out of bounds off the Lightning (1-9, 1-2 CACC) and the Wildcats (0-10, 0-3) had had another chance with 2.1 seconds left.



However, Goldey-Beacom’s defense came through. Round and freshman Janiya Stevens (Ellendale, DE) showed relentless play in both moving to Muslim, who took the inbounds pass from under the basket and saw her short jumper miss at the buzzer.



McGrogan closed with 25 points to match her season high on 8-of-16 shooting, eight rebounds, five assists and went 8-for-10 from the line. Round netted 14 points, senior Jill Latanowich (Newton, MA) scored 10 with sophomore Alexis Harrison (Millville, NJ) getting seven and eight rebounds for the Lightning.



Eubanks played great with 23 points on 10-of-15 shooting, Andrews had 15 and seven rebounds with Jadyn Whitsett pouring in 10 points for the Wildcats.



Goldey-Beacom returns to action Thursday, January 2 at New Haven, beginning at 5:30 pm.





Goldey-Beacom Men’s Basketball Battles to 91-83 Triumph Over Wilmington (DE)



Goldey-Beacom was given a huge test from local-rival Wilmington in a great battle of two solid programs, one that saw the former use a massive run bridging both halves for a 91-83 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference win at the Jones Center in Wilmington, DE.



The Lightning were in a 36-29 hole with 3:45 to go in the first half after being up double figures earlier in the contest. But the tide turned when the home side exploded for a 23-4 run in just under 10 minutes to open a 52-40 lead with 14:07 left. Freshman Jesiah West (Elizabeth, NJ) scored nine points in that time and junior Kyle Elliot (Rahway, NJ) netted eight for GBC, which shot 7-of-16 from the floor and induced seven turnovers.



Wilmington did get a 9-3 run in just under two minutes to close to 82-76 with 3:29 left, thanks to Taalib Holloman’s five points. But freshman Nazim Derry (Atlantic City, NJ) made one free throw for GBC with 3:05 to play and, after over a minute without a score, Elliot nailed a free throw with 1:40 remaining for an 84-76 contest.



West recorded season highs of 28 points on 8-of-13 shooting and 17 rebounds for his second double-double. He also recorded five blocks and now has 32, tied for the eighth-best single-season mark in team history.



Elliot netted 24 points on 8-of-15 shooting with Derry and junior Marcellus Livingston (Linden, NJ) pouring in 12 apiece for the Lightning (6-6, 3-0 CACC), who shot 52 percent (15-of-29) from the floor in the second half and 50 percent (28-of-56) overall.



Holloman netted 17 points, Jordan Harding scored 16, Jermaine Head poured in 15, Danny Walsh netted 14 with Qadir Burgess adding 13 for the Wildcats (2-9, 0-3), who shot 44 percent (26-of-59) from the floor but committed 20 turnovers.



Goldey-Beacom is off for two weeks as it returns to action Saturday, January 4 at Caldwell. Game time in Caldwell, NJ is at 3:00 pm.





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Derek Crudele
Sports Information Coordinator
crudele@gbc.edu | (302) 225-6330





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