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SUBJECT: Wilmington Women's Basketball Uses Multiple Runs to Lead Wire-to-Wire over Nyack, 73-60, on the Road
DATE: February 6, 2016
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NYACK, N.Y. - - The Wilmington University women's basketball team has stayed in the thick of the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference South Division playoff race with a 73-60 wire-to-wire victory at Nyack on Saturday afternoon.
The Wildcats (12-12, 7-8 CACC) started the game with a 12-4 run and never looked back. Nyack (6-15, 4-10 CACC) closed the gap to as few as three-points in the fourth quarter, but the Wildcats ended the game with another run, outscoring the Warriors 13-3 over the final 3:12 of the game.
The win keeps the Wildcats on pace with Goldey-Beacom and Chestnut Hill, as both the Lightning and Griffins are tied for the final playoff spot at 7-7 in the conference. The Wildcats head to Chestnut Hill this week for the second meeting this season.
On Saturday, the Wildcats' lead ballooned to as large as 14-points midway through the second quarter. Tenicia Spence started a 12-4 run with the team's first bucket of the second quarter. Ebonee Dixon followed suit with a jumper before Spence hit a three-pointer for the 27-16 lead. Dixon made it 29-18 with another jumper before Spence converted an old-fashioned three-point play, grabbing the largest lead of the game, 32-18, with 4:30 left before the half.
But the Warriors answered with an 8-0 run of their own before going into the halftime break trailing by only 35-28.
Nyack closed the gap even more in the third quarter, cutting the deficit to 39-35 before the Wildcats regained momentum. Auryonah Nash started another 10-2 run for the visitors as they were able to take the lead back out to 49-37 with 3:08 left in the third.
The lead wasn't safe to start the fourth quarter either, as the Warriors continued to hang around and cut the deficit to as few as three-points on multiple occasions.
Holding onto a 60-57 lead, the Wildcats closed out the game on a 13-3 run, securing the cross-divisional contest.
Spence came off the bench to lead the Wildcats with 18 points on 7-of-10 shooting. She also hit the only two three-pointers of the afternoon for the Wildcats, going 2-for-3 overall. Nash scored a career high 14 points while also grabbing six rebounds and adding four steals. Dixon and Lindsay Bradford scored 13 points each, as Bradford went 7-of-9 from the foul line and added six rebounds.
The Wildcats shot 45.8 percent from the field while also going 17-of-26 from the foul line. The defense held the Warriors to a 26 percent shooting game from the field, including just 4-of-21 from beyond the three-point arc.
Wilmington heads to Chestnut Hill for a crucial CACC contest on Tuesday night, as the women start the doubleheader with a 6:00 p.m. tip-off.

 
orey Taite’s Big 3-Pointer Lifts Goldey-Beacom Men’s Basketball to Huge 79-76 Win Over Concordia (NY)


Freshman Corey Taite (Sayreville, NJ/Sayreville War Memorial) canned a huge 3-pointer with 17 seconds left as Goldey-Beacom withstood a late charge from Concordia (NY) in a big 79-76 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference win at the Jones Center in Wilmington, DE.


The Lightning began to tighten the screws late in the first half, when a 19-5 bridging both stanzas gave the squad a 44-34 lead in the first minute of the second half. Senior Algeron Torrence (Syracuse, NY) continued his strong pace with seven points in that span.


GBC maintained the seemingly comfortable margin before Concordia went on a 9-2 run for a 68-65 deficit with 7:54 left. Justyn Gardner scored four points in that spurt and Jalen Heath ended it on a 3-pointer.


Junior Parris Ridgeway-Higgs (New Castle, DE/Hodgson Vo-Tech) canned a big 3-pointer with 3:56 left to give the Lightning a 75-69 lead. But the Clippers continue to battle with Heath making one free throw and Elijah Brown hitting a layup with 2:25 to play for a 75-72 deficit.


GBC senior Jarrel Lane (Roselle, NJ/St. Patrick) made 1-of-2 from the stripe with 1:52 left before Concordia’s Stephen Milhaven rebounded Andrew Peacock’s missed 3-pointer and laid it home with 1:20 remaining for a 76-74 contest.


Two Concordia fouls before it was in the penalty kept resetting the shot clock in Goldey-Beacom’s favor. After two Lightning timeouts, it had to inbound the ball from the baseline with 20 seconds left and only three on the shot clock.


Lane inbounded and passed it into the left corner to Taite, who found nothing but net on his triple for a 79-74 game.


Heath missed a 3-pointer on the other end and Peter Aguilar tipped in the rebound with 2.7 seconds to play, making it 79-76. Both teams then used their final timeout and GBC had to inbound from its own baseline. Lane threw a pass in the backcourt that was corralled by Peacock, who saw his desperation toss from three-quarter court go off the backboard as time expired.


Torrence has 15 points and 11 rebounds before fouling out for his second straight double-double. Ridgeway-Higgs scored a season-best 18 points, Taite netted 17, Shakeem Wilson (Brooklyn, NY) had 12 and seven rebounds, fellow junior Sameen Swint (Sicklerville, NJ/Timber Creek) netted 10 points and Lane tied his career best with nine assists.


Aguilar scored 25 points, Milhaven netted 17 and Heath added 13 for the Clippers (10-14, 7-8 CACC).


The strong-shooting affair saw GBC hit 51 percent (32-of-63) from the floor with 11 three-pointers and Concordia register 44 percent (28-of-63) with eight 3-pointers.


GBC (8-15, 6-8) now sits tied with Chestnut Hill (6-8) for the fourth and final conference-tournament spot from the South Division with five games remaining.


Goldey-Beacom is home Thursday for a rescheduled doubleheader against Dominican (NY). Please note the women’s game starts at 5:00 pm and the men’s contest begins at 7:00 pm.



Second-Quarter Outburst Propels Goldey-Beacom Women’s Basketball to 64-47 Triumph Over Concordia (NY)


Goldey-Beacom seized momentum in the second quarter and never looked back in a big 64-47 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory over Concordia (NY) at the Jones Center in Wilmington, DE.


GBC was down 15-5 with 3:13 left in the first quarter when it embarked on a 15-2 run for a 20-17 lead just 30 seconds into the second period. Freshman Tanner Turner-Rush (Harrisburg, PA) scored seven points in that spurt to help her side shoot 5-of-7 from the floor.


The Lightning found themselves down 23-22 with 8:05 left in the half when it scored the next 20 points to grab a 42-23 lead with 7:36 remaining in the third quarter. Six different players for GBC found the scorebook in that spurt with sophomore Britani Bryson (Hampton, VA) and freshman Candice Berner (Frederick, MD) netting five points apiece.


The Clippers finally cracked the scoreboard again on Hadiyah Black’s jumper with 6:04 to play in the third, but not before they were held scoreless for 12 minutes and committed nine turnovers in that span.


GBC in the second quarter outscored Concordia 19-6 and shot 8-of-17 from the field. Berner and sophomore Mikila Stefanski (Hammonton, NJ/Cedar Creek) scored five points apiece in that span for the Lightning, who forced the Clippers into eight turnovers in the period.


Sophomore Lexi Bruno (Millville, NJ/Millville) ended with 14 points and six assists, Berner had 13 points and nine rebounds, Stefanski scored 11 points with Bryson adding 10 and nine rebounds for GBC, which shot 48 percent (14-of-29) from the field in the first half and 40 percent (24-of-60) overall. Stefanski hit three 3-pointers and has 62 this season, three off Bruno’s single-season school record from last year.


Jessica Rosalbo scored 13 points, Khadijah Donaldson netted 10 and Black hauled in 16 rebounds for the Clippers (4-18, 2-13 CACC), who shot 35 percent (19-of-54) from the floor and only 2-of-16 from 3-point range.


Goldey-Beacom (7-16, 7-7 CACC) moves into a tie with Chestnut Hill (7-7) for the fourth and final conference tournament from the South Division with five games remaining. Wilmington (7-8) sits one-half game out.


Goldey-Beacom is home Thursday for a rescheduled doubleheader against Dominican (NY). Please note the women’s game starts at 5:00 pm and the men’s contest begins at 7:00 pm.





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

Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
4701 Limestone Road, Wilmington, DE 19808



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Goldey-Beacom ran into a scoring buzzsaw in the first half and it only got worse in the second half for a 76-49 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference loss to University of the Sciences in Philadelphia.


USciences raced to a 38-23 halftime lead by shooting 47 percent (14-of-30) from the floor and holding GBC to just 32 percent (8-of-32). Will Gregorits scored 13 points for the Devils on 6-of-10 shooting and Sho Da-Silva added 10.


The Devils kept their foot on the accelerator in the second half, opening things on a 25-11 run to grab a 63-34 cushion with 8:45 remaining. Gregorits and Wes Kerr scored eight points apiece in that time.


The injury-depleted Lightning dressed only eight healthy bodies tonight and some were forced to see extended minutes. Junior Shakeem Wilson (Brooklyn, NY) finished with 10 points, freshman Corey Taite (Sayreville, NJ) poured in nine with juniors Parris Ridgeway-Higgs (New Castle, DE/Hodgson Vo-Tech) and Sameen Swint (Sicklerville, NJ) getting eight apiece.


Gregorits scored 23 points, Da-Silva had 14 and 11 rebounds with Kerr getting 13 points, seven assists and six rebounds for the Devils (15-10, 12-6 CACC), who shot 48 percent (29-of-60) from the field.


Goldey-Beacom (8-18, 6-11) remains two games behind Chestnut Hill (8-9) for the fourth and final conference tournament spot from the South Division with only two games remaining.


Goldey-Beacom on Saturday plays its home finale of the 2015-16 season against Wilmington (DE), starting at 3:00 pm.



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

Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
4701 Limestone Road, Wilmington, DE 19808



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From: <daniel.j.lauletta@wilmu.edu>
Date: Sat, Feb 20, 2016 at 12:56 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Wilmington Softball Captures First Victory of the 2016 Season, But Split Saturday Games in Myrtle Beach
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SUBJECT: Wilmington Softball Captures First Victory of the 2016 Season, But Split Saturday Games in Myrtle Beach
DATE: February 20, 2016
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. - - The Wilmington University softball team split Saturday's games at the Snowbird Softball Freeze Out Tournament at Grand Park, falling to Lock Haven, 5-1, before capturing their first victory of the season, 7-6, against Merrimack.
The Wildcats (1-3) were locked with a tight one throughout the day's first game against Lock Haven (1-2) before the Bald Eagles broke it open in the top of the seventh with three runs. Merrimack (1-3) fought back to tie the game in the top of the sixth, but the Wildcats squeezed home the go-ahead run in the bottom half before recording the final three outs.
Brooke Lachette worked out of a first inning bases loaded jam by only allowing one run, but that lead would hold for the rest of the game. The Wildcats' bats couldn't solve the pitching of Lock Haven's Rachel Mouillesseaux. The Wildcats collected a pair of singles from Danielle Bradley and Becca Stanley in the second, but left one runner on without really posing a threat. Their next hit wouldn't come until the fifth inning.
The Eagles tacked on a run in the fifth while the Wildcats only mustered two out bases empty hits in the fifth and sixth innings, respectively. Lock Haven added three insurance runs on four hits in the top of the seventh before Colby Wyatt doubled in Stanley for the Wildcats lone run in the bottom half.
Stanley and Wyatt each went 2-for-3 in the game, with Wyatt collecting a pair of doubles and an RBI. Lachette fell to 0-2 on the year after throwing six innings, striking out three, but allowing five runs on seven hits.
The nightcap was a back-and-forth affair against the Warriors, with Merrimack jumping out to a 2-0 lead after the first two innings. The Wildcats would strike big in the bottom of the second.
Bradley led of the inning with a double before Stanley's walk had runners on first and third. Stanley stole second and drew the throw, allowing Bradley to sneak home for the first run. Shannon Brantley doubled down the left field line to score both Stanley and Lexi Baughman for the 3-2 lead, and then Brantley scored to make it 4-2 on a field error off the bat of Jazmeen Llamas.
The lead wouldn't hold long however, as the Warriors answered with a three-run homer following an error which kept the inning alive.
An error in the fourth allowed the Wildcats to tie the game again, as pinch runner Sarah Coyne came around to score on a throwing error on a sac bunt by Baughman. Baughman then came around to score on a wild pitch, again giving the Wildcats the lead, 6-5.
The Warriors again knotted the game with an RBI single in the top of the sixth, but Stanley started the home half of the frame with a double to set up the Wildcats. Wyatt moved Stanley over to third on a sacrifice and Baughman's bunt single brought home Stanley for the 7-6 lead.
Lachette, in a relief role since the fourth inning, put the tying run on first to lead off the inning but picked up a big strikeout with the runner in scoring position. Lachette finished off the win with a comebacker to the mound.
Llamas batted 2-for-3 in the win while Brantley secured two RBI. Lachette picked up her first win of the win in four innings pitched, allowing one run on two hits and recording one strikeout.
The Wildcats are back in action on Sunday, as they have two more games in Myrtle Beach to close out their opening weekend. The team will face Mansfield in the opener before taking on Molloy in the finale starting at 10 a.m.
 
SUBJECT: Lightning Long Ball Sinks Wilmington Men's Basketball, 78-66, in CACC Rivalry Game
DATE: February 20, 2016
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WILMINGTON, Del. - - The hot shooting of Goldey-Beacom took down the Wilmington University men's basketball team on Saturday, 78-66, in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference action at the Joseph West Jones Center.
The Wildcats (9-18, 4-14 CACC) shot 41.1 percent from the floor for the game, but the Lightning (9-18, 7-11 CACC) put in 49.1 percent of their shots, including shooting 9-of-20 from beyond the three-point arc. The win momentarily kept the Lightning in the race for the final CACC South Division playoff spot.
Wilmington's largest lead of the game came early in the first half, as the Wildcats started the game in front, 11-6. Brian Adkins tied the game with a dunk, 4-4, before Tyaire Ponzo-Meek hit one of his three three-pointers with 15:06 to play in the first half for the 7-4 lead. Ponzo-Meek hit another jumper to lead 9-4 with 13:37 to left. A pair from the foul line again gave the Wildcats a five-point lead, 11-6.
The Lightning fought back with a 6-0 run, taking the lead, 12-11, with 11:43 left in the half. The team's went on the seesaw, with Paul Medlin putting the Wildcats back in front, 18-17, with 6:01 left, but the Lightning responded with a three-pointer to retake the lead. The lead wouldn't trade hands again.
The game would be tied at 20-20, but the Wildcats weren't able to get back in front the rest of the way, as another Goldey-Beacom three-pointer gave the home team the lead for good, 23-20. Another three-pointer put the Lightning up, 30-22, with 2:30 left, before a layup at the buzzer put the home team ahead, 32-25, heading into the halftime break.
The Lightning lead grew to as large as 15-points with 12:40 left in regulation, as they hit a three-pointer to move ahead 49-34.
The Wildcats began to climb back into the game with back-to-back layups by Medlin, and then cut into the lead even more with a four-point play by Ponzo-Meek with 10:23 to play. The junior hit the three-pointer while hitting the deck, and then sank the free throw to bring the Wildcats to within 51-44. Adkins snuck in and pick-pocketed the Lightning point guard in the back guard, and dunked it home to get the Wildcats to within five, 51-46.
David Hartman and Adkins converted back-to-back layups before Sam Sanders hit the first free throw to get to within 65-63 with 2:58 to play, but the Wildcats couldn't get any closer. The back-breaker was a three-pointer with 1:39 to play, putting the Lightning up 71-65 with 1:39 left. The Lightning then hit 7-of-8 from the foul line down the stretch to ice the game.
Ponzo-Meek scored 24 points on 7-of-18 shooting, hitting 3-of-7 from beyond the three-point arc, and 7-of-7 from the foul line. He also added five rebounds and five assists on the afternoon. Adkins finished with 12 points, three rebounds, and three assists while Medlin added 11 points on 5-of-7 shooting.
The Wildcats season finale is on Tuesday night as they welcome Holy Family to the WU Athletics Complex. The team will honor its two seniors prior to the tip, which will be at approximately 8 p.m.
 
Goldey-Beacom Men’s Basketball Ends Season with 85-65 Rout at Georgian Court


Goldey-Beacom went on cruise control and finished the season with an 85-65 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory over Georgian Court in Lakewood, NJ.


The first half was a one-sided affair as Goldey-Beacom (10-18, 8-11 CACC) rolled to a 45-22 lead by shooting a robust 51 percent (19-of-37) from the floor and limited Georgian Court to only 28 percent (7-of-28). Sameen Swint (Sicklerville, NJ) scored nine points on 4-of-5 shooting, fellow junior Parris Ridgeway-Higgs (New Castle, DE/Hodgson Vo-Tech) had nine on 4-of-6 shooting and freshman Corey Taite (Sayreville, NJ) also poured in nine for GBC, which saw its bench gain a 19-5 scoring edge.


That margin increased in the second half when the Lightning scored 12 straight points for a 69-31 margin with 13:12 left. Taite, Swint, junior Shakeem Wilson (Brooklyn, NY) and sophomore Daniel Cooper (Miami, FL) all scored three points in that time.


Swint finished with 18 points on 7-of-12 shooting to go with four 3-pointers, Taite netted 15 points with three 3-pointers, Cooper scored 14 points off the bench and junior Elijah Tillman (Garnerville, NY) poured in 12 points on 6-of-8 shooting. All of this helped the Lightning shoot 46 percent (32-of-69) from the floor, nail a season-best 13 three-pointers and improve to 6-0 all-time vs. the Lions.


Jakov Pilic scored 19 points, Nikola Vujovic had 13 and 10 rebounds with Juwuan Carter and Michael Pierre adding 11 points apiece for Georgian Court (5-21, 4-15), which shot 42 percent (22-of-53) from the field but committed 18 turnovers.


Tillman becomes the eighth player in program history to haul in at least 200 rebounds, moving up to seventh with 201. His 37 blocked shots already are the eighth-best total in team annals. Wilson’s 117 made free throws are third best for one season in team annals and Taite’s 103 are eighth. Taite’s 58 steals this season put him eighth for one season in program history.



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

Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
4701 Limestone Road, Wilmington, DE 19808



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Goldey-Beacom Softball Splits Two to Open 2016 Campaign


Goldey-Beacom commenced its 2016 season with a 5-4 victory over Kutztown before it was handed a 9-4 loss by UVA-Wise at the Pioneer Classic in Greeneville, TN.


Kutztown struck first in the opening frame for a 1-0 lead. Sara Keeny led off by reaching on an error, stole second, took third on a flyout from Danielle Amato and scored on another error.


The Lightning in the bottom of the fourth loaded the bases with none out on consecutive singles from Ryann Farley (Barnegat, NJ), fellow junior Charlee King (New Castle, DE/Hodgson Vo-Tech) and freshman Shelby Murphy (Laurel, DE/Delmar). Junior Paulynn Mao (Anaheim, CA) then lifted a one-out sacrifice fly to center that plated Farley for a 1-1 tie. Sophomore Kylie Doyle (Tower City PA) followed with an infield single that scored King and a throwing error allowed Murphy to cross home for a 3-1 GBC cushion.


Kutztown got one back in the sixth on an RBI single from Bridget Newman, but GBC answered with two in its half of the frame for a 5-2 lead. Sophomore Kelsey Brandle (Bethlehem, PA) lined a two-out, run-scoring single through the left side and Farley followed with a bases-loaded walk.


The Golden Bears made things interesting in the seventh by loading the bases and then getting a two-run double from Gabby Tareila for a 5-4 game. But freshman Alyssa Giampolo (East Windsor, NJ/Notre Dame) buckled down with the go-ahead run in scoring position, getting Newman to fly out for the Lightning’s first season-opening victory since 2012.


Giampolo (1-0) was outstanding in her first collegiate start, yielding four runs – one earned – and eight hits over seven innings with two strikeouts and just one walk. Brandle, the only player for the Lightning a season ago to start all 36 contests, amassed two hits.


Newman (0-1) was tagged for three runs – two earned – and five hits over 3 2/3 innings for Kutztown (2-3). Amato and Danielle Sienko each had two hits.


These same squads will battle in a doubleheader March 17 in Kutztown, PA.


Against UVA-Wise, the opposition scored three times in the top of the second for a 4-1 lead. With the bases loaded, Mindy Combs broke the 1-1 deadlock with a two-out infield single to first base, scoring Bridget Henzel. Erika McLaughlin followed with a two-run single to plate Shannon Bennett and Zoe Millard.


GBC got those runs back in the fourth for a 4-4 tie. Doyle lined a run-scoring single to plate Murphy, took second on the throw and advanced to third when sophomore Ashleigh Cavanaugh (Newark, DE/Newark) scored on a wild pitch. Doyle then crossed home when freshman Rachel Davis (Bethel, DE/Delmar) singled up the middle for the deadlock.


The Cavaliers grabbed a 5-4 lead in the fifth when Millard lined a two-out single down the left-field line to score Samantha Ely. They doubled their margin in the sixth when a fielding error off the bat of Delany Turner allowed McLaughlin to score.


UVA-Wise made it 9-4 in the seventh on Combs’ two-run double and Ely’s two-out, bases-loaded walk.


Taylor Brandts (1-0) allowed four runs – three earned – and four hits over four innings with four strikeouts for the Cavaliers (4-0). Turner fired three scoreless innings for the save with Bennett and McLaughlin each recording three hits to help their squad close with 16.


King recorded two hits and Dingmans Ferry, PA sophomore Natalie Mickles (0-1) was charged with five runs and 10 hits over 4 1/3 relief innings for the Lightning (0-2).


Goldey-Beacom on Sunday battles host Tusculum at 9:00 am and Ursuline at 11:00 am.




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

Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
4701 Limestone Road, Wilmington, DE 19808



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UBJECT: Becca Stanley Provides Game Two Heroics as Wilmington Softball Sweeps Bloomfield, 10-4 and 5-4, in CACC Opener
DATE: March 12, 2016
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NEW CASTLE, Del. - - Junior Becca Stanley ensured the Wilmington University softball team would sweep Bloomfield, 10-4 and 5-4, hitting a game tying home run before clinching the series with a walk-off single in the 11th inning of game two on Saturday afternoon at Asbury Field.
In the team's Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference and home opener, the Wildcats jumped out to a big lead in game one, but needed the heroics of Stanley in game two.
With two outs in the bottom of the seventh and trailing 3-1, Shannon Brantley kept the team alive with a double to right center. Stanley stepped in and hit her second homer of the season, tying the game to force extra innings.
In the extra frames, the Wildcats had a chance in the bottom of the eighth, but Sarah Coyne was thrown out at the plate trying to score from second on a base hit from Kaitlyn Slater. The international tiebreaker rule came into effect in the ninth inning.
Bloomfield (5-8, 0-2 CACC) was able to scratch a run across in the top of the ninth with a one out single, but the Wildcats responded with a run of their own in the bottom half. With one out in the inning, Shannon Brantley singled through the right side to score Slater from second base.
Brooklyn Lachette found herself in a bases loaded jam with only one out in the top of the 11th, but the junior threw a 1-2-3 double play before getting a fly ball to end the threat. That set up the walk-off win for the Wildcats.
With Meghan Brown placed on second, Lachette moved the runner over to third and Stanley finished off the comeback with a single through the left side, walking off with a 5-4 victory.
In the opener, the Wildcats jumped out to a 5-0 lead in the bottom of the first. Slater started the scoring with a sacrifice fly before an error brought in another run. Lachette then doubled to right center to score Colby Wyatt. Stanley finished of the first frame with another double, bringing in Meghan Brown.
Bloomfield cut into the lead with a four run fourth inning, but the Wildcats added two more runs in the home half to regain a comfortable lead, 8-4. Jazmeen Llamas legged out an infield single to score Brantley before Wyatt executed a squeeze play for the final out of the inning.
Cambria Ziemba finished off the Bears with a two-run single in the bottom of the fifth inning before Lachette finished off the win for Danielle Bradley (1-4) with a three-inning save.
Brown went 3-for-3 with two RBI in game one while Ziemba and Llamas added two hits each. Taylor Rizzotte and Stanley each went 3-for-5 in the nightcap while Stanley brought in three runs. Brantley also collected three hits, going 3-for-4 with two runs scored.
Lachette started game two before coming back on in the extra innings to earn the win. In all, she tossed 4.2 innings, striking out three while allowing three runs (none earned) on three hits. Brantley tossed the other 6.1 innings, allowing one unearned run on eight hits.
The Wildcats remain in CACC play for their next competition, as they face Holy Family on Tuesday at Asbury Field. First pitch is set for 2:30 p.m.

 
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From: <daniel.j.lauletta@wilmu.edu>
Date: Tue, Mar 22, 2016 at 5:14 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Bats Awaken as Pitchers Dominate in Nonconference Sweep, 5-1 and 10-0, for Wilmington Softball over Pitt.-Johnston
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SUBJECT: Bats Awaken as Pitchers Dominate in Nonconference Sweep, 5-1 and 10-0, for Wilmington Softball over Pitt.-Johnston
DATE: March 22, 2016
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NEW CASTLE, Del. - - The strong pitching outings by Shannon Brantley and Caitlyn Whiteside were backed by the bats awakening in a nonconference doubleheader sweep of Pitt.-Johnstown, 5-1 and 10-0, on Tuesday afternoon at Asbury Field.
The pitchers each tossed complete games but it was the offense that shined through with 11 hits in each game. The Wildcats (8-12) used two-out magic in the opener to score their runs before breaking out for eight runs on eight hits in the second inning of game two to sweep Pitt.-Johnstown (3-10).
The Mountain Cats started out hot, scoring on an inside-the-park on the first pitch of the first game. But from there, it was all Wildcats.
Becca Stanley answered immediately for the Wildcats, starting the bottom of the first with a leadoff double. Now on third, Cambria Ziemba scored Stanley with a single over the head of the shortstop to tie the game, 1-1.
Stanley was involved again in the bottom of the second, as Taylor Rizzotte started a two-out rally with an infield single to the shortstop. Rizzotte quickly stole second base and Stanley singled through the left side to easily score Rizzotte for the 2-1 lead.
Brantley settled in and retired 12 of the next 14 batters through the fourth inning following the leadoff home run. The Wildcats bats took the game over in the fourth. Again with two outs and the bases empty, Rizzotte sparked the offense with a single over the third baseman. Stanley followed with a double inside the third base line and Jazmeen Llamas put the Wildcats ahead, 3-1, with a single through the left side. Ziemba added a pair of insurance runs with another two-run single to left center, bringing in both Stanley and Llamas.
An around the horn double play ended the top of the sixth and Brantley closed the door with a pair of strikeouts in the top of the seventh for the game one win.
Brantley improved to 2-0 on the year with the complete game, as she struck out six batter and only allowed four hits. Stanley led the Wildcats by going 3-for-4 with an RBI and two runs scored. Llamas went 2-for-2 with a run scored while Ziemba went 2-for-3 with three RBI. Rizzotte was the final Wildcat with multiple hits, going 2-for-3 with two runs scored.
Not to be outdone in the nightcap, Whiteside tossed a five-inning complete game shutout. After going 1-2-3 in the top of the first, the bats backed Whiteside right away in the home half.
With two outs and Llamas on second, Kailtyn Slater launched a two-run shot to deep left center to open the scoring. Whiteside then struck out the side in the top of the second, bringing the hot bats back to the plate.
The Wildcats sent 11 batters to the plate in the second frame, connecting on eight straight hits. Rizzotte beat out a safety squeeze for a bunt hit to score the first run before Llamas singled to left with the bases loaded for another run. Ziemba lined a shot off the pitcher's glove for an RBI single before Slater doubled to the wall in left to bring in Stanley and Llamas. Brantley added to her day with an RBI single before Meghan Brown capped the scoring with another RBI single to left, and all of a sudden the Wildcats led 10-0.
Whiteside worked out of the only trouble she found herself in with a fourth inning jam, getting a comebacker to the circle with runners on first and second. Whiteside went to third base for the force out before Slater flung the ball across the diamond for the 1-5-3 double play. Whiteside struck out the final batter to leave a runner on second.
The freshman closed out the game with three more strikeouts in the fifth inning, bringing her total to a season high 10 in the game. She only allowed three singles and a walk in the shutout.
Slater paced the offense in game two by going 2-for-3 with four RBI and two runs scored while Llamas and Colby Wyatt added two hits apiece.
The Wildcats have a quick turnaround as they return to Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference action on Wednesday afternoon. They head to Chestnut Hill for a doubleheader starting at 2:30 p.m.
 
Goldey-Beacom Women’s Soccer Names Dan Frick its New Head Coach


Dan Frick, who served the last two seasons as an assistant coach at Goldey-Beacom College, has been named the school’s new women’s soccer coach.


Frick has been the Lightning’s goalkeeper coach since his arrival. During which, he has helped senior Cindell Aguirre (El Paso, TX) become one of the league’s most formidable backstops as she closed last season with six shutouts. Aguirre is second in school history with eight shutouts, third with a 2.16 goals-against average and fourth with 169 saves.


Last season, Frick also was the goalkeeper coach for the men’s squad and paid huge dividends. He worked extensively with sophomore Suhail Bismilla (Johannesburg, South Africa), who already sits fourth in school history with a 2.13 goals-against average and eighth with 72 saves.


“Over the last couple of seasons, Coach Frick has added so much to our soccer programs both on and off the field as an assistant coach,” Goldey-Beacom Director of Athletics Chuck Hammond said. “During that time, Dan has demonstrated that he is ready for this opportunity to lead the women's soccer program. I'm happy that his hard work as an assistant coach has led to this opportunity.”


Frick presently works for the Delaware Rush club team as the goalkeeper academy director, a head coach for the high school level and team trainer. He also was an assistant coach for the New Hampshire Phantoms of the Premier Developmental League from 2010-11, the women’s team at Wheaton (MA) in 2010, as well as the men’s teams at Fitchburg State in 2009 and East Stroudsburg from 2007-08.


Frick played four seasons (2002-04, 06) at East Stroudsburg and graduated second in team history with four shutouts, seventh with 116 saves and his 0.65 goal-against average from 2006 is second for one season.


He also worked with Puma North American from 2008-11 as an assistant facilities manager, helping with overstock sales, maintaining the warehouse staff and the upkeep of the company’s 130,000 square foot headquarters.


Frick graduated East Stroudsburg in 2006 with a B.S. in Recreation & Leisure Services Management and in 2008 with an M.S. in Sport Management & Leadership. He earned his USSF “A” License in 2015 and has an advanced national diploma from the NSCAA.


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, the Accreditation Council of Business Schools and Programs and the International Assembly of Collegiate Business Education.




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SUBJECT: East Stroudsburg Takes Nonconference Matchup, 22-4, over Wilmington Women's Lacrosse
DATE: March 22, 2016
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EAST STROUDSBURG, Pa. - - The Wilmington University women's lacrosse team dropped a nonconference game at East Stroudsburg, 22-4, on Tuesday afternoon at Whitenight Field, ending a four-game road trip.
The Warriors (7-1) scored the first three goals of the game, but the Wildcats (0-5) fought back to close the gap to 5-3 with 13:52 to play in the first half. But the Warriors closed the half on a 9-0 run, carrying them to the nonconference victory.
The stretch carried over into the second half as well, as the Warriors scored the first seven goals after halftime to open as large as a 21-3 lead.
La'Dae Boykin put the Wildcats on the board with 23:34 to play in the first half as the teams traded the next five goals. Gabby Spalt cut the deficit in half, 4-2, with a free position goal with 19:27 to play before Sara LeBrun added a goal with 13:52 to play to get the Wildcats to within 5-3.
East Stroudsburg called a timeout and regrouped, controlling the ensuing draw and going on to score the final nine goals of the half, holding the Wildcats to a single shot the rest of the first half.
The draw control continued to trouble the Wildcats in the second half, as the Warriors finished the game by controlling eight of the final nine draws. The Wildcats' Marisa Parker scooped up the draw to begin the half, but a turnover on the offensive possession led to an ESU goal at the other end.
Boykin led the Wildcats with two goals on two shots, while Spalt and LeBrun tallied the other two goals. Megan Card and Spalt also dished out an assist each. Maddie Hurm recorded a season high 11 saves, but the Wildcats were out shot, 44-5, in the game.
After four games on the road, the Wildcats return to the WU Athletics Complex for their next game. They host Molloy in another nonconference contest on Saturday with the opening draw slated for 1:00 p.m.
 
Goldey-Beacom Softball Falls Twice to Bloomsburg


A more than impressive foe was on tap for Goldey-Beacom as it was dealt a pair of losses, 6-0 and 11-0, to Bloomsburg at the Jackson Complex in Wilmington, DE.


The Huskies in game one scored twice in the top of the third inning as Emily Mahew ripped an RBI single and Taylor Parker added an RBI double. The margin grew to 3-0 in the fifth when Mahew lined a run-scoring single down the left-field line.


Bloomsburg (17-4) made sure the lead would hold with three insurance runs in the seventh. Mallory Tomaschik lined a two-run single to center and Alexa Erney added a run-scoring single through the left side.


Mahew, Tomaschik and Taylor Winkelman all had two hits for the Huskies. Parker struck out six over seven innings, allowing just five hits and a walk.


Dingmans Ferry, NJ sophomore Natalie Mickles (1-3) permitted six runs and 11 hits over seven innings with one strikeout.


The Huskies in the first inning of game two sent eight batters to the plate and scored three times. Mahew and Parker had back-to-back RBI doubles and Tomaschik followed with a run-scoring single.


With the score 4-0, Bloomsburg plated five more runs in the third. Holly Peacock lined an RBI single to right and then scored on Valerie Carcasses’ squeeze bunt that also plated Erica Keen as a result of an error. Mayhew lined an RBI single and Parker followed with a run-scoring double.


Mayhew went 3-for-3 with two RBI and Parker had two hits and two RBI. Alyssa Davies (1-0) fired the last two innings, giving up just one walk, after Sarah Bortner permitted only one hit over the first three frames.


East Windsor, NJ freshman Alyssa Giampolo (1-5) allowed six runs – five earned – and six hits over 2 1/3 innings for the Lightning (2-12).


Goldey-Beacom is home Wednesday for a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader against Philadelphia University, starting at 2:30 pm.



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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Tennis Posts 6-3 Victory Over West Chester


Goldey-Beacom opened with two doubles victories and then got four singles triumphs in a 6-3 win over West Chester at the Delcastle Tennis Center in Wilmington, DE.


Juniors Amina Mrad (Berlin, Germany) and Pauline Rozet (Malakoff, France) notched an 8-4 victory over Rylee Power and Alyssa Rees at second doubles with junior Francesca Beg (Westbury, England) and freshman Manuela Cornejo (Waldbronn, Germany) recording an 8-2 triumph vs. Abriana Nolan and Amalia Hartman for the Golden Rams (7-4) at No. 3 doubles.


For Mrad, it was her 22nd career doubles win and that puts her in a tie for 10th place in school history for the Lightning (7-4).


Freshman Merel Ann van Zanten (Velserbroek, Netherlands) continued her impressive play by getting her sixth straight win, moving to 14-2 at singles this season with a 6-1, 6-0 victory at No. 5 singles over Rees. Junior Nina Sengl (Puchheim, Germany) recorded a 6-1, 4-6, 1-0 (10-6) win at third singles over Power, Rozet got a 6-1, 6-0 victory at No. 5 singles over Nolan and Cornejo amassed a 6-4, 6-3 win at sixth singles vs. Stephanie Cifarelli.


Goldey-Beacom returns to the court April 1 at Indiana (PA), starting at 4:00 pm.



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Goldey-Beacom Softball Sweeps Bowie State


Goldey-Beacom rode solid pitching and timely hitting for a 2-0 victory over Bowie State and then rallied from a four-run deficit to notch a 7-6 triumph in the nightcap at the Jackson Complex in Wilmington, DE.


The Lightning jumped on the Lady Bulldogs in the first inning for a 1-0 lead. Junior Ryann Farley (Barnegat, NJ) singled, took second on a groundout from Charlee King (New Castle, DE/Hodgson Vo-Tech) and scored when fellow junior Paulynn Mao (Anaheim, CA) cracked a double to left-center field.


East Windsor, NJ freshman Alyssa Giampolo (2-5) was doing her part in the circle, retiring 14 straight batters spanning the first through fifth innings to hold Bowie State at bay. She only faced five batters above the minimum in the five-hit shutout.


GBC got an insurance run in the fifth for the final. Farley drew a one-out walk and hustled all the way around to score when a grounder from freshman Shelby Murphy (Laurel, DE/Delmar) was booted by second baseman Caitlin O’Neill.


The Lady Bulldogs in the seventh got the leadoff runner on with O’Neill’s single, but Giampolo settled down to retire the next three batters.


Farley had two of her squad’s four hits and Nicoleen Ochoa had two of Bowie State’s five hits. Ochoa (3-6) permitted two runs – one earned – and four hits over six innings with three strikeouts.


Bowie State in game two scored three times in the third for a 4-0 lead. Tiffany Bearns keyed the spurt with a run-scoring double and O’Neill added an RBI single.


But the Lightning rallied in the last of the frame with four runs for a tie game. Murphy laced an RBI triple, King followed with a run-scoring single and Giampolo launched a two-out, two-run double to deep left field.


Bowie State regained the advantage, 5-4, in the fourth on Jaelyn Belt’s RBI triple, but GBC scored twice in the bottom of the inning for its first lead. Murphy had another RBI triple and King followed with a run-scoring single to left.


Goldey-Beacom (5-13) added what turned out to be a key insurance run in the sixth when Farley delivered an RBI single to left-center field, making it 7-5. Danielle Watt had a run-scoring groundout in the seventh to bring the Lady Bulldogs within 7-6, but Emily Lewis fouled out to senior catcher Alivia Schoff (Colora, MD) for the final.


Farley had two more hits in the contest to extend her hitting streak to four games and notched a career-high four stolen bases, moving her to six on the season. Dingmans Ferry, NJ sophomore Natalie Mickles (3-3) got the victory, yielding five runs – four earned – and seven hits over four innings. Giampolo capped her solid day by allowing just one run and two hits over three innings for her first collegiate save.


Stefanie Ray (4-8) was breached for seven runs – five earned – and nine hits over six innings with five strikeouts for Bowie State (8-14). Belt ended with three of her team’s nine hits.


Goldey-Beacom is off until Tuesday, when it faces University of the Sciences in a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader. First pitch in Philadelphia is at 3:00 pm.



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Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
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SUBJECT: Wilmington Golf Captures STAC Spring Invitational Led by Andreas Lunding's Medalist Honors
DATE: April 18, 2016
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BERLIN, Md. - - In their final tune-up prior to the postseason, the Wilmington University golf team controlled the leaderboard at the St. Thomas Aquinas Spring Invitational from start to finish on Sunday, shooting a 296-288 to finish 15 strokes ahead of the competition at the Man O'War Golf Club.
Led by senior Andreas Lunding's medalist position, the Wildcats defeated hosts St. Thomas Aquinas (300-299, 599) by 15 strokes, finishing at eight-over par, 584, in the two rounds. The Spartans and Wildcats came into the tournament as one and two in the latest NCAA Division II East Regional Rankings, respectively.
Lunding was steady on Sunday, shooting a 72-72 to finish at 144, even par, for the tournament. He defeated teammates Sam Clark and Freddy Braun and St. Thomas Aquinas' Brendan Hunter who all finished with a score of 145 (+1).
Clark improved his day by five strokes in the second round, shooting a two-under 70 after firing a 75 in the opening round. Braun, playing as an individual, went 72-73 for his 145 (+1) score.
Troy Miller shot a steady 74-74 to finish in a tie for sixth overall, shooting a 148 (+4) on the day. Joey Russo improved in the second round by one stroke, shooting a 75-74 for a 149 (+5), placing eighth overall. Miguel Siercke rounded out the Wildcat scoring on Sunday with a ninth place finish, shooting a 78-72 for a 150 (+6).
Jordan Lamb, playing as an individual, improved by seventh spots on the leaderboard with a second round 75, shooting an 80-75, finishing in a tie for 15th overall.
It is the second tournament the Wildcats won this spring, also winning the Coach Carpenter Classic in late March.
The Wildcats can now focus their attention on the postseason, as they host the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament starting on Tuesday morning at Back Creek Golf Course in Middletown, Delaware. The Wildcats have won five straight CACC Tournament Championships, looking for an unprecedented sixth straight.
 
DATE: April 18, 2016
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NEWARK, Del. - - The Wilmington University golf team is vying for an unprecedented sixth consecutive Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Championship this week, playing on its home course at Back Creek in Middletown, Delaware.
It is the first time since the 2009 season in which the Wildcats will host the CACC Tournament, a two-day, two-round tournament featuring the 10 teams in the conference. The first round is scheduled for Tuesday morning with the final round to be played on Wednesday. The winning team earns the conference's automatic bid into the NCAA Division II Atlantic/East Super Regional.
Follow the Action of the 2016 CACC Championship:
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Attending the 2016 CACC Golf Championship:
Back Creek Golf Course
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Scouting the Wilmington University Wildcats:
The Wildcats head into the tournament after winning its most recent competition, defeating the field of eight teams at the St. Thomas Aquinas Spring Invite on Sunday. Andreas Lunding won medalist honors at the event, shooting an even par, 72-72, for a 144 in the two-round tournament.
It is also the third year in a row the Wildcats will feature the CACC Player of the Year in the CACC Tournament, as freshman Ryan Rucinski was named the CACC Player and Rookie of the Year. Selected by the individual's ranking on GolfStat.com, the Wildcats placed seven out of the 10 members on the All-CACC Team.
Joining Rucinski on the All-CACC Team is seniors Andreas Lunding and Jordan Lamb, juniors Sam Clark, Troy Miller, and Miguel Siercke, and sophomore Joey Russo.
Wilmington's Freddy Braun is the defending tournament champion after defeating teammate Joey Russo in the first playoff hole with an 18-foot birdie putt. Braun, Russo, and former Wildcat Alexander Lautenschlaeger earned a spot on CACC All-Championship Team last season.
What's At Stake:
The winner of the 2016 CACC Championship will earn the conference's automatic bid into the 2016 NCAA Division II Atlantic/East Super Regional Tournament hosted by Le Moyne College at Timber Banks Golf Club in Baldwinsville, New York.
The Wildcats are the five-time defending CACC Tournament Champions, as well as the reigning NCAA Division II Atlantic/East Super Regional Champion. The goal is to repeat as Super Regional Champions, but the top five from the 20-team tournament advance to the NCAA Division II National Tournament. The Wildcats have advanced to the National Tournament four out of the last five years.
This year's NCAA Division II National Tournament is a part of the NCAA's Festival Year, with the majority of the spring championships being played at one site. This year's Spring Festival is being held in Denver, Colorado, with the golf championship being hosted by Metro State University at the Green Valley Ranch Golf Club.
 
Goldey-Beacom Softball Gains Split With Millersville


Freshman Alyssa Giampolo (East Windsor, NJ) tossed her second shutout of the year and drove home the deciding run for Goldey-Beacom, which notched a 3-0 victory over regionally ranked Millersville in game two after a 5-1 loss at the Jackson Complex in Wilmington, DE.


Millersville starter Cassidy Pinchorski retired the first 10 batters in game two before GBC got to her for three runs in the fourth. Sophomore Kelsey Brandle (Bethlehem, PA) looped a one-out double and scored on Giampolo’s double down the right-field line for a 1-0 lead. After freshman Shelby Murphy (Laurel, DE/Delmar) singled, junior Paulynn Mao (Anaheim, CA) grounded one that escaped second baseman Jaynie Black and permitted both Murphy and sophomore pinch-runner Autumn Hollis (Elkton, MD/Caravel) to score for a 3-0 contest.


Giampolo (4-10) was on cruise control, retiring the game’s first six batters and getting a quartet of one-two-three innings. She tossed a four-hit shutout with a strikeout and no walks in facing just five batters above the minimum.


Brandle finished the contest with two hits.


Pinchorski (10-7) allowed three runs – one earned – and four hits over six innings for the Marauders, who entered the game 10th in the NCAA Atlantic Region rankings.


With game one tied 1-1 entering the second, the Marauders grabbed a 2-1 lead in the second. Raeann Buskey walked, took second on Megan McCurdy’s sacrifice and scored when Jamie Trewhella’s bunt single also turned into a throwing error.


Millersville (23-15) made it 3-1 in the third when Kelsey Campbell dropped a squeeze bunt that allowed Brittany Smith to score. Trewhella in the fourth led off with a single and scored on a three-base error for a 4-1 game.


Brandle in the first inning tripled and scored on Giampolo’s single. It was her sixth career triple, moving her one outside the school’s career top 10 list.


Briana Andraos (13-8) pitched great for Millersville, permitting one run and four hits over seven innings. Trewhella went 4-for-4 and Megan Hallock added two hits.


Mao had two hits and Dingmans Ferry, NJ sophomore Natalie Mickles (4-11) allowed two runs – one earned – and two hits over two innings for the Lightning (9-31).


Goldey-Beacom is on the road Tuesday at 12th-ranked West Chester, starting at 2:30 pm.





Derek Crudele
Sports Information Specialist
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Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
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Bats Come Alive in Nightcap for Wilmington Softball to Earn Split at Shippensburg in Nonconference Finale
DATE: April 18, 2016
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SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. - - Another pair of strong pitching performances rounded out the 2016 nonconference schedule for the Wilmington University softball team, but the Wildcats needed a 6-0 game two victory to split the doubleheader, falling on a walk-off, 1-0, in the opener at Shippensburg on Monday.
An unearned run in the bottom of the seventh allowed the Red Raiders (16-23) to take the opener before the bats came alive in the nightcap for the Wildcats (27-19), collecting nine hits to back another strong outing in the circle.
Danielle Bradley struck out five while only allowing five hits and one walk in the opener, but the bats were held to three hits in the game, as they couldn't solve Shippensburg starter Taryn Wilson.
Brooklyn Lachette gave the Wildcats their first hit of the game with a one-out double to left center in the third, but she was left stranded at third base as Wilson picked up a key strikeout before getting Becca Stanley to line out to the center fielder. Lachette added a two-out single in the fifth before Colby Wyatt started the seventh with a leadoff single. But a sac bunt attempt was hit too hard and the force out was recorded at second to thwart any rally for the Wildcats.
A miscue in right field to start the bottom of the seventh allowed a lead off single to get to second base before a sacrifice bunt moved the runner to third with just one out. Bradley earned the second out on a strikeout, but the Red Raiders scored the game-winner on a jam shot through the right side, just past the outstretched reach of Lachette at second.
The bats came alive early in the nightcap, as Shannon Brantley put the Wildcats on the board in the first inning with a two-out single up the middle, scoring Wyatt from third.
Freshman Caitlyn Whiteside set the Red Raiders down in order in both the first and second innings, bringing the offense back to the plate in the third. Wyatt started things with a one-out double before standing on third after a wild pitch. Lachette gave the Wildcats a 2-0 lead with an RBI groundout.
The Red Raiders put their first runner on base in the third on a hit-by-pitch, but Whiteside picked up the final two outs to leave the runner at second. The offense continued to plug away in the fifth, as Kaitlyn Slater started the inning with a leadoff single. With runners on second and third, Lachette picked up another RBI with a sacrifice fly, hitting the ball deep enough to score Slater from third.
Whiteside finally allowed a hit in the bottom of the fifth, but quickly erased the Red Raiders in the inning with a grounder to short. After another 1-2-3 bottom of the sixth, the offense broke the game open in the seventh.
Keara McCarthy put runners on first and second with one out with a single to center before Wyatt followed with another single up the middle, scoring Lexi Baughman from second. Now with two outs, Brantley poked one to right field for an RBI single before Stanley capped the scoring by beating out an infield single to short.
Shippensburg started the bottom of the seventh with a leadoff single, but couldn't get anything more off the freshman, as Whiteside induced a fly ball, a foul out, and an ground ball to end the game.
Brantley went 3-for-4 with two RBI in game two while McCarthy and Wyatt added two hits each. Whiteside moved to 11-5 on the season after striking out four and only allowing two hits.
After playing 12 games in eight days, including six in the past three days, the Wildcats are off the rest of the week. They return to action in their regular season finale, as they host Post in a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader at Asbury Field on Saturday. Saturday is also Senior Day for Taylor Rizzotte and Cambria Ziemba, who will be honored prior to the first pitch scheduled at 12:00 p.m.
 
Goldey-Beacom Softball Drops Two at No. 12 West Chester


Goldey-Beacom ran into tough competition in 12th-ranked West Chester and was handed a doubleheader sweep, both by 8-0 scores in West Chester, PA.


West Chester in game one took a 1-0 lead in the first inning when Laura Altenburger lined an RBI double to left center. Monica Twardowski in the second inning got a run-scoring groundout for a 2-0 cushion.


The Golden Rams furthered their margin in the third when Sarah Walasavage crossed home on a throwing error and Cat Hammer lived up to her name with a solo home run for a 4-0 margin.


West Chester held a 5-0 lead in the fifth when Ashley Flesch lined a two-run single and then in the sixth saw Haley Taylor get an RBI single for a run-rule win.


Alyssa Herion and Micaela McSpadden got two hits apiece and Katie Erb (12-1) tossed five scoreless innings, striking out four and yielding only five hits for the Golden Rams.


Sophomore Lauren Conway (Hammonton, NJ) recorded two hits and Dingmans Ferry, NJ sophomore Natalie Mickles (4-12) allowed two runs and three hits over two innings for the Lightning.


The Golden Rams in game two grabbed a 1-0 lead in the third when Herion blasted a leadoff home run. Hammer in the second inning lifted a sacrifice fly and McSpadden followed with an RBI single for a 3-0 contest.


West Chester (43-5) then plated five runs in the fifth for another run-rule win, keyed by Sara Ercolani’s two-run single and ended when Altenburger crossed home on an error.


Walasavage, Ercolani and McSpadden all had two hits and Brooke Harner struck out six over five innings in her two-hit shutout, facing just two batters above the minimum.


East Windsor, NJ freshman Alyssa Giampolo (4-11) permitted eight runs – four earned – and nine hits over 4 2/3 innings with two strikeouts for the Lightning (9-33).


West Chester is first in the NCAA Atlantic Region and is the fourth regionally ranked school from that area GBC has faced this season. Sunday will mark the fifth as the squad visits No. 7 Lock Haven. The Lightning on Monday split a doubleheader with No. 10 Millersville.


Goldey-Beacom on Wednesday visits Holy Family for a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader, starting at 2:00 pm at Bensalem High School.



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

Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
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Junior Garrett Brown (Severn, MD) is tied for 18th place and sophomore Andre Primeau (Pontypool, Ontario) sits tied for 20th to pace Goldey-Beacom on day one of the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Championship in Middletown, DE.


The course conditions at Back Creek Golf Club were ideal and so was the weather, except for a wind that had many players throwing grass and rethinking club selection. Still, it was a competitive round in which 14 of 50 players broke 80 and 35 are within 10 shots of the lead.


Brown went out in 39 and came in with 41 to shoot a nine-over-par 80. Primeau came in with 40 that included a birdie on the seemingly endless par-five 16th hole, finishing with 81.


Chris Mandia (Catskill, NY) is tied for 26th with 82, fellow junior Tom Hannig (Claymont, DE/Concord) sits tied for 31st with 83 and sophomore Barry Frankel (Sykesville, MD) is tied for 46th with 88. Andrew Geesey of Felician holds the lead with a two-over-par 73.


GBC is eighth with 326 and Wilmington (DE) holds the lead with 302.


Final-round action at the 36-hole championship commences Wednesday at 8:00 am.





Derek Crudele
Sports Information Specialist
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Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
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rom: William P Franques<wfranqu@lsu.edu>
Date: Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 3:54 PM
Subject: LSU Baseball vs. Southeastern Louisiana Wednesday Night in Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field
To:


LSU Baseball Report

For Immediate Release – April 19, 2016


Southeastern Louisiana Lions (26-11) at #5 LSU Fighting Tigers (25-11)


DATE/TIME

Wednesday, April 20 – 6:30 p.m. CT


STADIUM

Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field in Baton Rouge, La.


RANKINGS

LSU – No. 5 by Baseball America; No. 7 by USA Today; No. 10 by D1 Baseball

SLU – unranked


RADIO

LSU Sports Radio Network affiliates (WDGL 98.1 FM in Baton Rouge); live audio and live stats at www.LSUsports.net


ONLINE

SEC Network + (accessible at WatchESPN.com and the WatchESPN app)


SERIES RECORD

LSU leads Southeastern Louisiana, 66-17, in a series that began in 1937. The Tigers defeated SLU on February 26 of last season, 9-8, in Baton Rouge.

LSU has won 20 of the last 21 meetings between the schools -- SLU’s win in that stretch came in 2008, a 6-3 victory over the Tigers in the original Alex Box Stadium. LSU has a 39-3 mark against Southeastern Louisiana since 1990.


PITCHING MATCHUP

LSU – So. RHP Doug Norman (0-0, 3.86 ERA, 16.1 IP, 8 BB, 14 SO)

SLU – Sr. RHP Pat Cashman (3-2, 4.91 ERA, 33.0 IP, 10 BB, 36 SO)


BATON ROUGE, La. – No. 5 LSU (25-11) plays host to Southeastern Louisiana (26-11) at 6:30 p.m. CT Wednesday in Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field.


The game will be carried on affiliates of the LSU Sports Radio Network, including WDGL 98.1 FM in Baton Rouge, Live audio of the games may be accessed at

www.LSUsports.net/live with live stats at www.LSUstats.com.


The LSU-SLU game may be viewed online on SEC Network +, accessible at WatchESPN.com and the WatchESPN app.


LSU enters the game riding a four-game win streak, including a three-game SEC series sweep at Missouri last weekend. The Tigers have a 9-6 conference mark and are two games behind Florida and South Carolina, and one game behind Texas A&M in the league standings.


“We played about as well as we can play last weekend at Missouri,” said LSU coach Paul Mainieri. “What we must do now is continue to play at that same level, and that will be a tremendous challenge against an outstanding Southeastern Louisiana team. They have a lot of talented players, and they’re having a great year. We only have 20 games remaining in the regular season, so this is the time of year where we have to be at our best in every game.”


Mainieri said that sophomore right-hander Doug Norman (0-0, 3.38 ERA) will make his first start of the season Wednesday against Southeastern. Norman made three starts last season, including a no-decision outing against SLU in a 9-8 LSU victory.


LSU batted .342 in the Missouri series (40-for-117) with three doubles, one triple, five homers and six stolen bases. All three LSU starting pitchers worked six innings, the bullpen earned two three-inning saves and the Tigers did not commit an error in the series.


Sophomore DH/catcher Bryce Jordan helped lead LSU to four wins in five games last week, batting .467 (7-for-15) with one double, two homers, nine RBI, six runs, a .933 slugging percentage and a .600 on-base percentage. Jordan batted .400 (4-for-10) in LSU’s three-game sweep at Missouri with two homers, eight RBI and three runs scored. His three-run homer in the fifth inning on Friday night against Missouri starter Reggie McClain highlighted a five-run inning as LSU erased a 2-1 deficit and went on to post a 7-5 victory.


Jordan is batting .312 on the year with four doubles, three homers and 20 RBI. He has a .455 on-base percentage and has been hit by a pitch on 15 occasions already this season. Junior centerfielder Jake Fraley hit .467 (7-for-15) in the Missouri series with one double, one RBI and three runs. Junior shortstop Kramer Robertson batted .462 (6-for-13) against Missouri with one double, two RBI and seven runs scored.


Southeastern Louisiana is hitting .289 as a team on the year with 32 homers and 68 steals in 97 attempts. The Lions are led at the plate by junior catcher/infielder Jameson Fisher, who is batting .462 with seven doubles, one triple, nine homers and 41 RBI. Junior infielder Carson Crites is batting .322 with eight doubles, one triple, five homers and 21 RBI, and freshman infielder Brennan Breaud is batting .310 with five doubles, one triple, one homer and 18 RBI.


LSU leads Southeastern Louisiana, 66-17, in a series that began in 1937. The Tigers defeated SLU on February 26 of last season, 9-8, in Baton Rouge.

LSU has won 20 of the last 21 meetings between the schools -- SLU’s win in that stretch came in 2008, a 6-3 victory over the Tigers in the original Alex Box Stadium. LSU has a 39-3 mark against Southeastern Louisiana since 1990.


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Bill Franques

LSU Athletics

Athletic Administration Bldg.

Baton Rouge, LA 70803

225.578.2527 (office)

225.241.4359 (cell)

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wfranqu@lsu.edu
 
UBJECT: LeBrun Collects 100 Career Points on Senior Day as Wilmington Women's Lacrosse Picks Up 18-12 CACC Victory over Post
DATE: April 23, 2016
djl
NEWARK, Del. - - A five-goal stretch in the middle portion of the second half propelled the Wilmington University women's lacrosse team to an 18-12 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory on Senior Day on Saturday afternoon at the WU Athletics Complex.
Prior to the game the team honored its lone senior, Sara LeBrun, and the left-handed attacker gave the crowd two goals and an assist, giving her 100 career points in two seasons as a Wildcat (4-10, 4-4 CACC).
The Wildcats scored the first four goals of the game, but found themselves in a battle as Post scored the final three goals of the first half to close the gap to 10-6 heading into the break.
Gabby Spalt put the Wildcats ahead, 11-6, with the first goal of the second half, but then Post closed to within 11-8 with 24:46 to play with back-to-back goals. That is when the Wildcats' offense took over.
Megan Card finished a successful clear with an unassisted goal, going right down the middle of the field for her 14th goal of the season. LeBrun then found La'Dae Boykin from the side of the goal to put the Wildcats ahead, 13-8, with 17:55 to play.
Marisa Parker caused a turnover and Mikailla Spencer scooped up the ground ball to set the Wildcats up for another scoring chance. LeBrun scored her second goal of the game and 33rd of the season on a free-position opportunity, putting the Wildcats ahead, 14-8, with 13:12 to play.
Out of a Post timeout, Card secured another draw control and Sam Foster put away her eighth goal of the season with 10:59 left on the scoreboard. Foster's goal gave the Wildcats their largest lead of the game, 16-8.
Post tried to make a game of it with under 10 minutes to play, as they scored three straight goals to cut the deficit to 16-11 with 3:34 remaining.
Despite losing the ensuing draw, Card forced a turnover and picked up the ground ball to go the other way. Foster then finished off an outstanding individual effort, splitting three defenders to put the Wildcats back on the board and end the Eagles' run.
Card picked up the next draw and Boykin finished a one-timer from Spalt to ice the game for the Wildcats, 18-11, with 1:51 to play.
Boykin led all Wildcats with five goals, adding two assists for seven points. The sophomore also added five draws and three caused turnovers. Spalt dished out a team high five assists while adding four goals for a team high nine points in the win. Card finished with two goals and three assists, but led the team with eight draws and added three caused turnovers. Foster added a hat trick with three goals on three shots for the Wildcats.
Shawna Chopko led the defense with six caused turnovers on the afternoon, adding five ground balls. Maddie Hurm made nine saves while also scooping up three ground balls.
The Wildcats have one game remaining in the regular season, as they head to Holy Family on Thursday for the season finale. The opening draw is scheduled for 4:00 p.m.
 
Goldey-Beacom Softball Handed a Pair of Losses by Bloomfield


Goldey-Beacom led close games slip away late each time and was dealt a pair of Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference setbacks, 7-1 and 7-3, by Bloomfield at the Jackson Complex in Wilmington, DE.


Ahead 1-0 entering the fourth inning of game one, the Bears plated three runs to open a 4-0 lead. Jamie Cook scored on a throwing error, Paige Lafferty lined an RBI single and Veronica Cobos drilled an RBI triple.


Bloomfield got three more in the fifth for a 7-0 cushion, thanks to Stephanie Miller scoring on a wild pitch and Cook lacing a two-run single to left.


Kirsten Wilson (12-7) struck out six over seven innings for the Bears (22-21, 13-13 CACC), who clinched a spot in the CACC Tournament. She allowed just one run and three hits in facing only three batters above the minimum.


Wilson also collected three hits with Cook, Lafferty and Mariah Frazier getting two apiece for Bloomfield, which ended with 11.


East Windsor, NJ freshman Alyssa Giampolo (4-13) had an RBI double, but permitted seven runs – four earned – and 10 hits over five innings with a strikeout for GBC.


Bloomfield blew open game two with a four-run fifth inning, all with two outs, for a 6-1 lead. Faith Apolskis scored on an error, Cook lined an RBI single, Annette Daw drew a bases-loaded walk and Aubrey Orr crossed home on an error.


Senior Alivia Schoff (Colora, MD/Rising Sun) in her final home game had an RBI single in the first inning and freshman Rachel Davis (Bethel, DE/Delmar) lined a two-run single in the seventh for the Lightning.


Apolskis had two triples in the contest with the Bears amassing three for the game and four on the day. Orr and Lafferty also had two hits with Miller (6-10) yielding three runs and seven hits over seven innings.


Davis and junior Ryann Farley (Barnegat, NJ) had two hits apiece and Dingmans Ferry, PA sophomore Natalie Mickles (4-14) gave up six unearned runs and eight hits over 4 2/3 innings for the Lightning (9-37, 3-23).


Goldey-Beacom ends its season Sunday at Lock Haven with a 1:00 pm doubleheader.



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

Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
4701 Limestone Road, Wilmington, DE 19808



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SUBJECT: Nick Papanicolas Announces Home Loaded 2016 Wilmington Men’s Soccer Schedule

DATE: July 11, 2016
djl

NEWARK, Del. - - The 2015 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Regular Season Champion Wilmington University men’s soccer team is poised to make another late season run in 2016, scheduling 17 games to get ready for the postseason as head coach Nick Papanicolas has announced the 2016 schedule.

The bulk of the 2016 schedule will once again come from within the CACC, as the Wildcats will have to fend off 12 conference opponents to defend its 2015 CACC Regular Season crown. Last year’s team was knocked off in the CACC Tournament Semifinals, but still earned an at-large bid into the NCAA Division II East Regional Tournament for the third time in program history. The team will be battling for their first CACC Tournament Championship since the 2007 season.

Prior to the start of the CACC schedule, the Wildcats will square off against a pair of non-conference opponents in the New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) and the University of the District of Columbia (UDC).

The 2016 season opens with a four-game homestand at the WU Athletics Complex, beginning with NYIT on Saturday, September 3 at 2:30 p.m. The Wildcats will also play UDC on Wednesday, September 7 against UDC before starting the CACC portion of their schedule.

Chestnut Hill is the first conference opponent for the Wildcats, coming to Newark on Tuesday, September 13. The Wildcats will then prepare for Bloomfield on Saturday 17 in front of a packed 2016 Wilmington University Homecoming crowd.

The first road test for the Wildcats comes on Tuesday, September 20 as they head to West Chester to take on their PSAC rivals in another non-conference match. September ends with a road trip to Caldwell on the 24th and a home game against Holy Family on the 27th.

The team’s non-conference schedule finishes up in the beginning of October, hosting reigning NCAA Division II East Regional Champion LIU Post on Saturday, October 1 at 2:30 p.m. The Wildcat then host Bridgeport in their final non-conference game on Tuesday, October 4.

Throughout the rest of October, the Wildcats will host Georgian Court, Concordia, and Nyack in CACC contests, while also heading to Felician, Post, Philadelphia, Goldey-Beacom, and Dominican before the start of postseason.

The Wildcats need to be one of the top eight teams in the CACC to advance to the CACC Tournament. The quarterfinal round will once again be hosted by the higher seed and will take play on Tuesday, November 1.

The four advancing teams will meet at Georgian Court University in Lakewood, New Jersey to take part in the CACC Tournament Semifinals on Friday, November 4. A champion will be crowned on Sunday, November 6.

AGATE:

2016 Wilmington University Men’s Soccer Schedule:

AUGUST
20 – at Wesley College (scrimmage); 24 – vs. Millersville University (scrimmage); 27 – vs. Shippensburg University (scrimmage)

SEPTEMBER
3 – vs. NYIT; 7 – vs. UDC; 13 – vs. *Chestnut Hill College; 17 – vs. *Bloomfield College (Homecoming); 20 – at West Chester University; 24 – at *Caldwell University; 27 – vs. *Holy Family University

OCTOBER
1 – vs. LIU Post; 4 – vs. University of Bridgeport; 5 – vs. *Georgian Court University; 8 – at *Felician University; 12 – at *Post University; 15 – vs. *Concordia College (Breast Cancer Awareness); 19 – at *Philadelphia University; 22 – vs. *Nyack College (Senior Day); 25 – at *Goldey-Beacom College; 28 – at *Dominican College

NOVEMBER
1 – CACC Tournament (at Higher Seed); 4 – CACC Tournament Semifinals (Georgian Court University); 6 – CACC Tournament Championship (Georgian Court University)
 
SUBJECT: Wilmington Volleyball to Play Three New Teams, Again Host Wildcat Regional Invitational as Kim Habbert Announces 2016 Schedule

DATE: July 12, 2016
djl

NEWARK, Del. - - A trip to Florida and a chance to win the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament Championship on its home floor highlight the Wilmington University volleyball season, as head coach Kim Habbert announces the 2016 schedule.

The Wildcats won 20 or more matches for the sixth year in a row in 2015, going 23-10 overall while finishing second in the CACC South Division with a 15-4 record. The Wildcats advanced to at least the CACC Tournament Semifinals for the fifth straight year in 2015, making an appearance in the 2012 CACC Tournament Championship game. The team is looking to win its first CACC Tournament since the 2004 season.

The good news is that the last time the Wildcats advanced to the CACC Tournament Championship match was in 2012 when it was hosted at the WU Athletics Complex. The culmination of the 2016 season will once again be at the WU Athletics Complex as they plan to host the CACC Tournament Championship.

The 2016 season begins on September 2-3 as the Wildcats take on Puerto Rico-Mayaguez, Florida Tech, and Georgia College at the Panther Invitational Tournament hosted by Florida Tech in Melbourne, Florida.

The first chance to catch the Wildcats in action in Newark is when they host Millersville on Wednesday, September 7 at 7:00 p.m. The Wildcats then begin their annual Wildcat Regional Invitational on Friday, September 9 with matches against Pace and American International. The home tournament concludes the following day with matches against Le Moyne and Franklin Pierce.

Following the tournament season, the Wildcats hit the road for a pair of matches, first at Kutztown on September 13 before starting the CACC portion of their schedule at Felician on Saturday, September 17. Home matches against Philadelphia and Concordia, a road match at University of the Sciences, and a final home game against Chestnut Hill round out the September lineup.

During the month of October, the Wildcats will face off against reigning CACC Tournament Champion Post, Holy Family, Goldey-Beacom, Nyack, and Caldwell at home while taking to the road to play Dominican, Goldey-Beacom, Georgian Court, Bloomfield, Philadelphia, and Holy Family.

The regular season wraps up in early November with a road match at Chestnut Hill, and a tri-match against Stonehill and Southern Connecticut State in New Haven, Connecticut, hosted by SCSU. The two final home matches of the year are against Georgian Court University on November 8 and the regular season finale versus University of the Sciences on November 12.

The Wildcats need to be one of the top four teams in the CACC South Division to advance to the CACC Tournament, a feat they’ve pulled off every year since 2010. The quarterfinals will once again be at the higher seed on Tuesday, November 15, before the advancing teams meet for the CACC Tournament Semifinals in Newark on Saturday, November 19. A champion will be crowned on Sunday, November 20.

AGATE:

2016 Wilmington University Volleyball Schedule

SEPTEMBER:
2 – vs. Puerto Rico-Mayaguez (@ Florida Tech); 3 – at Florida Tech; 3 – vs. Georgia College (@ Florida Tech); 7 – Millersville; 9 – vs. Pace; 9 – vs. American International; 10 – vs. Le Moyne; 10 – vs. Franklin Pierce; 13 – at Kutztown; 17 – at *Felician; 21 – vs. *Philadelphia; 24 – vs. *Concordia; 27 – at *USciences; 30 – vs. *Chestnut Hill

OCTOBER:
1 – at *Dominican; 5 – at *Goldey-Beacom; 8 – vs. *Post; 11 – at *Georgian Court; 14 – vs. *Holy Family; 15 – at *Bloomfield; 19 – vs. *Goldey-Beacom; 22 – vs. *Nyack; 25 – at *Philadelphia; 28 – at *Holy Family; 29 – vs. *Caldwell

NOVEMBER:
2 – at *Chestnut Hill; 5 – vs. Stonehill (@ SCSU); 5 – at Southern Connecticut State; 8 – vs. *Georgian Court; 12 – vs. *USciences; 15 – CACC Tournament Quarterfinals; 19 – CACC Tournament Semifinals; 20 – CACC Tournament Championship
 
SUBJECT: Five Regular Season Meets to Prep Wilmington Cross Country Teams for 2016 Postseason Run

DATE: July 13, 2016
djl

NEWARK, Del. - - A pair of NCAA Preview Meets spanning the length of the East Coast highlights the fall season as Wilmington University cross country head coach Keith Jones announces the 2016 schedule.

Both the men’s and women’s cross country teams will compete in five meets during the regular season in preparation for the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Championship, the NCAA Division II East Regional Championship, and hopefully the 2016 NCAA Division II National Championship.

Jones will once again host his own meet to the start the season with the running of the 16th Annual WUXC Invite on Saturday, September 3 at Carousel Park. The Wildcats will remain in the First State the following weekend for the University of Delaware Invitational #1 at White Clay Creek State Park on September 10.

Trying to get a glimpse of the NCAA Division II East Regional Championship site, the Wildcats will head to the Bruce Kirsch Cup hosted by Franklin Pierce University in Hopkinton, New Hampshire., on September 17 to round out their September schedule.

October starts with a trip to the prized Don Cathcart Invitational hosted by Salisbury University on October 1. Another Preview Meet is set for October 8, as the Wildcats will head to Saint Leo University in St. Leo, Florida, to run on the Abbey Course to round out the regular season.

The men will be looking to defend their CACC Championship on Sunday, October 23, as the women will aim to improve upon their fourth place finish at last year’s championship. The men won the event by 28 points while the women had the individual champion in 2015.

A return trip to Hopkinton will be in store on November 5 for the NCAA Division II East Regional Championship with the teams vying for one of three spots in each race to advance. The NCAA Division II National Championship will be held on Saturday, November 19 on the Abbey Couse on the campus of Saint Leo University.

AGATE:

2016 Wilmington University Cross Country Schedule

SEPTEMBER
3 – vs. 16th Annual WUXC Invite (Wilmington, Del.); 10 – at UD Invitational #1 (Newark, Del.); 17 – at Bruce Kirsch Cup (Hopkinton, N.H.)

OCTOBER
1 – at Don Cathcart Invitational (Salisbury, Md.); 8 – Saint Leo Invite (St. Leo, Fla.); 23 – at CACC Championship (Philadelphia, Pa.)

NOVEMBER
5 – at NCAA Division II East Regional Championship (Hopkinton, N.H.); 21 – at NCAA Division II National Championship (St. Leo, Fla.)
 
Goldey-Beacom Men’s Soccer Announces 2016 Schedule


Goldey-Beacom’s men’s soccer squad always faces a tough schedule and the 2016 version that was released should prove to be no different.
The 18-game regular-season journey commences September 1 at Pittsburgh-Johnstown and continues six days later with the home opener vs. Saint Thomas Aquinas. Play in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference starts September 10 at Nyack.
Once late September rolls around, things really start to pick up for GBC and that includes a contest at reigning CACC champion Bloomfield on the 24th. A road game at Dominican (NY) on October 8 will be a formidable test and Homecoming Weekend features a contest October 15 against Caldwell.
The two final league games feature the top two teams from last year’s standings. The Lightning visit second-place Post on October 22 before hosting regular-season champion Wilmington (DE) on the 25th. Wilmington last season advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
The league’s top eight teams compete in the CACC Tournament, which begins November 1. The semifinals and final take place later that week in Lakewood, NJ.
The Lightning (7-12, 5-7 CACC) a season ago posted two shutouts in their final two games to clinch their first conference tournament spot since 2009. This included a 1-0 victory over Bloomfield and a 3-0 blanking of Holy Family.
Sophomore goalkeeper Suhail Bismilla (Johannesburg, South Africa) was an integral part of last year’s success and once again should play a key role. He closed 62nd in the country with 72 saves, 102nd with 4.0 per game and tied for seventh in the CACC with seven victories.
Junior Omar Hernandez (West Grove, PA/Avon Grove) is back at forward after endingtied for 32nd in the CACC with nine points last season and tied for 22nd with four goals. Junior Rerom Delys (Vila Velha, Brazil), who this summer played for Tormenta FC in Georgia, and sophomore Chahin Aghrim (Bonn, Germany) each closed tied for second on the squad with eight points.


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

Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
4701 Limestone Road, Wilmington, DE 19808



IMPORTANT: This communication and any files transmitted with it (the "Communication") is sent on behalf of Goldey-Beacom College and may be privileged or confidential. The Communication is intended solely for the intended recipient(s) or entity(ies) to which it is addressed and additionally should not be forwarded except in the course of legitimate Goldey-Beacom College business. If you are not the intended recipient or believe that you may have received this Communication in error, you may not disclose, copy, print, distribute, or otherwise use this Communication. Please indicate to the sender that you have received this Communication in error, forward a copy of this Communication to hr@gbc.edu indicating that you received it in error, and then delete this Communication and any copies thereof. Thank you.
 
Goldey-Beacom had plenty to celebrate a season ago and looks to carry that momentum into this year as the squad announced it 2016 schedule.


The slate begins September 4 with a home date vs. Barton before the team make the long trip to Murfreesboro, NC for a contest three days later at Chowan. The Lightning begin play in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference on September 10 at Nyack.


A four-game homestand in September opens the 13th against Queens (NY) and ends the 20th vs. Georgian Court, which last season went undefeated during regular-season CACC play. GBC then plays four of its next five games on the road, with the lone game in Pike Creek being Homecoming Weekend on October 1 against Felician.


The Lightning are home October 12 vs. reigning CACC champion Philadelphia U. and league play ends October 26 at home against Wilmington (DE).


The league’s top eight teams make the CACC tournament, which starts October 31. The semifinals and final will be held later that week in Lakewood, NJ.


GBC (8-10, 5-7 CACC) last season made the conference tournament a second straight year, marking the first time this happened since the squad went four consecutive seasons from 2003-06.


A key returnee this season is junior midfielder Amy Runciman (Luton, England), who last year was tabbed first team All-CACC, second team CCA All-East Region and third team NSCAA All-East Region. She also closed eighth in the country with 0.56 assists per game, 12th with 10 assists, 31st with 1.67 points per game, and her 10 goals, 10 assists and 30 points all were among the top six single-season marks in school history.


Runciman enters the year tied for third in school history with 16 assists and 10th with 40 points.


Senior Cindell Aguirre (El Paso, TX) returns for her fourth season as the squad’s starting goalkeeper. A key part of the defense, she enters the year second in school history with eight shutouts, third with a 2.16 save percentage and fourth with 169 saves.


Junior Kelsey Vick (Clarksboro, NJ/Paul VI) closed third on the team last year with 17 points, senior Becca Cordo (Roosevelt, NJ/Hightstown) was fourth with 16 that included seven goals and sophomore Cliona Crammond (Wicklow, Ireland) amassed 13 points.



Derek Crudele
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The prolific history of Goldey-Beacom’s women’s tennis program once again should take another step forward this season as the squad was picked to end second in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference based on a vote by the league’s coaches.


GBC (8-7, 4-3 CACC) has made the CACC Tournament eight straight years, the longest streak of any team in school history, and that includes four trips to the final. The Lightning last season had four singles players close above .500 and the team recorded late-season victories over Philadelphia U. and Caldwell to end in fourth place.


One of those key players was senior Nina Sengl (Puchheim, Germany), who amassed a 9-6 singles record that included 8-5 at the third spot and an 8-7 mark in doubles. Sengl also was presented the league’s Women’s Tennis Top XV Award for having the best GPA among those participating at the league championship.


Sengl enters the campaign sixth in school history with 33 doubles wins and eighth with 31 singles triumphs.


Senior Francesca Beg (Westbury, England), a key player from the historic 2014-15 squad, posted an 11-3 doubles mark and won a first-round match in the “A” singles flight at the ITA Championship in a year she competed at No. 1 singles. Sophomore Manuela Cornejo (Waldbronn, Germany) had a solid debut campaign last season, closing 8-4 in singles and 6-3 in doubles, and will be one of the players counted on this year.


GBC received a pair of first-place votes and Chestnut Hill got the top spot with six first-place nods. The league once again will have eight teams with Concordia (NY), the seven-time reigning CACC champion, suspending its program and Wilmington (DE) introducing the sport.


The league’s top five teams will compete in the CACC Tournament, beginning October 18. The fourth and fifth seeds will battle in a first-round tie with the winner joining the remaining three teams in the semifinals.


Goldey-Beacom opens its season September 1 at LIU Post on the same Brookville, NY courts in which it beat Chestnut Hill, 5-3, in 2015 for the school’s first head-to-head NCAA Tournament victory in any sport. The home opener is September 14 vs. Wilmington at the Delcastle Tennis Center.


2016 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Women’s Tennis Poll

1. Chestnut Hill 61 pts. (6 first-place votes)

2. Goldey-Beacom 53 pts. (2)

3. Post 46 pts.

4. Philadelphia U. 40 pts.

5. U. of the Sciences 28 pts.

6. Holy Family 26 pts.

7. Caldwell 21 pts.

8. Wilmington (DE) 13 pts.



Derek Crudele
Sports Information Specialist
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Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
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SUBJECT: Sharp First Half Shooting Carries Women’s Basketball to 80-71 Victory over Lincoln in Final Nonconference Contest

DATE: December 30, 2016
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NEWARK, Del. - - The hot shooting of the Wilmington University women’s basketball team allowed the Wildcats to lead wire-to-wire in an 80-71 nonconference contest over Lincoln (Pa.) on Friday afternoon at the WU Athletics Complex.

The Wildcats (5-8) jumped out to a large lead in the first half, shooting 52.6 percent from the floor while hitting 6-of-7 from beyond the three-point arc to jump out to a 48-27 halftime lead. The Lions (3-9) closed the gap by winning the third and fourth quarters by six points each, but the deficit was too large to overcome down the stretch.

The hot shooting began right off the bat for the Wildcats, as they went 10-of-19 from the floor, including 3-of-4 from three-point land in the first quarter. Layups from Macy Robinson and Emma Matthews, followed by free throws from LaShyra Williams quickly put the Wildcats ahead, 6-0.

Matthews hit the first three-pointer of the game before Robinson followed with back-to-back triples to put the home team ahead, 23-12, with less than a minute to play in the quarter. Jocelyn Rodriguez capped the first quarter with an old fashioned three-point play, doubling up the Lions, 26-13, after 10-minutes of play.

The Wildcats continued to extend the lead in the second quarter, as they shot 8-of-15 from the floor, including a perfect 3-of-3 from deep. A Matthews three put the Wildcats ahead, 31-15, before Robinson and Jasmine Lee hit back-to-back treys to give the home team a 39-17 lead. The Wildcats were stuck on 41 points for nearly three minutes of game-time before they rattled off another 7-0, capped by a Robinson three-point play to head into the halftime break leading 48-27.

The shooting cooled off for the Wildcats but their 21-point halftime lead was good enough to hold off Lincoln down the stretch. The Lions won the third quarter, 20-14, before taking the fourth quarter, 24-18, but didn’t get the game back to within 10-point until 41 seconds to play. Two free throws cut the Wildcats’ lead to 78-69 with 20 seconds left before settling on the final score, 80-71.

Robinson finished with her first double-double of the year for the Wildcats, scoring a team-high 19 points while also grabbing a game-high 13 rebounds. She went 7of-10 from the floor, hitting 4-of-5 from beyond the three-point arc. Lee came off the bench to score 17 points, also shooting 7-of-10 from the floor. Matthews finished with 16 points, shooting 7-of-12 from the floor while hitting 2-of-4 three-pointers. Williams was the final Wildcat in double figures with 13 points.

The win snapped a three-game losing streak for the Wildcats in their final nonconference game of the season. They will finish the 2017 portion of their season with all Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference game, starting on Wednesday at Felician. The women will tip-off at 5:30 p.m. in Rutherford, N.J.
 
UBJECT: Wilmington University Cheerleaders to hold National Championship Send-Off Party on Monday

DATE: January 4, 2017
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NEWARK, Del. - - The five-time reigning Universal Cheerleaders Association (UCA) Division II Small Coed National Champion Wilmington University cheerleading team is at it again, looking for its sixth straight national title when they compete at the 2017 UCA & UDA College Cheerleading and Dance Team National Championship in Orlando, Florida on January 13-15.

But that won’t be the first time they will be performing their National Championship routine, as they will be holding a send-off party at the WU Athletics Complex on Monday, January 9 at 6:00 p.m.

In addition to the team routine, the Wildcats will also be sending three stunt groups to the national competition, led by two all-girl stunt groups and a co-ed group. Fans in attendance at the send-off will also be able to check out the three stunt group routines in addition to the team routine. Doors to the complex open at 5:45 p.m. with the routines starting at 6:00 p.m.

Once down in Orlando, the all-girl group of Alyssa Haines, Dominque Tee, Alyssa Kalafut, and Corinne Carney will hit the mats first, putting on their routine for the judges on Friday, January 13 at 8:18 p.m. The co-ed partner group of Matthew Henry-Marshall and Wendy Mayerson is the second Wildcat team to hit the mats, going off at 8:45 p.m. The all-girl group of Ciana Perez, MaKayla Moreland, Maranda Moreland, and Kristen Basquill directly follow the co-ed group at 8:48 p.m. to round out the Wildcats in action on Friday night.

New to the 2017 competition, the Division II Small Coed group will have a semifinal round with the Wildcats performing in front of the judges at 12:13 p.m. on Saturday, January 14. The teams will then be ranked into the final seven championship spots with finalist routines starting at 2:30 p.m. for Division II Small Coed. The scores and awards will be announced at approximately 4:00 p.m. on Saturday.

In preparation for the National Championships, the Wildcats will also be performing their routine at the Victory Viper Showcase at Delaware Valley University this coming Friday night, at halftime of the Wilmington women’s basketball game on Saturday at the WU Athletics Complex, and at the Garden State Championship in Bridgewater, New Jersey, on Sunday.

Come out on Monday night to help the Wildcats strive for their sixth straight UCA Division II Small Coed National Championship with the team send-off at the WU Athletics Complex.
 
Second-Half Drama Propels Goldey-Beacom Men’s Basketball to 79-75 Win at Concordia (NY)


Senior Shakeem Wilson (Brooklyn, NY) enjoyed a dominant second half and sophomore Corey Taite (Sayreville, NJ) canned the go-ahead 3-pointer with 1:26 remaining, lifting Goldey-Beacom to a 79-75 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference win at Concordia in Bronxville, NY.


The Lightning led by as many as 15 points early in the second half and owned a 61-51 cushion with 10:47 to go. But the Clippers showed great resiliency in using a 17-5 run over 5 1/2 minutes to incredibly grab a 68-67 lead with 5:43 left. Elijah Brown and Jalen Heath each netted five points in the spurt and Cedrick McFadden capped it with a 3-pointer.


Senior Sameen Swint (Sicklerville, NJ) nailed a jumper with 5:31 remaining to give GBC a 69-68 cushion, but Concordia regained the lead as Stephen Milhaven put back his own miss with 5:14 left.


Swint and Wilson each hit a layup as the Lightning grabbed a 73-70 lead before McFadden made a jumper and Heath nailed a go-ahead 3-pointer with 2:23 to go for a 75-73 margin.


After an empty possession each way, GBC had the ball and finally took the lead for good. Junior Dante Thompson (Coram, NY) drove to the goal and fed the ball to Taite, who was open in the left corner and buried the triple for the half’s sixth lead change and the game’s ninth.


After Heath committed a turnover, Wilson hit a massive 10-foot jumper with 35 seconds left for a 78-75 GBC advantage. The Clippers’ first attempt to tie resulted in Swint blocking McFadden’s 3-pointer and a held ball gave the home side another chance. This time, it was Heath’s turn to miss with a rebound and subsequent free throw from senior Riyan Williams (Dunkirk, MD) giving the Lightning their ninth win in 10 games.


Wilson scored 14 of his team-high 18 points in the second half on 5-of-6 shooting to help his side go for 50 percent (13-of-26) in the stanza. Taite overall netted 15 points with Thompson and senior Khalil Keel (Philadelphia, PA) adding12 apiece for the Lightning (10-3, 5-2 CACC).


Justyn Gardner poured in 21 points, Heath scored 19 and McFadden added 18 for the Clippers (3-12, 2-5), who played admirably in shooting 46 percent (31-of-68) from the field.


Goldey-Beacom is home Tuesday against Felician as part of a doubleheader with the women’s team. The men’s game starts at 8:00 pm, preceded by the women’s 6:00 pm contest.

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SUBJECT: Second Half Shooting Carries Wilmington Men’s Basketball to 85-68 CACC Victory over Caldwell

DATE: January 14, 2017
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NEWARK, Del. - - A strong second half carried the Wilmington University men’s basketball team to an 85-68 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory over Caldwell on Saturday afternoon at the WU Athletics Complex.

In a matchup of two of the top scoring teams in the conference, the Wildcats (12-6, 7-2 CACC) were the ones that were able to put up 51 points in the second half, keeping the Cougars (10-7, 5-4 CACC) to 31.9 percent shooting for the game and 10 points fewer than their season’s average. The Wildcats outpaced the Cougars, 51-35, in the second half.

With the win, the Wildcats surpass the 2014-15 team’s mark of 11 wins in a season during the NCAA era, setting a new program record with 10 games left in the regular season.

Four Wildcats reached double figures on Saturday afternoon, led by fifth year senior Tajee Almon’s first double-double of the season. He scored 16 points and added a game-high 15 rebounds while adding three blocked shots. Tyaire Ponzo-Meek scored a game-high 23 points, shooting 10-of-13 from the floor, including 6-of-6 in the first half. Ponzo-Meek nearly had a triple-double, grabbing eight rebounds while adding seven assists as well.

Omari Dill-Pettiford poured in 15 points while hitting four three-pointers and Nick Richards put in 10 points with four assists and three steals.

Out of the halftime break, the Cougars tied the game at 39-39 with three straight buckets, but Drew Johnson answered with a three-pointer of his own to regain the lead for the Wildcats. Almon put in back-to-back buckets before Ponzo-Meek hit one of his two three-pointers to put the home team on top, 49-41, with 13:49 to play.

Back-to-back Dill-Pettiford three-pointers gave the Wildcats a 61-47 lead with nine minutes left before Almon gave the Wildcats their first 15-point lead with another layup, 65-50. Caldwell answered with three three-pointers to close to within eight points, but Dill-Pettiford stopped any threat of a comeback with a three of his own in front of his own bench, 70-59, with 6:06 showing on the clock. A Nick Richards steal and dunk cemented the victory for the Wildcats with 4:19 to play.

The Wildcats shot 46.9 percent from the floor for the game, hitting 9-of-21 from beyond the three-point arc. They also only missed three shots from the foul line, going 16-of-19 for the game.

The Wildcats are in action again on Tuesday at the WU Athletics Complex, looking for redemption against USciences in a South Divisional matchup. The Devils gave the Wildcats one of their two CACC losses, 91-80, on December 6. The men cap the CACC doubleheader with an opening tip scheduled for 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday night.
 
ATE: January 14, 2017
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NEWARK, Del. - - The Wilmington University women’s basketball team had the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference North Division leaders Caldwell on the ropes, but the Cougars remained undefeated in league play with a strong second half in taking down the Wildcats, 87-76, on Saturday afternoon at the WU Athletics Complex.

The Wildcats (6-12, 3-6 CACC) led throughout the first half, taking as large as a nine-point lead with 1:55 left in the second quarter. But the Cougars (14-3, 9-0 CACC) came out of the break and scored 61 points in the second half, taking the lead for good with 3:04 remaining in the third quarter.

Play picked up in the second quarter, with the Wildcats leading 10-6 following the first 10 minutes of play. Macy Robinson continued her hot first half with a three-pointer to open the second quarter before buckets from Jasmine Lee and Ebonee Dixon and a free throw from Dixon to take an 18-11 lead.

The Cougars closed to within 24-21 but the Wildcats received three layups from Dixon, Lee and Jocelyn Rodriguez to take their largest lead of the first half, 30-21, with 1:55 left in the half. But the Cougars responded with the final five points of the half to seize momentum going into the half with the Wildcats on top, 30-26.

The Wildcats scored seven of the first nine points of the third quarter with Robinson hitting a three-pointer to put the Wildcats in front by nine once more, 37-28. Caldwell turned it on from there, however, scoring nine straight to tie the game at 37 with 6:57 to left in the third. LaShyra Williams answered with an old fashioned three-point play before Jamiere Jefferies laid one home to regain a 42-37 lead for the Wildcats. But once again, the Cougars fought back, using a 6-0 run to take their first lead, 43-42.

The teams went on the seesaw until the Cougars broke the trend with a layup, 49-46. Williams answered the Caldwell three with a three of her own with under a minute to play in the quarter but the Cougars got the last say in the quarter, converting a layup for the 56-53 lead.

The Cougars struck first in the fourth to take a five-point lead, and the Wildcats could only get the gap under five-points once the rest of the game as the Cougars began to pull away. Robinson hit a three-pointer to bring the home team to within 75-68, but the Cougars hit a layup and a three-pointer to take their largest lead of the game, 80-68, with 2:40 left in regulation.

Robinson finished with her second double-double of the year, pouring in team highs of 21 points and 12 rebounds. She shot 5-of-10 from the floor, hitting 4-of-8 from long distance. She also finished with a game high seven assists. Williams shot 8-of-12 from the floor for 20 points while Dixon came off the bench to score 13 points.

The Wildcats will look to end their three-game skid with another home game on Tuesday, as they welcome USciences to the Complex for their final home game of January. The women will begin the doubleheader with a 6:00 p.m. tip-off.
 
Riyan Williams Leads the Way for Goldey-Beacom Men’s Basketball in 98-71 Triumph at Dominican (NY)


Senior Riyan Williams (Dunkirk, MD) had a first half to remember and closed the game with a season-best 25 points in lifting Goldey-Beacom to its fifth straight victory, a 98-71 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference rout of Dominican (NY) in Orangeburg, NY.


Williams was the main attraction in the opening half, scoring 19 points on 8-of-10 shooting to give GBC a 54-35 lead. The Lightning shot an eye-popping 62 percent (21-of-34) from the floor in the half, owned a 23-14 rebounding edge and a 35-7 advantage in bench points.


The deciding run in the half was a 24-9 burst in just over six minutes that gave the Lightning a 46-22 lead with 4:11 remaining. William scored eight points in the half with sophomore Rachid Shimou (Piscataway, NJ) adding six.


Williams ended the contest shooting 11-of-15 from the floor and besting his previous high of 19 points set January 4 against Caldwell. It is the 11th time he has scored in double figures this season and sixth in the last seven contests.


Shimou closed with 14 points and nine rebounds, Sameen Swint (Sicklerville, NJ) had 10 and 10 for his first double-double of the season, fellow senior Shakeem Wilson (Brooklyn, NY) poured in 13 points with senior Khalil Keel (Philadelphia, PA) and junior Dante Thompson (Coram, NY) adding 11 apiece for the Lightning.


GBC shot 55 percent (36-of-66) overall from the floor, posted a 45-37 rebounding edge and snapped a four-game skid against Dominican. The winning streak is one short of a season-best six-game run accomplished from November 22-December 12, 2016.


Daniel Grant scored 15 points on 7-of-14 shooting with Sayon Charles adding 13 for the Chargers, who shot 40 percent (28-of-70) from the field.


GBC remains tied with Wilmington (7-2) for second place in the CACC South and one-half game behind Philadelphia U. (8-2).


Goldey-Beacom on Tuesday makes the trip to Lakewood, NJ to visit Georgian Court as part of a doubleheader with the women’s team. The men’s game starts at 8:00 pm, preceded by the women’s 6:00 pm contest.



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

Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
4701 Limestone Road, Wilmington, DE 19808



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SUBJECT: Tough Trips to Myrtle Beach and Florida Highlight 2017 Softball Schedule as Wildcats Look to Defend CACC Title

DATE: January 24, 2017
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NEWARK, Del. - - The reigning Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Tournament Champions Wilmington University softball team opens its 2017 campaign with two trips south, as head coach Mike Shehorn has announced its spring schedule.

The Wildcats have enjoyed unparalleled success over the past couple years, winning two CACC Tournament Championships while reaching three consecutive NCAA Division II East Regional Tournaments. The 2017 schedule features 10 teams (17 games) against teams that competed in last seasons’ Regional Tournaments, including two that reached the Super Regionals, and one National Tournament competitor.

The path to yet another postseason run begins in February.

The 2017 campaign starts with the Snowbird Softball Freeze Out Tournament in Myrtle Beach over the weekend of February 17-19. The Wildcats open the season with games against Kutztown and Southern New Hampshire on Friday, February 17. The Wildcats also play Shippensburg, Lock Haven, Merrimack, and Concord over the course of the opening weekend in South Carolina.

Following a few weeks back in Delaware, the Wildcats will head to their annual stomping grounds in Clermont, Florida, to play games at the National Training Center. Their first games in the Sunshine State are schedule for Monday, March 6.

During their time in Florida, the team will play Southern Indiana, Minnesota State-Mankato, Le Moyne, Findlay, Wayne State (Neb.), Stonehill, Minnesota Duluth, LIU Post, Hillsdale, and Saint Anselm all in single games.

The CACC portion of the 2017 schedule begins with a road trip to Bloomfield on Saturday, March 18 before heading to reigning East Super Regional Champion and NCAA Division II National Tournament participant Adelphi on Sunday, March 19. The Panthers went 1-2 in the National Tournament a season ago.

The first chance to catch the Wildcats in action at Asbury Field will be on Tuesday, March 21, when they host Philadelphia for a conference doubleheader. The team will host West Chester and Caldwell before taking to the to play at LIU Post and Holy Family to round out the month of March.

Throughout the month of April, the Wildcats will host CACC games against Dominican, Georgian Court, Goldey-Beacom, Chestnut Hill, USciences, and Nyack while also hosting nonconference opponents East Stroudsburg, and Shippensburg. Road games in April include Concordia, Post, Felician, and Kutztown. Senior Day is scheduled for Saturday, April 29 against Nyack.

The CACC Tournament will once again be hosted by Georgian Court University in Lakewood, New Jersey, with the top eight teams from the regular season competing to take the trophy away from the Wildcats. The tournament starts May 4 with a champion to be crowned on Saturday, May 6.

AGATE:

2017 Wilmington University Softball Schedule

February
17 – vs. Kutztown (@ Myrtle Beach, S.C.), vs. Southern New Hampshire (@ Myrtle Beach, S.C.); 18 – vs. Shippensburg (@ Myrtle Beach, S.C.), vs. Lock Haven (@Myrtle Beach, S.C.); 19 – vs. Merrimack (@ Myrtle Beach, S.C.), vs. Concord (@ Myrtle Beach, S.C.)

March
6 – vs. Southern Indiana (@ Clermont, Fla.), vs. Minnesota State-Mankato (@ Clermont, Fla.); 7 – vs. Le Moyne (@ Clermont, Fla.), vs. Findlay (@ Clermont, Fla.); 8 – vs. Wayne State (Neb.) (@ Clermont, Fla.), vs. Stonehill (@ Clermont, Fla.); 9 – vs. Minnesota Duluth (@ Clermont, Fla.), vs. LIU Post (@ Clermont, Fla.); 10 vs. Hillsdale (@ Clermont, Fla.), vs. Saint Anselm (@ Clermont, Fla.) 18 – at *Bloomfield; 19 – at Adelphi; 21 – vs. *Philadelphia; 23 – vs. West Chester; 25 – vs. *Caldwell; 26 – at LIU Post; 29 – at *Holy Family

April
1 – vs. *Dominican; 4 – vs. *Georgian Court; 6 – at *Concordia; 8 – at *Post; 12 – vs. *Goldey-Beacom; 18 – at *Felician; 19 – vs. East Stroudsburg; 20 – vs. *Chestnut Hill; 22 – at Kutztown; 23 – vs. Shippensburg; 26 – vs. *USciences; 29 – vs. *Nyack
 
Goldey-Beacom Women’s Basketball Rallies for 69-63 Win Over Holy Family


Junior Lexi Bruno (Millville, NJ) scored 20 points and sophomore Tanner Turner-Rush (Harrisburg, PA) canned the go-ahead 3-pointer for Goldey-Beacom, which rallied in the second half for an historic 69-63 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference triumph over Holy Family at the Jones Center in Wilmington, DE.


Holy Family led most of the way, building a 52-42 lead with 1:15 left in the third quarter courtesy of a 14-6 run that required just under five minutes. Jill Conroy scored six points in that span for the Tigers and Abigail Iannotti continued what was a dominating night with four.


The Lightning then struck for the next 10 points to forge a 52-52 tie with 8:38 to play. Junior Britani Bryson (Hampton, VA) netted five points in that time and Turner-Rush buried a 3-pointer.


The lead would not be more than three for almost the entire quarter and Holy Family took its final advantage, 63-62, with 2:15 to go when Conroy hit two free throws.


GBC on its next possession worked the ball inside to Bryson and then she kicked it out to Turner-Rush, who canned a huge 3-pointer with 2:01 to play to give her side a 65-63 margin.


The teams traded missed 3-pointers before Holy Family got the ball with under a minute left. Conroy was looked at to deliver the equalizer, but she missed and Bryson hauled in the rebound. Bruno then had her number called and she came through on a layup with 28 seconds left for a 67-63 game that all but ended things.


Turner-Rush scored 15 points on five 3-pointers with Bryson netting 13 points and freshman Nina Bartlette (Winthrop, MA) adding 11 for the Lightning, who have won four of their last five games.


Iannotti simply was a sight to watch with 24 points on 11-of-20 shooting and 18 rebounds in an astonishing performance. Conroy added 22 for the Tigers (5-15, 4-8 CACC), who shot 40 percent (25-of-62) from the floor.


GBC (13-8, 9-3) notched its first victory in Pike Creek against Holy Family in 17 all-time tries and remains one game in back of U. of the Sciences (10-2) for first place in the CACC South Division. The victory also was the 50th for fourth-year coach Bethann Burke.


Goldey-Beacom is on the road Saturday at Nyack at 1:00 pm with the men’s game at 3:00 pm following it.




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

Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
4701 Limestone Road, Wilmington, DE 19808



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SUBJECT: Second Half Shooting Saves Slow First Half As Wilmington Men’s Basketball Downs Chestnut Hill, 70-63, on Senior Night

DATE: February 15, 2017
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NEWARK, Del. - - The second half shooting of the Wilmington University men’s basketball team spurred the Wildcats to a much needed 70-63 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory over Chestnut Hill on Senior Night on Wednesday night at the WU Athletics Complex.

The win, coupled with a Goldey-Beacom loss to USciences, puts both teams at 13-4 in the South Division and in a tie for second place. The Wildcats are 18-8 overall while the Lightning fall to 19-5 overall. The two teams meet for the second time this season on Saturday night at the Joseph West Jones Center in Wilmington. The Wildcats took the first meeting this season.

On Wednesday, the Wildcats got off to a slow start in the first half, maybe due to the standing room only crowd on hand to witness the Senior Night ceremonies of four Wildcats during pregame. The Wildcats only shot 8-for-34 (23.5 percent) from the floor in the first half, including just 3-of-10 from beyond the three-point arc. Their saving grace was hitting 9-of-11 from the foul line. All that being said, the Wildcats were a three-pointer at the buzzer rimming out from being tied at the half, going into the break trailing, 31-28.

The second half started with a bang for the Wildcats, as senior Tajee Almon came up with a big block on the first defensive opportunity, leading to a game-tying three-pointer by fellow senior Brian Adkins at the other end.

The Griffins were able to harness the fast start for the Wildcats and took a 40-35 lead with 15:47 showing on the clock. That’s when Omari Dill-Pettiford started a 7-0 run with a layup before senior Drew Johnson II hit a three-pointer and senior Tyaire Ponzo-Meek finished off a Nick Richards pick for the Wildcats’ first lead of the second half with 13:58 to paly.

Another defensive steal led to an old fashioned three-point play for Ponzo-Meek as he was starting to heat up in the second half after shooting 0-for-7 with only two points in the first half. His free-throw gave the Wildcats the a 47-42 lead with 10:56 left on the clock. The Wildcats wouldn’t relinquish the lad from there on out.

Ponzo-Meek sandwiched three-pointers around a Johnson three-pointer to give the Wildcats their largest lead of the game, 62-53, with 4:08 remaining. The Griffins (5-19, 2-15 CACC) got to within five point on a couple occasions, but the Wildcats went 6-of-6 from the foul line down the stretch for the victory.

After the slow start, Ponzo-Meek finished with a game-high 19 points, adding six rebounds, an assist, and two blocked shots. Johnson hit three three-pointers while going 5-of-6 from the foul like for 16 points, adding seven rebounds, four assists, and two blocks as well. Richards added 14 points and a game-high 10 rebounds for his third consecutive double-double. Richards also added five assists and two steals.

The Wildcats take to the road for their two final regular season contests, both with playoff implications as the Wildcats are trying to host a first-round game. Goldey-Beacom is up first on Saturday with the tip-off scheduled for 6:00 p.m.
 
UBJECT: Women’s Basketball Falls Short on Comeback Trail, 95-85, to Chestnut Hill on Senior Night

DATE: February 15, 2017
Sam Hardy

NEWARK, Del. - - A plethora of scoring in front of a packed house on Senior Night was not enough for the Wilmington University women’s basketball team to get a win. They were defeated by Chestnut Hill College, 95-85, in central Atlantic Collegiate Conference action at the Wilmington University Athletics Complex on Wednesday evening.

The Wildcats (12-14, 9-8 CACC) were leading 25-17 after the first quarter, but failed to keep the pedal on the gas as the Griffins outscored them 22-10 in the second quarter. The Griffins (16-8, 11-6 CACC) took the lead in the second quarter and never looked back, as they led the game for a total of 22:22 of the entire game. The lead changed only two times, as control was steadily maintained by Chestnut Hill once they took the lead.

The Griffins shot an impressive 51.5 percent in this game, hitting 79.2 percent of their free throws, which proved to be important at the end of the game. The away team scored a total of 44 points in the paint, compared to the Wildcats’ 24 points. The Wildcats were able to stick around by forcing the Griffins into 25 turnovers, turning them into 27 points at the other end.

LaShyra Williams led the Wildcats in scoring tonight with 25 points, and 10 rebounds for the double-double. Williams was the only Wildcat to play all 40 minutes. Macy Robinson hit four three-pointers, three of which came in the first half, which helped her accumulate a total of 16 points. Jasmine Lee also joined in on the high scoring contest with 17 points of her own. Although the box score shows that Wilmington didn’t hold a lead since the second quarter, they kept it close by never letting the lead get larger than 10 points.

Trailing by 10 points with 8:41 left in regulation, the Wildcats went on an 8-2 run to close to within 73-69 with 6:32 to play. Down seven once more, the Wildcats went on another 7-1 spurt to close to within 77-76 with 4:28 showing on the clock.

Down four points, Nyree Grant missed a layup from point blank with just under two minute to play and the Wildcats were never able to recover. The Griffins scored the next five points and extended the lead back out to as many as 10 point before settling on the final.

There were playoff implications on tonight’s game, as the Wildcats had a chance to possibly move eerily close to the second and third place spots in the CACC. With the loss they sit two games back of Goldey-Beacom and Chestnut Hill in the second and third spots, respectively, in the conference.

Jocelyn Rodriguez played 39 minutes and scored 10 points, grabbed seven rebounds, added three steals, and led the team in assists with four. The tenacity and intensity was certainly there for the Wildcats, as they had a team total of 16 steals.

The Wildcats travel to crosstown rivals Goldey-Beacom on Saturday with a chance to stay in front of Philadelphia for the fourth and final playoff spot form the South Division. The opening tip is set for 8:00 p.m. on Saturday night at the Jones Center.
 
Goldey-Beacom Men’s Basketball Handed Crushing 74-73 Loss by University of the Sciences


Goldey-Beacom led practically throughout, but gave up a couple of key late baskets and left the Jones Center in Wilmington with a tough 74-73 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference setback from University of the Sciences.


GBC led by as many as 11 and held a 63-53 cushion with 9:30 left. USciences then began to chip away and an 11-2 run over just 2 1/2 minutes got it within 65-64 with seven minutes left. Bryan Okolo scored five points in that time and Jon McGill capped it with a 3-pointer.


The Lightning held a 67-66 lead when senior Sameen Swint (Sicklerville, NJ) hit a massive layup and was fouled by Will Gregorits that got the crowd going. Swint converted the old-fashioned three-point play with 5:15 to go for a four-point game and all looked real good for the home side.


But GBC suddenly could not buy a basket and USciences could. Beni Toure hit a jumper with 4:06 to go for a 70-68 contest and Gregorits made amends on a layup with 3:06 remaining for a tie game.


Empty possessions followed and for a while, no one wanted the lead. Okolo stepped up as his layup with 1:20 to go made it 72-70 and gave USciences its first lead since 2-0.


Sophomore Corey Taite (Sayreville, NJ) missed a 3-pointer for the Lightning and senior Parris Ridgeway-Higgs (New Castle, DE) hauled in a big offensive rebound. Ridgeway-Higgs then tried to tie it on a jumper, but he missed and grabbed his own rebound. Finally the ball ended up in the hands of Swint, who canned a 3-pointer from the left wing with 51 seconds left for a 73-72 lead.


The Devils benefitted from a Lightning timeout and they looked to regain the advantage. McGill again came through, getting a pass from Toure and hitting from the right baseline with 23 seconds to go for a 74-73 contest.


GBC milked the clock looking for a good shot, but Wilson misfired in close before Okolo grabbed the rebound and was fouled with 3.5 seconds left. However, he missed both and GBC called timeout after getting the rebound.


Now the Lightning had to go the length of the court in 3.1 seconds, but they could not get off a shot and were handed their second straight loss that followed a school-record 12-game winning streak.


Wilson scored 15 points, Swint netted 14, senior Riyan Williams (Dunkirk, MD) and junior Dante Thompson (Coram, NY) scored 13 apiece with Ridgeway-Higgs getting 11 for GBC, which entered ninth in the first NCAA East Region rankings of the year.


McGill scored 21 points, Okolo netted 18, Toure poured in 15 and Gregorits added 13 for the Devils, who shot 58 percent (28-of-48) from the floor and only led for 81 seconds. USciences (12-14, 10-8 CACC) holds a 1 1/2 game lead over Holy Family (8-9) for the fourth and final spot in the CACC Tournament from the South Division.


GBC (19-5, 13-4) drops into a second-place tie with Wilmington (13-4) and both are one-half game behind Philadelphia U. (13-3). The latter faces Georgian Court (1-24) on Thursday.


Goldey-Beacom and Wilmington will do battled at the Jones Center on Saturday in a massive contest at 6:00 pm. Please note GBC will be host “Hoop it Up” for our alumni and parents of student-athletes during the game. To RSVP your attendance, please RSVP the alumni office at alumni@gbc.edu.



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

Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
4701 Limestone Road, Wilmington, DE 19808



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