Women's Fall Sports for 2017

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SUBJECT: Blocks Carry Wilmington Volleyball to 3-1 Victory over USciences, Stay Alive in Playoff Race

DATE: November 4, 2017
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NEWARK, Del. - - The Wilmington University volleyball team remains in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference playoff picture with a 3-1 victory over USciences on Saturday afternoon at the WU Athletics Complex.

Set scores for the match were 25-17, 21-25, 25-12, and 25-21.

Following a pregame ceremony to honor the 2017 Senior Class, the Wildcats (13-17, 9-8 CACC) took it to the Devils (6-15, 4-13 CACC) to remain in the hunt for the CACC Tournament. With the win, coupled with Georgian Court falling to Jefferson, the Wildcats and Lions are now tied for fourth place in the South Division with two matches remaining. The Lions hold the head-to-head tiebreaker over the Wildcats, however.

The middles again led the Wildcats as senior Eile Harris put down 12 kills on 20 attempts, finishing with a .500 hitting percentage. She also led the defense with six block assists while adding one solo block. Rebecca Rawlinson put down seven kills while adding two solo blocks and two block assists. The Wildcats out-blocked the Devils, 11-5.

After the Devils came back and tied the match, 1-1, the Wildcats grabbed momentum with a brilliant third set. They scored the first four points of the set before another 4-0 run gave the home team a 9-3 advantage. They continued to score two points for every one for the Devils, getting a Rawlinson service ace to double up the Devils, 20-10. Following a Devils’ kill, Brittany Ford sparked a 3-0 run to end the third game, serving up an ace before Harris put down a kill for the 2-1 lead, 25-12.

The Devils didn’t go away easily, however, as they came out in the fourth set and took a 6-3 lead. Trailing 9-7, the Wildcats started their comeback by rattling off six straight en route to a 8-2 run to take a 15-11 lead. The Devils climbed back to within a single point on multiple occasions, but the Wildcats were always able to keep the slight edge. Leading 22-21, Rawlinson put down a kill to start a 3-0 run to end the match. Miranda Shaw came up with an ace for match point before a bad set by the Devils ended the set, 25-21, and the match, 3-1.

Mandy Behiels added eight kills while the Wildcats hit .141 for the match. Their 11 blocks and 64 digs aided in allowing the Devils to only hit .023 for the match. Addalyn Flores led the defense with 23 digs while Jill Braunberg was the only other Wildcat to reach double figures with 11. Braunsberg finished with the only double-double for the Wildcats with 16 assists. Shaw added 18 assists to go along with four aces.

The Wildcats have two matches remaining, both against CACC South Division opponents. Their final home game of the regular season will be on Wednesday when they host Holy Family at the Complex. The Tigers are currently in second place in the South Division. First serve is set for 7:00 p.m.

 

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: David Willauer<dawvoice3@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, Nov 4, 2017 at 12:53 PM
Subject: Fwd: Article: HORNETS UPENDED BY COPPIN STATE IN MEAC MATCH
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Subject: Article: HORNETS UPENDED BY COPPIN STATE IN MEAC MATCH
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HORNETS UPENDED BY COPPIN STATE IN MEAC MATCH
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Sat, November 04, 2017
Dover, Del. (Nov. 3, 2017) --- The Delaware State volleyball team had a season-best hitting percentage, but it was not enough in a 3-1 MEAC North loss to Coppin State in Memorial Hall Friday evening. The Eagles won the first two sets, 26-24 and 25-21, before the Hornets stayed alive in the contest with a 25-18 victory in set three. Coppin State took the fourth set 25-22 to clinch the match. Coppin State’s Asia Stennis led all players with 21 kills, while teammate Dominique Madarang had a match-high 44 assists. Glorines Rosado led three Eagles in double-figures with 17 digs.

Sabina Szmajduch had a team-high 14 kills for Delaware State. Freshmen Kiera Holtzclaw and Mayah Mgundam contributed 10 kills each for the Hornets. Gabriella Enriquez recorded 38 assists, while DSU’s Alliyah McBean led all players with 21 digs in the match.

The Hornets had 46 kills and just 17 errors on 123 attacks for a season-high .236 hitting percentage in the contest. However, Coppin State posted a .246 percentage, tallying 55 kills and 21 errors on 138 attempts.

In the first set, Delaware State led by as many as seven points before the Eagles stormed back. The Hornets led 24-23 but surrendered the last three points to drop the set.

Coppin State led from start to finish in the second set. Delaware State trailed 22-14 before scoring six of the next seven points to pull to within three (23-20), but could get no closer in the set.

Delaware State dominated the third set, recording 16 kills and posting a .448 attack percentage. The Hornets led by as many as nine points in the set.

The Eagles bounced back in set four, scoring the first eight points to seize control. Coppin State led 20-10 before Delaware State rallied with a 12-3 run to pull to within a point (23-22). The Eagles scored the last two points, and clinched the set and match on a kill by Stennis.

The Hornets fell to 3-22 and 3-6 in the MEAC North, while Coppin State improved to 4-23 and 4-6. The Eagles also avenged a 3-1 loss to Delaware State on Oct. 18 in Baltimore, Md.

The Hornets will be back in action with a 3 p.m. Sunday (Nov. 5) match against Morgan State in Memorial Hall.





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Date: Sun, Nov 5, 2017 at 12:34 PM
Subject: Delaware Volleyball Falls In Three Sets To League-Leading Charleston on Senior Day
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SUBJECT: Delaware Volleyball Falls In Three Sets To League-Leading Charleston on Senior Day
DATE: November 5, 2017
NEWARK, Del. -- The University of Delaware volleyball team dropped a three-set match to league-leading College of Charleston Sunday afternoon at the Bob Carpenter Center.
The Cougars captured the match by set scores of 25-18, 25-7, 25-22 to improve to 24-4 overall and 13-1 in league play. The Blue Hens fell to 5-20 overall and 3-12 in conference action.
Delaware celebrated Senior Day by honoring seniors Raven Luckett and Daria Robinson prior to their last home match of the season. Robinson led the team with seven kills, while Luckett contributed three kills and two digs. Sophomore Maria Bellinger contributed six kills, 10 digs and two blocks on the afternoon, while libero Kori Rasmussen also tied for the team lead with 10 digs.
Sophomore Bailey Pearlman posted four digs, while Brooke Robertson, Courtnie Roberts and Julia Hayes contributed two each. Roberts led the team with 13 assists while Abby Skryd contributed 11 assists and five digs.
Charleston’s Devon Rachel led the Cougars with 15 kills, while Krissy Mummey posted 13 kills and eight blocks and Allison Beckman handed out 41 assists.
The Blue Hens came out strong in the first set, jumping out to a 6-4 lead before the Cougars took control. Charleston led for virtually the entire second stanza, but Delaware answered with a 16-9 lead in the third set. The remainder of the third frame was close, featuring three tie scores, but Charleston eventually closed it out to win the match in three sets.
Delaware travels to Towson next Sunday to close out regular season play.
HEN SCRATCHINGS
• Bellinger surpassed the 400-digs mark for her career
• Rasmussen reached double figure digs for the first time since the Oct. 1 home match vs. Hofstra
• Charleston posted 10 blocks while Delaware had three
• The Cougars improved to 12-3 all-time vs. the Blue Hens
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
Delaware at *Towson - Sunday, November 12 (1 p.m.)
MEDIA CONTACT: Kevin Tritt | ktritt@udel.edu | Office: 302-831-8715 | Cell: 302-383-5005

 

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From: Hayon, Maggie L <mhayon@udel.edu>
Date: Sun, Nov 5, 2017 at 2:01 PM
Subject: Delaware FH: No. 8 Hens Capture Fifth Straight CAA Crown with 3-0 Victory Over No. 19 Tribe
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SUBJECT: High-Five! No. 8 Hens Capture Fifth Straight CAA Crown with 3-0 Victory Over No. 19 Tribe

DATE: November 5, 2017

NEWARK, Del. – The Blue Hens are dancing in the NCAA Tournament for the fifth consecutive year as No. 8 Delaware topped No. 19 William & Mary, 3-0, Sunday afternoon at Fred P. Rullo Stadium in the CAA Championship contest.

Clinching the CAA’s automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament, the Blue Hens will learn their destination and opponent this evening as part of the NCAA Selection Show at 10 p.m. The show will be broadcast via at http://www.ncaa.com/fallselections.

Complete BlueHens.com release/statistics: ow.ly/tgkc30gmUcc

Maggie Hayon

Assistant Athletics Communications Director

University of Delaware Athletics

Bob Carpenter Center · 631 S. College Ave. · Newark, DE 19716

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SUBJECT: Volleyball Falls to Holy Family, 3-0, Despite Holding Set Point in First Two Sets

DATE: November 8, 2017
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NEWARK, Del. - - The final points were hard to find for the Wilmington University volleyball team as they dropped a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference South Division matchup to Holy Family, 3-0, on Wednesday night at the WU Athletics Complex.

Set scores for the match were 28-26, 27-25, and 25-16.

The Wildcats (13-18, 9-9 CACC) had set points in the first two games, but failed to find the final points. On the flip side, the Tigers (20-9, 15-4 CACC) were able to rally and put down the final points in the first two sets before carrying the momentum into the third frame.

The Wildcats rallied from down 17-15 with a 6-1 spurt, finished with a double block by Rebecca Rawlinson and Mandy Behiels for the 21-18 lead. The Tigers fought back with a 4-1 run of their own, regaining a 22-21 lead. Down 23-22, Rawlinson put down back-to-back kills to gain set point, 24-23. But the Tigers had the answer again, scoring back-to-back points to swing the momentum back to the visitors. Erin Bistany and Rawlinson staved off set point, however, before a Tiger error gave the Wildcats another set points, 26-25. Holy Family answered with kills from Chase Wassel and Jaime Bonner, before picking up an ace out of a timeout to take the first set, 28-26.

Needing to fight back, the Wildcats jumped out to a 15-10 lead in the second set. But the Tigers clawed back with four straight points, closing the gap to 15-14. Tied at 19-19, a Tiger service error started a 3-0 run, ending in a 23-20 Wildcat lead with a kill from Rawlinson. A Bistany and Rawlinson double block gave the Wildcats three set points, 24-21, but the Tigers climbed all the way back with four straight points to take a 25-24 lead. After Brittany Ford tied the set at 25-25, the Tigers used back-to-back kills to take a 2-0 lead in the match, 27-25.

The Tigers carried that momentum into the third set, jumping out to an 11-7 lead. Now down 14-11, the Wildcats couldn’t stop the Tigers as they went on a 4-0 run to take an 18-11 lead. Back-to-back Tiger errors kept the Wildcats alive before a Ford and Rawlinson double block brought the Wildcats back to within 18-15. But the Tigers rallied once again, taking the next four points to keep the Wildcats at an arms’ length, 22-15. Rawlinson put down her final kill of the night, 22-16, but the Tigers scored the final three points of the night to close out the match, 25-16.

Rawlinson led the Wildcats with nine kills while adding a match high nine block assists. The sophomore middle only made one error on 17 attempts, hitting .471 for the match. Behiels finished with six kills and eight digs. Addalyn Flores led the back row with 14 digs while Miranda Shaw collected a double-double with 12 assists and 10 digs. Bistany added four block assists for the Wildcats.

With the loss, coupled by wins from Georgian Court and Goldey-Beacom, the Wildcats are mathematically eliminated from CACC Tournament consideration. Both Goldey-Beacom and Georgian Court hold tiebreakers against the Wildcats, even if they finished tied in the standings.



The Wildcats have one match remaining in the 2017 season, as they head to Chestnut Hill on Saturday for the season finale. The first serve in Philadelphia is set for 6:00 p.m. on Saturday night.


Breanne Haley Sets Kills Record in Goldey-Beacom Volleyball’s 3-1 Victory Over University of the Sciences


Freshman Breanne Haley (Elkton, MD) broke the College’s single-season kills record and Goldey-Beacom improved its chances of making the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament with a 3-1 victory (25-16, 18-25, 25-20, 25-12) over University of the Sciences at the Jones Center in Wilmington, DE.


Haley pounded 19 kills to give her 441 on the season, breaking the mark of 440 set by Kadi McCoy in 2014. The kills from the five-time CACC Rookie of the Week are just 42 off the school’s career top 10 list.


This went a long way in GBC getting a 40-34 kills edge with a .223 hitting percentage. The Lightning had 13 kills in the first set with 11 in each of the last two.


Senior Jax Babezki (Warrington, PA) notched 12 kills, eight digs and a .400 percentage for the Lightning. Freshman Sydney Fulton (Wilmington, DE/Delaware Military Academy) had 27 assists, Olivia Florence (Glen Allen, VA) notched 14 and fellow junior Megann Santiago (Levittown, NY) added 16 digs.


Sarah Miller had eight kills, Rhiannon Cornia played great with 19 digs and Abigail Miller amassed 25 assists for the Devils (6-16, 4-14 CACC).


GBC (12-17, 10-8 CACC) clinches a winning conference record for the first time since 2006 and is tied for third place in the CACC South Division with Georgian Court (10-8). Wilmington (9-9) is one match behind.


Goldey-Beacom is on the road Saturday looking to secure a berth in the conference tournament as it faces Caldwell. Match time is noon.





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

Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
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SUBJECT: Wilmington Volleyball Closes Season in Comeback Fashion, 3-2, over Chestnut Hill

DATE: November 11, 2017
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - - The season finale went the distance and the Wilmington University volleyball team battled back to defeat Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference foe Chestnut Hill, 3-2, inside Sorgenti Arena on Saturday night.

Set scores for the match were 25-27, 25-16, 20-25, 25-22, and 16-14.

Trailing 2-1, the Wildcats (14-18, 10-8 CACC) fought back to force a fifth set and again fought back facing match point to score the final three points of the match to win the final game of the year. The Griffins (9-21, 8-10 CACC) led 10-7 in the fifth set, and held match point, 14-13, before falling to the Wildcats.

Down a set, the Wildcats came out in the second and hit a match high .538, putting down 15 kills while only making one error on 26 swings. They easily tied the match, 1-1, with a second se win, 25-16.

But the Griffins answered in the third set, breaking a 15-15 tie with a 3-0 spurt en route to a 7-2 run to take a 22-17 lead. The Wildcats closed to 22-19, but the Griffins scored the final two sets of the game to regain a 2-1 lead, 25-20.

The Wildcats were trailing, 18-14, in the fourth set, but mounted a late game, match-tying comeback. Still down 21-18, Rebecca Rawlinson put down a kill before Miranda Shaw answered with an ace, forcing the Griffins into a timeout. Out the of the break, a Griffin error kept Shaw on the serve before Mandy Behiels gave the Wildcats a 22-21 lead with a kill. The Griffins tied the set with a kill, but Shaw sparked a 3-0 run to end the set, putting down two kills to tie the match, 2-2, at 25-22.

The Wildcats led the fifth set, 7-6, but the Griffins retaliated with a 4-0 swing to take a 10-7 lead. Out of a Wilmington timeout, the Griffins gave a point over to the Wildcats with a service error, sparking a 3-0 lead to tie the set, 10-10, getting back-to-back kills from Behiels and Rawlinson. But the Griffins had an answer again, moving ahead, 12-10, with a kill and a Wildcat error. Behiels gave the ball back to Wilmington with a kill before another CHC error tied the set, 12-12.

Erin Bistany gave the Wildcats a 13-12 lead with a kill, but a Corrine Kalala block tied the match once again, 13-13, for the Griffins. An attack error by Bistany gave the Griffins match points, 14-13, but Rawlinson responded with a kill. A ball handling error gave the Wildcats match point, 15-14, and a final Griffin attack error settled the score, 16-14, in the fifth set.

Behiels had a match high 19 kills on 50 swings, only committing six errors for a .260 attack percentage. Senior Eile Harris added 15 kills with only three errors for a .462 attack percentage in her final match as a Wildcat. Rawlinson was the final Wildcat with double digit kills, putting down 10 terminations on 26 swings with only two errors.

Jill Braunsberg dished out a ream high 32 assists while Shaw added 29 helpers. Addalyn Flores finished with a match high 34 digs, while Behiels collected a double-double with 17 digs. Braunsberg added a double-double with 13 digs while Shaw also chipped in with a double-double by adding 10 digs.

The Wildcats’ 14 wins are four more than last year, while their 10-9 CACC record is a three-match improvement from a season ago.

 

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From: Tritt, Kevin M. <ktritt@udel.edu>
Date: Sun, Nov 12, 2017 at 12:48 PM
Subject: Blue Hen Volleyball Concludes Season With Three-Set Loss at Towson
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SUBJECT: Blue Hen Volleyball Concludes Season With Three-Set Loss at Towson
DATE: November 12, 2017

TOWSON, Md. -- The University of Delaware volleyball team concluded its 2017 season on Sunday with a three-set loss to Towson at SECU Arena.

The Tigers captured the match by set scores of 25-20, 25-23, 25-17 to improve to 26-4 overall and 12-4 in the Colonial Athletic Association. The Blue Hens finish their campaign at 5-21 overall and 3-13 in league play.

UD senior Daria Robinson concluded her Blue Hen career with a team-leading 10 kills on the afternoon, while Raven Luckett added nine kills and three blocks. Maria Bellinger contributed eight kills, while Courtnie Roberts posted a double-double with 31 assists and 11 digs.

Libero Kori Rasmussen recorded a career-high 20 digs to lead the defensive effort, while Brooke Robinson chipped in nine digs to go with six kills.

Julymar Otero led Towson with 14 kills and 15 assists, while Carola Biver contributed 10 kills and 16 digs.

The Tigers led for most of the opening set, and after Delaware closed within 23-20, Towson won the next two points to take the early lead. The second frame featured 13 ties and neither team led by more than three points, before Otero slammed a kill at 24-23 to put the Tigers up two sets.

Delaware jumped out to a 4-1 advantage in the third set, but the Tigers won the next seven points and led the rest of the way.

HEN SCRATCHINGS
• Robinson reached double figure kills for the fourth time this season
• Luckett hit .615 for the match, her second highest percentage of the year
• Roberts notched her fourth double-double and finished one assist shy of her career-high
• Towson had one block, the fewest by a UD opponent on the season
• The Tigers have won 11 of the last 14 meetings between the teams

MEDIA CONTACT: Kevin Tritt | ktritt@udel.edu | Office: 302-831-8715 | Cell: 302-383-5005

 

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HORNETS TAKE EARLY LEAD IN MEAC NORTH RACE
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Sun, November 12, 2017
Dover, Del. (Nov. 12, 2017) --- Delaware State is off to a good start in defense of its MEAC North bowling title. The Hornets topped all teams with a 7-1 record in the opening MEAC North competition of the 2017-18 season in Baltimore this weekend, one game better than second place Maryland-Eastern Shore.

DSU posted a 4-0 record in Saturday’s regular team play and won three of four contests in today’s Baker contests.

The Hornets opened regular team play with a 1026-905 victory over Maryland-Eastern Shore, the defending MEAC Tournament champ. DSU also defeated Morgan State (1026-921), Coppin State (939-936) and Howard (941-840) in Saturday matches.

Delaware State won its first two Baker games, 1003-926 over Morgan State and 936-838 vs. Howard, before falling to Maryland-Eastern Shore (935-962). The Hornets bounced back to close out Baker competition with a 1067-803 victory over Coppin State.

Individually, sophomore Alexis Neuer led the Hornets with a total pinfall of 887 for an average of 221.8 in four traditional games. Neuer, a Preseason All-MEAC First Team selection, topped the 200-mark in each game, including a season-best 247 in the opener against MDES.

Senior Chelsey Merklinger was second on the team with a 214.0 average, totaling 856 in four contests, highlighted by a score 226 in the opener. She also rolled at least 200 in each game.

Delaware State, ranked 12th in the preseason national coaches poll, is now 25-7 overall this season, 13-1 in traditional games and 12-5 in Baker matches.

The next MEAC North competition is set for Dec. 2-3 in Millsboro, Del.




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Goldey-Beacom Breanne Haley Tabbed CACC Rookie of the Year and Second Team All-League; Jax Babezki Picked Third Team


Goldey-Beacom’s Breanne Haley (Elkton, MD) was picked Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Volleyball Rookie of the Year as well as second team all-league with senior Jax Babezki (Warrington, PA) tabbed third team all-conference.


Haley walked onto the Pike Creek campus with unlimited potential and more than fulfilled it in being named the league’s Rookie of the Week six times, the league’s Player of the Week once and the CACC Weekly Honor Roll twice. She also is the second straight Lightning to get this award as Lindsay Przywara (Williamstown, NJ) was so honored last year.


Haley has been dominant on the court with her incredible net play and it shows in the national stats, not to mention she has 20 double-doubles this year. She is 11th in the country with 461 kills, 15th with 4.81 points per set and 16th with 4.27 kills per set.


Making the school’s record books, Haley’s 461 kills already is the College’s single-season record and is just outside the school’s career top 10 list. Her 360 digs are tied for 10th on the school’s single-season list.


Babezki made a big splash in her second and final season with the Lightning. Her top matches this year were the two against Wilmington (DE), of which she combined for 31 kills and a .424 hitting percentage.


Babezki also is 11th in the CACC with a .250 hitting percentage, 12th with 251 kills, 15th with 2.32 kills per set, 19th with 11 block solos. She notched double figures in kills 11 times this season.


Goldey-Beacom (12-18, 10-9 CACC) clinched its first winning league record and first conference tournament berth both since 2006. The squad will be in action Tuesday in the quarterfinals at 7:00 pm at Caldwell, champions of the North Division and a finalist in last year’s tournament.



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

Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
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Goldey-Beacom Volleyball Falls at Caldwell, 3-0, in CACC Tournament Quarterfinals


After Goldey-Beacom dropped a tough five-set match Saturday at Caldwell, tonight’s rematch in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament quarterfinals unfortunately produced the same result with a 3-0 loss (17-25, 16-25, 16-25) in Caldwell, NJ.


GBC played tough Saturday in a 3-2 loss at Caldwell and was ready for the second take. Senior Jax Babezki (Warrington, PA), named third team All-CACC, gave the Lightning a boost in the opening set with six kills and a .556 hitting percentage. Caldwell was limited to just a .198 percentage, but GBC only could get .028.


Caldwell in the second set turned to conference Player of the Year Katrina Janssen, who pounded five kills to give her squad a two-set lead. Janssen then had four kills in the third set as part of the Cougars’ 10 in that span to close the match.


Breanne Haley (Elkton, MD), named CACC Rookie of the Year, had 11 kills and 11 digs for her team-best 21st double-double of the season for the Lightning. Freshman Sydney Fulton (Wilmington, DE/Delaware Military Academy) had 13 assists and 11 digs for her fourth double-double of the season, Babezki pounded eight kills, Olivia Florence (Glen Allen, VA) notched 10 assists and fellow junior Megann Santiago (Levittown, NY) added 11 digs for GBC.


Janssen ended with 13 kills, Gabrielle Bennett notched 16 assists, Alyssa Ayala recorded 11, Jessica Mitchell amassed 15 digs and Taryn Auyong added 11 for the Cougars (23-7).


Goldey-Beacom (12-19, 10-9 CACC) was playing in the CACC Tournament for the first time since 2006, the same year it last had a winning league record prior to this season.



Derek Crudele
Sports Information Coordinator
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Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
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Date: Wed, Nov 15, 2017 at 3:56 PM
Subject: Blue Hen Sophomore Maria Bellinger Named To All-CAA Volleyball Third Team
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SUBJECT: Blue Hen Sophomore Maria Bellinger Named To All-CAA Volleyball Third Team
DATE: November 15, 2017

RICHMOND, Va. -- University of Delaware sophomore outside hitter Maria Bellinger was named to the All-Colonial Athletic Association Volleyball Third Team as the league announced its all-conference selections Wednesday.

Bellinger (Paramus, N.J./Paramus) started all 26 matches for Delaware this season, and was the only Blue Hen to appear in all 96 sets. She led the team with 360 kills (3.75 per set) and 18 service aces, was second on the squad with 233 digs, and tied for fourth with 36 blocks.

Bellinger’s 3.75 kills average was good for third in the conference, while she ranked fourth by averaging 4.16 points per set.

Bellinger recorded seven of the eight highest kill matches by a Blue Hen this season including a career-high 28 at George Washington and UNCW, which tied for the sixth most in UD history. She posted 25 kills and a career-best 20 digs in the Blue Hens’ victory over UMBC, and following her match vs. the Colonials became just the second player in program history to record at least 25 kills in consecutive matches.

Bellinger also slammed 25 kills at William & Mary and 23 two nights later at Elon, surpassing the 20-kills mark five times on the year. She notched double figure kills in 17 contests, and recorded a team-leading six double-doubles during the campaign.

MEDIA CONTACT: Kevin Tritt | ktritt@udel.edu | Office: 302-831-8715 | Cell: 302-383-5005

 

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From: Delaware State University Volleyball <dsuhornets@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Wed, Nov 15, 2017 at 6:53 PM
Subject: Article: HORNET NETTERS HONORED FOR THEIR WORK IN THE CLASSROOM
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HORNET NETTERS HONORED FOR THEIR WORK IN THE CLASSROOM
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Wed, November 15, 2017
Dover, Del. (Nov. 15, 2017) --- Six members of the Delaware State volleyball team, including its five seniors, have been recognized by the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference for their academic success.

Hornet seniors Gabriella Enriquez, NaKia Jones, Alliyah McBean, Sabina Szmajduch and Morgan Tennant, along with junior Sydney Armbrister, have earned MEAC All-Academic recognition for their achievements during the 2016-17 school year.

A total of 66 volleyball student-athletes from the MEAC’s 13 institutions qualified for the current All-Academic list.

MEAC sophomore, junior and senior student-athletes with a 3.0 or better cumulative grade point average, as well as transfer student-athletes who have been in residence at the institution for at least one year, are eligible for all-academic accolades.




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BJECT: Loran Wyrough Caps Women’s Soccer Career with Second All-Region Honor of 2017; Named Third Team United Soccer Coaches

DATE: November 30, 2017
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NEWARK, Del. - - Wilmington University women’s soccer standout Loran Wyrough has earned another accolade as she has been named to the Division II United Soccer Coaches All-East Region Women’s Soccer Team, as voted on by the region’s coaches.

Wyrough (Hamilton, N.J.), a redshirt senior, was voted on to the USC All-East Region Third Team as released by their office Tuesday night. This is Loran’s second award, as she was already named to the D2CCA All-East Region First team that was released earlier this month.

The forward led the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference with 17 goals, finishing second in the league with 39 points. She scored four goals in one game twice this season, doing so at Nyack and against Dominican in CACC play. Her five game-winning goals also led the CACC, with four of them coming against CACC opponents.

The forward finished her Wildcat career second in program history with 53 goals and only the second player in program history with at least 100 career points, finishing with 121 overall. Her 39 points this year are fourth best in program history. She was named Second Team D2CCA All-East Region and First Team All-CACC as a sophomore, Second Team All-CACC as a junior, and First Team All-CACC again as a senior.

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2017 United Soccer Coaches All-East Region Women’s Soccer Teams

First Team
Pos. Player Yr. School Hometown
K Hillevi Eklow Jr. LIU Post Väröbacka, Sweden
D Kristen Breihof Sr. LIU Post Levittown, N.Y.
D Rianna Fasanello Sr. So. New Hampshire Univ. East Bridgewater, N.Y.
D Trista Seara So. Mercy College Lindenhurst, N.Y.
M Gabriela Braga Sr. Franklin Pierce University Porto Alegre, Brazil
M Gabrielle Clark So. LIU Post Edmonds, Wash.
M Heidi Serna Sr. Mercy College West Covina, Calif.
M Taylor Sipos Sr. Adelphi University Merrick, N.Y.
F Ally Boots So. Mercy College Yorba Linda, Calif.
F Jeanine Nunez Sr. Adelphi University Staten Island, N.Y.
F Nina Predanic So. College of Saint Rose Brezice, Slovenia
F Kallie Villemaire Jr. Assumption College Plattsburgh, N.Y.

Second Team
Pos. Player Yr. School Hometown
K Isabel Sandstrom Fr. Adelphi University Skummeslovsstrand, Sweden
D Nicole Forte Sr. Adelphi University Huntington, N.Y
D Morgan LaDuca Sr. Georgian Court University Toms River, N.J.
D Drew Ribadeneyra Sr. Pace University Maybrook, N.Y.
D Marta Turmo Jr. Franklin Pierce University Barcelona, Spain
D Karolina Vieira Jr. University of Bridgeport Rio de Janiero, Brazil
M Nathalia Maria da Silva Jr. Franklin Pierce University Sao Paulo, Brazil
M Ileen Mejia Sr. Mercy College Whittier, Calif.
M Ariana Weingrad Sr. University of Bridgeport Kings Park, N.Y.
F Julia Duffy So. LIU Post Oceanside, N.Y.
F Andrea Huntzinger Jr. LIU Post Stockholm, Sweden
F Trisha Luis Sr. So. New Hampshire Univ. Lowell, Mass.

Third Team
Pos. Player Yr. School Hometown
K Paige Salmon Sr. So. New Hampshire Univ. West Hempstead, N.Y.
D Totianyu Guadalupe Sr. College of Saint Rose Deer Park, N.Y.
D Emily Maier Sr. Merrimack College Mesa, Ariz.
D Mia York Fr. Adelphi University Kailua, Hawaii
M Victoria Barris So. College of Saint Rose Hasbrouck Heights, N.J.
M Eva Frazzoni So. College of Saint Rose Southampton, Bermuda
M Anissia Fucci So. Georgian Court University Manchester, N.J.
M Dina Simonian Sr. NYIT Westbury, N.Y.
M Bruna Tavares Jr. Franklin Pierce University Belo Horizonte, Brazil
F Victoria Kealy Jr. Pace University Nutley, N.J.
F Elizabeth Kroon Sr. Georgian Court University Bayville, N.J.
F Loran Wyrough Sr. Wilmington University Hamilton, N.J.

 

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From: Hayon, Maggie L <mhayon@udel.edu>
Date: Thu, Nov 30, 2017 at 8:23 AM
Subject: Delaware FH: Delaware Quartet Recognized as All-ECAC Selections
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SUBJECT: Delaware Quartet Recognized as All-ECAC Selections


DATE: November 30, 2017


DANBURY, Conn. – The postseason honors keep rolling in for the University of Delaware field hockey squad as four Blue Hens earned All-ECAC accolades Thursday.


Delaware, which finished the year with its fifth straight Colonial Athletic Association Tournament title and an overall record of 15-5, had a program-record three players on the First Team with one picked for Honorable Mention.


Complete BlueHens.com release: http://ow.ly/pS5o30gVech

Maggie Hayon

Assistant Athletics Communications Director

University of Delaware Athletics

Bob Carpenter Center · 631 S. College Ave. · Newark, DE 19716

O: 302-831-6389 · C: 302-379-9182 · E: mhayon@udel.edu



BlueHens.com · @UDBlueHens · Facebook · #BlueHens

 

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From: Selheimer, Scott W. <selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Wed, Dec 13, 2017 at 3:40 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: University of Delaware Cross Country, Track & Field Signs Two to National Letter of Intent
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SUBJECT: University of Delaware Cross Country, Track & Field Signs Two to National Letter of Intent
DATE: December 13, 2017
NEWARK, Del. – University of Delaware women’s cross country and track & field head coach Wendy McFarlane-Smith has announced the signing of two high school standouts to a NCAA National Letter of Intent to attend UD and compete for Blue Hens beginning with the 2018-19 academic year.
The duo includes standout distance runner Tina Capparell (below left) from Tamaqua, Pa. (Marian Catholic High School) and record-setting sprint specialist Alyssa Armor (below right) from New Castle, Del. (William Penn High School).
“We are excited to have Tina and Alyssa join our Blue Hen family next fall,” said McFarlane-Smith. “Both these ladies have the scholastic abilities we are looking for as we build on our depth to defend another conference title. They each have the potential to be high scorers at the championship level.”
Capparell has enjoyed a standout career at Marian Catholic where she won the PIAA Pennsylvania cross country state individual title this past November. That performance followed an outstanding junior season in which she placed sixth in the 1,600 meters at the 2017 state outdoor track & field championship.
She is a four-time state cross country medalist, including a fifth place showing in 2016, a four-time District 11 champion, and a two-time Schuylkill League champion. In track & field, she won the 2016 district and league title in the 1,600 meters and won the 2017 league and district and league 4 x 400 meter championship.
Her top times include 2:21.68 in the outdoor 800 meters, 5:05.94 in the outdoor 1,600 meters, 5:25.24 in the indoor mile, and 12:14.09 in the outdoor 3,200 meters.
She has been an honor roll student every quarter of high school and is a National Honor Society member.
Armor is one of the top sprinters in the state of Delaware and is coming off a state outdoor championship finish this past spring when she captured the 400 meters with a time of 56.97 and while also placing fourth in the 200 meters for William Penn.
The state record-holder in the 600 meters (1:37.13), she is a three-time All-Blue Hen Conference selection, a three-time All-New Castle County selection, was a Meet of Champions finalist, and competed at the New Balance national meet.
An outstanding student, she is a National Honor Society member, ranks No. 3 in her class, is a three-year recipient of the Presidential Award, an academic all-conference selection, and serves as senior class treasurer.
MEDIA INFORMATION: Contact Scott Selheimer | selheime@udel.edu | Office: 302-831-8007 | Cell: 302-562-5129

Scott Selheimer

Assistant AD/Media Relations

University of Delaware, BCC

Newark, DE 19716

(302) 831-8007 office

(302) 562-5129 cell

selheime@udel.edu

BlueHens.com

 

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From: Stern, Andrew William <anwstern@udel.edu>
Date: Thu, Mar 22, 2018 at 1:57 PM
Subject: <no subject>
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:


Date: March 18, 2018


BLUE HENS ANNOUNCE THREE ADDITIONS TO 2018 CLASS


NEWARK, Del. -- The University of Delaware women’s soccer program, and UD head coach Mike Barroqueiro announced the additions of Arna Dís Arnþórsdóttir, Sophie Clarke and Antonie Stárová, Wednesday afternoon. Arnþórsdóttir, Clarke and Stárová bring Barroqueiro’s first full recruiting class to 12 members, joining the first nine members of the class who were announced back in February.

“I could not be more excited to welcome Arna, Sophie and Toni to our Blue Hens family,” Barroqueiro exclaimed. “The addition of these three players, to an already stellar incoming class, is yet another important step in the right direction for our program.”

One of the newest members of Fimleikafélag Hafnarfjarðar in the Icelandic Premier League, Arnþórsdóttir spent the previous four seasons with fellow Premier League side, Breiðablik. During her time with Breiðablik, the Reykjavik native helped lead her team to a league championship in 2015 and three-second place finishes in 2014, 2016 & 2017. In addition to her success domestically, Arnþórsdóttir made five UEFA Champions League appearances with Breiðablik including advancing to the “Last 32” in 2016 where they faced off against European powerhouse, Rosengard of Sweden. A key player in the back line for Breiðablik, the defender helped hold five-time World Player of the Year Marta Da Silva scoreless in their two match-ups against Rosengard. Arnþórsdóttir parlayed her club success into extensive international experience, collecting 24 appearances for the Icelandic National team, including 12 appearances for the U-19 team where she scored four times.

“Arna is someone who we targeted early and we are thrilled that she has decided to continue her journey here at the University of Delaware. She is another experienced international player with extensive Champions League and National Team experience. She brings a very mature quality to how she competes and will definitely help us as we continue moving toward building a championship-caliber program,” Barroqueiro said.

The 11th addition to the Blue Hens 2018 Signing Day class, Clarke joins Delaware after a successful three-year career for Denver South high school. The Denver native is a three-time CHSAA Honorable Mention selection and will serve as a captain for Denver South for the second consecutive season.

“Sophie came to us as a late addition and we are so glad she’s chosen to move across the country and join us at UD! Sophie comes to us from some of the top club environments in the country with Colorado Storm and Colorado Rush. Sophie is incredibly technical with a very strong understanding of the game. Her vision is perfectly complemented by her work-rate and that will allow her to have a wonderful career here at UD. Sophie’s most impressive characteristic, however, is her character. She is a driven, high-character kid who understands what it takes to be successful. I can’t wait for her to get here in August.”

Delaware’s final addition to the 2018 class joins the Hens from Prague, Czech Republic where she played for one of the most storied clubs in Europe, the 18-time Czech first division champions, AC Sparta (Prague). Over her three seasons with AC Sparta, Starova helped lead her club to FAČR Cup Championships in 2015 & 2017 as well as three-consecutive appearances in the UEFA Champions League. In addition to her club duties, Stárová has excelled internationally, starring with the Czech U-17 & U-19 national teams. Most recently, she earned 10 caps with the Full Czech National Team including three appearances earlier this month in the 2018 Cyprus Cup.

“Toni is someone with true game-changing qualities that will help bolster our attack for next year. Having represented her country at every level, including with her full national team and playing a meaningful role for her club in one of the world’s most premier leagues, the UEFA Champions League, there is no doubt that she has the experience to come in and contribute at a high level.”

The Blue Hens have already begun their 2018 spring camp, which will be highlighted by scrimmages against Maryland, Seton Hall and Villanova.



Andrew Stern

Athletic Communications Assistant (Base, Row, S&D, MWSoc)


University of Delaware


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O-302.831.6519 | C-914-589-9666


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