Women's Fall Sports for 2017

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Goldey-Beacom’s soccer teams on Sunday displayed the College’s latest showing of outreach and community service by lending a hand at Tender Hearts.


The event was part of Family Fitness Funday, organized by Tender Hearts. The student-athletes helped raise money to purchase custom-made bicycles for physically and developmentally impaired children. The Lightning’s soccer teams also played a big part in helping assist with arts and crafts stations, touch football, soccer, fitness competitions, food trucks and many other activities.


Goldey-Beacom over the last few years has lent a hand in community service ranging from cleanup on the Christiana River, assisting kids at local elementary school, raising money for Delaware Firefighters and helping with collections both around Thanksgiving and the December holidays, just to name a few.


The department in January 2016 was one of 25 finalists for the NCAA Division II Award of Excellence following its October 30, 2015 Halloween 5K Costume Run and Fun Walk that raised money for the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition.


Tender Hearts is a non-profit organization dedicated to medically-fragile children and their families.



Derek Crudele
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Goldey-Beacom Gets Five Mentioned for CACC Weekly Honors


The votes are in and Goldey-Beacom is the proud recipient of five student-athletes awarded for this week’s Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Weekly Honors.


Junior goalkeeper Suhail Bismilla (Johannesburg, South Africa) was named Men’s Soccer Goalkeeper of the Week for the second time this year with men’s soccer freshman Nicholas Ladeira (Johannesburg, South Africa), women’s soccer junior Cliona Crammond (Wicklow, Ireland), women’s soccer freshman Alanna Speaks (Wilmington, DE/St. Elizabeth’s) and volleyball freshman Breanne Haley (Elkton, MD) picked to their sport’s Weekly Honor Roll.


Bismilla went 2-0 last week with a pair of shutouts, becoming the school’s career leader with 10 shutouts. He made four saves Wednesday in a 3-0 win over Georgian Court and five on Saturday in a 3-0 triumph against Dominican (NY). He is tied for 21st in the country with five shutouts and 22nd overall with 1,248 minutes.


Ladeira scored twice and added an assist over two big victories last week for Goldey-Beacom. He got his goals Saturday in Goldey-Beacom’s 3-0 victory over Dominican (NY), securing the former’s spot in the CACC Tournament. Ladeira also had an assist Wednesday in the squad’s 3-0 triumph at Georgian Court.


Crammond had two goals and an assist Saturday’s in Goldey-Beacom’s big 6-2 triumph over Dominican (NY). She is tied for 52nd in the nation with five assists and 90th overall with 0.36 assists per match.


Speaks also scored twice Saturday, giving her a team-leading 12 goals and 28 points. The goals already are tied for the fourth most in one season in team history and the points are fifth. Speaks is 12th in the country in goals and 13th in points.


Haley ended with 40 kills, 29 digs and four blocks over three matches. Haley recorded 16 kills and 12 digs Wednesday at University of Sciences, keeping GBC in the thick of the conference tournament race with a 3-1 win. She also had 16 kills and six digs Friday at Saint Rose before getting eight and 11 Saturday at Nyack, putting her 13th in the country with 4.24 kills per set and 18th with 4.76 points per set.




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om: Delaware State University Soccer <dsuhornets@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Mon, Oct 16, 2017 at 9:18 PM
Subject: Article: HORNETS BATTLE TO TIE WITH MAINE FT. KENT IN HOME FINALE
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Daijah Norris
HORNETS BATTLE TO TIE WITH MAINE FT. KENT IN HOME FINALE
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Mon, October 16, 2017
Dover, Del. (Oct. 16, 2017) --- The Delaware State women’s soccer team scored first, but couldn’t hold the lead, settling instead for a 1-1 tie against Maine Fort Kent in the Hornets’ 2017 home finale at Alumni Stadium Monday afternoon.

DSU opened the scoring when freshman Daijah Norris tallied her second goal of the season in the 24th minute (23:11). A corner kick by Julia Detweiler and perfect pass from Braxton Clark set up the point-blank shot by Norris, who leads the Hornets with two goals and four points.

Delaware State’s advantage held up for more than 44 minutes, but the Bengals battled back to tie the match in the second period.

Maine Fort Kent’s Sherifatu Sumalia fired a shot past Hornet goal keeper Leslie Fazio for an unassisted goal to tie the score in the 68th minute (67:20).

Each team had solid scoring chances in overtime, but failed to convert.

Fazio prevented Maine Fort Kent from scoring the go-ahead goal in the first overtime when she stopped a breakaway shot from 20 yards out by Sumalia early in the first overtime (94th minute).

Less than three minutes later, Delaware State’s Kalyn Fauntleroy missed high on a clear shot from 15 yards away.

In the second overtime, Fauntleroy again missed high on a good look and a late shot by Norris was saved by Bengal goal keeper Valentina Green.

Delaware State outshot Maine Fort Kent 19-15, also holding a 13-5 advantage in shots on goal.

Fazio had four saves for the Hornets, while Green turned away 12 DSU shot attempts in the match.

The Hornets (1-12-2) will wrap up their 2017 schedule at NJIT on Wed. (Oct. 18). The match is scheduled for 3 p.m. in Newark, N.J.

The tie gives Maine Fort Kent a 9-1-3 record this season.




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Goldey-Beacom’s Fredrika Regner Picked CACC Rookie of the Year, Highlighting Five Honorees


Goldey-Beacom’s Fredrika Regner was tabbed Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Women’s Tennis Rookie of the Year as part of five honored by the league.


Other honorees included sophomore Anna Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) named first team all-conference a second straight year, freshman Catarina Zheng (Oporto, Portugal) picked first team all-league, freshman Lotte Lesscher y Post (Arnhem, Netherlands) tabbed second team all-conference and Joe Kissel named Coach of the Year a fourth time.


Regner and Hortelano Pey have done their best work this year as a doubles tandem, owning a 14-1 mark that includes 9-0 in dual matches and 8-0 against the league. The duo made the ITA East Region final and already are tied for fourth for the most single-season doubles victories in school history.


Regner is 9-2 in singles with an 8-1 mark in dual matches and Hortelano Pey is 12-2, including 8-1 in dual matches.


A key component of this season has been Zheng, who has made a huge impact on what remains a very young squad. She owns an 11-1 singles mark that includes 8-0 in dual matches and has teamed with Lesscher y Postto garner a 10-2 doubles mark.


Lesscher y Post is 6-4 in singles this season and 4-3 in dual matches, all at first singles in a highly competitive conference.


Kissel owns all 125 victories in program history and has been coach for 12 of the squad’s 13 seasons. He has guided the Lightning to last year’s conference title and six NCAA Tournament appearances. Kissel also has been picked United States Tennis Association Middle States Delaware District College Tennis Coach of the Year three times, including the last two years.


The Lightning (9-0, 8-0 CACC) a second straight year are the top seed for the conference tournament and are in the semifinals a 10th consecutive year. GBC awaits the winner of Tuesday’s first-round match between fourth-seeded University of the Sciences and fifth-seeded Jefferson.


That semifinal takes place Friday at 10:00 am in Middlebury, CT. The second semifinal is between second-seeded Concordia (NY) and the survivor of Tuesday’s first-round tie between third-seeded Wilmington (DE) and sixth-seeded Post.


GBC also enters the tournament off a second straight undefeated fall regular season and has won 17 straight regular-season league matches, including the final two of the 2015 campaign.


Goldey-Beacom last season upended Post, 5-1, for its first CACC title in school history. In its fifth trip to the final, the Lightning clinched their sixth trip to the NCAA Tournament.




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SUBJECT: Laura Gil and Begona Gomar Earn First Team All-CACC Women’s Tennis Honors

DATE: October 17, 2017
djl

NEW HAVEN, Conn. - - A pair of Wilmington University women’s tennis players were named First Team All-Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference, voted on by the league’s head coaches, announced by the conference office on Tuesday.

Sophomores Laura Gil and Begona Gomar were voted to the First Team on Tuesday after leading the Wildcats to a third place finish in the CACC during the regular season and the third seed in the upcoming CACC Tournament. Both were named All-CACC a season ago as freshman, as Gomar repeats on the First Team and Gil moves up from the Second Team last year.

Gil played at number two singles all fall, going 5-6 overall in dual matches and 3-3 in the CACC. Gil went 5-8 in dual matches in doubles this season, going 4-4 in CACC play. She went 3-4 at number one doubles and 2-4 in number three doubles.

In the CACC, Gil won at number two singles against Chestnut Hill, USciences, and Post. In doubles play, she defeated Chestnut Hill at number three, and USciences, Caldwell, and Holy Family at at number one doubles.

Gomar played at number one singles all fall, going 7-6 in dual matches. She went 2-1 against regionally ranked opponents in singles, defeating the eighth ranked player from Queens, and the 15th ranked player from the District of Columbia. In doubles, Gomar went 9-4 in dual matches, 7-4 at number two doubles and 2-0 at number three doubles. Overall, she was 7-1 in the CACC in doubles play.

In singles, Gomar won her final five matches, including four matches in conference play. She defeated Caldwell, Holy Family, UDC, Post, and Jefferson to close out the regular season. In doubles, she’s won the final seven matches of the regular season, defeating Concordia, USciences, Caldwell, Holy Family, UDC, Post, and Jefferson.

USciences’ Karla Miletic was voted as the CACC Player of the Year for the second year in a row while Goldey-Beacom’s Fredrika Regner earned the CACC Rookie of the Year award while playing at number two singles. The Lightning’s Joe Kissel was named the CACC Coach of the Year in a vote of the conference’s sports information directors while Holy Family was voted the CACC Team Sportsmanship Award.

The CACC Tournament begins Tuesday with the First Round match. Goldey-Beacom and Concordia earned a bye in the first round for being the number one and two seeds, respectively. The third seeded Wildcats square off against sixth seeded Post while fourth seeded USciences hosts fifth seeded Jefferson in the other first round matchup.

The winners head to the CACC Tournament Semifinals hosted by Post University in Waterbury, Conn., on Saturday, October 21, with a champion being crowned on Sunday.

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2017 CACC Women’s Tennis All-Conference Teams

First Team:Laura Gil (Wilmington University)
Begona Gomar (Wilmington University)
Anna Hortelano Pey (Goldey-Beacom College)
Karla Miletic (University of the Sciences)
Siri Victorsson (Concordia College)
Catarina Zheng (Goldey-Beacom College)

Second Team:
Lauren Candia (Jefferson)
Nicola Guzowska (Chestnut Hill College)
Annika Janson (Post University)
Angelica Karlsson (Concordia College)
Lotte Lesscher y Post (Goldey-Beacom College)
Marta Yevstakhevych (Jefferson)

2017 CACC Women’s Tennis Player of the Year:
Karla Miletic (University of the Sciences)

2017 CACC Women’s Tennis Rookie of the Year:
Fredrika Regner (Goldey-Beacom College)

2017 CACC Women’s Tennis Coach of the Year:
Joe Kissel (Goldey-Beacom College)

2017 CACC Women’s Tennis Team Sportsmanship Award:
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Date: Tue, Oct 17, 2017 at 1:58 PM
Subject: Article: DSU's BURKHOLDER HONORED BY MEAC
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DSU's BURKHOLDER HONORED BY MEAC
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Tue, October 17, 2017
Dover, Del. (Oct. 17, 2017) --- Delaware State senior Elizabeth Burkholder (Lancaster, Pa.) has been honored by the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference for her performance in the Hornets’ season opening competition last weekend.

Burkholder has been named MEAC Bowler-of-the-Week after topping the Hornets and finishing fourth among 116 competitors with an average of 215.0 ( 1,075 total pinfall) in five traditional games at the Kutztown University Bud Whitman Memorial.

She posted a high of 264, the second-best single-game score of the tournament; and also rolled a 253, fourth-best in the field.

Burkholder helped lead Delaware State to a 9-1 overall record in the tournament, 5-0 in traditional games and 4-1 in Baker competition.

In addition, she and DSU teammate Chelsey Merklinger (sr.) were named to the Bud Whitman Memorial All-Tournament Team.




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Goldey-Beacom Volleyball Rallies Falls Short in 3-1 Loss to Jefferson


Goldey-Beacom fought off a match point in the third set only to be handed a 3-1 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference loss (5-25, 18-25, 26-24, 15-25) by Jefferson in Wilmington, DE.


GBC in the third set was down as much as 15-11 before rallying within 24-23 and then leveling the stanza on an attack error. Sophomore Makinsie Balderson (Fairfax, VA) then got a kill before junior Olivia Florence (Glen Allen, VA) recorded an ace to close the set.


But the Rams in the fourth set got eight kills and just two errors to record a .300 hitting percentage and grab the match.


Freshman Breanne Haley (Elkton, MD) had 12 kills and 11 digs for her 14th double-double of the year, sophomore Morgan Andrews (Wilmington, DE/Delaware Military Academy) notched 18 digs, Florence dished 17 assists and sophomore Sydney Fulton (Wilmington, DE/Delaware Military Academy) added 14 for the Lightning (7-14, 6-6 CACC).


Courtney Wensel had 17 kills, 12 digs and a .457 hitting percentage for the Rams (16-6, 11-1), who closed with a 52-36 kills edge. Daniela Cintron had 10 kills and 10 digs, Corinne Justus pounded 11 kills and Alexandra Harrington added 41 assists.


Goldey-Beacom is home Saturday against Concordia (NY) for a noon match.




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SUBJECT: Georgian Court Storms Back To Defeat Wilmington Volleyball in Four Sets

DATE: October 17, 2017
djl

LAKEWOOD, N.J. - - After taking the first set on the road at Georgian Court, the Wilmington University volleyball team fell, 3-1, to its Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference South Division rivals on Tuesday night in the Wellness Center.

Set scores for tonight were 25-20, 22-25, 18-25, and 21-25.

Trailing 2-1 in the fourth set, the Wildcats (10-14, 6-6 CACC) led 16-7 and in good position to tie the match and force a fifth and deciding game. But the Lions (8-14, 8-4 CACC) came storming back to take the set, 25-21, and the match, 3-1.

If the Wildcats had been able to pull the comeback, they would have tied the Lions for third place in the South Division. With the loss, the Wildcats are tied with Goldey-Beacom and Chestnut Hill at 6-6 and in fourth place.

Freshman Mandy Behiels led the Wildcats with 13 kills on Tuesday night while Brittany Ford added nine and Rebecca Rawlinson chipped in with eight. Jill Braunsberg led the team with 20 assists while Miranda Shaw dished out 17 helpers.

Defensively, Addalyn Flores led the back row with 21 digs while Braunsberg and Ford added 12 each. Behiels collected a double-double with 10 digs as well. At the net, Eile Harris collected three solo blocks while adding two block assists for four total. Rawlinson added two solo blocks in the middle as well.

The Lions were led by Peggy Rosario’s 25 kills while the home team out-hit the Wildcats, .206-.164. The Lions were also able to get their hands on the ball more times at the net, finishing with 10 blocks to the Wildcats’ seven.

The Wildcats close out their nonconference portion of their schedule on Thursday wen they travel to Millersville. First serve is set for 7:00 p.m. inside Pucillo Gymnasium.

 

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UBJECT: Four Student-Athletes Earn CACC Player of the Week Honors

DATE: October 18, 2017
djl

NEW HAVEN, Conn. - - Four student-athletes from the Wilmington University athletics departments outperformed their counterparts last week, each earning a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Player of the Week award as announce by the conference office on Tuesday.

Men’s Soccer’s Elliot Johnson was named the CACC Defensive Player of the Week while women’s soccer’s Kiya Wilson earned the same accolades on the women’s side. Kierstyn Williams was also named the CACC Goalkeeper of the Week for the second time this season. Women’s Tennis’ Begona Gomar was named the CACC Player of the Week as well.

Johnson (Essex, England) helped anchor the Wildcats’ defense to a pair of shutouts last week, defeating Chestnut Hill and Post by like scores of 3-0. The sophomore helped lead the defense in only allowing the Griffins eight shots (four on goal) and the Eagles seven shots (three on frame). It is the first such award in Johnson’s career.

On the women’s side, Wilson (Philadelphia, Pa.) and Williams (Middletown, Del.) helped lead the Wildcats to a 2-0 week as well.

Playing as the center back, Wilson anchored the defense that only allowed eight shots (three on goal) in a 2-0 shutout at Chestnut Hill. On Saturday, Post was only able to get six shots (three on goal) off in a 3-1 victory for the Wildcats. It is the first such award for the freshman in her career.

Williams was a part of her fifth shutout this season, the fourth all to herself. She made three saves in a 2-0 victory at Chestnut Hill and two more in a 3-1 victory over Post on Senior Day. She is now third in the CACC with a .785 save percentage and fourth with a 1.57 goals against average.

On the tennis courts, Gomar (Valencia, Spain) went a perfect 6-0 in leading the Wildcats to a 3-0 record last week. Playing at number one singles, she defeated the top players from the District of Columbia, Post, and Jefferson, all in straight sets. Dominika Hadnadova from UDC was ranked 15th in the East Region and Gomar set her down, 6-2 and 6-2. Playing at number two doubles, Gomar teamed up with Anushka Sathe to take down her three opponents by scores of 8-3, 8-2, and 8-1, respectively. It is the first weekly honor by the conference for the sophomore.

Men’s soccer’s Lorne Bickley and Vinny Tasca were named to the Weekly Honor Roll in helping the Wildcats to a 2-0 CACC record last week as well. Bickley scored two goals and added two assists while Tasca recorded both shutouts in goal.

 

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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Soccer Left Heartbroken With Double OT Loss to Holy Family


Goldey-Beacom rallied to tie and then thought it had the game won, only to be dealt a crushing 2-1, double-overtime loss by Holy Family in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference play at Nancy Churchman Sawin Field in Wilmington, DE.


The first half was a continuous battle for momentum with the game scoreless and the Tigers holding a mere 6-5 shots edge.


But Holy Family struck first in the 55th minute. Brianna Rock won a one-on-one battle near midfield, went directly toward the cage and put a shot inside the right post.


The Lightning got even in the 59th minute. Freshman Alanna Speaks (Wilmington, DE/St. Elizabeth’s) was taken down in the box and a penalty kick was awarded. Senior Amy Runciman (Luton, England) shockingly was called upon and she buried it, improving to 4-for-4 on penalties this season and 8-for-9 for her career.


GBC thought they had won it in the first overtime when senior Tanner Turner-Rush (Harrisburg, PA) put home a rebound of Speaks’ saved shot, but the former was called for offside and the match continued.


It would go on until 1:54 elapsed in the second extra period, when Rock netted her team-leading 14th goal of the year. Hannah Derby fed a great pass down the right sideline and Rock put it just under the cross bar for the Lightning’s first home loss of the year on the new Bermuda Grass (7-1) and first home setback combined between the men’s and women’s outfits (15-1).


It was only appropriate a tightly contested match would end with each team level in shots at 16. Rock had seven for the Tigers and Speaks recorded four for the Lightning.


Emily Camp had a solid performance for Holy Family with seven saves, as did junior Marta Lopez (Valencia, Spain) for Goldey-Beacom with four.


GBC (10-4-1, 8-3 CACC) now sits tied for third with Wilmington (8-2) in the conference with 24 points with the latter having a game in hand. Both each have a three-point lead over Jefferson (7-3), which has two games left.


Holy Family (12-4, 9-1) is second in the league behind Georgian Court (10-0) and two meet next Tuesday in Philadelphia.


Goldey-Beacom is on the road Saturday for a doubleheader with the men’s squad at Caldwell, the final CACC regular-season contest for both this year. Please note the men’s contest is first at 11:00 am and the women follow at 1:30 pm.




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SUBJECT: Jessica Unsihuay and Wilmington Women’s Soccer Upset Nationally #6 Adelphi, 1-0

DATE: October 19, 2017
djl

GARDEN CITY, N.Y. - - For the first time in program history, the Wilmington University women’s soccer team defeated a nationally ranked opponent, defeating No. 6 Adelphi, 1-0, on Thursday night at Motamed Field.

A goal in the 53rd minute roved to be the difference as the Wildcats (10-5-1) gave nationally sixth and East Region No. 1 Adelphi (13-1) their first loss of the season. The Panthers are ranked in the United Soccer Coaches (formerly the NSCAA) National and Regional Polls.

Thursday was the first win over a nationally ranked team for the Wildcats, and only the second time they have scored against a nationally ranked opponent. They lost to No. 7 LIU Post, 2-1, in 2012.

The Panthers put the first three shots of the game on the board before the Wildcats’ Jessica Unsihuay put a shot on frame in the 27th minute. The Panthers would end up leading the Wildcats, 4-2, in shots at the halftime break.

The Wildcats came out of the break with a purpose, getting the first shot of the second half in the 50th minute off the foot of Rebecca Dolhansky resulting in a corner. The Wildcats would find the back of the net minutes later.

Preslie Quaranta put a cross into the box, drawing the goalkeeper off the line. The goalie dove but couldn’t come up with the ball, and Unsihuay was there to stuff the shot for the 1-0 lead 52:23 into the match. It was the freshman’s second goal of the season.

The Panthers turned up the pressure for the rest of the match, coming as close as a header that hit the post just a minute later. The Panthers outshot the Wildcats, 7-1, the rest of the second half, including a 7-0 advantage in corners after the goal.

But the Wilmington defense stood tall, anchored by Kierstyn Williams’ four saves in the second half to keep the Panthers scoreless. Williams made seven saves to record her fifth solo shutout and the team’s sixth of the season.

Thursday was the final nonconference contest of the regular season for the Wildcats, as they have two Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference contests remaining before the postseason. The Wildcats head to Concordia on Saturday for a 12:00 p.m. opening kick.

 

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SUBJECT: Millersville Takes Down Wilmington Volleyball, 3-0, in Final Nonconference Match

DATE: October 19, 2017
djl

MILLERSVILLE, Pa. - - The Wilmington University volleyball team wrapped up its nonconference season with a 3-0 loss at Millersville on Thursday inside Pucillo Gymnasium.

Set scores for the match were 25-19, 25-22, and 25-14.

The Marauders (13-5) put down 40 kills while hitting .193 on the night, compared to the Wildcats’ (10-15) 26 kills and 0.33 attack percentage.

Millersville battled back from a 5-2 deficit with a 12-3 run to take a 14-8 lead in the first set. The Wildcats countered with seven straight points of their own for the 15-14 lead, finished by a Miranda Shaw ace. But another 7-2 spurt by the home team gave the Marauders a 21-17 lead before they scored the final four points of the set to lead, 1-0, at 25-19.

Three straight points gave the Wildcats a 9-8 lead in the second set before Millersville went on a 5-0 run of their own for a 13-9 lead. A block by Erin Bistany and Brittany Ford tied the set at 17 before the Marauders went on a 7-1 run to gain set point, 24-18. The Wildcats wouldn’t go down easily, though, as Kills from Emma Kongevold, Genevieve Hughes and Bistany, to go along with a block by Kongevols and Bistany brought the Wildcats to within 24-22. But out of a timeout, a service error gave the home team the set, 25-22.

Millersville carried the momentum into the third set, jumping out to a 10-4 lead, forcing the Wildcats into a timeout. The Wildcats climbed back to 13-8, but the Marauders scored the next five points to regain an 18-8 lead. Another 3-0 spurt gave the Marauders a 23-11 lead before they finished the set, 25-14, and the match, 3-0.

Jill Braunsberg led the Wildcats with seven kills, adding seven assists, and a team high 11 digs on Thursday. Ford put down five kills while adding 10 digs for the Wildcats. Bistany and Rebecca Rawlinson contributed three block assists each while Eile Harris had the lone solo block of the night.

The Wildcats return to Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference action for the rest of the season, heading to Post on Saturday for their next match. First service is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. in Waterbury, Conn.

 

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From: Delaware State University Volleyball <dsuhornets@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Fri, Oct 20, 2017 at 11:14 AM
Subject: Article: HORNETS UPEND COPPIN STATE FOR MEAC WIN
To: dawvoice3@gmail.com


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HORNETS UPEND COPPIN STATE FOR MEAC WIN
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Fri, October 20, 2017
Baltimore, Md. (Oct. 20, 2017) --- Sabina Szmajduch had career highs of 20 kills and 20 digs to lead Delaware State to a 3-1 victory over Coppin State in a MEAC North contest this week.

The Hornets won the first two sets by 25-22 scores. The Eagles stayed alive in the match with a 25-21 victory in the third set, but Delaware State clinched the match with a 26-24 win in set four.

Gabriella Enriquez led all players with 36 assists and added 18 digs and three aces, while Alliyah McBean contributed 36 digs to the win. Delaware State’s Taula Leimaluhia added a season-best 15 digs in the match.

The Hornets tallied a season-high 93 digs in the contest, topping the previous school-record of 87 for four-set match vs. Evansville in 2007.

In the first set, Delaware State led 20-12 before Coppin State scored nine of the next 11 points to cut the Hornets’ lead to 22-21. DSU tallied three of the next four points and scored the clinching point on a kill by Szmajduch.

McBean collected nine digs and Szmajduch had five kills to lead the Hornets to the set two win.

After Coppin State won the third set to keep its hopes alive, the Eagles were ahead 22-19 in the fourth set. The Hornets scored seven of the last nine points, including two aces by Enriquez and a kill by Szmajduch to win the set and match.

The Hornets improved to 2-3 in the MEAC this season, topping their 2016 total for conference wins.

DSU will play its next two matches on the road, beginning with a visit to Maryland-Eastern Shore on Friday (Oct. 20) evening. The Hornets will visit Norfolk State on Sunday (Oct. 22) before returning home to face Howard on Oct. 29 at 3 p.m.




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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Tennis Headed Back to CACC Final With 5-0 Win Over USciences


Goldey-Beacom’s red-hot play is not limited to the regular season as it posted a 5-0 victory over University of the Sciences in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament semifinals in Middlebury, CT.


Goldey-Beacom (10-0) advances to its second straight CACC final, looking to defend its crown, and awaits the winner of the second semifinal between No. 2 seed Concordia (NY) and third-seeded Wilmington (DE). The final is Saturday at noon.


The Lightning’s start is one victory short of their best opening in school history, accomplished last season when it went to the NCAA Tournament for a sixth time. This marks the first time they have played in the CACC final in consecutive years since going three straight times from 2009-11.


GBC got things rolling with three doubles wins. Freshmen Lotte Lesscher y Post (Arnhem, Netherlands) and Catarina Zheng (Oporto, Portugal) notched an 8-3 win at first doubles over Karla Miletic and Abbygail Gamarnik, sophomore Anna Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) and freshman Fredrika Regner (Langaryd, Sweden) got an 8-1 triumph at No. 2 doubles vs. Elkanah Linder and Danielle Paran with sophomore Alma Garcia Valle (Valladolid, Spain) and junior Manuela Cornejo (Quito, Ecuador) recording an 8-4 victory at third singles against Julia James and Gabrielle Soriano


The Lightning then made quick work of the two points needed in singles. Regner got a 6-3, 6-3 triumph at fourth singles over Paran with Garcia Valle recording a 6-0, 6-0 win at No. 5 singles over Jillyan Serrano.


The victory comes one day after the league’s yearly awards were presented. Regner was named Rookie of the Year, Hortelano Pey was tabbed first team a second straight year, Zheng was named first team, Lesscher y Post was picked second team and Joe Kissel for the fourth time was tabbed Coach of the Year.


USciences closes its fall season 7-5.



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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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Hayon, Maggie L <mhayon@udel.edu>
Date: Fri, Oct 20, 2017 at 7:28 PM
Subject: Delaware FH: No. 11 Blue Hens Take Over First Place in CAA with 3-1 Win Over No. 18 Tribe
To:




SUBJECT: No. 11 Blue Hens Take Over First Place in CAA with 3-1 Win Over No. 18 Tribe


DATE: October 20, 2017


NEWARK, Del. – Delaware remained perfect in conference play Friday evening with a huge 3-1 victory against No. 18 William & Mary at Fred P. Rullo Stadium.


With the win, the Hens improve to 11-4 overall and 3-0 in conference play while the Tribe fall to 11-5 on the year and 3-1 in the CAA.


Complete BlueHens.com release/statistics: http://ow.ly/ryMs30g1UKL

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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UBJECT: Blue Hens Volleyball Posts Thrilling Five-Set Comeback Win Over William & Mary
DATE: October 20, 2017
NEWARK, Del. – The University of Delaware volleyball team battled back to win the final two sets as the Blue Hens posted a thrilling five-set victory over William & Mary Friday night at the Bob Carpenter Center.
Delaware, which improved to 4-15 overall and 2-7 in the Colonial Athletic Association, captured the match by set scores of 25-20, 19-25, 12-25, 25-23, 15-11. William & Mary dropped to 4-19 overall and 1-8 in league play.
Blue Hen outside hitter Maria Bellinger paced Delaware with 19 kills and 11 digs, while Brooke Robertson added a double-double of her own with a season-high 15 kills and 11 digs. Daria Robinson contributed 11 kills and four blocks, while Courtnie Roberts handed out 28 assists and Abby Skryd chipped in with 18 assists and nine digs.
Maddie Judge led the defensive effort with 13 digs, while Julia Hayes made four blocks on the night.
Kate Dedrick slammed 17 kills for William & Mary, while Sara Zumback finished with a match-high 24 digs.
The Blue Hens took the opening set by five points, but the Tribe answered by claiming the next two sets to take the lead. UD trailed by four points in the fourth set but battled back, eventually putting the set away on a Raven Luckett kill to force the deciding frame.
Delaware jumped out to a 6-1 margin in the fifth set, and after William & Mary pulled within 12-11, the Blue Hens captured the final three points to close out the dramatic win.
HEAD COACH SARA MATTHEWS
“I thought we had a really gritty performance tonight. William & Mary is playing really well right now and statistically they were a lot better than us tonight. The thing I am most proud of is how hard we played in sets four and five. We had some people step in to new roles and do a great job. We are going to enjoy this win and get back to work tomorrow.”
HEN SCRATCHINGS
• Bellinger notched her fifth double-double of the season while Robertson recorded her third
• Robinson reached double figure kills for the third time on the year
• The Blue Hens snapped a seven-match losing streak
• Delaware posted its second five-set victory over William & Mary this season
• UD improved to 3-3 in five-set matches
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
Delaware vs. *Elon – Sunday, October 22 (1 p.m.)
Delaware at *Northeastern – Friday, October 27 (7 p.m.)
Delaware at *Hofstra – Sunday, October 29 (1 p.m.)
MEDIA CONTACT: Kevin Tritt | ktritt@udel.edu | Office: 302-831-8715 | Cell: 302-383-5005

 

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Goldey-Beacom Volleyball Receives a Battle in 3-0 Win Over Concordia (NY)


Goldey-Beacom got more than what it bargained for against a gritty Concordia (NY) squad, working hard to record a 3-0 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference win (25-15, 25-16, 28-26) at the Jones Center in Wilmington, DE.


The Lightning rolled in the first set with a 16-7 kills edge and then got a 13-8 advantage in the second. The Clippers fought off six match points in the finale, but the home side finally put away things with a .200 hitting percentage.


Freshman Breanne Haley (Elkton, MD) pounded 24 kills, one short of a season high, to go with a .447 hitting percentage for Goldey-Beacom (8-14, 7-6 CACC), which ended with a 41-30 kills advantage. Freshman Sydney Fulton (Wilmington, DE/Delaware Military Academy) dished 22 assists, junior Olivia Florence (Glen Allen, VA) had 16, freshman Morgan Andrews (Wilmington, DE/Delaware Military Academy) recorded 11 digs and sophomore Makinsie Balderson (Fairfax, VA) added 10.


Jenny Martin dished 21 assists, Celine Arada notched 14 digs and Alana Rousset-Hernandez added 11 for the Clippers (2-12, 2-11).


Goldey-Beacom on Tuesday steps out of league play to face Shippensburg in a 7:00 pm match.




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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Women's Soccer Draws, 1-1, at Caldwell


Goldey-Beacom's women's soccer team played to a 1-1 draw at Caldwell during its final 2017 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference regular-season match.

Junior Sophie Greenwood (Burnley, England) received a beautiful cross into the box from freshman Taylor Owen (East Pennsboro, PA) in the 55th minute for her third goal of the season and a 1-0 GBC lead.

Ten minutes later, the Cougars (7-8-1, 6-4-1 CACC) responded with a header from Stephanie Faust off a corner kick from Samantha Pereira.

Junior Marta Lopez (Valencia, Spain) snatched six crucial saves for the Lightning (10-4-2, 8-3-1).

Daniela Lucca came up with five saves for Caldwell.

The Lightning return to the pitch for a non-conference matchup at Queens (NY) on Friday starting at 1:00 pm.

Goldey-Beacom's seeding in the CACC Tournament will be determined by the Tuesday featuring Jefferson at Wilmington (DE). If Wilmington defeats Jefferson, Goldey-Beacom is the four seed with a home match versus Jefferson in the quarterfinals. If Jefferson beats Wilmington, the Lightning are the five seed for a road game at Wilmington. In the event of a draw, Goldey-Beacom attains a five seed for an away match at Jefferson.

The CACC Tournament quarterfinals are on Tuesday, October 31.


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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REPEAT CHAMPIONS: Goldey-Beacom Women’s Tennis Upends Wilmington (DE), 5-3, for Second Straight CACC Title


For the second straight year, Goldey-Beacom owned the spotlight. For the second straight year, sophomore Alma Garcia Valle (Valladolid, Spain) added the exclamation point.


Garcia Valle capped an incredible comeback to win her match and help Goldey-Beacom capture its second consecutive Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference title, 5-3 over Wilmington (DE) in Middlebury, CT.


With the second title in school history also comes the squad’s seventh trip to the NCAA Tournament. The first and second rounds of the East Regional take place April 28-29 at a site to be determined.


The Lightning (11-0) were making their sixth trip to the conference final and appeared in consecutive seasons for the first time since going three straight years from 2009-11. The squad also won the 10th CACC title for the College and equaled its best start in school history.


Goldey-Beacom held a 4-3 lead in the tie and things did not look good for Garcia Valle, who at fifth singles against Andrea Ribalta was down 5-2 and two breaks in the second set after taking the first set. But Garcia Valle, as she always does, battled back by winning the next five games for an incredible 6-3, 7-5 victory.


In Goldey-Beacom’s 5-1 victory a season ago over Post in the conference final, Garcia Valle closed the tie with a 6-2, 6-2 victory over Brianna Miah.


The Lightning, top seed in the tournament for the second straight year, began things with a 2-1 lead after doubles. Freshmen Lotte Lesscher y Post (Arnhem, Netherlands) and Catarina Zheng (Oporto, Portugal) recorded an 8-2 triumph at first doubles with Garcia Valle and junior Manuela Cornejo (Quito, Ecuador) amassing a 8-2 win at third doubles.


After the Wildcats (10-6) won at sixth singles, Lesscher y Post gave GBC a 3-2 lead with her 7-5, 6-2 triumph at first singles over Begona Gomar. Wilmington then squared the match with a fourth-singles win before Zheng notched a 7-5, 6-1 triumph at No. 2 singles over Laura Gil, making it 4-3.


Lesscher y Post was named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Player with a 3-0 record, not including a first-set win Friday over two-time CACC Player of the Year Karla Miletic from University of the Sciences in the semifinals. Garcia Valle, Zheng and sophomore Anna Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) also were picked to the all-tournament team.


The third-seeded Wildcats only are in their second season.




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: Post Comes Back to take a 3-2 CACC Victory over Wilmington Volleyball

DATE: October 21, 2017
djl

WATERBURY, Conn. - - The Wilmington University volleyball team led 2-1 but fell at Post, 3-2, in a cross divisional Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference contest on Saturday afternoon.

Set scores for the match were 23-25, 25-21, 28-26, 18-25, and 12-15.

The Eagles (12-11, 10-3 CACC) were able to come back and defeat the Wildcats (10-16, 6-7 CACC), winning the fourth and fifth sets to take the match.

The Wildcats outhit the Eagles, .211 to .185, in the match, including a match high .400 to .375 advantage on the ball in the fifth set. But the Eagles came away with 72 kills while the Wildcats only put down 60 kills on the night. Despite the Wildcats out-blocking the Eagles, 13-3, the Eagles were able to keep the ball in the air with a 106-83 advantage in digs.

The Wildcats had four players to reach double figures in kills, led by freshman Mandy Behiels with 14. Junior newcomer Brittany Ford put down 13 kills while Eile Harris and Rebecca Rawlinson chipped in with 11 kills each from the middle hitter position. Rawlinson put down 11 kills with only one error for a .500 attack percentage while Harris put down 11 kills with one error for a .417 attack percentage.

Jill Braunsberg dished out 30 assists while Miranda Shaw helped with 20 assists as well. Addalyn Flores led the back row with 28 digs while Behiels closed off her double-double with 19 digs. Ford added a double-double with 10 digs while Braunsberg put in 10 digs as well.

At the net, Harris led the Wildcats with two solo blocks and eight block assists while Ford put in five block assists. Emma Kongevold added four block assists while Rawlinson chipped in with three block assists.

The Eagles were led by Madison Hunziker’s 21 kills while Ashley Levatino chipped in with 15 kills. Brianna Root dished out 58 assists in the match.

The Wildcats return to CACC action on Wednesday when they host Jefferson for a South Divisional contest at the WU Athletics Contest. The first serve is set for 7:00 p.m.

 

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SUBJECT: Goldey-Beacom Captures Second Straight CACC Tournament Championship with 5-3 Victory over Wilmington Women’s Tennis

DATE: October 21, 2017
djl

MIDDLEBURY, Conn. - - The Wilmington University women’s tennis team dropped the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament Championship, 5-3, to in-state rival Goldey-Beacom on Saturday afternoon at the Edgewood Bath & Tennis Club, hosted by Post University.

It was a hard fought contest for the Wildcats (10-6), as they found themselves behind, 2-1, after the doubles event. The Wildcats won the first two singles contest to take a 3-2 advantage, but the Lightning (11-0) fought back by winning the final three singles matches to take the match, 5-3.

The Wildcats were only able to take the No. 2 doubles match on Saturday, as Begona Gomar and Anushka Sathe earned the lone Wilmington points, 8-6. Jane Malygina and Tess Paya lost at number three doubles, 8-2, while Laura Gil and Andrea Ribalta fell at No. 1 doubles, 8-2, before the Wilmington win at number two.

Paya tied the match at 2-2 with a win at number six singles, 6-1 and 6-1, right before Sathe gave the Wildcats a 3-2 lead at number four singles with a 6-3 and 6-3 victory.

But the Lightning bounced back by taking the next three singles matches, wrapping up the CACC Championship, 5-3. Lotte Lesscher y Post defeated Gomar at number one singles, 7-5 and 6-2, to tie the match before Catarina Zheng gave the Lightning the lead with a win at number two singles, 7-5 and 6-1. Alma Garcia Valle gave the Lightning the victory with a 6-3 and 7-5 victory at number five singles over Ribalta.

Jane Malygina forced a third set at number three singles, 6-3, 3-6, and 5-2, the only match to go unfinished on Saturday.

The CACC Championship Match was the farthest the Wildcats have gone in their two year existence, and will continue their 2017-18 season in the spring. The Wildcats will look to get into the NCAA rankings and continue to compete in the postseason at the end of the spring schedule.

 

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SUBJECT: Wilmington Women’s Soccer Makes it Five in a Row with a 7-1 CACC Victory at Concordia

DATE: October 21, 2017
djl

BRONXVILLE, N.Y. - - Five different players scored for the Wilmington University women’s soccer team on Saturday afternoon as the Cats ran away with a Central Athletic Collegiate Conference contest at Concordia College by a score of 7-1.

The Wildcats (11-5-1, 9-2-0 CACC) outshot the Clippers (2-13-0, 2-9-0 CACC), 27-7, for the match, putting 21 of those shots on frame. The win keeps the Wildcats in third place in the CACC with 34 points.

The Wildcats wasted no time as they scored on the games very first shot in the sixth minute. The goal was scored by Jessica Unsihuay, her third of the season, on a cross from Carin Essex-Arline that she headed in. The Wildcats would never look back as they scored again in the 25th minute, this time it was Essex-Arline on the receiving end of a corner kick that tipped off the goalie’s hands, which she deposited into the back of the net for her first of the season.

Just four minutes later, Preslie Quaranta would get in on the action as she would dribble the ball into Clipper territory and take a low shot, which would also find the back of the net for her fourth of the season. As the first period came to an end, the Wildcats were out shooting the Clippers by a score of 10-4, and also hold the edge in corner kicks by a score of 5-0.

The score would remain that way until the 74th minute when the Wildcats’ Loran Wyrough would rip a shot off a pass from Laura Van Steveninck from just past midfield that would beat the keeper low for her team leading 15th goal of the season, which ties her for first place in the CACC with Holy Family’s Brianna Rock. The Wildcats would keep the pressure on as Quaranta would find herself back in the action again in the 75th minute, after taking a pass from Wyrough and dribbling to avoid the keeper and depositing a low shot into the back of the net for her fifth of the season.

The Clippers would get on the board in the 84th minute, as they would cash in on a penalty kick off the foot of Kayla Lanza her first of the season. The Wildcats would put two more shots on the goal in the final two minutes but they would both be saved by the Clippers’ goalkeeper.

The Wildcats will end their regular season at home on Tuesday against Jefferson University. First kick at the WU Athletics Complex is scheduled for 3:30 p.m.

 

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Hayon, Maggie L <mhayon@udel.edu>
Date: Tue, Oct 24, 2017 at 8:22 AM
Subject: Delaware FH: Hens Jump to No. 7 in NFHCA Coaches Poll
To:




SUBJECT: Hens Jump to No. 7 in NFHCA Coaches Poll


DATE: October 24, 2017


CHANDLER, Ariz. – Entering the final week of regular season action, Delaware moved up four spots to No. 7 in the most recent Penn Monto/National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Division I Coaches Poll.


The Blue Hens (11-4, 4-0 CAA) notched 762 points following Friday’s 3-1 win over then-No. 18 William & Mary.


For complete BlueHens.com release, please visit: http://ow.ly/w7ff30g62Gx

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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om: Tritt, Kevin M.<ktritt@udel.edu>
Date: Wed, Oct 25, 2017 at 6:27 PM
Subject: Blue Hen Junior Ashley Dingman Named CAA Women¹s Golfer of the Week
To:


SUBJECT: Blue Hen Junior Ashley Dingman Named CAA Women’s Golfer of the Week
DATE: October 25, 2017
RICHMOND, Va. – University of Delaware junior Ashley Dingman was named the Colonial Athletic Association Women’s Golfer of the Week on Wednesday after her outstanding performance at the Delaware Invitational last weekend.
Dingman earned medalist honors at the Blue Hens’ home tournament on Saturday and Sunday, posting a two-shot victory with a two under par 73-73-68-214 on the par 72, 6,180-yard course at Rehoboth Beach Country Club.
Dingman, who earned her first career individual title, fired the second lowest 54-hole score in Blue Hen history. Her final round 68 also is tied for the second lowest round in UD history.
Dingman helped lead Delaware to a second place team finish at the invitational, as the Blue Hens placed among the top three squads in four of their five fall tournaments.
Dingman ranked second on the Blue Hens with a 75.14 average round this fall, and finished among the top 20 individuals in all but one tournament.
MEDIA CONTACT: Kevin Tritt | ktritt@udel.edu | Office: 302-831-8715 | Cell: 302-383-5005

 

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Goldey-Beacom Volleyball Notches 3-0 Win Over Chestnut Hill


Goldey-Beacom dominated almost the entire match in completing its first season sweep of Chestnut Hill since 2009 with a 3-0 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference triumph (25-15, 25-19, 25-22) at the Jones Center in Wilmington, DE.


The Lightning in the first set had 10 kills and just one error for a .409 hitting percentage, thanks to freshman Breanne Haley (Elkton, MD) recording five kills. GBC then had 13 kills in each of the final two sets to end with a 36-25 advantage to go with a .308 percentage.


Haley, named CACC Rookie of the Week for a fourth time this season, had 14 kills and 12 digs for her 16th double-double of the season along with six aces that were one short of her season high. She now has 363 kills this season, already the fourth-best single-season mark in team history.


Junior Olivia Florence (Glen Allen, VA) dished 16 assists to give her 1,796 career, keeping her in third place in school history for the Lightning (9-15, 8-6 CACC). Freshman Sydney Fulton (Wilmington, DE/Delaware Military Academy) recorded 14 assists and senior Jax Babezki (Warrington, PA) added eight kills.


Samantha Gelfan pounded eight kills, Kennedy Sutton dished 21 assists, Peyton Reno notched 13 digs and Reily Byxbee added 10 for the Griffins (8-18, 7-7).


Goldey-Beacom on Saturday faces Georgian Court in a league match at 11:00 am and immediately after faces Bowie State. Both take place in Lakewood, NJ.




Derek Crudele
Sports Information Coordinator
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.

 

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SUBJECT: CACC South Division Leading Jefferson Sweeps Wilmington Volleyball

DATE: October 25, 2017
djl

NEWARK, Del. - - The Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference South Division leading Jefferson Rams were too much for the Wilmington University volleyball team, taking the match in straight sets on Wednesday night at the WU Athletics Complex.

Set scores for the match were 25-15, 25-16, and 25-22.

The Wildcats (10-7, 6-8 CACC) were right with the Rams (18-6, 13-1 CACC) in the first set, getting off to a good start in front of their home crowd. The set was back and forth with the Rams knotting it at 7-7. Three straight Jefferson errors and an Emma Kongevold kill put the Wildcats on top, 11-7. Mandy Behiels put down a swing to stay ahead 12-9, but the Rams came back with three straight points to tie the set, 12-12. Rebecca Rawlinson and Jill Braunsberg denied a Jefferson swing at the net to regain a 13-12 lead, but the Rams then went on a tear. The visitors scored three straight to take a 15-13 lead before another 8-0 spurt put the Rams up 23-14. Back-to-back kills put the first set away, 25-15.

The beginning of the second set was back and forth again, with the Wildcats scoring 5-of-6 points to take a 7-6 lead. But the Rams answered right back with five straight in part of a 7-1 run to take a 13-8 advantage. Another 5-1 spurt put the visitors ahead 18-11. The Wildcats used kills from Brittany Ford and Eile Harris in part of a 5-2 run to claw to within 20-16, but the Rams responded by scoring the final five points to take a 2-0 lead, 25-16.

With the Wildcats leading 11-9 in the third set, the Rams used a 6-1 run to change momentum and take a 15-12 lead. Behiels started a 5-2 with a kill before a Rawlinson kill and Ram error tied the set, 18-18. Once again the Rams had an answer, however, rattling off four straight to carry a 22-18 lead into a timeout. Genevieve Hughes came out of the break with back-to-back kills before Erin Bistany brought the Wildcats to within 22-21. A Ram service error had the Wildcats within 23-22, but a kill and a Wildcat attack error ended the set, 25-22, and the match, 3-0.

Behiels led the attack for the Wildcats, collecting nine kills with only one error on 32 swings. The freshman added 10 digs for the double-double as well. Miranda Shaw dished out 14 assists and is now 24 assists shy of 2,000 for her career. Addalyn Flores and Braunsberg led the back row with 12 digs each while Behiels and Ford chipped in with 10 each. Harris led the defense at the net with four block assists.

The Rams’ Courtney Wensel put down 16 kills while hitting .389, adding 13 digs, four aces, and three block assists for a game-high 21.5 points.

The Wildcats head across town for their next contest, playing at Goldey-Beacom on Tuesday, October 31. First serve at the Joseph West Jones Center is set for 7:00 p.m.

 

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Goldey-Beacom’s Soccer Teams Both Are Back in the CACC Tournament


Goldey-Beacom’s men’s and women’s soccer teams not only are back in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament, but both begin their journey with home quarterfinal games.


The men’s squad (13-4-1, 9-2-1 CACC) is the second seed, its highest since it was the two seed in 2001, and will host seventh-seeded Nyack (7-9-1, 5-7) on Monday at 2:00 pm at Nancy Churchman Sawin Field in Wilmington.


The women’s team (11-4-2, 8-3-1) is the fourth seed and will host fifth seeded Jefferson (9-8, 8-4) on Tuesday at 2:00 pm, also at Nancy Churchman Sawin Field.


The quarterfinal winners advance to championship weekend, which takes place on the campus of Georgian Court University in Lakewood, NJ. The semifinals are Friday, the men’s final is Sunday at 10:00 am and the women’s final is at 12:30 pm.


Tickets for all games are $6 for adults and $3 for children, senior citizens and students with a valid ID. Children under age 3 are admitted free.


Please note Georgian Court University has a NO PETS (except service dogs) and NO SMOKING policy. Everyone’s cooperation is greatly appreciated.


The men’s team this season has seen great offensive play from junior midfielder Chahin Aghrim (Bonn, Germany), who has done it all with his playmaking and scoring ability. A first team all-league pick and CoSIDA Academic All District selection last year, Aghrim this season is first in the country with 13 assists, fifth with 0.72 assists per game and 11th with 31 points. He also is third in school history with 22 career assists, eighth with 15 goals and fifth with 52 points.


The Lightning as a team also have been putting up big numbers. The unit is first in the country with 55 goals, first with 151 points and third with 3.06 goals per game.


Another standout has been junior goalkeeper Suhail Bismilla (Johannesburg, South Africa), who has been a leader in every facet and helps control the Lightning’s play on the field. The first team all-league pick last year is 25th in the country this season with six shutouts and 62nd with 61 saves. He also is first in school history with 11 shutouts and fourth with 192 saves.


The defense also has been exceptional, due largely to the play of seniors Declyn Brown (Glasgow, Scotland) and Cameron Wilkinson (Terrigal, Australia). They have paced a unit which has allowed just 19 goals this season, notched eight shutouts and recorded 11 games in which the squad did not permit more than one goal.


GBC earlier this season enjoyed a 10-game unbeaten streak (9-0-1) and a four-game shutout streak, both school records. The unit also has eight home victories this year (8-0) that is tied with the 2002 squad for the team best and the nine conference victories is a school record.


The women’s side this season had a welcome addition in freshman forward Alanna Speaks (Wilmington, DE/St. Elizabeth’s), who has impressed many with her incredible goal-scoring skills. She is 23rd in the country with 12 goals, 31st with 28 points, tied for fourth on the school’s single-season list in goals and fifth overall in points.


Senior midfielder Amy Runciman (Luton, England) also continues to be a dominant presence with her playmaking and determination. The first team all-league and second team all-region pick in 2015 as well as second team All-CACC in 2016, Runciman this year is 79th in the country with eight goals and 87th with 20 points. She also is second in school history with 83 points, fourth with 27 goals and second with 29 assists.


Junior Cliona Crammond (Wicklow, Ireland) has been a major factor at midfield with her solid playmaking as she is 86th in the country with five assists, tied for seventh in school history with 17 goals, tied for ninth with 11 assists and 10th with 45 points. Senior Tanner Turner-Rush (Harrisburg, PA) leads a defense which has notched three shutouts and has not permitted more than one goal 10 times.


The women are hosting a quarterfinal game in back-to-back years for the first time, their eight league wins are tied for the team record and their seven home wins (7-1) are one short of a school record.


This also marks the first time since 2003 in which both the men’s and women’s teams will host its first conference tournament game in the same year. The men that season hosted a first-round contest in a six-team field and the women hosted a semifinal after getting a first-round bye.




Derek Crudele
Sports Information Coordinator
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.

 

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om: Tritt, Kevin M. <ktritt@udel.edu>
Date: Fri, Oct 27, 2017 at 6:19 PM
Subject: Delaware Volleyball Drops Three-Set Road Match To Northeastern
To:


SUBJECT: Delaware Volleyball Drops Three-Set Road Match To Northeastern
DATE: October 27, 2017
BOSTON, Mass. -- The University of Delaware volleyball team saw its two-match winning streak come to an end as the Blue Hens dropped a three-set decision to Northeastern Friday night at Cabot Gym.
The Huskies, who snapped a two-match losing streak, captured the match by set scores of 25-21, 25-21, 21-18 to improve to 16-8 overall and 9-2 in the Colonial Athletic Association. Delaware, which was coming off home wins over William & Mary and Elon last weekend, fell to 5-16 overall and 3-8 in league play.
UD junior Brooke Robertson led the Blue Hens with seven kills and added six digs, while current CAA Rookie of the Week Courtnie Roberts added 10 assists, seven digs and five kills.
Maria Bellinger contributed six kills and six digs, Abby Skryd chipped in 13 assists and six digs, and Maddie Judge made seven digs on the night.
Amy Underdown paced Northeastern with 13 kills and 13 digs, while Kristen Walding handed out 27 assists.
Delaware won six of seven points late in the first set to pull within 22-21, but the Huskies answered with a three-point run of their own to take the early lead. The Blue Hens held an 11-6 advantage in the second frame, and the teams were knotted at 19 apiece before Northeastern won the next four points to pull away. NU then used a five-point spurt to surge ahead 12-6 in the third stanza and never trailed from there.
HEN SCRATCHINGS
• Robertson surpassed the 200-kills mark for her career
• Bailey Pearlman posted a team-high three blocks for Delaware
• Northeastern improved to 9-1 at home this season
• Despite dropping both matches to NU this season, the Blue Hens still lead the all-time series vs. Northeastern, 26-25
• Delaware is now tied for sixth place in the CAA standings with five matches remaining
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
Delaware at *Hofstra – Sunday, October 29 (1 p.m.)
Delaware vs. *UNCW – Thursday, November 2 (6:30 p.m.)
Delaware vs. *James Madison – Saturday, November 4 (5 p.m.)
MEDIA CONTACT: Kevin Tritt | ktritt@udel.edu | Office: 302-831-8715 | Cell: 302-383-5005

 

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Goldey-Beacom’s Alanna Speaks Named CACC Women’s Soccer Rookie of the Year; Runciman and Turner-Rush Also Named All-League


Goldey-Beacom’s Alanna Speaks (Wilmington, DE/St. Elizabeth’s) has put forth a solid freshman campaign that allowed her to be named Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Women’s Soccer Rookie of the Year, making her one of three on the squad the league feted.


Speaks also was picked first team all-conference, senior midfielder Amy Runciman (Luton, England) was tabbed first team all-league for a second time and senior defender Tanner Turner-Rush (Harrisburg, PA) was picked second team All-CACC.


Speaks has been an incredible addition who has impressed many with her incredible goal-scoring skills. Also soon to be a member of the basketball squad, Speaks this fall is 23rd in the country with 12 goals, 31st with 28 points, tied for fourth on the school’s single-season list in goals and fifth overall in points.


Runciman’s first-team nod in 2015 was accompanied by her being tabbed second team CCA All-East Region and third team NSCAA All-East Region that year before she was selected second team all-league a season ago. Her strong playmaking and determination has her 79th in the country with eight goals and 87th with 20 points. Runciman also is second in school history with 83 points, fourth with 27 goals and second with 29 assists.


Turner-Rush, also a member of the basketball team, continues to be the backbone for a strong defense. The soon-to-be three-time member of the CACC Fall and Winter Academic Honors Rolls, Turner-Rush leads a defense which has notched three shutouts and has not permitted more than one goal 10 times.


Goldey-Beacom (11-4-2, 8-3-1 CACC) is the fourth seed for the CACC Tournament and will host fifth-seeded Jefferson (9-8, 8-4) on Tuesday at 2:00 pm at Nancy Churchman Sawin Field in Wilmington, DE.


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




Derek Crudele
Sports Information Coordinator
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.

 

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Breanne Haley and Cliona Crammond Cited for Weekly CACC Awards


Goldey-Beacom volleyball freshman Breanne Haley (Elkton, MD) has been picked Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Rookie of the Week a fifth time in addition to be named Player of the Week for the first time with women’s soccer junior Cliona Crammond (Wicklow, Ireland) named her sport’s Player of the Week.


Haley ended her week with 51 kills, 39 digs, six aces, four blocks and three double-doubles over four matches. Her 17th double-double of the season came Saturday in a 3-0 win at Georgian Court, recording 17 kills and 15 digs. Haley also had 12 kills and 10 digs Tuesday vs. Shippensburg before getting 14 and 12 to go with six aces Wednesday vs. Chestnut Hill.


Haley’s 388 kills are now are third on the school’s single-season list.


Crammond scored on a free kick in the 95th minute to give Goldey-Beacom a 1-0 overtime victory Friday at Queens (NY). She now is seventh in school history with 17 goals, tied for ninth with 11 assists and 10th with 45 points.


The volleyball squad is home Tuesday against Wilmington at 7:00 pm. The women’s soccer team is home Tuesday at 2:00 pm vs. Jefferson in the CACC Tournament quarterfinals.



Derek Crudele
Sports Information Coordinator
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.

 

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From: Hayon, Maggie L<mhayon@udel.edu>
Date: Tue, Oct 31, 2017 at 8:23 AM
Subject: Delaware FH: Delaware Slotted at No. 8 in Latest NFHCA Coaches Poll
To:




SUBJECT: Delaware Slotted at No. 8 in Latest NFHCA Coaches Poll

DATE: October 31, 2017

GILBERT, Ariz. – With the regular season in the rearview mirror, the Blue Hens fell one spot to No. 8 in this week’s Penn Monto/National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Division I Coaches Poll.

Delaware (13-4, 6-0 CAA) received 746 points following wins at Hoftra and Northeastern by a combined score of 11-1.

Complete BlueHens.com release: http://ow.ly/FKnP30gfIc3

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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BJECT: Kierstyn Williams Leads Six Wildcats Named to 2017 Women’s Soccer All-CACC Teams

DATE: October 31, 2017
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - - In leading the Wilmington University women’s soccer team to a second place finish, six Wildcats have been named to the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference All-Conference Teams, led by Kierstyn Williams being named the CACC Goalkeeper of the Year, as announced by the conference office on Tuesday.

Williams is the first Wildcat to be named the Goalkeeper of the Year in program history, and is joined on the CACC First Team by redshirt senior Loran Wyrough and redshirt junior Melisa Gall, as well as graduate student Preslie Quaranta, junior Rebecca Dolhansky, and freshman Kiya Wilson on the All-CACC Second Team.

Williams (Middletown, Del.) leads the CACC with six lone shutouts, adding one combined. She is second in the CACC with 10 wins while also second in carrying a .806 save percentage. She is third in the CACC with a 1.31 goals against average, but has only allowed 0.89 goals against versus CACC opponents. Only eight of her 20 goals allowed have come in CACC play. She made a season high 16 saves at Bridgeport while making seven saves in a 1-0 shutout at nationally #6 Adelphi. Williams was a Second Team All-CACC performer a year ago.

Wyrough (Hamilton, N.J.) returns to the CACC First Team for the second year in a row. She finished the regular season with the most goals in the CACC (16) and is second in the CACC with 36 points. All but two of her goals have come in CACC play, as well as 32 points, the best mark in the conference. Four of her 16 goals have been game-winners, all coming against CACC opponents and that is also the best in the CACC. She tied her own program record with four goals in a game twice this season. She scored four goals at Nyack for the second time in her career and against Dominican.

Gall (Marlton, N.J.) is another repeat First Team All-CACC performer, making the list last year as well. She started in 17 games this year, all of which at the centerback position. She scored three goals this year, but better known for her dominant pressure in the backfield. She has started on defense in all seven shutouts this season and has helped led the team to a 1.26 goals against average on the season, the second best in the CACC.

Quaranta (Nottingham, Md.) has made her presence known in her only season with the Wildcats. She is tied for third in the CACC with seven assists, adding five goals to be second on the team with 17 points. She scored a season high two goals at Concordia while adding three points (one goal and one assist) at Bloomfield and against Post. Her on-ball skills are second to none in the CACC, leading to a multitude of opportunities for the Wildcats.

Dolhansky (Blackwood, N.J.) makes a repeat appearance on the All-Conference list. She’s continued to set up the offense from her center midfield position, ranking tied for seventh in the CACC with five assists. She added four goals to finish tied for third on the team with 13 points. She had a season high three points at Nyack, scoring a goal and adding an assist. She had a season high two assists in a 2-0 win over Caldwell.

Wilson (Philadelphia, Pa.) has been a force on the back line in her first year as a college player. The freshman was named the CACC Defensive Player of the Week on October 16 and has routinely been a dominant figure in every game. She’s started in all 18 games for the Wildcats and has settled on a center back position for the bulk of the season. She has been a part of all seven shutouts this season and has helped led the team to a 1.26 goals against average on the season, the second best in the CACC.

Holy Family’s Brianna Rock was named the CACC Player of the Year for the second year in a row while Goldey-Beacom’s Alanna Speaks was named the CACC Rookie of the Year. Georgian Court’s Morgan LaDuca repeated as the CACC Defensive Player of the Year with Williams rounding out the major player awards as Goalkeeper of the Year.

Georgian Court’s Jim Moore was named the CACC Coach of the Year in leading the Lions to a 12-0 CACC record while Nyack took home the 2017 Team Sportsmanship Award.

The Wildcats finished the regular season with a 12-5-1 overall record, going 10-2 in the CACC to earn the No. 2 seed in the upcoming CACC Tournament. The Wildcats square off against No. 7 Post on Tuesday in the CACC Tournament Quarterfinals. The game is subject to a 2:00 p.m. start at the WU Athletics Complex on Tuesday.

AGATE:

2017 Women’s Soccer All-CACC Teams

First Team:

F – Lizzy Kroon (Georgian Court University)
F – Brianna Rock (Holy Family University)
F – Alanna Speaks (Goldey-Beacom College)
F – Loran Wyrough (Wilmington University)
M – Anissia Fucci (Georgian Court University)
M – Kaitlin Lister (Georgian Court University)
M – Amy Runciman (Goldey-Beacom College)
D – Melissa Gall (Wilmington University)
D – Morgan LaDuca (Georgian Court University)
D – Katharina Mertz (Post University)
GK – Kierstyn Williams (Wilmington University)

Second Team:

F – Teaghan Darling (Caldwell University)
F – Sarah Patrignani (Thomas Jefferson University)
F – Preslie Quaranta (Wilmington University)
M – Rebecca Dolhansky (Wilmington University)
M – Meghan Grundhauser (Caldwell University)
M – Shannon Metzler (Holy Family University)
D – Taylor Adair (Holy Family University)
D – Tanner Turner-Rush (Goldey-Beacom College)
D – Kiya Wilson (Wilmington University)
GK – Natalie Axelsson (Georgian Court University)
GK – Emily Camp (Holy Family University)

2017 CACC Player of the Year: Brianna Rock (Holy Family University)

2017 CACC Rookie of the Year: Alanna Speaks (Goldey-Beacom College)

2017 CACC Defensive Player of the Year: Morgan LaDuca (Georgian Court)

2017 CACC Goalkeeper of the Year: Kierstyn Williams (Wilmington University)

2017 CACC Coach of the Year: Jim Moore (Georgian Court University)

2017 CACC Team Sportsmanship Award: Nyack College

 

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SUBJECT: Carin Essex-Arline’s Overtime Rebound Advances No. 2 Wilmington Women’s Soccer Past No. 7 Post, 2-1, in CACC Quarterfinals

DATE: October 31, 2017
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NEWARK, Del. - - Carin Essex-Arline pounded in a rebound in the 97th minute to give the second seeded Wilmington University women’s soccer team a 2-1 victory over seventh seeded Post in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament Quarterfinals on Tuesday afternoon at the WU Athletics Complex.

The win propels the Wildcats (13-5-1) to their second straight CACC Tournament Semifinal round, which will be played on Friday afternoon on the campus of Georgian Court University. Third seeded Holy Family defeated sixth seeded Caldwell, 1-0, setting up the Wildcats and Tigers in the semifinals.

The Wildcats gained control early in the contest against the Eagles, scoring the game’s first goal in the sixth minute of action. Krysta Memis took the first shot of the contest, which resulted in the quick 1-0 lead for the home team. Loran Wyrough played a through ball down the middle, allowing Memis to get on the end of the ball in the box. Memis’ shot from the right side of the box went to the far post for her sixth goal of the season just 5:31 into the match.

The Wildcats continued to pressure the Eagles in the first half, but couldn’t find the back of the net again despite great looks from Preslie Quaranta in the 23rd minute and Alexa Smalley in the 44th minute.

The second half got off to a fast start as well, but it was Post that responded to tie the match, 1-1. Sabrina Adamo had the ball on the right endline, and passed the ball back to a wide-open Fenna Maarse on the near post. She beat Wilmington goalkeeper Kierstyn Williams to the near post from 10 yards out just 2:59 into the start of the second half.

The Wildcats continued to put the pressure on the Eagles throughout the half, getting a good look off a corner in the 54th minute, but Essex-Arline’s header went wide left.

Loran Wyrough beat the offside’s trap and found herself all alone in on the Post keeper in the 72nd minute, but Cailah Baranowski denied her the breakaway chance. Jessica Unsihuay’s follow up chance dribbled just wide of the right post as well, keeping the score at 1-1.

The final chance for the Wildcats in regulation came in the 82nd minute, as a scramble in the box pushed all the players to the near post. Sticking on the back post, Ashley Cafarella found herself wide open with an empty net in front of her. But her two-touch shot was denied by an Eagle on the goal line, keeping the visitors alive.

Now into the overtime period, Wyrough gave the Wildcats their first chance to win it in the 93rd minute. But her half volley on a ball over the top went wide left.

On their eighth and final corner kick of the game, they made it happen. Smalley played the ball from the right corner, and Jessica Unsihuay played a ball back to Memis outside the box. Memis’ lofted shot clanked off the crossbar and fell in the six-yard box. Essex-Arline was there to stuff home the rebound.

The Wildcats outshot the Eagles, 20-7, for the match, including 7-3 in the second half and 3-0 in the overtime period. Williams made two saves in the game for her 11th win while Baranowski made seven saves in the loss.

The Wildcats and Tigers advance to play in the CACC Tournament Semifinals on Friday afternoon at Georgian Court. They will be the second of two semifinal games, with the second games starting at approximately 1:30 p.m.

 

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Goldey-Beacom’s women’s soccer team today defeated Jefferson, 2-1, in overtime of the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament quarterfinals. Freshman Alanna Speaks (Wilmington, DE/St. Elizabeth’s), the CACC Rookie of the Year, scored in the 97th minute off an assist from junior Cliona Crammond (Wicklow, Ireland) for the team’s first conference tournament win since 2005. It was Speaks’ team-leading 13th goal of the season. It was the second straight overtime goal Crammond had a point in as recorded the extra-time goal Friday in a 1-0 win at Queens (NY). Fourth-seeded Goldey-Beacom (12-4-2) will face No. 1 seed Georgian Court in the semifinals on Friday at 11:00 am in Lakewood, NJ.

 

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Goldey-Beacom’s women’s soccer team today defeated Jefferson, 2-1, in overtime of the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament quarterfinals. Freshman Alanna Speaks (Wilmington, DE/St. Elizabeth’s), the CACC Rookie of the Year, scored in the 97th minute off an assist from junior Cliona Crammond (Wicklow, Ireland) for the team’s first conference tournament win since 2005. It was Speaks’ team-leading 13th goal of the season. It was the second straight overtime goal Crammond had a point in as recorded the extra-time goal Friday in a 1-0 win at Queens (NY). Fourth-seeded Goldey-Beacom (12-4-2) will face No. 1 seed Georgian Court in the semifinals on Friday at 11:00 am in Lakewood, NJ.

 

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Stern, Andrew William <anwstern@udel.edu>
Date: Thu, Nov 2, 2017 at 1:28 PM
Subject: Blue Hens Dixon Named to CAA All-Rookie Team
To:




FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


DATE: November 2, 2017


Blue Hens Dixon Named to CAA All-Rookie Team


RICHMOND, Va. -- University of Delaware women’s soccer freshman Anwstern@udel.edu | Office: 302-831-6519 | Cell: 914-589-9666


Andrew Stern

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


University of Delaware


Bob Carpenter Center, 631 South


College Avenue


Newark, DE 19716


O-302.831.6519 | C-914-589-9666


GO HENS!


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SUBJECT: CAA Honors Nauck as Player of the Year, De Koning as Rookie of the Year and Van de Kerkhof as Coach of the Year

DATE: November 2, 2017

RICHMOND, Va. – For the second straight season, Delaware’s Greta Nauck and Rolf van de Kerkhof were named the Colonial Athletic Association Field Hockey Player of the Year and Coach of the Year, respectively, while Lotte de Koning was tabbed the league’s Rookie of the Year. In total, the Blue Hens had eight individuals recognized with postseason honors Thursday afternoon.

Nauck (Krefeld, Germany) and De Koning (Vreeland, The Netherlands) were joined on the CAA First Team list by seniors Taylor Lister (Hummelstown, Pa.) and Emmeline Oltmans (Baarn, The Netherlands).

Second Team honors went to redshirt senior Kayla Devlin (Annapolis, Md.) and juniors Kiki Bink (Wageningen, The Netherlands) and Lisa Giezeman (Leidschendam, The Netherlands) while De Koning also garnered All-Rookie Team accolades.

Complete BlueHens.com release: ow.ly/DY4O30gjm1z

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: Delaware State University Volleyball <dsuhornets@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Thu, Nov 2, 2017 at 6:48 PM
Subject: Article: HORNETS LOOK TO KEEP PLAYOFF HOPES ALIVE
To: dawvoice3@gmail.com


Click here to view as a web page.

Photo courtesy of Dennis Jones

HORNETS LOOK TO KEEP PLAYOFF HOPES ALIVE
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Thu, November 02, 2017
Dover, Del. (Nov. 2, 2017) --- The Delaware State volleyball team begins a two-match homestand on Friday (Nov. 3) against Coppin State. The contest begins at 6 p.m. in Memorial Hall. The Hornets will also host Morgan State on Sunday (Nov. 5) at 3 p.m.

DSU currently stands at fifth in the 2017 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Northern Division standings with a 3-5 division record, one game behind fourth place Morgan State (4-4).

The top four teams in the division race qualify for the MEAC Tournament later this month in Princess Anne, Md.

The Hornets are looking for a season sweep of Coppin State. DSU defeated the Eagles 3-1 on Oct. 18 in Baltimore, Md. Sabrina Szmajduch (sr.) had career-highs of 20 kills and 20 digs to key the victory.

Delaware State libero Alliyah McBean (sr.) is tops on the team and fifth in the MEAC in digs at 3.6 per match (295 total). McBean has reached double figures in digs in 17 of the Hornets’ 24 contests this season.

DSU also features one of the MEAC’s top setters in senior Gabriella Enriquez, who ranks seventh in the league in assists at 6.8 per set (555 total). Enriquez passed the 1000 assist mark at Delaware State in the Hornets’ last outing. She’s also the team leader with 23 service aces.

Senior NaKia Jones and freshman Kiera Holtzclaw are 1-2 on the Hornets in blocks. Jones leads the team with 41, while Holtzclaw is a close second with 40.

Following the weekend homestand, the Hornets will wrap up their regular season schedule at Hampton on Nov. 10 and a home match against UMES on Nov. 12




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SUBJECT: Middles Lead Wilmington Volleyball to CACC Sweep at Concordia; Shaw Dishes Out 2,000th Assist

DATE: November 2, 2017
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BRONXVILLE, N.Y. - - The middle hitters showed up to play for the Wilmington University volleyball team as they led the Wildcats to a sweep of Concordia on the road in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference cross division action on Thursday night.

Set scores for the match were 25-20, 25-23, and 25-20.

Both middles Eile Harris and Rebecca Rawlinson hit above .600 for the match, leading the Wildcats (12-17, 8-8 CACC) to the victory and keeping pace in the CACC South Division. With the win, the Wildcats are now only one game out of the fourth and final playoff spot, trailing Goldey-Beacom and Georgian Court by one full game.

It didn’t take long for a milestone to be reached on Thursday night, as the first point of the match resulted in the Wildcats’ Miranda Shaw’s 2,000th career assist. She is the third Wildcat in program era to reach 2,000 assists, now with 2,016 for her career.

Four of Harris’ and Rawlinson’s kills came in the first set each, as the Wildcats used a 7-2 run in the set to break a 10-10 tie. The Clippers (4-13, 4-12 CACC) closed the gap to within 21-18 before Mandy Behiels put down back-to-back kills for the 23-18 lead. The Clippers answered again with back-to-back points before a service error and a Jill Braunsberg kill gave the Wildcats the game, 25-20.

A 6-0 run in the middle of the second set put the Wildcats up 14-7. The Clippers ran off four straight to get to within 16-13 before the Wildcats scored four of the next six points to regain a 20-15 lead. Concordia wouldn’t go away easily though, as they scored six straight en route to an 8-2 run to take a 23-22 lead. Rawlinson put down a kill before a bad set gave the Wildcats set point. Rawlinson and Braunsberg got their hands on an attack, picking up the block for the 2-0 lead, 25-23.

Concordia jumped out to a 7-4 lead in the third set before the Wildcats rattled off four straight en route to a 6-1 run to take a 10-8 advantage. Still leading 19-17, the Wildcats went on a 3-0 spurt to lead 22-17 before a kill from Shaw gave the Wildcats match points, 24-19. Brittany Ford ended the set and the match, 25-20, with a kill.

Harris led the Wildcats with 12 kills while only committing one error on 18 swings for a .611 attack percentage. Rawlinson finished with eight kills while also only committing one error on 10 swings for a .700 attack percentage. The Wildcats hit .267 as a team for the match.

Shaw finished with 17 assists while Braunsberg added 12 assists. Behiels was the only Wildcat with double figure digs, picking up 11 on the match. Rawlinson added the lone solo block for the Wildcats, adding six block assists as well. Braunsberg added four block assists while Emma Kongevold chipped in with three block assists.

The Wildcats have three CACC matches left to make up the one-game deficit to the Lightning and Lions. Next up for the Wildcats is USciences on Saturday at the WU Athletics Complex for Senior Day. First serve is set for 12:00 p.m.

 

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Goldey-Beacom’s Women’s Soccer Falls, 3-1, at Georgian Court in CACC Semifinals


Goldey-Beacom gave its fans outstanding season that lasted into the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference semifinals, but the run ended with a 3-1 loss at Georgian Court in Lakewood, NJ.


The Lightning (12-5-2, 8-3-1 CACC) enjoyed an impressive journey that saw the team notch double figures in victories in consecutive years for the first time since 2001-02, go to the CACC Tournament in a fourth straight year and tie the school record with eight conference wins.


Georgian Court (15-3-2) cashed in on its fifth corner kick of the match to grab a 1-0 lead in the 37th minute. Megan Murdocco launched one from the right side and Anissia Fucci, set up by the left post, headed it in.


Murdocco in the 54th minute again was the directing the spotlight, using her fourth corner kick of the match to give the Lions a 2-0 lead. She once again sent one from the right side and this time is was Kristen Lister who headed it home for her first goal of the year.


GBC got that goal back just two minutes later for a 2-1 deficit. Junior Cliona Crammond (Wicklow, Ireland) in the 56th minute was called upon for a long free kick and she once again delivered, sending one home for her eighth goal of the season.


Crammond now is tied for sixth in school history with 18 goals and seventh overall with 48 points.


However, Murdocco in the 66th minute continued to be the woman of the match with yet another successful corner kick. Again she lofted one from the right side and again it was Fucci, heading it home for her 13th tally of the year and a 3-1 margin.


Junior Marta Lopez (Valencia, Spain) made four saves for the Lightning.


Fucci ended with four shots and Rosa Franze had three for the Lions, who ended with a 9-4 corner-kicks edge.




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

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