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From: Selheimer, Scott W. <selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Wed, Mar 8, 2017 at 10:42 AM
Subject: SUBJECT: University of Delaware Football Partners with Riddell to Utilize New Precision-Fit Helmet Technology
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SUBJECT: University of Delaware Football Partners with Riddell to Utilize New Precision-Fit Helmet Technology
DATE: March 8, 2017
NEWARK, Del. -- The University of Delaware football team announced Wednesday that its has partnered with protective equipment manufacturer Riddell as one of a select number of colleges at the NCAA Division I level to deploy the helmet maker’s new Precision-Fit technology this upcoming season.
Riddell Precision-Fit is a process that utilizes state-of-the-art 3D scanning techniques to build a completely custom-fitting helmet liner system for individual players.
Among those utilizing this new technology is Delaware redshirt freshman defensive lineman Sal Mauro, who will wear the personalized helmet this coming fall. Mauro will be one of just a handful of NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision football student-athletes who will be debuting the SpeedFlex Precision on the field.
The helmet is the latest innovation from Riddell as it looks to continue to work with football programs on improving athlete protection. Riddell will offer a limited release of Precision-Fit helmets for the 2017 season, with expanded availability for football programs expected for the 2018 season.
“I like how the helmet is molded to fit to your head,” said Mauro, a native of Staten Island, N.Y. (Bergen Catholic HS) who is expected to be a key member of the UD defensive front this coming fall for new head coach Danny Rocco. “There’s no wasted space. The helmets used to be filled with air and sometimes that made it too tight and uncomfortable. I’m excited to see how the helmet feels with the extra padding rather than with the air.”
“The biggest difference is that this helmet is uniquely Sal’s,” said Delaware Equipment Manager Kyle Martinelli. “The helmet he has now you could take off and put on someone else who fits that size measurement. You cannot do that with the Riddell Precision-Fit line of helmets. It’s a true scan and mold of his head, so it is uniquely his. This new helmet produces surface contact that we haven’t seen before. It will be an advantage for him on the field, not only in the way he plays, but in the area of safety. Sal is a great candidate to be one of the first players to wear this helmet because he’s a great communicator. He’s a good sounding board and his feedback is strong. He has four years left to play here and he plays a position that includes a lot of contact.”
The new helmet will provide complete three-dimension customization opportunities by using a seven-step development process.
The first step is for the student-athlete to pick one of the Riddell helmet platforms (SpeedFlex Precision or Speed Precision). Once that is complete, Riddell then uses state-of-the-art technology to capture critical information such as head size and surface.
With the basic specifications of the head determined, the system then analyzes and orients the helmet to athlete’s specific needs.
Next, Riddell uses more software to create the player’s helmet liner system, which includes the players personalized molds, name, and signature. The helmet is then further customized with a choice of facemask, accessories, and team decorations.
Once the helmet is created, Riddell then certifies it for play before being shipped to the athlete.
“Meeting with our local representation and with the University, we felt that Delaware would be an ideal partner to leverage Precision-Fit with its student-athletes,” said Riddell Key Account Manager for the Northeast Region Jeffrey Hartung. “We already have an established relationship with Kyle and his equipment staff, and we appreciate Delaware’s enthusiasm in making this new technology available to its players. We look forward to receiving feedback as the team advances through the season.”
Fans can find out more information about the helmet by visiting www.riddell.com/precisionfit.
Delaware Football will begin spring practice on April 4 with the annual Blue-White Spring Game and Fandemonium event set for Saturday, May 6. Fandemonium will begin at 4 p.m. followed by the spring game at 6 p.m. in Delaware Stadium.
More information on UD football is available by visiting: http://www.bluehens.com/ViewArticle.dbml?ATCLID=209242750&DB_OEM_ID=29100.

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Date: Wed, Mar 8, 2017 at 10:39 AM
Subject: SUBJECT: Delaware Women's Basketball Quartet Honored with CAA Postseason Accolades
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SUBJECT: Delaware Women's Basketball Quartet Honored with CAA Postseason Accolades
DATE: March 8, 2017
RICHMOND, Va. – With the regular season at a close and the Colonial Athletic Association Tournament on the horizon, the University of Delaware women’s basketball team had four student-athletes recognized by the CAA head coaches for their athletic and academic accomplishments.
Sophomore Nicole Enabosi (Gaithersburg, Md./Our Lady of Good Counsel) garnered All-CAA First Team and All-Defensive Team accolades for the first time in her career while senior Erika Brown (Peterson, N.J./John F. Kennedy) was named to the Third Team for the second straight season. Freshman Abby Gonzales (Wexford, Pa./North Allegheny) earned All-Rookie Team honors while senior Hannah Jardine (St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada/O’Donel) was an All-Academic Team selection for the third consecutive year.
Enabosi currently leads the Blue Hens in nine different statistical categories and is second in the CAA with 10.1 rebounds per game (24th NCAA) and seventh with 13.9 points per while she is atop the league with 7.0 defensive rebounds per. The forward is in the Top 10 of seven CAA categories. Her mark of 16 double doubles this season ranks her 12th nationally while she is 15th nationally with 207 free throw attempts and 16th with 151 free throws made.
One of the team’s co-captains, Brown is second for Delaware with 12.3 points per game while leading the way with 34.6 minutes per. She has appeared in every single game for the Hens during her four-year career and has her name littered amongst the Blue Hens career records.
In her first year in a Delaware uniform, Gonzales earned the starting nod as the team’s point guard less than a month into the season and has not left that role while playing in all 29 games. The guard averages 4.9 points per game and is second for the Hens with 2.0 assists per and 1.0 3-point field goals made per contest.
A mechanical engineering major, Jardine holds a 3.00 GPA while posting 6.0 points, 4.1 rebounds and 1.3 treys per game for the Blue Hens. One of the team’s co-captains, the forward is a team representative to the Delaware Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and a member of the Dean’s List.
James Madison guard Precious Hall was tabbed the 2016-17 CAA Player of the Year while her Dukes teammate Kamiah Smalls garnered Rookie of the Year accolades and College of Charleston guard Breanna Bolden was tabbed the Defensive Player of the Year. Charlotte Smith represented Elon as the Coach of the Year while Phoenix senior Lauren Brown collected the Dean Ehlers Leadership Award.
The Blue Hens open the CAA Women’s Basketball Championship Thursday with a 2:30 p.m. quarterfinals matchup against William & Mary.
MEDIA CONTACT: Maggie Hayon, Assistant Sports Information Director | mhayon@udel.edu | O: 302-831-6389 | C: 302-379-9182

Scott Selheimer

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University of Delaware, BCC

Newark, DE 19716

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SUBJECT: Wilmington Softball Head Coach Mike Shehorn Wins 100th Career Game as Wildcats Sweep Day Three in Florida

DATE: March 8, 2017
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CLERMONT, Fla. - - Fourth year head coach Mike Shehorn captured his 100th career win at the helm of the Wilmington University softball team as the Wildcats defeated Wayne State (Neb.), 12-2, and held on for the day’s sweep with a 4-3 victory against Stonehill at the National Training Center on Wednesday afternoon.

The bats got going once again for the Wildcats (7-5) on Wednesday, as they smashed out 26 base hits between the two games, including 14 against Wayne State in the opener. All the scoring happened in the fifth and sixth innings against Stonehill, with the Wildcats pulling out the close game, 4-3, leaving the tying run at third base in the bottom of the seventh.

The Wildcats found themselves down 1-0 after the top of the first inning against Wayne State and didn’t get on the board until the bottom of the third inning. Meghan Brown led off the inning with a walk followed by singles from Jayme Richardson and Rosa’Lynn Burton to load the bases with no outs. Alyssa Velasquez put the Wildcats on the board first with a single into left field before Kaitlyn Slater added an RBI single as well. A wild pitch brought in the third run of the inning before Whitney DeMora gave the Wildcats a 4-0 lead with an RBI fielder’s choice.

Another unearned run crossed in the top of the fourth for Wayne State but the Wildcats answered by batting around and scoring eight runs in the bottom of the frame. Slater collected another RBI single while Annie Davila added an RBI single of her own. Meghan Brown brought in two with a bases loaded single before an error brought in the final two runs of the inning to make it 12-2.

Starter Brooklyn Lachette finished off Wayne State in order in the top of the fifth to put the mercy rule into effect and give the Wildcats the victory.

Game two starter Caitlyn Whiteside stranded one Stonehill runner on base in each of the first three innings before setting the Skyhawks down in order in the fourth. The Wildcats also left a great deal on base, stranding seven runners on through the first five innings of play. They were able to break the ice in the top of the sixth.

DeMora doubled down the left field line to start the inning before Becca Stanley put runners on second and third with a bunt single and a stolen base. Now with one out, Colby Wyatt singled back up the middle to score both Wildcats, giving them the 2-0 lead.

The Skyhawks answered with a two-out RBI single in the bottom of the sixth, cutting the deficit in half, 2-1, with one inning to play.

The seventh inning was led by a late charge for the Wildcats, as they had a runner on first with two outs. Brown came through with a triple down the left field line, chasing DeMore all the way around to score. Katie Edgar followed suit with an RBI single to the pitcher, bringing in Brown for the much-needed insurance run and 4-1 lead.

Looking to close out the complete game, Whiteside ran into trouble as the first two Skyhawks reached base. Now with runners on second and third with two outs, Stonehill got a single up the middle to score both runs and cut the deficit to 4-3. Another single put runner son first and third, but Whiteside induced a fly ball to center to end the game and give the Wildcats its fourth straight win.

Velasquez led the Wildcats with three hits in the first game while Burton, Slater, Stanley, and Brown added two hits apiece. Edgar led the team with three hits in game two while DeMora and Brown added two hits each in the nightcap.

Shehorn is the second Wildcats coach to reach 100 wins in the program’s NCAA era and is now 101-72 overall. He trails only Erin Harvey in the wins column as she led the Wildcats to 157 career wins from 2007-12.

The Wildcats return to action on Thursday when they play Minnesota State Moorhead and LIU Post at Hancock Park in Clermont, Fla. First pitch against MSU Moorhead is scheduled for 3:30 p.m.

 

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SUBJECT: Wilmington Baseball Caps Florida Trip with 13-9 Victory over Adelphi

DATE: March 11, 2017
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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. - - Scoring early and often led the Wilmington University baseball team to a 13-9 victory over Adelphi on the final day of the team’s trip to Florida on Saturday afternoon, played at Paul Demie Mainieri Field on the campus of St. Thomas University.

With the win, the Wildcats (6-5) went 4-3 on their Spring Break trip. The Wildcats finished with 11 hits while scoring 11 of their 13 runs in the first five innings. The Panthers (4-3) tried to make a game of it late, scoring eight of their runs in the final three innings, but the Wildcats held them off to cap their week with a victory.

The scoring started early for the Wildcats as they put a three spot up in the top of the first inning. Two hit-by-pitches and a Mike Annone single loaded the bases with only one out. The Panthers starter continued to struggle with his location, as he hit the next two batters to force in the game’s first two runs. Max Carney then hit a sacrifice flight to right off a reliever, putting the Wildcats ahead, 3-0.

Wildcat starter Sean Deely worked through the Panthers in the first two innings before the Wildcats offense struck again. Lance Gilbert picked up his first hit as a Wildcats with a double down the right field line to start things off with one out. Frank Nigro put runners on first and third with a single before another HBP loaded the bases. Now with two outs, the first run of the inning came in on a wild pitch before Jesse Long doubled to center field to bring in the other two base runners. Rocky Ferrier then beat out an infield single, scoring Long to put the Wildcats up 7-0.

Dan Hyatt singled but the middle with two outs in the fourth to score Lance Gilbert, as two more Wildcats started the frame by each getting hit by another pitch. The Wildcats led 8-0 after four innings and after Deely left a lead off single on first in the fourth, the offense went to work again in the fifth.

Long was hit by a pitch to start the inning before Ferrier walked to put runners on first and second. Now with two outs, Small singled into left for an RBI single before Gilbert reached on a throwing error to allow another run to come home. A wild pitch capped the scoring for the Wildcats in the fifth, as they led 11-0.

The Panthers get to Deely in the bottom of the fifth, scoring an unearned run on a one out single to center before his last pitch of the day was a 6-4-3 double play.

Another hit-by-pitch brought in a run for the Wildcats in the seventh while Joey Cautillo hit a sacrifice fly to score AJ Lerro and give the Wildcats a 13-1 lead. But the Panthers wouldn’t go away easily.

Adelphi started the inning with a single and double for their first run of the seventh inning before another double scored one more. Now with two outs, a wild pitch brought another Panther home before a triple tacked on another run. The Panthers would score five in the inning, adding another RBI single to bring the score to 13-6.

The Panther tacked on two more in the bottom of the eighth inning, using a single and an error to get things rolling. Adelphi finished with a pair of RBI singles in the frame.

Three walks in the ninth inning forced the Wildcats to bring Dan Hyatt from the shortstop position in to pitch with one out and the bases loaded. An error brought in a run but Hyatt buckled down and picked up two strikeouts to end the game and earn the save.

Ferrier and Annone led the offense wit two hits each while Lance Gilbert, Nigro, and Long led the way with two RBI each.

Deely went the first five while only allowing one unearned run in picking up the win. He struck out four batters with only two hits and one walk to improve to 2-0. Hyatt picked up his first save of the season.

The Wildcats return north but the schedule doesn’t get any easier, as they return to action on Wednesday at Millersville. The Marauders were ranked 12th in the latest NCBWA Division II National Poll. First pitch is slated for 3:00 p.m. in Millersville, Pa.

 

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SUBJECT: Alderson-Broaddus Pulls Away in Second Half for 14-8 Victory over Wilmington Women’s Lacrosse

DATE: March 11, 2017
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NEWARK, Del. - - Despite outshooting its opponent, the Wilmington University women’s lacrosse team dropped a 14-8 nonconference contest to Alderson-Broaddus on Saturday afternoon at the WU Athletics Complex.

The Wildcats (1-4) fought back with a pair of late goals in the first half to close the gap to a single goal, but the Battlers (4-1) turned it on in the second half and outscored the Wildcats, 5-0, to come away with the victory.

Alderson-Broaddus led by as many as 6-3 with 13 minutes left in the first half before the Wildcats received goals from Lashay Ross, Megan Card, and Gabby Spalt to tie the contest, 6-6 with 8:19 showing on the clock. The Battlers responded with three consecutive goals of their own to move ahead 9-6 with 1:31 to play before the break.

Spalt took a feed from Auryonah Nash and beat the Battler netminder to break up the streak of goals from the visitors with only 55 seconds before the break. La’Dae Boykin won the ensuing draw control to give the Wildcats another possession, and Ross paid it off by finishing a feed from Card to cut the deficit to 9-8 with 17 seconds left. Ross then gained possession of the ensuing draw control and raced toward the net with a head of steam, but her shot was wide left with eight seconds showing on the clock.

Out of the break, the Wildcats won more draw controls, 4-2, in the second half, but it was the Battlers were able to find the back of the net. They extended their lead with goals at the 25:24 and 20:08 mark to regain an 11-8 lead. The Wildcats were able to get 10 shots off in the second half alone, but Alderson-Broaddus goalkeeper Fallyn Gonzales came up with eight second half saves to keep the Wildcats off the board.

The Battlers continued to add to the lead, scoring goals with 13:18 and 11:23 left before finishing off the scoring on Saturday with a goal at the 2:56 mark of the second half.

Card led the Wildcats with three points, scoring two goals while adding an assist. She also tied for the team lead with five ground balls while leading the team with five draw controls. Ross and Spalt scored two goals each while also adding three ground balls each. Ross was second on the team with four draws in the game.

Maddie Hurm made 10 stops for the Wildcats while Gonzales finished with 13 saves for the Battlers. The Wildcats outshot the Battlers, 28-27, for the game, but went 1-for-11 on free position shots.

Friday was the first of four straight home games for the Wildcats as they next play Merrimack on Thursday at the WU Athletics Complex. The opening draw is scheduled for 4:00 p.m.

 

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Date: Sat, Mar 11, 2017 at 6:04 PM
Subject: Article: HORNETS FALL TO OHIO ST. & GEORGIA IN UCF TOURNAMENT
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HORNETS FALL TO OHIO ST. & GEORGIA IN UCF TOURNAMENT
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Sat, March 11, 2017
Orlando, Fla. (Mar. 11, 2017) --- The Delaware State softball team was unable to do much offensively in losses to Ohio State and nationally-ranked Georgia at the Central Florida Wilson/DiMarini Tournament today.

The Hornets fell to Ohio State 7-0 in their first game and blanked by No. 16 Georgia 11-0 in their second contest of the day.

Ohio State starter Shelby McCombs allowed just one hit and struck out six in five innings to earn the win for the Buckeyes. DSU’s only hit in the game was a one-out single by Mika Lumsden in the bottom of the fourth inning. Morgan Ray tossed two hitless innings in relief for Ohio State.

Bri Betschel and Anna Kirk drove in two runs each for the Buckeyes, who scored two runs in the second and fourth innings, and three in the sixth.

DSU starter Hannah Shields (0-6) allowed seven hits and four runs in four innings to suffer the loss.

In the Georgia contest, Ciara Bryan was 2-for-2 with four runs batted in and Sydni Emanuel had four hits and a RBI in four at bats to lead the Bulldogs’ 14-hit attack.

Bryan singled in two runs in Georgia’s five-run first inning. The Bulldogs added three runs in the second and third innings. Bryan singled in a run in the second and was credited with a RBI when she was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded in the third.

The Hornets managed four hits off two Georgia pitchers, singles by Lumsden, Dani Velez, Desiree Moreno and Kayleigh Berry.

Lumsden was a combined 2-for-4 in the two games to raise her average to a team-high .333 this season.

Starter Tara Tursellino (0-6) allowed 11 hits and eight runs in two innings to take the loss for DSU in the contest.

Delaware State (1-14) and Georgia will meet again on Sunday’s final day of the Central Florida Tournament. Game time is scheduled for 9:30 am.





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From: Selheimer, Scott W. <selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Sat, Mar 11, 2017 at 4:56 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Penalties Plague Delaware Men's Lacrosse as Win Streak Falls in 13-9 Setback to Binghamton
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SUBJECT: Penalties Plague Delaware Men's Lacrosse as Win Streak Falls in 13-9 Setback to Binghamton
DATE:  March 11, 2017
NEWARK, Del. -- The University of Delaware men’s lacrosse squad had its four-game win streak snapped on a frigid day Saturday afternoon as Binghamton converted four man-up goals and committed just six turnovers on the way to downing the Blue Hens 13-9 at Delaware Stadium.
The Blue Hens (5-3), whose win streak was its longest since 2010, fell behind in the third quarter but battled back and cut the lead to 8-7 heading into the final stanza. The Bearcats (4-1), who won their second straight, promptly scored the first four goals of the fourth quarter to take control and move on to the win.
Delaware senior Trupert Ortlieb notched his third hat trick of the season with three goals while freshman Charlie Kitchen scored twice and dished out an assist, Joe Eisele added two scores, and Will Hirschmann netted one goal and assisted on three others. The game was played under frigid temperatures and gusty winds with a wind chill of 20 degrees at game time.
The Hens held big advantages in shots (41-27), groundballs (33-18), and faceoffs (16-9) but Binghamton was efficient, scoring 13 goals on 27 shots, converting on four of five extra-man opportunities, and committing just six turnovers, tied for the lowest amount forced by Delaware this year. Tom Moore led the Bearcats with four goals and three assists.
“We are disappointed in how we played today,” said Delaware head coach Bob Shillinglaw. “Give a lot of credit to Binghamton, they played hard and physical. We made a lot of mistakes and gave more opportunities to them and they took care of those opportunities. We need to come out and get better next week.”
Binghamton jumped out to a 3-1 lead after one quarter but the Hens rallied back in the second quarter as Ortlieb scored twice, the second time with 24 seconds left to send the game into halftime tied 4-4. The Bearcats scored the first three goals of the second half, two on extra-man situations, to take a three-goal lead before a tally by UD’s Kitchen with nine seconds left in the third period cut the margin to 8-7.
But Binghamton scored four times in the first seven minutes of the final quarter, including one on a man-up opportunity, to take control and hold on for the win.
HEN SCRATCHINGS:
• Delaware entered the game averaging 12.4 goals per game and had a streak of four straight games with 10+ goals snapped, its longest streak since 2010-11
• Blue Hen sophomore Andrew Romagnoli scored a third quarter goal to extend his point-scoring streak to 12 straight games
• Kitchen has scored at least two points in every game this season, extending his UD freshman record
• The Hens have now committed 10 or less turnovers in three straight games
• Hens continue their four-game homestand next Saturday, March 18, when Delaware hosts Saint Joseph’s at 1 p.m.
AGATE:
Binghamton.....3.....1.....4.....5.....13
Delaware.........1.....3.....3.....2......9
Scoring (Goals-Assists): Binghamton - Tom Moore (4-3); Thomas McAndrew (2-2); Griffin Konen (2-1); Tyler DeLuca (1-2); Joe Licata (1-1); Sean Gilroy (1-0); Stephen Petrelli (1-0); Kevin Fuchs (1-0); Delaware - Trupert Ortlieb (3-0); Charlie Kitchen (2-1); Joe Eisele (2-0); Will Hirschmann (1-3); Andrew Romagnoli (1-0); Steve DeLargy (0-1); Shots: B - 27, D - 41; Groundballs: B - 18, D - 33; Saves: B - 10 (Tanner Cosens), D - 9 (Matt DeLuca); Faceoffs: B-9, D-16; Turnovers: B - 6, D - 10; Penalties: B - 4 for 4:00, D - 5 for 5:30; Extra Man Goals: B - 4 for 5, D - 2 for 4); Attendance: 765.
MEDIA INFORMATION: Contact Scott Selheimer | selheime@udel.edu | Office: 302-831-8007 | Cell: 302-562-5129

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Date: Sat, Mar 11, 2017 at 3:13 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Delaware Softball Posts Comeback Wins Over Winthrop, Campbell at UNCG Spartan Classic
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SUBJECT: Delaware Softball Posts Comeback Wins Over Winthrop, Campbell at UNCG Spartan Classic
DATE: March 11, 2017
GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Anna Steinmetz hit a go-ahead grand slam in the seventh inning against Winthrop before the Blue Hens rallied from five runs down against Campbell as the University of Delaware softball posted a pair of comeback victories on Saturday at the UNCG Spartan Classic.
Delaware recorded a 5-4 win over the Eagles and a 9-7 triumph over the Camels, finishing a perfect 4-0 at the tournament while improving to 6-12 on the season.
During the Blue Hens’ first game of the day, Winthrop (11-11) took a 4-0 lead into the final inning following a two-run homer by Leah Young in the fourth and RBI singles by Young and Morgan Lowers in the sixth.
But Delaware rallied in the top of the seventh as after Ali Davis led off with a walk, Leanna Gearhart and Giovanna Kolofer both singled to load the bases. Mariah Kondravy then drew a walk to force home the Blue Hens’ first run, before Steinmetz blasted a grand slam over the fence in leftcenter to put Delaware in front. Winthrop then had a runner on first base with two down in the bottom half of the frame, but after Maddie Antone singled to leftcenter, she was thrown out at second base to end the game.
Jordan Cargile improved to 3-7 after she fired 1.2 innings of scoreless relief while Gearhart, Kolofer and Steinmetz all finished with a pair of hits.
Campbell (15-12) then jumped on top of the Blue Hens by scoring four runs in the bottom of the opening frame, before adding another tally in the second to make it a 5-0 game. However Delaware got on the board in the top of the third as Gearhart legged out a bunt single and Kolofer followed with a two-run homer to leftcenter.
The Blue Hens then loaded the bases in the fourth on a Devon Steiner walk, an Alyshia Dellatore single and an Emily Neal walk, before Davis (above) belted a grand slam to put Delaware on top, 6-4. Delaware added two more runs in the fifth as Steinmetz smoked a solo home run and Neal singled home Steiner to increase the margin to four.
The Camels got a pair of runs back in the bottom of the sixth on a two-run single before Delaware added its final run in the seventh without the benefit of a hit, as Neal worked a bases loaded walk to force home Morgan Schroll.
Taylor Curran then retired Campbell in order, as she tossed two scoreless innings to earn her second save of the year. Cargile picked up her second win of the day after allowing two runs, one earned, in 4.2 frames in the circle. Steinmetz and Dellatore each notched two hits at the plate, while Davis had the four RBI and Steiner crossed the plate twice.
Delaware is scheduled to open its home schedule on Wednesday with a 2:30 p.m. doubleheader against Villanova.
Game Notes:
• Gearhart stole a base in each game and has tied the school record of 66 steals set by Kim Griffin from 1989-92
• Steinmetz now has 20 career homers, tying her for second place in UD history along with Kondravy
• Kolofer’s homer was the third of her career
• Kolofer and Steiner have each hit safely in six consecutive games
• The Blue Hens’ four-game winning streak is their longest since winning seven straight from Mar. 30-Apr. 6, 2016
• Delaware’s game scheduled for Sunday vs. Winthrop has been canceled due to expected inclement weather
MEDIA INFORMATION: Contact Kevin Tritt at: ktritt@udel.edu (email) / 302-831-8715 (office) / 302-383-5005 (cell)

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Newark, DE 19716

(302) 831-8007 office

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selheime@udel.edu

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Date: Sat, Mar 11, 2017 at 3:06 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Delaware Women's Lacrosse Falters in 15-7 Loss to #14/20 Virginia Tech
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SUBJECT: Delaware Women's Lacrosse Falters in 15-7 Loss to #14/20 Virginia Tech
DATE: March 11, 2017
NEWARK, Del. – No. 14/20 Virginia Tech jumped out to an early lead and never looked back as the Blue Hens fell, 15-7, to the Hokies at a chilly Delaware Stadium Saturday afternoon.
Freshmen Mia DeRuggiero (Baltimore, Md./Sparrows Point) and Sydney Rausa (at left; Ambler, Pa./Hatboro-Horsham) led Delaware with three points (2g, 1a) apiece. Junior Megan Santoleri (Berwyn, Pa./Archbishop Carroll) added two goals of her own in the loss.
Coming off of a record-breaking draw controls performance Wednesday, senior Coley Ricci (Garnet Valley, Pa./Garnet Valley) grabbed five more against VT to go along with team-highs of four caused turnovers and three ground balls.
Turnovers and fouls plagued the Blue Hens (3-3) all afternoon as Delaware finished the day with 24 total turnovers and 36 fouls.
Junior goalie Taylor Carpentier (Garden City, N.Y./Garden City) allowed 10 goals with two saves in 34 minutes of play before sophomore Laney Stenson (Malvern, Pa./Conestoga) came in in relief and registered five saves with five goals allowed in 26 minutes.
Kristine Loscalzo recorded a game-high four goals while Emma Harden and Tristan McGlinley also posted hat tricks for the Hokies (9-2). Meagh Graham was credited with the win after allowing five goals with one save in 52 minutes of action.
POST-GAME QUOTES
Head Coach Kateri Linville
“It was a tough day for us. We fell short against a quality opponent in Virginia Tech. We had some glimpses of opportunity, but we just didn't convert. As the game went on, we made more stops in the defensive end and we definitely had the speed to create opportunities in transition; we just didn’t play disciplined.”
HEN SCRATCHINGS
· Delaware honored seniors Mary Abram, Kirsten Hale, Coley Ricci and Jamie Schwartz in addition to senior student athletic trainers Jessica Boyle and Morgan Taylor during halftime.
· Virginia Tech outshot the Blue Hens, 32-14, and also picked up 22 ground balls to Delaware’s 14.
· The Hokies snapped a three-game losing streak to the Hens.
· Delaware is now 3-2 all-time against Virginia Tech.
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
· Wednesday, March 15 – Bryant at Delaware – 5 p.m. – Delaware Stadium (Newark, Del.)
· Saturday, March 18 – Delaware at George Washington – 1 p.m. – GW Lacrosse Field (Washington, D.C.)
· Wednesday, March 29 – Colorado at Delaware – 6 p.m. – Delaware Stadium (Newark, Del.)
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Newark, DE 19716

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NEWARK, Del. -- The University of Delaware baseball team capped a historic week Sunday afternoon as the Blue Hens completed a perfect 6-0 week with a pair of wins over Wagner at Bob Hannah Stadium.
The Blue Hens (8-6), who extended their winning streak to six games, opened the day with a 15-7 win in the completion of Friday's suspended game and followed with a 19-6 seven-inning victory later in the day.
In the opening game Sunday, Delaware head coach Jim Sherman won his 700th overall game as a college head coach, including his six seasons as head coach at nearby Wilmington (Del.) University in 1988-94.
Sunday’s games marked the fifth consecutive contest that the Blue Hens produced at least 15 runs, a new program record.
In the six games that Delaware played this week, the Hens batted .406 as a team, scoring 95 runs (15.83 per game) on 88 hits. UD also socked 12 home runs, hit 19 doubles, and recorded six triples. For the week, Delaware posted 58 walks and an on-base percentage of .547.
“Obviously our offense is still rolling,” Sherman said. “This whole series against Wagner we just sort of hit lightning in a bottle, and all the guys hit well. [Doug] Trimble and [Nick] Patten are swinging it great and [Diaz] Nardo is starting to swing it well. Everyone through the lineup is swinging it well. Overall I am extremely pleased with the weekend. I just hope that we don’t get too much snow so we can play next weekend [vs. Penn State].”
In the final game of the series the Blue Hens produced eight first-inning runs, including a three-run home run by centerfielder Kevin Mohollen. The inning was prolonged due to a costly two-out error by right fielder Eric Lauk.
After being held scoreless in the second inning, the Blue Hens touched-up Wagner (1-9) for six runs in the third, two runs in the fourth, and three runs in fifth.
In the final game against Wagner, Ake and Mohollen paced the Hens as both players drove in four runs and scored at least twice. The second game was shortened to seven innings per an NCAA 10-run mercy rule that can be used if agreed upon by each head coach before the game.
In the continuation of Friday’s suspended game, Delaware was finally able to put another win on the board after a 40-hour wait.
The game, which began on Friday afternoon, was halted in the bottom of the eighth inning with Delaware leading 10-4 due to darkness and inclement weather. Due to more weather issues on Saturday, the game was moved to Sunday.
In the win, Delaware banged out 15 hits, including seven of the extra base variety.
Calvin Scott led the Hens with four runs batted in while Ake, Brian Mayer, and Doug Trimble each knocked in two. Among Trimble's three hits was his second home run of the season.
Delaware starter Brandon Walter earned his first win of the season as he allowed just one run in six innings and struck out a career-high nine batters.
On Monday, Delaware will look to extend its six game winning streak when the Blue Hens welcome UMass Lowell (6-6) for a 3 p.m. game. Left-hander Matt Hornich will begin the game for the Blue Hens, with Nick Spadafino due to pitch in relief.
HEN SCRATCHINGS
• The Blue Hens have produced 10+ runs in five consecutive games, a new program record.
• Sherman is also just 17 wins away from 500 wins as the head man of the Blue Hens.
• UD is batting .331 as a team and has produced five straight games of 10+ hits.
• During the six-game winning streak, the Hens have produced 95 runs and are batting .406 as a team.
• Delaware improved to 6-1 when its scored at least 10 runs.
• The Blue Hens are 3-0 when they hit at least two home runs in a game.
• UD has outscored opponents 30-3 in the third inning this season.
• The Hens have scored 21 first inning runs this season, and have scored in the first in six straight games. The Hens are 6-1 when they score in the first inning.
• Patten batted .500 this week, hitting three home runs. The sophomore drove in 13 runs, scored 18 times, and complied an on-base percentage of .688.
• Six Delaware players batted at least .300 this week and seven regulars are batting over .300 this season.
• Delaware has six players with at least 10+ RBIs through its 14 games this season.
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Goldey-Beacom ended third at the GBC Spring Invitational by shooting 322 on Sunday to close at 640. Senior Garrett Brown finished tied for third with 154 after carding 82 on Sunday and junior Andre Primeau was tied for 15th with 158 by shooting 78 on Sunday.
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SUBJECT: Wilmington Softball’s Caitlyn Whiteside Named CACC Pitcher of the Week

DATE: March 13, 2017
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - - A dominating week in the circle results in Wilmington University softball sophomore Caitlyn Whiteside being named the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Picher of the Week on Monday, as announced by the conference office.

It is the second time this season that Whiteside (Bermuda Dunes, Calif.) has been named the CACC Pitcher of the Week, as the was also awarded the honor following the team’s opening season trip to Myrtle Beach.

The sophomore outperformed herself from her first weekly honor this season, going 4-1 in the circle during the team’s annual trip to Florida last week. In five starts, Whiteside tossed 34 innings and only allowed two earned runs and 23 hits. She struck out 23 batters while only giving up six free bases on balls as well.

The week started with a tough outing against nationally ranked Southern Indiana, as she gave up three runs (one earned) on eight hits in a close, 3-2 loss. She bounced back from that contest and shutout Le Moyne, 5-0, completing one of her three complete game shutouts of the week. She struck out two batters while only allowing four hits in the win. She then came back and spun a 4-3 complete game victory against Stonehill, striking out four batters while allowing three runs (one earned) on eight hits.

The final two games of the week were some of her best innings, as she tossed a one-hit complete game shutout against LIU Post, striking out seven batters with only allowing one walk in a 1-0 victory. The week closed out with another 1-0 victory, as she tossed another complete game shutout, allowing only two hits while striking out a week’s best eight Hillsdale batters.

Holy Family’s Taylor Favinger was named the CACC’s Player of the Week while Felician’s Nicole Spiegelberg was named the CACC’s Rookie of the Week for softball.

 

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Subject: SUBJECT: Tyaire Ponzo-Meek Earns Wilmington Men¹s Basketball¹s First All-Region Selection
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SUBJECT: Tyaire Ponzo-Meek Earns Wilmington Men’s Basketball’s First All-Region Selection

DATE: March 13, 2017
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NEWARK, Del. - - Following an illustrious playing career for the Wilmington University men’s basketball team, senior guard Tyaire Ponzo-Meek will again be at the top of a list in the record books as he was named First Team Division II Conference Commissioners Association (D2CCA) All-East Region on Monday.

It is the first time in program history that a Wildcat has been named All-Region. He will not be automatically nominated as a D2CCA All-American selection. The region’s sports information directors and conference offices voted for the D2CCA All-East Region teams.

Ponzo-Meek already struck the record books by becoming the first two-time First Team All-Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference performer in program history while also becoming the first men’s basketball student-athlete to be named the CACC Player of the Year.

The senior led the Wildcats to a program best 19-10 overall record, going 14-5 in the CACC. They earned the South Division’s number two seed for the CACC Tournament, hosting their first ever playoff game at the WU Athletics Complex.

Ponzo-Meek led the Wildcats and was third in the CACC in scoring 20.1 points per game, finishing his career by scoring 10 or more points in 63 consecutive games. He was also third in the league in made free throws (136) and fourth in made field goals (195). He played the sixth most minutes per game (36.9) and had the eighth best assists to turnover ratio (1.9). Defensively, he was fifth in the CACC with 51 steals while also ranking 23rd in rebounds with 5.4 per game from his guard position.

For his career, Ponzo-Meek will leave the men’s basketball program as the all-time leader in points scored (1,808) and steals (174) while also finishing second in rebounds (533) and assist (336). He scored 30 points in his final game, a feat he accomplished three times as a senior and six times as a junior.

Southern New Hampshire’s Devin Gilligan was named the 2016-17 D2CCA East Region Men’s Basketball Player of the Year. St. Thomas Aquinas’ Justin Reyes, Southern Connecticut State’s Michael Mallory, and Saint Anselm’s Tim Guers joined Ponzo-Meek on the region’s First Team.

AGATE:

2016-17 D2CCA Men’s Basketball All-East Region

First Team:
Devin Gilligan, Sr., Forward, Southern New Hampshire University
Justin Reyes, Jr., Guard/Forward, St. Thomas Aquinas College
Michael Mallory, Sr., Guard, Southern Connecticut State University
Tyaire Ponzo-Meek, Sr., Guard, Wilmington University
Tim Guers, So., Guard, Saint Anselm College

Second Team:
Matt Bonds, Sr., Forward, Saint Michael’s College
Charlie Marquardt, Sr., Guard, Molloy College
Jon Feiler, Gr., Forward, New York Institute of Technology
Nick Davidson, Jr., Forward, Bloomfield College
Chris Walters, Jr., Forward, Southern New Hampshire University
Jaylen Morris, Sr., Guard, Molloy College

 

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SUBJECT: Freddy Braun Captures Medalist Honors as Wilmington Golf Wins GBC Spring Invite

DATE: March 12, 2017
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OCEAN VIEW, Del. - - Senior Freddy Braun shot a 77 in the second round to capture individual honors while also leading the Wilmington University golf team to a team title at the GBC Spring Invite played at Bear Trap Dunes on Sunday.

The Wildcats posted a 304 on Sunday to win the two-day tournament by nine strokes, finishing with a 616. The team held off Dominican who shot a tournament best 303 on Sunday to close the gap. The Wildcats’ second team finished third, posting a 305 on Sunday to finish with a two-day score of 630.

Braun’ 77 was coupled with his first round score of 75 to finish with a 152, beating teammate Braden McKay who came on strong on Sunday to finish second. McKay shot a 71 on Sunday to only finish one stroke behind Braun with a 153 and lead the Wildcats’ second team.

Ryan Rucinski shot 75 on Sunday, eight strokes better than his score of 83 on Saturday to finish in a tie for 15th with a 158. Seniors Troy Miller and Same Clark rounded out the Wildcats scoring on Sunday, posting identical scores of 76 in round two to finish in a tie for 5th overall. They both shot a 79-76 for a 155 total. Miguel Siercke shot a 77 on Sunday, finishing with a 79-77 for a 156, placing n a tie for 11th overall.

On the Wildcats’ second team, McKay led all scorers with his 71 while Zach Moore shot a 77 in round two. Moore finished with an 80-77 for a 157, placing 14th overall. Matthew Kettleson shot a 78 on Sunday to finish with a 159, placing 18th overall. Joey Russo rounded out the Wildcats scoring on Sunday with a 79, placing in a tie for 19th overall with a 162 tournament score. Jack Dixon was the final Wildcat on the course, shooting an 85 on Sunday to finish in a tie for 25th overall with a 167.

Host Goldey-Beacom finished fourth overall with a 640 followed by Felician in fifth with a 663. Adelphi shot a 708 while Nyack posted a 727 to round out the tournament.

The Wildcats will take a few weeks off before returning to action on Monday, April 3 at the Battle at the Shores Tournament in Miami Beach, Fla. The two-day tournament is hosted by Barry University at the Normandy Shores Golf Course.

 

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Date: Mon, Mar 13, 2017 at 6:19 PM
Subject: Article: Broncs sweep Coppin State
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Broncs sweep Coppin State
Courtesy Rider Sports Information
Mon, March 13, 2017

Courtesy Peter G. Borg (Rider University)

BALTIMORE, MD – Amanda Crimarco (Levittown, NY/Kellenberg) and Maddy Chain (Gloucester, NJ/Gloucester City) had four hits apiece as the Rider University softball team swept Coppin State, 6-3 and 6-5, Monday afternoon at UMBC. Crimarco homered, drove in four and scored twice as the Broncs improved to 2-11. Chain also added a pair of RBI’s and a run scored. Coppin State falls to 2-16 with the losses.

After the Eagles struck for two in the second inning of Game 1, the Broncs scored one in the third, three in the fourth and two more in the fifth to take a 6-2 lead. Chain’s RBI single in the third got things started, before an Amanda Jordan (Somerset, NJ/Franklin Township) single tied the game and two more runs scored on another Chain single. Ellie Oruska (Chadds Ford, PA/Garnet Valley) added her second home run in as many days to push the lead to 5-2, before Alexa Feliciano (Thousand Oaks, CA/Oak Park) scored on a Toni Nino (Adelanto, CA/Silverado) groundout to make it 6-2. A Nicole Ullman RBI triple for UMBC in the bottom of the seventh cut the Broncs’ lead to 6-3, but Rider pitcher Emily Oltman (Collegeville, PA/Perkiomen Valley) settled down to record the final three outs and close out the victory.

The Eagles again jumped out on top with a run in the first of Game 2, but Crimarco’s three-run home run in the top of the second gave the Broncs a 3-1 lead. Monica Clark (Bryn Mawr, PA/Archbishop Carroll) followed suit with a solo blast in the third before Coppin State used errors, walks, wild pitches and a sacrifice fly to score three and tie the game at 4-4 after four. Rider put its first three batters on in the fifth and scratched across runs on a Feliciano groundout and a Crimarco single to make it 6-4. The Eagles would cut the lead in half at 6-5 with a run in the bottom of the fifth, but the Broncs held on for the victory.

QUOTES & NOTES
“Today was a total team effort. We were able to piece together multiple hits and cash in on offense. We played solid defense behind the strong performances from our pitching staff.” – Rider Head Coach Jaci Timko

• Chain contributed her second multi-hit game of the year with three hits in Game 1. Her two RBI’s were the first of her collegiate career.
• The sweep was the Broncs’ first on a single day since last March 23, when Rider swept Fairleigh Dickinson. The Broncs also swept Saint Peter’s last season, but Game 2 was pushed by rain to a week later.
• Oltman earned her first-career win in Game 1 and went seven innings on the day, scattering five hits and four walks, while striking out four.
• Elyse Cuttic (Easton, PA/Bethlehem Catholic) also posted her first collegiate win in Game 2, pitching four innings of one-hit relief. She allowed two unearned runs, walked one and struck out two. • Oruska homered in her second consecutive game with a solo shot in Game 1.

BRONCS BY THE NUMBERS
• In addition to Crimarco and Chain, six other Rider batters finished the day with two hits apiece. Toni Nino (Adelanto, CA/Silverado), Oruska, Feliciano, Jordan, Clark and Kiera Swank (Bear, DE/Caravel Academy) each had a pair of hits.
• Chain tripled her season hit total, adding four to the two she’d compiled prior to today’s doubleheader.
• Rider had five extra-base hits, 11 RBI’s and 12 runs scored. Crimarco, Oruska and Feliciano scored twice each. In addition to homers from Crimarco, Oruska and Clark, Crimarco and Oruska also doubled.

ON DECK
The Broncs’ next two regularly-scheduled doubleheaders against Howard and Georgetown have been canceled due to a threatening weather forecast. Next up on the docket is a Saturday twinbill at Penn, pegged for a 1 p.m. first pitch.




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Goldey-Beacom Baseball Falls Twice to University of the Sciences


The first Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference baseball games in Goldey-Beacom history did not go as planned as it dropped both, 14-6 and 13-4, to University of the Sciences in Dover, DE.


Goldey-Beacom in the opener eradicated a four-run first-inning deficit with four runs of its own in the last of the frame. Freshman Zach Roseman (Wilmington, DE) laced an RBI single to left and sophomore Calvin Clark (Millville, NJ) sent everyone home with a three-run homer to right.


But USciences (5-7, 2-0 CACC) got four more in the second for an 8-4 contest, courtesy of just two hits with three errors. Pat Hiester had an RBI groundout that resulted in two runs and Ryan Scholey lined an RBI single through the left side.


Wauseon, OH junior Jake Trejo (0-3) permitted eight runs -- three earned -- and five hits over one-plus innings with a strikeout for the Lightning. Freshman John Barkley Jr. (Smyrna, DE) pitched solidly in relief, striking out five and not allowing an earned run over five innings.


Roseman closed with two hits for GBC.


Eric Stratori (1-1) settled down after the first inning and got the win, striking out seven over as many frames and allowing six runs with five hits. Scholey had three hits as he, Hiester and Christian DeLuca all had two RBI.


USciences in game two scored four times in the third for a 5-0 lead, keyed by a two-run single from Nick Amicon.


Junior Edwin Lee (La Plata, MD) launched a two-run homer for GBC (0-12, 0-2) in the sixth inning and freshman Grant Reed (Shenandoah Junction, WV) had a pinch-hit RBI triple in the seventh. Royersford, PA freshman Brandon Ferrie (0-2) permitted seven runs – three earned – and eight hits over four innings with five strikeouts.


Matt Miniconzi homered twice and closed with four RBI for the Devils. Chris Geraci (1-2) struck out six, yielding three runs – two earned – and three hits over six innings.




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Date: Sun, Mar 19, 2017 at 4:04 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Milley, Glover Lead the Way as Delaware Baseball Finish Off Weekend Sweep of Penn State
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SUBJECT: Milley, Glover Lead the Way as Delaware Baseball Finishes Off Weekend Sweep of Penn State
DATE: March 19, 2017
NEWARK, Del. -- The University of Delaware baseball team closed out an 11-game home stand in dominating style Sunday afternoon as the Blue Hens completed a weekend sweep of Big 10 member Penn State with an 8-0 victory at Bob Hannah Stadium.
Delaware starter Kevin Milley struck out a career-high nine batters over seven innings and combined with two relievers to limit Penn State (6-11) to three hits and left-fielder Jordan Glover provided the offensive fireworks with a seventh-inning grand slam.
The Hens (11-7), who swept a doubleheader against the Nittany Lions on Saturday with wins of 6-1 and 5-0, have now won three straight games and closed out the home stand with a 9-2 record.
Delaware earned its first series sweep over a Power Five conference opponent since and posted back-to-back shutouts for the first time blanking LaSalle in consecutive games in 2013.
“I cannot remember a better weekend over the past decade than what we had this weekend,” Delaware head coach Jim Sherman said. “We got three outstanding efforts from (Brandon) Walter, (Nick) Spadafino, and (Kevin) Milley. Even the relievers out of the bullpen did a great job for us. It was just one of those three-game sets that hopefully propels us into conference play.”
Delaware outscored Penn State 19-1 for the weekend and outhit the Nittany Lions 29-10. The Blue Hens led for 24 out of the 27 innings and struck out 35 batters.
The game was close through the first five and one-half innings as the Hens clung to slim 1-0 lead.
In the sixth the Blue Hens exploded for a pair runs and three hits. Nick Tierno led off with a triple into the right-center and later scored on an RBI single by Glover.
Later in the inning, Glover stole second and advanced to third on an errant throw. Designated hitter Doug Trimble followed with a double down the left-field line, scoring Glover.
After Milley ended his day with a 6-4-3 double play in the seventh, the Blue Hens bats came alive again.
Third baseman Diaz Nardo got the Hens started with a leadoff double. After a strikeout, Penn State walked Kevin Mohollen and Tierno to load the bases for the dangerous Glover, who did not disappoint.
On the very first pitch Glover saw from PSU relief pitcher Tom Mullin, the All-American candidate socked a ball well over the 365 sign in right centerfield for a home run. The slam, Glover’s second of the year, upped the UD lead to 7-0.
Kyle Hinton came on to throw a scoreless eighth inning and the Blue Hens added their eighth run of the contest in the bottom half. For the ninth, Sherman turned to Colman Vila who retired the side on just eight pitches, sealing the win and the sweep for the Hens.
During the weekend, UD received 21 innings of shutout ball from Walter, Spadafino, and Milley. The trio allowed just five hits and struck out 31 batters, including 17 by Walter in Saturday’s opener.
The Blue Hens will be idle until Friday when they head down to James Madison for the first Colonial Athletic Association games of the season. The Dukes are currently a CAA-best 14-4 and have won six out of seven and 13 out of 16.
“Going into next weekend, we just need to get the good pitching and the timely hitting that we got this weekend,” said Sherman. “Diaz Nardo is starting to heat up and the middle of the order has been solid. At the top of the order, Kevin Mohollen has been just unbelievable in terms of getting on base and being a catalyst for us.”
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Date: Mon, Mar 20, 2017 at 6:53 PM
Subject: Article: HORNETS SPLIT TWIN-BILL WITH NORFOLK ST. FOR SERIES WIN
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Sean McGrath
HORNETS SPLIT TWIN-BILL WITH NORFOLK ST. FOR SERIES WIN
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Mon, March 20, 2017
Norfolk, Va. (Mar. 20, 2017) --- Sean McGrath threw six solid innings for his first win of the season to lead Delaware State to a 3-1 victory over Norfolk State in the second game of a doubleheader at Marty Miller Field today. The Spartans won the opener 3-1. The Hornets took two of the three games in the first MEAC North series of the season for both teams.

McGrath allowed five hits and one run, while striking out a season-high five and walking one to improve to 1-1 . The performance lowered his earned run average to 3.32 this season.

Delaware State opened the scoring with two runs in the top of the third inning. Devin Beverly singled to lead off the inning and advanced to second to on a sacrifice bunt by Tommy Jordan. After Beverly moved to third on a single by Kwestin Smith, he came home on a bunt by Even Regez to give the Hornets a 1-0 lead. Smith, who advanced to second on the Regez bunt and to third on an infield single by Darnel Maisonet, crossed the plate with DSU’s second run of the game on a single to left by Ciaran Devenney.

McGrath was breezing along with the 2-0 lead until running into trouble in the sixth. The Spartans cut the Hornets’ lead to 2-1 on a two-out single by Justin Burrell in the inning. Norfolk State’s Roger Hall attempted to go from first to third on the Burrell hit, but was thrown out on the play for the final out of the inning.

Delaware State added an insurance run in the seventh when Jordan scored from second base on a two-out error by the Spartans.

Darien Ragins relieved McGrath in the Norfolk State seventh. He retired the Spartans in order on two grounders and a fly out for his second save of the series and the season. Ragins was one of the heroes of the Delaware State’s 5-4 win in the series opener on Sunday, striking out the side with runners at second and third in the bottom of the ninth inning. The performance earned him MEAC Co-Pitcher of the Week honors, the league announced today.

The Hornets outhit the Spartans 9-5 in the nightcap. DSU’s Jared Gillis was 2-for-2 at the plate, while Devenney had two hits in four at bats in the game.

In the opener, Norfolk State’s Devin Hemmerich, a preseason All-MEAC Second Team selection, struck out 10 Hornets in a complete game four-hitter.

The Spartans led 1-0 when the Hornets finally got to Hemmerich in the sixth. Jordan doubled to lead off the inning and scored on a single up the middle by Smith to tie the game.

Norfolk State regained the lead with two runs off Hornet reliever Travis Dill in the eighth. The go-ahead run scored on a one-out double by Tony Leite.

Dill (1-2) allowed four hits and two runs, one earned, in 1.2 innings to suffer the game one loss. Freshman Garrett Lawson was impressive in his first MEAC start for the Hornets. Lawson threw 6.1 innings, giving up one run on five hits. He struck out three and walked two.

Delaware State (5-9) is home for its next five games, beginning with a visit from La Salle on Tues. (Mar. 21). Game time is 3:00 p.m. at Soldier Field. The Hornets will also host Navy on Wed. (Mar. 22 @ 3:00 p.m.) and Coppin State for a three-game series (Mar. 25-26) during the homestand.




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SUBJECT: Round Trippers, Strong Pitching Lead Wilmington Baseball to CACC Opening Sweep of Philadelphia

DATE: March 20, 2017
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BEL AIR, Md. - - The Wilmington University baseball team started its run through the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference schedule with an important doubleheader sweep over Philadelphia, 4-2 and 1-0, on Monday night on the campus of Harford Community College.

Timely hitting back by a pair of complete pitching performances enabled the Wildcats (8-5, 2-0 CACC) to power past the Rams (2-10, 0-2 CACC). The Wildcats hit a home run in each game, including the only run in the nightcap off the bat of Julian Kurych in the bottom of the third inning.

The Wildcats got on the board in the bottom of the third in the opener with a two-run shot to right by Mike Annone. Starting pitcher Sean Deely ran into trouble in the top of the fourth inning as the Rams put runners on second and third with only one out. The sophomore was able to pitch out of the jam with only allowing one run, getting a pair of ground outs to exit the inning.

But the Rams tied the game in the top of the fifth inning, as Brandon Quaranta hit his league leading seventh home run of the season to center field, knotting the game at 2-2.

Deely struck out eight batters in five inning of work and the bullpen was able to keep the Rams in check until the bats came around again. Dan Hyatt started the bottom of the seventh with a leadoff single before Kyle Fries moved him over with a sacrifice bunt. Rocky Ferrier continued his hot start to the season with a single back up the middle, easily scoring Hyatt from second for the 3-2 lead.

The Wildcats added an insurance run in the bottom of the eighth inning as Frank Nigro got his bat on the ball as Kendall Small was moving from third on the pitch. The RBI groundout made it 4-2 after eight full.

Relievers John Hetterman, Rudy Gervolino, and Zach Frederich all tossed a scoreless inning, making way for Dan Hyatt to close out the contest in the ninth inning. Hyatt picked up a pair of strikeouts before ending the game on a groundout, 4-2.

Gervolino picked up the win with a scoreless seventh inning while Hyatt earned his second save of the season. Ferrier and Kurcyh each added two hits in game one, with Kurych going 2-for-3 with two doubles.

The nightcap was dominated by pitching, as the teams only collected eight hits total. But there was only one hit that mattered.

The Wildcats had a tough time handling Ram starter Abraham Almonte, as he went the distance in the seven inning game, striking out 12 batters while only allowing one walk. But there would be one pitch he would like to have back.

With two outs and the bases empty in the bottom of he third, Kurcyh reached out and launched one to right, easily clearing the fence for a solo shot. It proved to be the only run of the game.

Game two starter Chuck Delagol struck out five in 5.1 innings of work, only allowing four hits and two walks. His day came to a close as a leadoff walk in the sixth reached second on a sacrifice bunt. Micky Foytik and Noah Latshaw escaped the sixth, leaving runners on second and third before handing the ball over to Hyatt once again.

Hyatt again went 1-2-3 in the seventh to earn his second save of the day, picking up the sweep for the Wildcats, 1-0.

Small was the only Wildcat to record multiple hits in the nightcap, going 2-for-3. The home run was Kurych’s first career round tripper.

The Wildcats return to action on Tuesday when they host Kutztown for a single nonconference game at Wilson Field. First pitch is slated for 3:00 p.m.

 

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Subject: SUBJECT: Delaware's Taylor Carpentier Tabbed CAA Women's Lacrosse Defensive Player of the Week
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SUBJECT: Delaware's Taylor Carpentier Tabbed CAA Women's Lacrosse Defensive Player of the Week
DATE: March 20, 2017
RICHMOND, Va. – Following a 2-0 week, Delaware goalie Taylor Carpentier (Garden City, N.Y./Garden City) was named the CAA Women’s Lacrosse Defensive Player of the Week, as announced by the league Monday.
Carpentier posted a 3.40 goals against average with 10 saves for a 62.5 save percentage as the Hens (5-3) defeated Bryant (9-4) and George Washington (13-2). Delaware’s six goals allowed in a two-game span is the best since 1997 when Delaware allowed five.
The junior began the week with seven saves to go along with two ground balls and a caused turnover against Bryant. She then split time in goal against GWU, stopping three shots with a ground ball and a caused turnover.
Carpentier holds a 5-3 record this season with an 8.04 GAA and a 41.0 save percentage.
Natalie Sulmonte (No. 15/20 Towson) was named the CAA Player of the Week while Alyssa Parrella (Hofstra) collected Rookie of the Week accolades.
Delaware does not return to the field until March 29 as the Blue Hens host Colorado at 6 p.m. at Delaware Stadium.
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Subject: SUBJECT: Former Delaware Student-Athletes Mench, Mills Selected to Delaware Sports Museum & Hall of Fame
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SUBJECT: Former Delaware Student-Athletes Mench, Mills Selected to Delaware Sports Museum & Hall of Fame
DATE: March 22, 2017
WILMINGTON, Del. -- A pair of former University of Delaware student-athletes who enjoyed record-breaking careers as high schoolers in the First State are among 10 athletes, coaches, and officials set to be inducted into the Delaware Sports Museum and Hall of Fame later this spring.
Kevin Mench, a slugging outfielder who earned All-State honors at St. Mark’s High School and later All-American honors for the Blue Hen baseball team before embarking on an eight-year Major League Baseball career, and Kristin Mills Caldwell, an outstanding scorer at Caravel High School who went on to compete for the UD women’s basketball squad for three seasons, were announced this week as inductees into the Delaware Sports Hall of Fame.
The organization will hold its 42nd annual banquet on May 16 at the Chase Center on the Riverfront in Wilmington, Del. Tickets for the event are available at $65 each from Lorrie Alesi at 302-547-6570, phone or text, or online from www.desports.org.
In addition to Mench and Mills, also being inducted are former National Hockey League standout Mark Eaton; Olympic figure skater Scott Gregory; longtime Newark High School football coach Butch Simpson; longtime Caesar Rodney High School lacrosse, football, and basketball coach John Coveleski; national-level race-walker Jacki Starr; U.S. Open tennis official Lois Huggins; former Archmere high school basketball and baseball coach Vince Filliben; and longtime Tower Hill high school track and cross country coach Bob Behr.
The greatest home run hitter in the University of Delaware’s rich baseball history, Mench was among the nation’s top sluggers during his three-year career with the Blue Hens in 1997-99 for head coach Bob Hannah. He earned all-conference honors three times, was a two-time conference Player of the Year, and a two-time All-American. He set UD records for home runs in a season (33) and career standards for home runs (71), batting average (.409), and slugging percentage (.875).
He captured the America East conference “Triple Crown” in 1998 when he batted .455, led the NCAA with 33 home runs, and knocked in 72 runs to earn Collegiate Baseball Magazine National Player of the Year and consensus All-American honors. He led the Hens to a three-year record of 123-45, two conference titles, and NCAA Tournament berths in 1998 and 1999.
He clubbed 89 home runs over eight major-league seasons as an outfielder with the Texas Rangers, Milwaukee Brewers, Toronto Blue Jays, and Washington Nationals between 2002-10.
Mills Caldwell, a Caravel Academy graduate, was the first Delaware high school girl to score 2,000 points in a career. A pitcher for the Buccaneers’ boys state baseball champions, she was a member of the first USA Baseball women’s national team and was the winning gold medal pitcher in the first Women’s World Cup. She currently serves as head coach of the successful Caravel Academy girl’s basketball team.
She played three seasons for the Delaware women’s basketball squad under head coach Tina Martin in 2000-03 and helped lead the Blue Hens to the America East title and an NCAA Tournament berth in 2001 and to consecutive Women’s National Invitational Tournament appearances in 2002 and 2003.
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HORNETS HUMBLED BY MIDSHIPMEN AT SOLDIER FIELD
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Wed, March 22, 2017
Dover, Del. (Mar. 22, 2017) --- Navy pounded out a season-high 27 hits in an 18-0 win over Delaware State in blustery conditions at Soldier Field today. A total of 12 players hit safely for the Midshipmen, led by Travis Blue and Zach Biggers with four hits each. Blue was 4-for-5 with two runs batted in and three runs scored, while Biggers drove in a run and scored two in six at bats.

Navy's Stephen Born was 2-for-4 with a team-high three RBI.

Nine Midshipmen had two-or-more hits, while 11 players drove in at least one run.

Navy (13-7) scored in each of the first six innings, including three in the first. The Mids added three more runs in the second and four in the thirds to open up a 10-0 lead. The visitors led 14-0 before scoring four runs in the sixth to close out the scoring.

Delaware State (6-10), playing its fifth game in four days, was held to four hits, including doubles by Ciaran Devenney and Adrian Hill.

Navy starter Trey Seabrooke (1-0) threw four scoreless innings, striking out four, to earn the win.

Delaware State starter Travis Dill (1-3) took the loss.

The Hornets return to Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference play with a three-game series against Coppin State at home this weekend. DSU, 2-1 in the MEAC, is scheduled to host the Eagles in a doubleheader on Saturday beginning at 12:00 p.m. and wrap up the series with a single game on Sunday at noon.





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Subject: SUBJECT: Delaware Athletics Mourns Passing of Hall of Famer, Major Leaguer Dallas Green
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SUBJECT: Delaware Athletics Mourns Passing of Hall of Famer, Major Leaguer Dallas Green
DATE: March 22, 2017
NEWARK, Del. -- The University of Delaware Athletics family was saddened Wednesday afternoon with the news that UD Hall of Fame member and Major League Baseball icon Dallas Green has passed away.
Green, a star baseball pitcher and basketball player with the Blue Hens in the 1950’s who went on to a long professional career in the Major Leagues as a player, manager, and executive, passed away peacefully at the age of 82 after a long illness.
A native of Newport, Del. and a 1956 graduate of Delaware, Green was inducted into the Delaware Sports Museum and Hall of Fame in 1983, the state of Delaware Baseball Hall of Fame in 1994, and UD Athletics Hall of Fame in 1998. He received UD’s highest honor - the Medal of Distinction - in 1992.
"Dallas was great friend to the University of Delaware and our baseball program,” said Delaware head coach Jim Sherman. “He donated a scholarship in his name and he was at alumni and social events involving the team over many years. He was personally supportive to me and was always available to talk baseball when I needed some advice. He will surely be missed by the entire Blue Hen Baseball family.”
At Delaware, Green posted a pitching record of 6-0 with a school-record 0.88 ERA in 1955 and was also a standout on the 1954 team for head coach Bob Siemen. As a 6-5 center in basketball, Green averaged 9.2 points and 7.9 rebounds per game over two seasons in 1953-55 for head coaches Fred Emmerson and Irv Wisniewski.
He later signed a free agent contract with the Philadelphia Phillies and played in 185 major league games over 13 seasons for the Phillies, Washington Senators, and New York Mets before moving to the scouting and coaching ranks.
A gregarious personality with a famously booming voice, Green helped build the Phillies farm system in the 1970’s and later led the franchise to its first World Series championship in 1980. He managed the Phillies in 1979-81, served as skipper for the New York Yankees for one season in 1989, and later was manager of the New York Mets in 1993-96.
He served as general manager of the Chicago Cubs in 1982-98 and was named Executive of the Year by several news outlets in 1984.
He returned to the Phillies in 1998 and served as a special assistant to the general manager until recently.
"There's very few people who were more synonymous with the Phillies than Dallas, and yet for 15 years he went elsewhere," Phillies chairman Dave Montgomery told MLB.com. "The first time you meet him, I mean, what a presence. He filled the room with his presence."
Green is survived by his wife of 59 years, Sylvia, four children, and five grandchildren. The family will celebrate his life at a private funeral service.
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Subject: SUBJECT: University of Delaware Football Places School Record 35 Players on CAA Academic All-Conference Team
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SUBJECT: University of Delaware Football Places School Record 35 Players on Colonial Athletic Association Academic All-Conference Team
DATE:  March 24, 2017
RICHMOND, Va. -- For the third straight year, the University of Delaware football squad has placed a record number of student-athletes on the Colonial Athletic Association Football Academic All-Conference team.
Delaware placed 35 student-athletes on this year’s squad, surpassing the record of 30 set in 2015, which had broken the previous mark of 28 in 2014.
The 35 Blue Hens - nearly 40 percent of the team’s roster - were among the 388 student-athletes who were honored among the 12 schools. To be eligible for Academic All-Conference honors, student-athletes must hold a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher.
All 12 CAA Football schools had at least 19 players receive Academic All-Conference accolades. There were 24 players who made both the all-conference team and the academic all-conference squad, including Delaware’s Troy Reeder and Blaine Woodson.
“We are certainly excited to be so well represented on the CAA Academic All-Conference team,” said Delaware head coach Danny Rocco. “Academic success is at the core of our mission and our goals will always center around being outstanding not only on the field and in the community but in the classroom as well. Awards like this validate our commitment to academic excellence and we are proud of these student-athletes and the hard work they have put in to be successful in this area.”
Earning CAA Academic All-Conference honors for Delaware were the following players with their year, position, hometown, high school, and major listed:
Chi Chi Amachi (WR, Fr. Bear, Del./William Penn, Engineering); Michael Caffrey (P, So., Medford, N.J./Shawnee, MIS); Daulton Gregory Delaware DB So. Middletown, Del./Salesianum Criminal Justice); Alphaeus Hanson (RB, Fr., Newark, Del./Delaware Military Acad., Economics); K.C. Hinton (DB, So., Henrico, Va./Highland Springs, Civil Engineering); Jalen Kindle (LB, Jr., Fleming Island, Fla./Fleming Island, Finance); James Kretkowski (OL, So., Oceanside, N.Y./Oceanside, English/Film Concentration); Christian Lohin (DL, Fr.r, North Wales, Pa./Archbishop Wood, Business); Sal Mauro (DL, Fr.r, Staten Island, N.Y./Bergen Catholic, Undeclared); and Noah McCardell (WR, Fr., Nottingham, Pa./Solanco, Finance).
Also, John Nassib (DL, Jr., West Chester, Pa./Malvern Prep, Finance); Brandon Nixon (DL, Fr., Lewes, Del./Cape Henlopen, Applied Mathematics); Vinny Papale (WR, So., Cherry Hill, N.J./Bishop Eustace, Business); Christian Portale (QB, So., Glen Mills, Pa./Garnet Valley, Cognitive Science); Frank Raggo (K, So., Randolph, N.J./Randolph, Marketing); Jalen Randolph (RB, Gr., Ridley Park, Pa./Ridley, MBA/Health Behavior Science); Blake Rankin (QB, Sr., Bloomsburg, Pa./Bloomsburg, Health Behavior Science); Brent Reed (TE, Fr., Harbeson, Del./Cape Henlopen, Finance); Bryan Reed (OL, So., Mount Sinai, N.Y./Mount Sinai, Political Science); and Colby Reeder (LB, Fr., Hockessin, Del./Salesianum, Business).
Also, Troy Reeder (LB, So., Hockessin, Del./Salesianum, Finance); Mitchell Sgro (WR, Fr., Wilmington, Del./Salesianum, Business); Tim Sheridan (LS, Jr., Voorhees, N.J./Eastern Regional, Accounting); Eric Skogmo (DB, Fr.r, Ellicott City, Md./Marriotts Ridge, Finance); Colin Smyth (QB, Fr., Potomac, Md./Churchill, Finance); Will Stephenson (P, Gr., Raleigh, N.C./North Carolina State, MBA); Peter Thistle (OL, Sr., Wexford, Pa./North Allegheny, Exercise Science); Ryan Torzsa (DB, Sr., Waxhaw, N.C./Cuthbertson, Finance); Collin Wallish (OL, Fr.r, Silver Spring, Md./St. John's College HS, Electrical Engineering); and Armen Ware (DL/LB, So., Middletown, Del./Saint Joseph's Prep, Engineering).
Also, Tommy Wilmoth (LB, Jr., Wilmington, Del./Salesianum, Biology); Stefon Woodruff (DL, Fr., Newark, Del./St. George's, Nursing); Blaine Woodson (DL, Jr., Stroudsburg, Pa./Stroudsburg, HRIM); Kyle Yocum (TE, Jr., Reading, Pa./Exeter Township, Management); and Dillon Zimmerman (WR, Fr., Hillsborough, N.J./Hillsborough, Marketing)
Delaware will open spring drills on Tuesday, Apr. 4, and will have 14 practice days leading up to the annual Blue-White Spring Game and Fandemonium VIII on Saturday, May 6, beginning at 4 p.m.
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HORNETS WELCOME EAGLES TO SOLDIER FIELD FOR MEAC NORTH SERIES
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Fri, March 24, 2017
Dover, Del. (Mar. 24, 2017) --- The Delaware State baseball team will play its first MEAC home series of the season against Coppin State this weekend. The Hornets and Eagles are scheduled to play a doubleheader on Sat. (Mar. 25) at 12:00 p.m. and wrap up the series with a single game on Sun. (Mar. 26) at noon.

DSU (6-10; 2-1 MEAC) opened up MEAC North play by winning two of three games on the road against preseason division favorite Norfolk State last weekend.

Coppin State is 3-11 overall and tied with Delaware State for the lead after week one of MEAC North play at 2-1.

The Hornets were 5-2 against Coppin State last season, winning five of six regular season games, but fell to the Eagles 15-4 in the 2016 MEAC Tournament to end their season.

This season, Delaware State has been led by solid pitching and steady defense. The Hornets are third in the MEAC with a 4.25 earned run average. DSU pitchers have struck out 89 batters, while walking just 55 in 133.1 innings this season.

The Hornets are tops in the MEAC with a .966 fielding percentage, committing a league-low 21 errors this season.

Six pitchers have one win each for the Hornets. Lane DeLeon tops the team with a 3.05 ERA.

Hornet closer Darrien Ragins (jr.) is tied for second in the MEAC with three saves.

At the plate, Darnel Maisonet (so.) leads the Hornets with a .327 average, followed by Evan Regez (so.) at .321.

DSU’s next three hitting leaders are freshmen, led by Jared Gillis at .296, Ciaran Devenney (.288) and Tommy Jordan (.277).

Maisonet and Austin Bentley (jr.) are tied for the team lead with nine runs batted in.

Nazie McIlwain is Coppin State’s leading hitter with a .333 average. He also has the Eagles’ lone home and tops the team with 10 RBI this season.




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Subject: SUBJECT: Delaware Field Hockey Duo Selected to Participate in 20th World Maccabiah Games
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SUBJECT: Delaware Field Hockey Duo Selected to Participate in 20th World Maccabiah Games
DATE: March 24, 2017
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – The University of Delaware will once again be represented at the upcoming World Maccabiah games, held July 4-18, in Israel as current senior Kayla Devlin (Annapolis, Md./Annapolis) and Alexis Esbitt ’10 (Hockessin, Del./Sanford) were selected for the Open Women’s Field Hockey squad.
“This is a great opportunity and privilege for Alexis and Kayla to represent themselves and our program at the Maccabiah Games,” remarked Delaware head coach Rolf van de Kerkhof. “I know everyone within the University of Delaware and Blue Hens field hockey family wish them all the best and hope they enjoy this international sports event and experience.”
Van de Kerkhof continued, “As a program, we talk about creating opportunities to further develop as people by considering traveling abroad and meeting other people and cultures. Alexis and Kayla are prime examples of taking advantage of the development opportunities by preparing for and attending the Maccabiah Games this summer. We believe they will come back as better people and look forward to sharing their experiences gained and lessons learned with current and former Blue Hens. Our program enjoys learning from others and what is better than learning from others that are already part of our UDFH family!”
Devlin previously contributed in the 19th World Maccabiah Games during the summer of 2013 as a member of Team USA. The defender and her teammates finished the competition with a record of 2-1-1 to earn the bronze medal.
Maccabi USA will bring in a team of 1,100-plus athletes who will join 8,750 Jewish athletes from 80 countries, participating in 43 different sports, to compete in the 20th World Maccabiah Games.
Since 1931, more than 62,000 athletes have participated in the Maccabiah Games in a celebration of Jewish Strength and Solidarity.
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SUBJECT: Felician Answers Every Wilmington Baseball Rally for 6-5 and 8-4 CACC Sweep

DATE: March 24, 2017
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LYNDHURST, N.J. - - Felician had an answer for every rally the Wilmington University baseball team put together on Friday afternoon, sweeping the Wildcats, 6-5 and 8-4 in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference action at Lyndhurst Recreation.

The Wildcats (8-8, 2-2 CACC) threw punch after punch at Felician (10-6, 2-0 CACC) in each game of the doubleheader, but the Golden Falcons answered with multiple runs in the home half of the inning to secure each victory.

In the opener, the Wildcats regained a 5-3 lead with two runs in the top of the seventh, but the Golden Falcons answered with three runs of their own before closing out the game one victory, 6-5. In the nightcap, the Wildcats closed the gap to 5-4 with a four-run top of the fifth inning, but the Golden Falcons answered again with a three-run bottom of the fifth for the 8-4 victory and the sweep.

The Wildcats jumped out to a 3-0 lead against Felician in the opener starting with two runs in the fourth. Dan Hyatt opened the inning with a leadoff triple before Kyle Fries singled through the left side for the 1-0 lead. Julian Kurych was able to beat out a double play attempt with one out, scoring Fries from third base. Hyatt then connected with a two-out RBI single in the fifth for the 3-0 lead.

But the Golden Falcons answered with three runs in the bottom of the fifth inning. They received a leadoff triple to start the rally, later starting the scoring with an RBI single to second base. Another single through the right side brought in the second run before the home team tied the game with a sac fly to left.

The Wildcats regained the lead in the top of the seventh inning, getting a sacrifice fly from Hyatt before Kyle Fries followed with an RBI single for the 5-3 lead. But the home team punched right back, using a two-run triple and a sacrifice fly to take the lead for good.

The Wildcats threatened in the ninth, loading the bases with only one out, but Felician closer Dan Naif picked up back-to-back strikeouts to earn the save.

In the nightcap it was the home team that swing first, jumping out to a 5-0 lead after the fourth inning. The Wildcats made things interesting with a four-run fifth inning, however.

Fries started the rally with a one-out single before Regan Hidalgo doubled him home with a shot to the gap in right center. Now with two outs and two on, Kurych tripled to right center, chasing home Hidalgo and Lance Gilbert to close the gap to 5-3. Kurych later scored on a wild pitch, bringing the Wildcats to within one, 5-4.

But just as the momentum swing in favor of the Wildcats, the Golden Falcons answered with three runs of their own in the bottom of the fifth, capped by a three-run homer down the left field line for the 8-4 lead.

The Wildcats again got to Naif in the seventh inning, but left two more runners on base as Naif slammed the door for the sweep.

Kurych and Fries led the offense with three hits in the doubleheader. Kurych went a combined 3-for-8 with a triple, three RBI, and a run scored. Fries finished 3-for-6 with two RBI and two runs scored. Dan Hyatt went 3-for-3 with a triple and two RBI in the opener.

The Wildcats have a chance to get back on the field and redeem themselves on Saturday when they host Concordia at Wilson Field. First pitch of the CACC doubleheader is scheduled for 12:00 p.m.

 

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THAT’S ONE: Goldey-Beacom Baseball Notches First Victory in Program History


Goldey-Beacom produced its season high in runs and recorded its first victory in program history with a 14-3 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference triumph at Chestnut Hill in the second game of a doubleheader in Norristown, PA.


The Lightning opened the day with a tough 7-6 loss.


Goldey-Beacom (1-13, 1-3 CACC) in the victory broke a 2-2 tie with two runs in the top of the fifth inning. Ty Williams (Newark, DE) led off by reaching on an error and fellow junior Edwin Lee (La Plata, MD) brought him home with a one-out triple for a 3-2 lead. Sophomore Brandon Abdul (Old Bridge, NJ) doubled the margin with a sacrifice fly to center, scoring Lee.


Chestnut Hill (5-7-1, 1-1) made it 4-3 in the last of the frame on Eric Gilham’s groundout, but Goldey-Beacom got that run back in the sixth. Junior Keegan Marsden (Stratford, ON) led off by being hit by a pitch, took second on a sacrifice bunt from freshman Zach Roseman (Wilmington, DE) and reached third on a groundout from junior Jake Trejo (Wauseon, OH). Marsden then crossed home when freshman Justin Hill (Seaford, DE) lined a single to center field.


The Lightning then left no doubt with a nine-run explosion in the seventh inning for the final. Roseman had a two-run single, Williams recorded an RBI triple, freshman Tevin Thomas (Dover, DE) notched a run-scoring groundout and Marsden added an RBI single.


Lee rapped three hits with Roseman and junior Blake Salesky (Aurora, IL) getting two each for the Lightning. Abdul (1-2), who got the first run and first double in team history, now can say he got the first win by striking out seven over six innings and yielding three unearned runs. He and Salesky combined to yield just two hits over the seven innings.


Matthew Kress (1-1) was tagged for five runs – three earned – and five hits over 5 2/3 frames with four strikeouts for the Griffins.


GBC in game one rallied for a 2-2 tie in the top of the second when freshman Hill launched a two-run homer for his first collegiate long ball. The visitors took their first lead, 4-2, in the third courtesy of no hits as junior Jason Rowe (West Hills, CA) scored on a fielder’s choice and Abdul crossed home on an error.


Abdul then had an RBI single in the fourth for a 5-2 Lightning lead, but the Griffins scored four times in the fifth for a 6-5 cushion. Joseph Monaghan tied it on an RBI single up the middle and Gilham put Chestnut Hill ahead with a run-scoring single.


GBC rallied in the ninth for a 6-6 tie, loading the bases with none out before Roseman lined an RBI single to plate freshman Trent Hearn (Bethel, DE). But the Griffins won it in the ninth when Eric Small walked, took second on Jon Baturgil’s sacrifice bunt and scored on Brandon DiBona’s single to right-center field.


Roseman and Hill had two hits apiece for the Lightning. Freshman Brandon Ferrie (Royersford, PA) struck out six over 7 2/3 innings in a no-decision, but Salesky (0-1) gave up a run over two-thirds of an inning.


Matthew Owens went 4-for-4 and Dino Cattai (1-0) got the win despite giving up the tying run in the ninth for Chestnut Hill.


Goldey-Beacom is home Saturday against Post for a noon doubleheader in Hockessin, DE.





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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Goldey-Beacom Still Undefeated with 9-0 Shutout of Millersville


Goldey-Beacom kept the best start in school history intact with a 9-0 triumph at Millersville in Millersville, PA.


Seniors Nina Sengl (Puchheim, Germany) and Francesca Beg (Westbury, England), ranked 10th in the East Region according to the Intercollegiate Tennis Association, moved to 11-0 as a team with an 8-2 win over Katina Jones and Sarah Sambrick of Millersville (0-9). Junior Raquel Morais (Belo Horizonte, Brazil) and freshman Anna Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) posted an 8-3 at second doubles vs. Kimberly Theophile and Kelley Hershey with freshmen Alma Garcia Valle (Valladolid, Spain) and Silvia Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) going to 10-0 with an 8-0 win at No. 3 doubles over Haley Nauman and Jessica Soullaird.


Anna Hortelano Pey, ranked 15th in the region in singles, got a 6-1, 6-1 win at No. 1 singles vs. Jones with Beg recording a 6-3, 6-3 triumph at second singles over Sambrick. Garcia Valle moved to 10-0 with a 7-5, 6-1 triumph at third singles vs. Theophile and Sengl went to 11-0 thanks to a 6-0, 6-0, triumph at No. 4 singles vs. Nauman. Silvia Hortelano Pey improved to 11-0 with a 6-1, 6-1 win at fifth singles over Hershey and sophomore Manuela Cornejo (Waldbronn, Germany) got a 6-1, 6-4 victory at No. 6 singles over Soullaird.


Sengl’s victory in singles is her 42nd career, moving her into sole possession of third place in team history.


The Lightning (11-0), champions of the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference, entered the match ranked third in the ITA East Region rankings.


Goldey-Beacom returns to action Saturday against Indiana (PA), starting at 6:00 pm in Elkton, MD. IUP is ranked first in the Atlantic Region according to the ITA.



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: Caldwell Sweeps CACC Doubleheader from Wilmington Softball

DATE: March 25, 2017
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NEW CASTLE, Del. - - Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference preseason favorites Caldwell University came away with a doubleheader sweep over the Wilmington University softball team, 5-3 and 12-0, on Saturday afternoon at Asbury Field.

The Wildcats (11-10, 1-3 CACC) struggled to the bats going against Caldwell (8-7, 4-0 CACC), only collecting three hits in each game of the doubleheader. The Cougars came back from a 3-1 deficit in the first game before collecting a pair of six-run innings in the nightcap for the sweep.

Trailing 1-0 in the bottom of the fourth, the Wildcats used three Caldwell errors to gain a 3-1 lead. Rosa’Lynn Burton started the inning by reaching on an error before Alyssa Velasquez put runners on first and third with a walk. Becca Stanley laid down a suicide squeeze to score the first run, and reached base on another Cougar mistake. Now with two outs, Meghan Brown doubled to the gap in left center to score two more, chasing both Velasquez and Stanley home for the 3-1 lead.

But Caldwell was able to answer right back in the top of the fifth, scoring two runs of their own with back-to-back doubles to tie the game, 3-3. The Cougars took the lead for good in the top of the sixth inning, using an error for the go-ahead run and added a sacrifice fly as an insurance run, 5-3.

The Wildcats attempted a rally in the seventh as Kaitlyn Slater started the inning with a single through the left side. But Brown lined into a double play in the next at bat to clear the bases. Whitney DeMora doubled to the gap in right center, but she was left stranded as Caldwell picked up the final out to end the game.

Caldwell’s starter Sydney Ponto struck out seven while allowing three unearned runs on three hits and one walk.

Brown picked up the Wildcats’ first hit of the second game with another double in the second inning, but she was left stranded to end the frame. Things unraveled for the Wildcats from there, as the Cougars scored six runs on five hits for the 6-0 lead.

Caldwell had another six-run inning in the fifth, chasing starter Danielle Bradley and getting seven hits in the inning to move ahead 12-0. The Wildcats went in order in the bottom of the fifth to end the contest.

Caldwell’s starter Jessie Johnston gave up three hits while striking out one for the complete game shutout.

The Wildcats return to action on Sunday when they head to LIU Post for a nonconference action on Long Island. First pitch is slated for 1:00 p.m.

 

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Goldey-Beacom Men’s Golf Finishes Play at the California Intercollegiate


Goldey-Beacom shot 321 in the final round and finished in eighth place at the California (PA) Coaches Intercollegiate in Crofton, MD.


The Lightning were coming off shooting 310 in Monday’s afternoon round, but ended the 54-hole tournament at 963.


Senior Chris Mandia (Catskill, NY) shot a final-round 80 and closed the championship tied for 25th at 237. Freshman Shea Murphy (Wilmington, DE/Wilmington Charter) was tied for 29th after shooting 80 on Tuesday for a 238.


Junior Andre Primeau (Pontypool, ON) fired 78 to closed tied for 36th at 243, senior Garrett Brown (Severn, MD) was 43rd at 247 and sophomore Ryan Quigg (Sykesville, MD) ended 50th at 259.


Goldey-Beacom is in action April 9-10 at the Edwin B. Cottrell Invitational in West Chester, PA.




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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: Selheimer, Scott W.<selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Tue, Mar 28, 2017 at 5:23 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Coastal Carolina Tops Delaware, 7-0, in Men's Tennis
To:


SUBJECT: Coastal Carolina Tops Delaware, 7-0, in Men's Tennis
DATE: March 28, 2017
CONWAY, S.C. – Delaware men’s tennis continued its spring break trip to the south Tuesday with a 7-0 loss to Coastal Carolina at the Stevens Tennis Complex.
The Chanticleers (9-7) picked up the doubles points with wins on the second and third courts before sweeping singles play.
Sophomore Venkatesh Ramkumar (Pittsford, N.Y./Pittsford Mendon) forced the lone three-set match of the afternoon before falling to Zak Talic, 6-3, 4-6, 10-2, in the fifth flight.
With the loss, Delaware falls to 6-10 on the year.
POST-MATCH QUOTES
Head Coach Pablo Montana
“We will take things that we have to improve upon into tomorrow’s match against Chowan. We are looking for a more confident approach towards our game. The goals for this trip remain the same as we continue to get better in doubles play while improving our competition level.”
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
· Wednesday, March 29 – Delaware at Chowan – 9 a.m. – Rose Family Tennis Complex (Murfeesboro, N.C.)
· Saturday, April 1 – Hofstra at Delaware – Noon – Delaware Field House Outdoor Courts (Newark, Del.)
· Sunday, April 2 – Harford CC at Delaware – 10 a.m. – Delaware Field House Outdoor Courts (Newark, Del.)
· Sunday, April 2 – Morgan State at Delaware – 2 p.m. – Delaware Field House Outdoor Courts (Newark, Del.)
MEDIA CONTACT: Maggie Hayon, Assistant Sports Information Director | mhayon@udel.edu | O: 302-831-6389 | C: 302-379-9182

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: Selheimer, Scott W.<selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Tue, Mar 28, 2017 at 5:19 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Delaware Men's Golf Finishes Third, Oliveri and Diforio Sixth at Wildcat Invitational
To:


SUBJECT: Delaware Men's Golf Finishes Third, Oliveri and Diforio Sixth at Wildcat Invitational
DATE: March 28, 2017
MALVERN, Pa. -- The University of Delaware men’s golf team shot a 289 on Tuesday as the Blue Hens finished in third place out of 19 squads at the Villanova Wildcat Invitational.
Delaware, which posted a 284 during Monday’s opening round, finished with a five over par score of 573, four shots off the school record for a 36-hole tournament. Lehigh captured the team title with a 570 total, followed by Cleveland State at 572 and the Blue Hens.
UD senior Marc Oliveri carded a two over par 73 during his second round on the par 71, 7,055-yard White Manor Country Club course, as he tied for sixth place in the individual standings with an even par 69-73-142. Bobby Diforio, playing as an individual, fired a 72 on Tuesday to also finish tied for sixth with an even par 70-72-142.
Jack Gianniny tied for the lowest round of the day by a Blue Hen with an even par 71, finishing in a tie for 13th place at 72-71-143, one over par. Kieran Purcell also tied for 13th place at the tournament with a one over par 69-74-143.
Blaine Lafferty tied for 35th place with a six over par 74-74-148 while Mark Benevento, who also tied for UD’s low round of the afternoon with an even par 71, tied for 35th place as well at 77-71-148. Playing as an individual, Jack Melville carded a 13 over par 78-77-155 to finish in a tie for 80th place.
Patrick Luth of Cleveland State, Johnny Hsu of Lehigh, and Connor Daly of Villanova each tied for first place with three under par 139 scores.
Delaware returns to the course this weekend to compete in The Manor Intercollegiate at The Manor Golf Course in Farmville, Va. on Saturday and Sunday.
MEDIA INFORMATION: Contact Kevin Tritt at: ktritt@udel.edu (email) / 302-831-8715 (office) / 302-383-5005 (cell)

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: Selheimer, Scott W.<selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Tue, Mar 28, 2017 at 5:11 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Delaware Women¹s Golf Team Ties For Second Place at Kingsmill Intercollegiate
To:


SUBJECT: Delaware Women’s Golf Team Ties For Second Place at Kingsmill Intercollegiate
DATE: March 28, 2017
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. -- The University of Delaware women’s golf squad fired the lowest team round of the day on Tuesday as the Blue Hens moved up to finish in a tie for second place at the Kingsmill Intercollegiate.
Delaware fired a 294 score during its final round at the tournament, tying for second place out of 22 teams with a 901 three-round total. Ball State captured the team title with a 900 score, while the Blue Hens and host Tribe tied for second place one shot back.
UD senior Vitoria Teixeira carded a four under par 68 during her final round on the par 72, 6,025-yard River Course at Kingsmill Resort, tying for 10th place in the individual standings with a nine over par 78-79-68-225. Starting on the sixth hole, Teixeira opened her round with a par and two bogeys, but responded to record six birdies and nine pars the rest of the way. She is the second Blue Hen to fire a 68 this year, the second lowest round in school history, along with Valentina Mueller at the UNF Collegiate on Mar. 6.
Josefina Fernandez-Davila fired a two over par 74 on Tuesday, as she tied for 13th place at the invitational with a 10 over par 74-78-74-226. Ashley Dingman, who shot a 10 over par 75-76-75-226, and Mueller, who recorded a 10 over par 73-76-77-226, also finished in a tie for 13th place.
Grace Chua, playing as an individual, tied for 28th place with a 13 over par 76-75-78-229, while Ariane Klotz tied for 41st place with a 16 over par 77-78-77-232.
Allison Lindley of Ball State and Liz Choi of William & Mary shared medalist honors as both players finished with one over par 217 scores.
Delaware will be back on the course Friday when the Blue Hens face Towson in a dual meet at Bulle Rock Golf Club in Havre de Grace, Md.
MEDIA INFORMATION: Contact Kevin Tritt at: ktritt@udel.edu (email) / 302-831-8715 (office) / 302-383-5005 (cell)

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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m: Delaware State University Softball <dsuhornets@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Wed, Mar 29, 2017 at 8:27 PM
Subject: Article: WILDCATS RIDE SOLID PITCHING IN SWEEP OF HORNETS
To: dawvoice3@gmail.com


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Jasmine Melgoza
WILDCATS RIDE SOLID PITCHING IN SWEEP OF HORNETS
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Wed, March 29, 2017
Villanova, Pa. (Mar. 29, 2017) --- Villanova pitchers allowed a total of six hits in a doubleheader sweep of Delaware State at the VU Softball Complex today.

The Wildcats won the first game 4-1 and completed the sweep with a 6-2 victory in the nightcap.

In the opener, Villanova starter Jordan Prutzer threw 5.1 innings no-hit innings, striking out five and walking one. Wildcat reliever Gabby Wenn finished the game, allowing two hits and Delaware State’s lone run.

Brittany Husk was 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI to lead Villanova’s eight-hit attack.

The Hornets trailed 4-0 before getting their first hit and lone run in the seventh inning. Delaware State was down to its last out when Desiree Moreno doubled to left center to break up the no-hitter and keep the game alive. After Dani Velez was hit by a pitch, Sabrina Quarles singled to left to drive in Moreno for DSU’s lone runoff the game.

Starter Alexis Goldsby (1-1) suffered the game one loss for the Hornets.

In the nightcap, Villanova’s Brette Lawrence threw six shutout innings, allowing just two hits and striking out seven.

Natalia Segovia had three hits and two RBI, while Caroline Jones also drove in two to lead Villanova’s game two offense.

Delaware State was down 5-0 before Jasmine Melgoza doubled in Kayleigh Berry and Micaela Cummings for the Hornets’ two runs with two out in the fifth.

Starting pitcher Hannah Shields (3-8) was tagged with the loss for DSU.

The Hornets return to MEAC North play with a three-game series at Coppin State in Baltimore this weekend. The teams will play two on Saturday (Apr. 1) beginning at 1 p.m. and wrap up the series with a single game on Sunday at noon.

Delaware State is second in the MEAC North at 4-1, just behind Hampton front runner Hampton (3-0).




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From: Selheimer, Scott W.<selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Wed, Mar 29, 2017 at 7:47 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Win Streak Snapped as Delaware Women¹s Tennis Drops 4-1 Match at ODU
To:


SUBJECT: Win Streak Snapped as Delaware Women’s Tennis Drops 4-1 Match at ODU
DATE: March 29, 2017
NORFOLK, Va. – The Blue Hens had their six-game winning streak snapped Wednesday afternoon with their 4-1 loss at Old Dominion.
Sara Komer (Venetia, Pa./Peters Township) continued to roll, however, as the sophomore posted her 13th straight triumph. Komer routed Eliska Petrackova, 6-0, 6-1, in No. 2 singles action to move to 17-8 on the year and 13-0 in dual match play.
Delaware (8-5) opened the day by picking up the first doubles victory of the afternoon. Komer paired with classmate Sarah Hall (West Orange, N.J./Mount Saint Dominic Academy) for the 6-2 decision over Borislava Botusharov and Marijana Novakovic in the second flight. ODU followed with wins in the first and third spots for the team doubles point.
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
· Thursday, March 30 – Delaware at William & Mary * – 3 p.m. – Millie West Tennis Facility (Williamsburg, Va.)
· Saturday, April 1 – Hofstra at Delaware * – Noon – Delaware Field House Outdoor Courts (Newark, Del.)
· Wednesday, April 5 – Towson at Delaware * – 2 p.m. – Delaware Field House Outdoor Courts (Newark, Del.)
MEDIA CONTACT: Maggie Hayon, Assistant Sports Information Director | mhayon@udel.edu | O: 302-831-6389 | C: 302-379-9182

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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m: Selheimer, Scott W. <selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Wed, Mar 29, 2017 at 6:47 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Late Explosion Pushes Delaware Baseball Past Rider in Liberty Bell Classic First Round
To:


SUBJECT: Late Explosion Pushes Delaware Baseball Past Rider 21-6 in Liberty Bell Classic First Round
DATE: March 29, 2017
NEWARK, Del. -- The University of Delaware baseball team erased a 6-1 fifth inning deficit, scoring 20 unanswered runs to defeat Rider 21-6 Wednesday afternoon at Bob Hannah Stadium.
The game, which was moved from Tuesday at Rider to Wednesday at Delaware due to unplayable conditions at the Broncs' home field, served as the quarterfinals of the annual Liberty Bell Classic.
Wednesday’s victory advances Delaware (13-9) to the semifinals where the Blue Hens will meet LaSalle, which defeated Lehigh 2-1 earlier Wednesday.
After falling behind 6-1 early, the Hens put up five runs in the fifth to tie the game, went ahead with six runs in the sixth inning, and tacked on three more in the seventh and sixth in the ninth inning. Delaware, which notched a season-high for runs with 21, banged out 15 hits on the day, including six of them for extra bases.
Delaware third baseman Diaz Nardo went 3 for 5 with three runs scored and a double, left fielder Jordan Glover knocked in four runs thanks to a sacrifice fly and seventh inning three-run home run, and designated hitter Doug Trimble added three RBI and extended his hitting streak to 18 games. Scott Zimmer picked up the win on the mound for the Hens as he went three scoreless innings and allowed just one hit while striking out four batters.
Delaware will return to action this weekend when the Hens host Colonial Athletic Association foe William & Mary for single games Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at Bob Hannah Stadium.

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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SUBJECT: Time Runs Out on Wilmington Women’s Lacrosse’s Comeback, Falls at Caldwell, 12-11

DATE: March 29, 2017
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WEST CALDWELL, N.J. - - Time was the only thing that stopped the Wilmington University women’s lacrosse team on Wednesday afternoon, as its second half comeback fell just short, 12-11, on the road at Caldwell at the Essex Valley Field.

The Wildcats (4-6, 2-1 CACC) were on a tear in the second half, outscoring the Cougars (3-3, 1-1 CACC), 8-2, in the second half alone. But the Wildcats ran out of time, as they were unable to get a shot off after drawing to within a single goal with 55 seconds left.

The Cougars scored the final six goals of the first half to go into the halftime break lead 10-3. The Wildcats’ comeback started right from the start of the second half.

Shawna Chopko controlled the opening draw of the second half and Lashay Ross found the back of the net just 34 seconds to start the rally. Chopko followed suit with a goal three minutes later to bring the Wildcats to within 10-5.

The Cougars brought up the Wildcats’ momentum with a goal but Ross controlled the ensuing draw and sored just 10 seconds later to bring the Wildcats to within five goals once again. Alexis Olsen turned a Caldwell turnover into another goal before Gabby Spalt made it three in a row with a goal with 16:04 left to bring the Wildcats to within 11-8.

Caldwell’s Arden Kassaleh scored her eighth and final goal of the day with 11:33 to play before the Wildcats tallied back-to-back goals to get within 12-10 with 8:18 left in regulation.

La’Dae Boykin had a free position shot with 7:10 to play but the attempt was saved. Boykin then beat the Caldwell netminder but hit the crossbar with 5:26 to play. Caldwell’s Elizabeth Ruedemann would make two more saves, including another free position attempt with 2:12 showing on the clock, before Boykin found the back of the net with 55 seconds to play.

The Cougars came away with the ensuring draw control, but the Wildcats were able to force a turnover and get into the offensive zone with 30 seconds left. But the Cougars’ defense stood tall, forcing the Wildcats into a turnover of their own with 10 seconds to play before the clock ran out on the Wildcats.

Boykin led the Wildcats with three goals and an assist while Ross also finished with four points with two goals and two assists. Chopko and Olsen added two goals each while Megan Card scored once and added two assists for three points. Spalt rounded out the scoring with her one goal.

Ross led the team with nine draw controls while scooping up a team high six ground balls. Card, Spalt, and Mikailla Spencer added three ground balls each while Card, Ross, and Spalt led the team with two caused turnovers each.

The Wildcats conclude their three-game road trip on Saturday with another CACC Contest. The team heads to Dominican for a 4:00 p.m. opening draw.

 

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SUBJECT: Holy Family Scores Early to Secure CACC Doubleheader Sweep over Wilmington Softball

DATE: March 29, 2017
djl

BENSALEM, Pa. - - Holy Family jumped out to early leads against the Wilmington University softball team, leading to the Wildcats being swept, 5-3 and 6-3, in a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader on Wednesday afternoon at Bensalem High School.

The Tigers (12-8, 6-0 CACC) used early runs in each end of the doubleheader before the Wildcats (13-12, 1-5 CACC) scored late in each contest but it was too little too late for the visitors.

Holy Family jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first of game one, using three hits including a leadoff triple off starter Caitlyn Whiteside. The Tigers added a pair of two-out RBI in the bottom of the third off reliever Brooklyn Lachette for the 3-0 lead.

Jazmeen Llamas put the Wildcats on the board in the top of the fifth inning with a two-out RBI, scoring Mirabella Klebart who started a one-out single. But that was all the Wildcats could get in the inning. The Tigers would get that run back in the bottom of the inning however, as they came up with another two-out RBI.

Down to their last at-bat, Becca Stanley started the top of the seventh off with a solo homer to left center. Klebart was hit by a pitch to start a rally, followed by singles from Whitney DeMora and Llamas. Rosa’Lynn Burton hit a sacrifice fly to bring the tying run to the plate with two outs, but Meghan Brown ground out to end the comeback bid.

The Tigers scored single runs in the bottom of the second and third innings before widening the gap to 4-0 with a two-run fourth inning in game two. Kaitlyn Slater put the Wildcats on the board in the top of the fifth inning with a solo homer to left center, but Holy Family gained the run back in the bottom of the frame. The Tigers would also add an insurance run in the bottom of the sixth to extend the lead out to 6-1.

The Wildcats tried to make another late-game comeback, getting runners on second and third with two outs. Llamas singled to plate two runs and extend the inning, but Klebart fouled out to end the game.

Llamas went 3-for-3 with an RBI in the first game before going 1-for-4 with two RBI in the nightcap. Klebart went 2-for-4 with a double in game two for the Wildcats.

The Wildcats remain in CACC play but return home on Saturday to square off against Dominican. First pitch is scheduled for 12:00 p.m. at Asbury Field.

 

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Goldey-Beacom Baseball Drops a Pair at Philadelphia U.


Goldey-Beacom’s baseball team ran into perennial power in Philadelphia U. and was dealt a pair of losses, 14-5 and 15-12, in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference play in Philadelphia, PA.


The Rams (7-12, 5-3 CACC) in game one got three runs in the fourth inning, courtesy of RBI singles from Nick Goetz and Brandon Quaranta. It was in the seventh inning when Quaranta belted a two-run homer to make it a 12-3 contest.


Junior Raul Perez-Duran (Trenton, NJ) continued his impressive play when he hit a two-run long ball in the ninth for his second homer of the season.


Perez-Duran, junior Geoff Stone (Laurel, MD) and freshman Tevin Thomas (Dover, DE) each had two hits for the Lightning. Carmichaels, PA freshman Jake Kinsell (0-1) was charged with six runs – four earned – and five hits over four innings with five strikeouts.


Michael Melendez recorded three hits and four RBI for the Rams. Jonathan Gottschall (2-0) allowed five runs – four earned – and nine hits over nine innings with three strikeouts.


GBC (1-17, 1-7) in the second game trailed 15-9 entering the seventh and final inning before Perez-Duran lined an RBI triple, scored on a wild pitch and freshman Trent Hearn (Bethel, DE) laced an RBI double.


Perez-Duran closed with three hits and three RBI with junior Edwin Lee (La Plata, MD) getting four RBI. Aurora, IL junior Blake Salesky (0-2) permitted seven runs – six earned – and seven hits over two innings.


Dan Klusman rapped three hits and Matt McGee totaled three RBI for the Rams.


Goldey-Beacom is home Friday against Wilmington (DE) in a 1:00 pm doubleheader at Doyle Field in Hockessin, DE.




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

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