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Goldey-Beacom Softball Dealt a Pair of Losses by West Chester


Goldey-Beacom played down to the wire against West Chester in a 2-0 game-one loss before being handed a 10-0 setback in the finale at the Jackson Complex in Wilmington, DE.


A classic pitchers’ duel was on tap in the opener with Lightning sophomore Alyssa Giampolo (East Windsor, NJ) and the Golden Rams’ Brooke Harner doing battle. The two over the first five innings refused to give an inch with the game scoreless.


West Chester broke through in the sixth when Sara Ercolani lined an RBI single to left that scored Sarah Walasavage. Heidi McCollester provided insurance in the seventh with a home run to left field.


Senior Charlee King (New Castle, DE) doubled and sophomore Shelby Murphy (Laurel, DE) tripled for the Lightning’s only hits. Giampolo (1-5) struck out three over seven innings, but yielded two runs and five hits.


Bri Garber went 3-for-3 and Harner (4-0) struck out seven over seven innings.


West Chester in game two plated five runs in the top of the sixth for a 10-0 lead. Ercolani delivered the key blow with a two-run double to left-center field and Alyssa Herion lined an RBI double.


Walasavage closed with three hits and Micaela McSpadden recorded two. Amanda Houck (14-2) struck out eight over six innings, allowing eight hits for West Chester.


Murphy had three hits to tie her career best and King had two for the Lightning. Tower City, PA junior Kylie Doyle (2-5) allowed 10 runs – one earned – and 12 hits over six innings with four strikeouts.


Goldey-Beacom is home Saturday against Post, beginning at 1:00 pm.



Derek Crudele
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SUBJECT: DeMora’s Blast, Bradley’s One-Hitter Gives Wilmington Softball CACC Split with Dominican

DATE: April 2, 2017
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NEW CASTLE, Del. - - A pair of four-run innings decided both games of the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader at Asbury Field on Saturday, with Dominican winning the opener, 4-1, before the Wilmington University softball team came back to earn the split with a 4-0 victory in the nightcap.

Dominican (10-9, 3-1 CACC) scored all four runs in its 4-1 victory in the third inning while the Wildcats (14-13, 2-6 CACC) came out and scored four runs in the bottom of the first inning to carry them to the 4-0 victory in the nightcap.

The Wildcats scored first in the opener, getting a two-out hit by pitch to come around and score. With Becca Stanley on second base, Meghan Brown doubled over the head of the centerfielder to easily allow Stanley to score for the 1-0 lead.

But the Chargers retaliated with a four-run third inning, all starting with a one-out rally. A single and a double put runners on second and third before the Chargers tied the game on a fielding error. The visitors than picked up an RBI single to move ahead, 2-1, before a two-run, two-out double to center field extended the lead out to 4-1.

The Wildcats tried to make a comeback in the late innings, putting two runners on with two outs in the sixth. Mirabella Klebart singled to center field but Whitney DeMora was thrown out at the plate trying to score from second to end the frame. They made one final effort in the seventh as well, but Colby Wyatt was thrown out at second trying to stretch a single into a double to lead off the inning. Stanley and Alyssa Velasquez also hit singles in the inning, but Velasquez was caught trying to swipe second base on the play to end the game.

The bottom of the first inning of the nightcap was all junior Danielle Bradley needed, as she spun a one-hit shutout to pick up the split.

Rosa’Lynn Burton singled to start the inning before an error put Jazmeen Llamas on base too. Bradley walked to load the bases with no out, but the Wildcats needed a strike out, wild pitch to ensure their first run. Now with two outs, DeMora stepped in and laced an opposite field home run to right, plating three with her third bomb of the season.

The only hit Bradley gave up in the game was with one out in the top of the second inning, but she needed to work around a few walks and a hit-by-pitch in the game. She left single runners on base in the fourth, fifth, and sixth inning before slamming the door shut with a 1-2-3 inning in the seventh.

Bradley walked four batters but only allowed the one hit while striking out two to improved to 5-5 on the year. Burton and DeMora collected two hits each in the nightcap.

The win snapped a six-game losing streak to CACC opponents for the Wildcats. They will look to build upon their win with another CACC doubleheader at Asbury Field on Tuesday. The matchup against Georgian Court is set for a 2:30 p.m. first pitch.

 

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HORNET BATS QUIETED IN DOUBLEHEADER LOSS TO HAWKS
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Sun, April 02, 2017
Princess Anne, Md. (Apr. 2, 2017) --- Delaware State managed just three runs and 11 hits in a MEAC doubleheader loss to Maryland-Eastern Shore today. The Hawks won the first game 8-1 and completed the sweep with a 3-2 victory in the seven-inning nightcap.

In the opener, MDES starter Zach Mills held the Hornets to one on two hits, while striking out 11 to earn the win (1-1).

Jordan Wesley was 3-for-4 with a run batted in and Jamison Trower drove in two runs to lead the Hawks.

Delaware State trailed 6-0 before scoring its lone run on a one out single by Evan Regez in the eighth. Ciaran Devenney had a double for the Hornets’ only extra base hit of the game.

DSU starter Garrett Lawson (2-3) allowed six hits and five runs, four earned, in 5.2 innings to take the loss.

In the nightcap, MDES scored a run in the fourth to snap a 2-2 tie and its bullpen pitched 4.1 scoreless innings to preserve the win.

Delaware State opened the game two scoring with a run in the second. Jared Gillis singled to lead off the inning and advanced to second on a wild pitch. Jaylen Zielecki followed with a double to score Gillis with the game’s first run.

The Hornets added a run in the third on a sac fly by Devenney. Regez drew a one out walk and scored on the fly ball to give DSU a 2-0 lead.

MDES tied the game with two runs in the bottom off the third off Hornet starter Sean McGrath. The Hawks took the lead in the fourth on a one-out single by Derek Schoff.

The Hornets had the potential tying run on second with one out in the seventh, but failed to get it in.

Gillis had two of DSU’s six hits in the game. Travis Dill pitched 2.2 innings of scoreless relief for the Hornets.

Delaware State dropped two of the three games in the series to fall to 4-5 in the MEAC (8-14 overall). MDES improved to 3-6 in the MEAC (5-21 overall).

Delaware State is back in action on Wednesday at La Salle. Game time is 3:00 p.m. in Philadelphia.

The Hornets return to MEAC action with a three-game series at home against Norfolk State next weekend.




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SUBJECT: Late Game Magic Ensures CACC Sweep for Wilmington Baseball over Goldey-Beacom in First Ever Meeting

DATE: April 2, 2017
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HOCKESSIN, Del. - - Eight runs in the final two innings of the nightcap allowed the Wilmington University baseball team to sweep Goldey-Beacom, 8-2 and 10-9, in their first ever meeting at Doyle Field on Sunday afternoon.

Trailing 9-2 heading into the bottom of the fourth inning, the Wildcats (15-9, 9-3 CACC) staged an epic comeback in their final two at-bats and then needed a magic trick to escape the top of the seventh for the sweep. Goldey-Beacom (1-19, 1-9 CACC) loaded the bases with no outs in the seventh before Noah Latshaw struck out the next three batters for the sweep.

The opener was the opposite for the Wildcats, as they jumped out to an early lead over the Lightning who is playing in their first year of competition. The Wildcats scored three times in the bottom of the first, added a run in the third, before opening the lead with a three-run fourth. They led, 7-0 after four full innings.

Game one starter Sean Deely struck out nine batters in five innings of work before giving way to the bullpen. He only allowed five hits while walking two in moving to 4-0 on the season.

Rocky Ferrier, Julian Kurych, Mike Annone, Kendall Small, and Max Carney all collected two hits in the opener. Kurych scored three runs while Ferrier and Small added two runs each.

Game two didn’t start off well for the Wildcats but ended in dramatic fashion.

The Lightning opened the scoring with a two-out RBI in the top of the first before the Wildcats tied it on a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the second. But the Lightning broke the game open with a six-run top of the third inning. They chased game-two starter Chuck Delagol after collecting six runs on five hits. John Hetterman came on to get out of the inning with a pair of strikeouts.

The Lightning tacked two more runs on in the top of the fourth inning and led the Wildcats, 9-2, going into the bottom of the fifth inning. But that is when the Wildcats came to life.

Mike Annone started the frame with a leadoff double before Logan Gilbert walked to put runners on first and second with no outs. An error brought in the inning’s first run before Nick Macey drove in Kendall Small with an RBI single. Max Carny cut the Wildcats’ deficit to 9-5 with a one-out RBI single through the right side.

Reliever Dan Hyatt worked around a leadoff single in the top of the sixth to bring the bats back up to the plate.

The bulk of the work came with two outs in the innings as Annone walked to put runners on first and second. Logan Gilbert started the scoring with an RBI single through the left side. Small singled to right to bring the Wildcats to within 9-8 before Regan Hidalgo put the Wildcats in front with a two-run single with the bases loaded.

The win wasn’t easy, as the Lightning fought back in the top of the seventh. Back-to-back singles started the inning before Goldey-Beacom loaded the bases on an error with no outs. But Noah Latshaw buckled down and struck out the next three batters to earn the save and preserve the sweep.

Hyatt improved to 2-1 on the year with his scoreless inning of work before Latshaw earned his fourth save. Rudy Gervolino struck out three in 2.0 innings of work to get to the back end of the bullpen.

Logan Gilber and Macey led the Wildcats with two hits in the nightcap. Rocky Ferrier, Annone, Gilbert, Small, and Macey all scored two runs each in the win.

The Wildcats return home for their next two CACC doubleheaders, starting with USciences on Tuesday. The doubleheader at Wilson Field is set for a 1:00 p.m. first pitch.

 

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Manhattan sweeps Broncs
Courtesy Rider Sports Information
Sun, April 02, 2017

Courtesy Peter G. Borg (Rider University)

RIVERDALE, NY – Delany DeMello (Roseville, CA/Roseville) had a pair of hits, but the Rider University softball team was swept at Manhattan, 8-0 and 5-0, Sunday in the Broncs’ league openers. With the setbacks, the Broncs slip to 3-20 (0-2 MAAC), while the Jaspers are now 15-9 (2-0 MAAC).

Manhattan scored three runs in the second inning of Game 1 and never trailed. The run support was all Jaspers starting pitcher Brianna Matazinsky would need, as she hurled a one-hit shutout, striking out six. The Jaspers scored two in the fourth, one in the fifth and two more in the sixth to abbreviate the game.

The Jaspers again jumped on the Broncs in Game 2, scoring twice in the first and three more runs in the second. Kaitlyn Kallert (Woodland Park, NJ/Passaic Valley) pitched four innings of no-hit relief, allowing just one walk, while striking out six. But the Broncs couldn’t get on the scoreboard. The Broncs threatened in the fifth, with Kiera Swank (Bear, DE/Caravel Academy) doubling and Brianna Parisio (Sayreville, NJ/Sayreville War Memorial) singling to lead off the inning. Rider executed a successful double steal, but the play was nullified by umpire’s interference. A fielder’s choice and a double play got the Jaspers out the inning unscathed.

NOTES
• DeMello took the Game 1 loss, allowing five runs, three earned, on five hits and three walks. She struck out three.
• Emily Oltman (Collegeville, PA/Perkiomen Valley) was tagged for the Game 2 loss, with allowing five runs, three earned, on five hits and a walk in 2.0 innings pitched.

BRONCS BY THE NUMBERS
• The Broncs managed just four hits on the day, with two coming from DeMello (one in each game) and the other two in succession by Swank and Parisio to open the fifth inning in Game 2.
• Amanda Jordan (Somerset, NJ/Franklin Township) and Elyse Cuttic (Easton, PA/Bethlehem Catholic) also reached safely with walks.

ON DECK
The Broncs continue MAAC play Monday, when they travel to Quinnipiac. The twinbill starts at 1 p.m.




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Goldey-Beacom Baseball Swept at Felician


A meeting with the reigning Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference champions was a battle as Goldey-Beacom was dealt a pair of losses, 12-3 and 11-4, at Felician in Lyndhurst, NJ.


Felician in game one scored five times in the second inning for a 7-0 lead, keyed by Matt Diesel’s two-run single. The Golden Falcons added four in the fifth for a 12-0 cushion as Matt Kleinstein ripped a two-run single.


Junior Ty Williams (Newark, DE) lined a two-run single in the sixth and freshman Trent Hearn (Bethel, DE) drew a bases-loaded walk later in the frame for the Lightning’s runs.


Junior Keegan Marsden (Stratford, ON) doubled for the Lightning’s only other hit. Carmichaels, PA freshman Jake Kinsell (0-5) struck out three over four innings, allowing eight runs and seven hits.


Andrew LaMura had three hits and John Holland (4-0) got the win, striking out five and yielding just one hit over five frames for the Golden Falcons (20-7, 11-1 CACC).


Felician in game two grabbed the momentum with five runs in the last of the first inning. Diesel, Brennan Price and J.R. Meneses all had RBI singles before Mike Martone delivered a two-run single.


Sophomore Brandon Abdul (Old Bridge, NJ) lined an RBI double in the third and freshman Grant Reed (Shenandoah Junction, WV) added a run-scoring single in the fourth for the Lightning.


Abdul finished with three hits, falling a home run short of the cycle, and Reed amassed two for the Lightning (2-22, 2-12). Hearn (0-1) was charged with eight runs and 11 hits over 2 2/3 innings.


Diesel, Price and Meneses had three hits apiece and combined to go 9-for-11 with five RBI. Jason Polgano (3-2) allowed four runs – one earned – and eight hits over five innings with four strikeouts.


Goldey-Beacom is home Friday against Philadelphia U., beginning at noon in Hockessin.





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Date: Tue, Apr 4, 2017 at 6:17 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Delaware Baseball Comes Up Short Against La Salle in Liberty Bell Classic Semifinals
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SUBJECT: Delaware Baseball Comes Up Short Against La Salle in Liberty Bell Classic Semifinals
DATE: April 4, 2017
PHILADELPHIA -- The University of Delaware's trip through the Liberty Bell Classic came to an end in the semifinals Tuesday afternoon as the Blue Hen baseball squad dropped a 7-3 decision at La Salle University.

The Blue Hens (15-11), who won their LBC first round game with a decisive 21-6 victory over Rider on Mar. 29, fell behind 7-0 after six innings against LaSalle and just could not muster enough offense late to overcome the early deficit.

“Today we struggled with our focus a bit,” said Delaware head coach Jim Sherman. “They were better for the first six innings and we were better the final third of the ball game. Certainly it’s tough to come off a key emotional victory on Sunday (a 5-4 comeback win over William & Mary in 11 innings) and come out flat today. We’ll take this as an opportunity to grow and get better from this. We need to use this as a learning experience heading into Northeastern this weekend.”

La Salle (5-20), which won its seconds straight game, got off to fast start, scoring three times in the first two innings of play. The Explorers extended their lead in the third, scoring their fourth run of the game.

The four-run outburst chased Delaware starter Scott Zimmer from the game after just two innings of work.

Blue Hens reliever Kyle Hinton came on to replace Zimmer and the hard-throwing right-hander threw four solid innings, allowing just two earned runs and striking out four. The Hens received scoreless innings from Colman Vila and Ron Marinaccio in the seventh and eighth innings respectively.

Delaware scored single runs in the seventh, eighth and ninth, but could not muster together a big inning to complete a comeback. Jordan Glover (above right) hit his seventh home run of the season in the seventh.

The Hens' best chance to score came in the ninth inning. Shortstop Jeremy Ake led off the inning with a walk, advanced to second on a wild pitch, and scored on a line-drive single to center by Calvin Scott.

Diaz Nardo then sent a screaming fly ball that missed going out of the ballpark by a matter of inches. LaSalle reliever Blake James then coaxed back-to-back groundball outs, preserving the win.

Delaware will return to the diamond Wednesday at 6 p.m. with a trip to UMBC. LHP Matt Hornich will pitch for the Hens while Mitchell Wilson will throw for UMBC.

HEN SCRATCHINGS:
• Delaware fell to 7-2 when it hits at least one home run.
• Nardo failed to produce a hit in a game for the first time in 12 games but extended his team-best 19 game on-base streak when he walked in the third.
• Nick Tierno has produced a hit in his last nine games.
• Trimble produced his team-best 14th multiple-hit game.

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SUBJECT: Chestnut Hill Pulls Away from Wilmington Women’s Lacrosse for 22-5 CACC Victory

DATE: April 4, 2017
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NEWARK, Del. - - The Wilmington University women’s lacrosse team spotted Chestnut Hill the first four goals of the game and then couldn’t stop the Griffins as they ran away with a 22-5 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory on Tuesday afternoon at the WU Athletics Complex.

After the Wildcats (4-8, 2-3 CACC) were down 4-0 in the early going, they battled back to within two goals twice, first at 4-2 and then again at 5-3. La’Dae Boykin scored with 8:52 to play in the first half to put the score at 8-5, but then the Wildcats didn’t score again for nearly 40 minutes of game time.

The Griffins (3-7, 3-1 CACC) rattled off the final six goals of the first half to take a 14-5 lead into the break and then scored the first eight goals of the second half to put the game away.

Auryonah Nash scored with 34 seconds showing on the clock to snap the scoreless streak at 39:58 of game time for the Wildcats.

Gabby Spalt and Boykin led the Wildcats with two goals each while Spalt added an assist for three points. Alexis Olsen scored in the first half while Nash rounded out the Wildcat scoring with a goal. Lashay Ross added an assist for the home team.

The Griffins controlled the bulk of the possession of the game, especially in the first half, explained by the 20-9 victory in draw controls. Chestnut Hill gathered more draws, 15-5, in the first half as well.

Julia Galantich led the Griffins with five goals and an assist while Jacklyn O’Leary and Spencer Fitzgerald added four goals each. Samantha Herron controlled 12 of the team’s 20 draw controls on the afternoon.

The Wildcats return to action on Saturday when they take on Georgian Court at the WU Athletics Complex. The opening draw is scheduled for 1:00 p.m.

 

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SUBJECT: Whiteside and Bradley Shut Down Georgian Court as Wilmington Softball Picks Up the Sweep

DATE: April 5, 2017
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NEW CASTLE, Del. - - A pair of complete games carried the Wilmington University softball team to a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference sweep over Georgian Court, 3-0 and 6-2, on Wednesday afternoon at Asbury Field.

The two wins were the first CACC sweep for the Wildcats (16-13, 4-6 CACC) on the season, as they road the strong arms of Caitlyn Whiteside and Danielle Bradley in the circle. The bats also came alive for the Wildcats, as they picked up 17 hits combined in the doubleheader.

The Wildcats scored three runs in the bottom of the first inning and that was all Whiteside needed. Rosa’Lynn Burton started the inning with a bunt single before Jazmeen Llamas put runners on first and second with another infield single. Whitney DeMora followed suit with a third straight single for the Wildcats, bringing in Burton from second.

Colby Wyatt made it 2-0 with a sacrifice fly to center before Meghan Brown added an insurance run with an RBI bunt single.

That was all Whiteside needed, as she only allowed four hits and one walk for her seventh complete game shutout of the season. The Lions (6-20, 5-7 CACC) left four batters on base, but Whiteside was able spread the runners out over four separate innings. Whiteside struck out four batters to improve to 9-5 on the season.

The nightcap was the Bradley show, as she went the distance while only allowing two runs on six hits and two walks. She struck out seven Lion batters to improve to 6-5 on the season.

The bats once again struck early for the Wildcats, as they scored two in the first and tacked on three more in the bottom of the second inning.

After the Lions struck first with a two-out RBI double in the top of the first, the Wildcats answered in the home half of the inning. Bradley did it at the plate as well, starting the inning off with a leadoff single. An error put runners on first and second before another error with DeMora batting brought in the Wildcats’ first run. Wyatt then hit a sacrifice fly to center to put the Wildcats ahead for good, 2-1.

Bradley set the Lions down in order in the second to quickly bring the bats back to the plate. Another Lion error started the inning before Becca Stanley and Alyssa Velasquez loaded the bases with back-t0-back singles. Lexi Baughman gave the Wildcats a 4-1 lead with a two-run single before Bradley was at it again with an RBI single and the 5-1 lead.

Stanley gave the Wildcats another insurance run in the bottom of the fifth, hitting a two-out RBI single through the left side to bring in Wyatt.

The Lions threatened in the sixth, putting runners on first and second with one out. But Bradley got out of the jam with a line drive double play, escaping the inning. She then worked around a leadoff walk in the seventh to close the door on the sweep.

Burton, Bradley, and Brown all collected two hits in the opener while Bradley and Stanley added two hits each in the nightcap.

The Wildcats will look to keep the ball rolling on Thursday as they head to Concordia for another CACC doubleheader. First pitch is scheduled for 3:00 p.m.

 

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HORNETS DROP 2 AT HAMPTON
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Sat, April 08, 2017

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Mika Lumsden
Hampton, Va. (Apr. 8, 2017) --- Delaware State’s hopes for a fourth straight MEAC North title suffered a big blow today. The Hornets dropped two games at Hampton, falling to the Pirates 10-3 in the opener and 8-0 in the nightcap at Lady Pirates Stadium.

Hampton (5-0 MEAC) entered the weekend tied with Morgan State for first place in the North standings. The losses snapped a five-game win streak for the Hornets, now 7-3 in the division (10-20 overall).

In the opener, Ash Grassini smacked a three-run homer and Jada Fields had a two-run shot to lead the Pirates.

Hampton opened the scoring with four runs in the second inning, highlighted by the Fields homer.

The Pirates added a run in the fourth to open up a 5-0 lead.

Delaware State was scoreless until tallying three runs in the top of the sixth to get back into the game. Desiree Moreno and Dani Velez had run-scoring singles in the inning, while the third run crossed the plate on a fielder’s choice.

Hampton responded with five runs in the bottom of the sixth. The big blow in the inning was the homer by Grassini to give the Pirates a seven-run lead.

Mika Lumsden had two of Delaware State’s seven hits in the game.

Hornet starter Jess Shalongo (1-8) was tagged with the loss.

In game two, Hampton starter Allie Hotetz shut down the Hornets on four hits, while left fielder Taylor Warrick was 4-for-4 with a triple, double and four RBI to lead the Pirates. Warrick doubled in a run in the third inning and smacked a two-run triple in the sixth.

The game was called after Hampton scored its fourth run of the sixth inning due to the eight-run rule.

Lumsden had a double for Delaware State’s lone extra base hit off Hotetz in the nightcap.

Hannah Shields (5-9) took the pitching loss for Delaware State.

The teams will wrap up the series with a single game on Sunday.





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HORNETS DROP 2 AT HAMPTON
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Sat, April 08, 2017

Photo courtesy of DSU Athletics/Rodney Adams
Mika Lumsden
Hampton, Va. (Apr. 8, 2017) --- Delaware State’s hopes for a fourth straight MEAC North title suffered a big blow today. The Hornets dropped two games at Hampton, falling to the Pirates 10-3 in the opener and 8-0 in the nightcap at Lady Pirates Stadium.

Hampton (5-0 MEAC) entered the weekend tied with Morgan State for first place in the North standings. The losses snapped a five-game win streak for the Hornets, now 7-3 in the division (10-20 overall).

In the opener, Ash Grassini smacked a three-run homer and Jada Fields had a two-run shot to lead the Pirates.

Hampton opened the scoring with four runs in the second inning, highlighted by the Fields homer.

The Pirates added a run in the fourth to open up a 5-0 lead.

Delaware State was scoreless until tallying three runs in the top of the sixth to get back into the game. Desiree Moreno and Dani Velez had run-scoring singles in the inning, while the third run crossed the plate on a fielder’s choice.

Hampton responded with five runs in the bottom of the sixth. The big blow in the inning was the homer by Grassini to give the Pirates a seven-run lead.

Mika Lumsden had two of Delaware State’s seven hits in the game.

Hornet starter Jess Shalongo (1-8) was tagged with the loss.

In game two, Hampton starter Allie Hotetz shut down the Hornets on four hits, while left fielder Taylor Warrick was 4-for-4 with a triple, double and four RBI to lead the Pirates. Warrick doubled in a run in the third inning and smacked a two-run triple in the sixth.

The game was called after Hampton scored its fourth run of the sixth inning due to the eight-run rule.

Lumsden had a double for Delaware State’s lone extra base hit off Hotetz in the nightcap.

Hannah Shields (5-9) took the pitching loss for Delaware State.

The teams will wrap up the series with a single game on Sunday.





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SUBJECT: Late Game Rally Secures Doubleheader Sweep for Wilmington Softball, 10-0 and 7-6, at Post

DATE: April 8, 2017
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WATERBURY, Conn. - - Six runs in their final two at-bats allowed the Wilmington University softball team to come back and defeat Post, 7-6, in the nightcap, earning the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference sweep on Saturday afternoon at LaMoy Field.

The Wildcats (18-13, 6-6 CACC) jumped all over the Eagles (7-16, 3-8 CACC) in the opener, collecting 11 hits en route to a 10-0 victory in five innings. Trailing 6-1 after five innings in the nightcap, the Wildcats scored three runs in the six and three more in the seventh to come back and earn the CACC sweep, 7-6.

Freshman leadoff batter Rosa’Lynn Burton was the catalyst all afternoon for the Wildcats, going 4-for-4 with two RBI and three runs scored in the opener. She tripled to leadoff the game before coming home to score on a Danielle Bradley single. She again singled to leadoff the third, eventually scoring on a Bradley RBI groundout. An error brought in another Wildcat run before Meghan Brown gave the Wildcats a 4-0 lead with a RBI double.

Burton than got into the RBI game as well, hitting an RBI double for the first run of the fourth. She would eventually come around to score on another Bradley base hit before Colby Wyatt capped the scoring in the fourth with an infield single, putting the Wildcats up, 8-0. Burton than capped the scoring in the top of the fifth inning as well, bringing in two on an RBI single to center for the 10- lead.

That was more than enough for starter Caitlyn Whiteside, as she went the distance for her eighth complete game shutout of the season. She struck out two while only allowing five hits, leaving seven runners on base throughout the game.

The Eagles jumped out to an early lead in the nightcap, getting to Bradley with two runs in the first and two more in the second. A two-run homer in the bottom of the fifth gave the Eagles a 6-1 lead with only two innings left.

Burton and Jazmeen Llamas got on to start the sixth before Bradley moved them into scoring position with a sacrifice bunt. Wyatt smacked a two-run double to right center to get the ball rolling. Whiteside followed up with a two-out single to left field, bringing the Wildcats to within 6-4.

Whiteside returned to the circle and shut down the Eagles in the bottom of the sixth and the Wildcats got back to the plate. Keara McCarthy started the rally with a one-out single before a fielder’s choice and a Llamas singled to load the bases. Now with two outs, Wyatt worked a walk to get to within a single run before Brown singled to shortstop to tie the game, 6-6. Whiteside came up clutch again but working another bases loaded walk, putting the Wildcats ahead, 7-6.

The Eagles put the tying run on second with no outs before a sacrifice fly put the runner on third with one out. Whiteside picked up a big strikeouts before inducing a game ending fly ball to left.

Whiteside came on in relief to pitch the final 5.1 innings of the nightcap, striking out three while allowing two runs on three hits. Burton went 2-for-4 with three runs in the nightcap while Llamas went 2-for-3 with two runs scored. Wyatt finished 1-for-1 with four RBI in game two.

The Wildcats look to extending their winning streak to five straight on Sunday with a rescheduled doubleheader against Concordia. The Clippers will be the home team while playing at Asbury Field. The first pitch is scheduled for 1:00 p.m.

 

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From: Selheimer, Scott W.<selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Sat, Apr 8, 2017 at 4:50 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Delaware Drops CAA Softball Doubleheader at Hofstra, 8-0 and 6-5
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SUBJECT: Delaware Drops CAA Softball Doubleheader at Hofstra, 8-0 and 6-5
DATE: April 8, 2017
HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. -- The University of Delaware softball team’s seventh inning rally in the nightcap fell just short as the Blue Hens dropped a Colonial Athletic Association doubleheader to Hofstra, 8-0 and 6-5, Saturday afternoon at Bill Edwards Stadium.
Hofstra (14-15, 4-3 CAA) took the early lead in the opener, as after a pair of two-out walks in the bottom of the first inning, Megan Patierno belted a three-run homer. The Pride maintained its 3-0 cushion into the bottom of the fifth, when Hofstra scored five times to end the game due to the mercy rule.
Patierno smacked a two-run shot for her second home run of the contest, while one out later Brittany Allocca added a solo homer of her own to increase the margin to six. Later in the frame Kristin Hallam and Brielle Pietrafesa delivered RBI singles to put the game away for the Pride.
Hofstra pitcher Sarah Cornell fired a two-hit shutout to improve to 11-7 on the year, while Delaware starter Jordan Cargile dropped to 12-9 as she gave up eight runs on 11 hits in 4.2 innings. Leanna Gearhart singled in the third and Mattie Nuccio doubled in the fifth to account for the Blue Hens’ two hits.
The Pride again struck first during the opening frame of the nightcap, as Nikki Michalowski drilled a two-run homer. After Hofstra added a run in the second on a sacrifice fly, Michalowski added her second two-run shot in the third to increase the Pride advantage to 5-0.
Delaware (16-16, 4-4 CAA) finally got on the board in the top of the fourth inning when Mariah Kondravy led off with a double and pinch runner Jess Bishop eventually scored on a sacrifice fly by Emily Neal. Alyshia Dellatore then opened the fifth with a single, and after she moved to third base, she scored on a passed ball to bring the Blue Hens within three.
Pietrafesa doubled home a run in the bottom of the sixth to make it a 6-2 game, but Delaware rallied in its final at bat. Gearhart led off with a walk, Giovanna Kolofer followed with a single, and one out later Anna Steinmetz drilled a three-run homer to left field. The longball was the 24th of Steinmetz’s career, setting the new UD home run record.
However Jessica Peslak then relieved Alyssa Irons in the circle for the Pride and struck out the next two Blue Hen batters to seal the win for Hofstra. Irons earned the win while Peslak picked up a save for the Pride, while UD pitcher Taylor Curran dropped to 3-2 after allowing six runs on eight hits in six innings.
Delaware and Hofstra conclude their weekend series with a 12 noon game on Sunday.
Game Notes:
• The Blue Hens had won eight of their last nine games prior to Saturday’s losses
• In the opener, Delaware was shut out for the first time since a 9-0 loss to fourth-ranked Florida on Feb. 12
• Steinmetz’s 24 homers are one more than Michelle Grap and Kondravy
• Her nine home runs are tied for fourth most in a UD single season
• Kondravy is now tied for sixth place in Blue Hen history with 36 career doubles
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

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SUBJECT: Women’s Tennis Comes Back to Defeat Adelphi, 5-4, in East Regional Matchup

DATE: April 8, 2017
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GARDEN CITY, N.Y. - - Trailing following the doubles events, the Wilmington University women’s tennis team came back to defeat Adelphi, 5-4, in a battle between two east regionally ranked opponents on Saturday afternoon.

The Wildcats (9-6) could only come away with a victory at number three doubles but came back and won four of the singles matches to comeback and defeat Adelphi (12-6). The Panthers are ranked No. 4 in the Oracle/ITA East Regional Poll while the Wildcats are ranked No. 9.

Milica Knezevic and Sabrina Blasi-Smith won at number three doubles, 8-3, to put the Wildcats on the board, but they trailed 2-1 following the doubles matches.

Begona Gomar got the ball rolling at number two singles, winning the first set 6-2 before picking up the victory with a retirement. Laura Gil picked up a 6-1, 6-3 victory at number three singles, evening the singles matches as the Panthers won at No. 1 and No. 4.

Trailing 4-3, the Wildcats came away with victories at No. 5 singles as Knezevic won, 6-2 and 6-1, before Blasi-Smith secured the victory at No. 6 singles, 6-0 and 6-2.

The win keeps the Wildcats alive for the ITA Regional Championships as the program’s inaugural season winds down.

The Wildcats final regular season finale is set for next Saturday at LIU Post. The first serve is set for 1:00 p.m. in Brookville, N.Y.

 

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SUBJECT: Bats Awaken as Wilmington Baseball Sweeps Dominican, 9-4 and 11-2, in CACC Doubleheader

DATE: April 8, 2017
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POMONA, N.Y. - - The Wilmington University baseball team bounced back on Saturday afternoon to sweep Dominican, 9-4 and 11-2, in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference action at the Palisades Credit Union Park.

The Wildcats (18-12, 12-4 CACC) needed six runs in their final two at-bats to comeback and defeat the Chargers (10-15, 5-7 CACC) in the opener before exploding for 11 runs on 15 hits in the nightcap for the CACC sweep.

The Chargers led 4-3 after the seventh inning in the opener before the Wildcats’ bats came alive. Three errors aided the Wildcats in the inning, including two on back-to-back plays to start the frame. Nick Macey then reached on a dropped fly by the centerfielder, scoring two runs to spark the scoring. Now with two outs and the bases loaded, Kendall Small singled to right to score two more, bringing in Kyle Fries and Macey to grab a 7-4 lead after eight.

Zach Frederick left a two-out hit by pitch on first in the bottom of the eighth and the Wildcats tacked on two more runs in the top of the ninth. With two outs and runners on second and third, Rocky Ferrier singled to left before Fries capped the scoring with another RBI single to single, scoring Frank Nigro for the 9-4 lead.

Noah Latshaw shut the Chargers down, 1-2-3, in the bottom of the ninth for the day’s first win. Ferrier led the offense by going 4-for-5 with an RBI. Fries batted 3-for-6 with an RBI and a run scored while Small and Julian Kurych led the team with two RBI each. Frederick picked up his first win of the season after starter Sean Deely pitched the first 6.0 innings with nine strikeouts.

The offensive outburst carried over into the nightcap, as the Wildcats jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first and a 4-0 lead after three innings. A six-run fifth inning put the game away for the Wildcats, as they led 10-1 after five innings. A single run in the top of the sixth rounded out the score for the 7-inning contest.

Leading 1-0, the Wildcats put three on the board in the third. With two outs and runners on second and third, Macey hit a two-run double to left center before Mike Annone doubled to right field to lead 4-0.

The fifth inning all started with one out and the bases empty as Max Carney doubled. Small plated Carney with an RBI single before Logan Gilbert knocked in Small with another RBI single. A wild pitch brought in another run before an error brought in two more runs for the Wildcats. Ferrier capped the inning off with an RBI single to right center.

Starter Chuck Delagol went 6.0 innings to improve to 4-0 on the season, striking out three while only allowing two runs (one earned) on three hits. Bryce Carney finished off the Chargers with a scoreless seventh inning.

Carney, Small, and Macey all collected three hit while Macey led the team with three RBI. Annone went 2-for-3 with two RBI as well. Ferrier added two hits, going 2-for-4 with an RBI.

The Wildcats return to action on Tuesday when they host Shippensburg in a single, non-conference contest at Wilson Field. The first pitch is set for 3:00 p.m.

 

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Date: Sat, Apr 8, 2017 at 5:41 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: University of Delaware Women Dominate at Delaware Track & Field Open, Win 10 Events to Take First Place
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SUBJECT: University of Delaware Women Dominate at Delaware Track & Field Open, Win 10 Events to Take First Place
DATE:  April 8, 2017
NEWARK, Del. -- The University of Delaware women’s outdoor track & field squad dominated the action at the wind-swept Delaware Open Saturday afternoon as the Blue Hens won 10 events to storm past the field at Stuart & Suzanne Grant Stadium.

Competing on a day in which gusty winds never died down, Delaware came out on top in a meet that included 29 collegiate men’ and women’s teams and numerous track clubs and took nearly nine hours to complete.

Delaware picked up 197 total points, easily outdistancing runner-up Towson with 66 points. Monroe College was third with 44 points followed by Coppin State and Temple in the 15-team field. On the men’s side, Salisbury University won the team title with 124 points to outdistance Wesley, Stockton, Delaware State, St. Peter’s, and Monroe in the 14-team field.

“We had a great day,” said Delaware head coach Wendy McFarlane-Smith. “The wind was working against us but I was very pleased with the turnout. I want to thank all the teams, alumni, friends, and supporters who came out for the event.”

The Blue Hens had four multiple winners on the day as Sarah Hillman won the shot put (47-1.5) and discus (171-6), Isis Pinkney won the 100 meters (12.11) and ran a leg of the winning 4 x 100 meter relay (48.14), Carly Pettipaw won the 800 meters (2:18.14) and ran a leg of the winning 4 x 400 meter relay team (3:56.88), and London Freeland won the 400 meter hurdles (1:06.21) and 4 x 400 meter relay.

Also for Delaware, Liz McGroarty won the 3,000 meters (10:11.82), Leslie Ope captured the 100 meter hurdles (14.32), Andriene Rose, Haley Berkeley, and Tyler Jackson joined Pinkney in the winning 4 x 100 meter relay, Tyra Reid and Nadia Khoury joined Freeland and Pettipaw in the 4 x 400 meter relay, and Ashley Bailey captured the pole vault (11-5.75).

Delaware will return to action next Saturday at the Towson Invitational.

AGATE:
Top 5 Women’s Teams: 1. Delaware - 197; 2. Towson - 66; 3. Monroe - 44; 4. Coppin State - 43; 5. Temple - 41
Top Delaware Finishers:
1st Place - Isis Pinkney, 100m (12.11); Carly Pettipaw, 800m (2:18.14); Liz McGroarty, 3,000m (10:11.82); Leslie Ope, 100m hurdles (14.32); London Freeland, 400m hurdles (1:06.21); 4 x 100m Relay (Andriene Rose, Isis Pinkney, Haley Berkeley, Tyler Jackson), 48.14; 4 x 400m Relay (London Freeland, Tyra Reid, Nadia Khoury, Carly Pettipaw), 3:56.88; Ashley Bailey, pole vault (11-5.75); Sarah Hillman, shot put (47-1.5), discus (171-6)
2nd Place - Haley Berkeley, 100m (12.30); London Freeland, 200m (25.38); Carolyn Darr, 400m (59.59); Olivia Goncerz, triple jump (34-10.25); Kristina Valko, javelin (120-0)

Top 5 Men’s Teams: 1. Salisbury - 124; 2. Wesley - 71; 3. Stockton, Delaware State - 48; 5. St. Peter’s, Monroe, 45.

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Date: Tue, Apr 11, 2017 at 2:51 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Delaware's Shuren and Pilkington Tabbed CAA Women¹s Tennis Doubles Team of the Week
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SUBJECT: Delaware's Shuren and Pilkington Tabbed CAA Women’s Tennis Doubles Team of the Week
DATE: April 11, 2017
RICHMOND, Va. – Two Blue Hens were honored Wednesday for their outstanding performances on the court as junior Arielle Shuren (Montebello, N.Y./Suffern) and freshman Brooke Pilkington (Virginia Beach, Va./Cape Henry Collegiate) collected CAA Doubles Team of the Week accolades.

The pair helped Delaware (11-6, 4-2 CAA) claim critical doubles points in narrow 4-3 conference wins over Towson and Drexel last week.

Competing at the No. 3 spot, Shuren and Pilkington got past Towson, 6-3, to clinch the team point against the Tigers Wednesday. They followed with another 6-3 triumph Sunday over Drexel.

The duo has won three straight and are currently 7-3 on the year.

The Hens return to the courts for their regular season finale on Thursday with a 3 p.m. match at Saint Joseph’s.

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

(302) 831-8007 office

(302) 562-5129 cell

selheime@udel.edu

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Date: Tue, Apr 11, 2017 at 2:49 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Delaware Men¹s Tennis Shares Love of Game with Highlands Elementary School
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SUBJECT: Delaware Men’s Tennis Shares Love of Game with Highlands Elementary School
DATE: April 11, 2017
NEWARK, Del. – The University of Delaware men’s tennis team recently spent an afternoon sharing their love of the game with students at Highlands Elementary School in Wilmington, Del.

“It’s always nice to give back to the community and we are honored that we were able to serve the Highlands students and other inner city children,” exclaimed Blue Hens head coach Pablo Montana. “Tennis is a wonderful lifelong sport and it’s a privilege to teach them some of the foundational skills that they can use for the rest of their lives. I’m proud of my players for wanting to take a leadership role while volunteering their time and being positive role models for our local youth.”

The Hens spent time with about 20 students that ranged in age from third to seventh grades and are involved with the Rodney Street Tennis & Tutoring Association (RSTTA) in Wilmington.

MEDIA CONTACT: Maggie Hayon | mhayon@udel.edu | O: 302-831-6389 | C: 302-379-9182

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Date: Tue, Apr 11, 2017 at 2:00 PM
Subject: Article: REGISTRATION FOR DSU'S ALL SPORTS CAMP BEGINS TODAY
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REGISTRATION FOR DSU'S ALL SPORTS CAMP BEGINS TODAY
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Tue, April 11, 2017
Dover, Del. (Apr. 11, 2017) --- Delaware State University’s All-Sports Camp, open to ages 6 to 12, is designed to provide each child with a safe and positive experience. The camp consists of eight weekly sessions from June 5 to July 24.

The staff at this camp will be NCAA Division I coaches and administrators. Allow your children to learn from a staff that teaches athletic skills at the highest collegiate level.

Click here to register for the All-Sports Camp.

Also, all waiver forms must be SIGNED and TURNED IN at the start of the first day of camp:

Delaware State University Waiver/Agreement Form

DSU ALL-Sports Camp Medical and emergency information

Field Trip Acknowledgement and Release

Camp Picture Release Form




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Date: Tue, Apr 11, 2017 at 7:13 PM
Subject: Article: HORNETS ON SHORT END OF TWIN-BILL AT G.W.
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HORNETS ON SHORT END OF TWIN-BILL AT G.W.
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Tue, April 11, 2017
Washington, D.C. (Apr. 11, 2017) --- George Washington pitchers allowed just nine hits in a doubleheader sweep of Delaware State this afternoon. The Colonials took game one 3-2 and completed the sweep with a 5-0 victory in the nightcap.

In the opener, George Washington scored two runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to erase a 2-1 deficit and held off a sixth inning DSU rally to earn the win.

The Colonials opened the scoring with a run in the third.

Delaware State pulled ahead with two runs in the fifth. Desiree Moreno was hit by a pitch to lead off the inning. Vanessa Washington followed with a single to put runners at second and first. After a sacrifice bunt by Dani Velez advanced the runners, Micaela Cummings smacked a two-out double to score Moreno and Washington to give the Hornets a 2-1 lead.

The Colonials answered with two in their half of the fifth to regain the lead. The rally began with two outs and the bases empty. Jayme Cone, Priscilla Martinez and Paige Kovalsky hit consecutive doubles to account for the George Washington runs.

Delaware State put its first two runners on base to start the sixth, but George Washington’s Sarah Costlow worked out of the jam to preserve the Colonial’s lead.

Costlow pitched a complete game, allowing five hits and striking out six.

Tara Tursellino (2-8) went the distance for Delaware State, allowing eight hits and all three runs, while striking out four.

In the nightcap, three GW pitchers combined on a four-hit shutout. The Colonials had just five hits and two RBI, taking advantage of four Delaware State errors in the contest.

George Washington scored two runs in the second inning to open the scoring. The Colonials added single runs in the third, fifth and sixth.

Mika Lumsden had Delaware State’s lone extra base hit, a lead-off double in the fourth, but she was stranded on third base when the inning ended.

Jess Shalongo (3-4) took the game two loss for DSU.

The Hornets (11-22) return to MEAC North action with a three-game series at home against Morgan State. The Hornets and Bears will play doubleheader on Friday (Apr. 14) beginning at 2:30 p.m. and close out the series with a single game on Saturday at noon.




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Goldey-Beacom Baseball Falls Twice at Nyack


Goldey-Beacom played two-hard fought games at Nyack and was dealt a pair of Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference losses, 4-2 and 1-0, in Nyack, NY.


Game one saw Anthony Torr get an RBI single for the Warriors in the second inning and Hayden Allen later in the frame had a run-scoring triple. Ryan Kahl recorded an RBI fielder’s choice in the fifth and Carlos Pino followed with a sacrifice fly for a 4-0 contest.


Sophomore Calvin Clark (Millville, NJ) continued his impressive play for the Lightning with a two-run homer in the ninth for his third long ball of the year.


Smyrna, DE freshman John Barkley (0-3) struck out five over eight innings, but yielded four runs and seven hits for Goldey-Beacom (3-25, 3-13 CACC).


Allen amassed two hits and Jack Kelley (2-0) struck out nine over eight scoreless frames, yielding four hits.


Nyack in game two won it in the last of the seventh inning. Jesse Barton drew a leadoff walk, reached second on Ruben Correa’s groundout, took third on a balk and scored on Hayden Allen’s bunt single.


Old Bridge, NJ sophomore Brandon Abdul (1-3) struck out seven over 6 1/3 innings, allowing one run and three hits for GBC. Jose Corrale (3-1) surrendered four hits over seven scoreless frames for the Warriors (13-10, 6-4).


Goldey-Beacom is on the road Wednesday at University of the Sciences, beginning at 1:00 pm. USciences plays its home games at Richie Ashburn Field, located in FDR Park.





Goldey-Beacom Softball Drops Two at Dominican (NY)


Goldey-Beacom fell back to .500 in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference with a pair of losses, 5-0 and 2-0, at Dominican in Orangeburg, NY.


Goldey-Beacom in the last of the fourth inning in game one allowed five runs on just two plays. Samantha Fitzgerald reached on an error that scored a fun and Elontay Collins smacked a grand slam.


East Windsor, NJ sophomore Alyssa Giampolo (3-6) allowed five unearned runs and seven hits over six innings with one strikeout.


Jennifer Paride (5-3) tossed a four-hit shutout for the Chargers, striking out three over seven innings.


The second game was another tough battle that went the Chargers’ way. Collins had an RBI fielder’s choice in the third that scored Fitzgerald and Emily Luzetsky added a run-scoring single in the fifth.


Tower City, PA junior Kylie Doyle (3-8) allowed two runs and seven hits over six innings for the Lightning (7-19, 6-6 CACC). Jenna Maska (3-3), who tossed a no-hitter against GBC last season, gave up two hits over seven innings for Dominican (16-13, 8-4) with four strikeouts.


Goldey-Beacom on Wednesday makes the short trip to New Castle to face Wilmington (DE) for a 2:30 pm doubleheader.







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Goldey-Beacom Baseball Falls Twice at Nyack


Goldey-Beacom played two-hard fought games at Nyack and was dealt a pair of Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference losses, 4-2 and 1-0, in Nyack, NY.


Game one saw Anthony Torr get an RBI single for the Warriors in the second inning and Hayden Allen later in the frame had a run-scoring triple. Ryan Kahl recorded an RBI fielder’s choice in the fifth and Carlos Pino followed with a sacrifice fly for a 4-0 contest.


Sophomore Calvin Clark (Millville, NJ) continued his impressive play for the Lightning with a two-run homer in the ninth for his third long ball of the year.


Smyrna, DE freshman John Barkley (0-3) struck out five over eight innings, but yielded four runs and seven hits for Goldey-Beacom (3-25, 3-13 CACC).


Allen amassed two hits and Jack Kelley (2-0) struck out nine over eight scoreless frames, yielding four hits.


Nyack in game two won it in the last of the seventh inning. Jesse Barton drew a leadoff walk, reached second on Ruben Correa’s groundout, took third on a balk and scored on Hayden Allen’s bunt single.


Old Bridge, NJ sophomore Brandon Abdul (1-3) struck out seven over 6 1/3 innings, allowing one run and three hits for GBC. Jose Corrale (3-1) surrendered four hits over seven scoreless frames for the Warriors (13-10, 6-4).


Goldey-Beacom is on the road Wednesday at University of the Sciences, beginning at 1:00 pm. USciences plays its home games at Richie Ashburn Field, located in FDR Park.





Goldey-Beacom Softball Drops Two at Dominican (NY)


Goldey-Beacom fell back to .500 in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference with a pair of losses, 5-0 and 2-0, at Dominican in Orangeburg, NY.


Goldey-Beacom in the last of the fourth inning in game one allowed five runs on just two plays. Samantha Fitzgerald reached on an error that scored a fun and Elontay Collins smacked a grand slam.


East Windsor, NJ sophomore Alyssa Giampolo (3-6) allowed five unearned runs and seven hits over six innings with one strikeout.


Jennifer Paride (5-3) tossed a four-hit shutout for the Chargers, striking out three over seven innings.


The second game was another tough battle that went the Chargers’ way. Collins had an RBI fielder’s choice in the third that scored Fitzgerald and Emily Luzetsky added a run-scoring single in the fifth.


Tower City, PA junior Kylie Doyle (3-8) allowed two runs and seven hits over six innings for the Lightning (7-19, 6-6 CACC). Jenna Maska (3-3), who tossed a no-hitter against GBC last season, gave up two hits over seven innings for Dominican (16-13, 8-4) with four strikeouts.


Goldey-Beacom on Wednesday makes the short trip to New Castle to face Wilmington (DE) for a 2:30 pm doubleheader.







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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From: Selheimer, Scott W.<selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Tue, Apr 11, 2017 at 5:59 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Saint Joseph¹s Sweeps Delaware, 8-7 and 10-0, in Non-League Softball Doubleheader
To:


SUBJECT: Saint Joseph’s Sweeps Delaware, 8-7 and 10-0, in Non-League Softball Doubleheader
DATE: April 11, 2017
NEWARK, Del. -- The University of Delaware softball team dropped a non-conference doubleheader to Saint Joseph’s, 8-7 and 10-0, Tuesday afternoon at the UD Softball Stadium.
The Hawks (14-20) scored a run in the top of the first during the opener, but Delaware (17-18) answered in the bottom half when Giovanna Kolofer singled, moved to third on a Mariah Kondravy (below) double, and scored on a sacrifice fly by Anna Steinmetz.
Alyshia Dellatore (left) drilled a home run to centerfield in the bottom of the second, while Leanna Gearhart led off the third with a single and eventually scored on an error to give Delaware a 3-1 lead. However a three-run double by Molly Kapala gave Saint Joseph’s the lead back in the top of the fourth, while the Hawks added three more in the fifth to take a 7-3 advantage.
Delaware responded in the bottom half, as Mattie Nuccio scored on an error and Steinmetz crushed a three-run homer to center to pull the Blue Hens even. The game remained tied until the eighth, when Kapala delivered an RBI single for the game-winning run.
Hawks pitcher Madison Clarke improved to 4-6 after allowing seven runs on 10 hits, while Delaware starter Jordan Cargile dropped to 13-10 as she gave up eight runs, just one earned, on 10 hits. Gearhart and Kondravy each had two hits for the Blue Hens, while Steinmetz drove home four.
Kapala singled home two runs while Amanda Kulp doubled home a third to give Saint Joseph’s a 3-0 lead in the top of the second during the nightcap, while Kaylyn Zierke drilled an RBI single the following frame. The Hawks added three runs during the fourth, including two on a homer by Caela Abadie, and tacked on three more in the fifth.
Ashley Stokes improved to 2-2 for the Hawks by firing a one-hit shutout, while Blue Hen starter Taylor Curran allowed five runs in three innings to fall to 3-3 on the season. Gearhart had Delaware’s lone hit and also walked twice to go with a pair of steals.
Game Notes:
• Steinmetz has homered in three straight games and now has 11 for the season, four shy of the UD single season record
• Dellatore’s homer was her second of the year
• Gearhart extended her hitting streak to five games
• Saint Joseph’s swept a doubleheader from the Blue Hens for the second consecutive year
• Delaware remains home this Friday and Saturday to host No. 15 James Madison in a CAA series
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, Apr 11, 2017 at 5:57 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: University of Delaware Track & Field Standout Sarah Hillman Earns CAA Field Athlete of the Week Award
To:


SUBJECT: University of Delaware Track & Field Standout Sarah Hillman Earns CAA Field Athlete of the Week Award
DATE:  April 11, 2017
RICHMOND, Va. -- Thanks to a record-setting weekend, University of Delaware junior Sarah Hillman has been named the Colonial Athletic Association Women’s Field Athlete of the Week.

Hillman, a nursing major from Dover, Del. (Polytech High School), was outstanding on Saturday as Delaware hosted and dominated the annual Delaware Open at Stuart & Suzanne Grant Stadium.

Hillman shattered two school records that she already owned as she won the shot put with a toss of 47-1.5 and captured the discus competition with a throw of 171-6. Her toss in the shot put is the second best throw among CAA athletes this spring while her toss in the discus is tops among CAA performers and ranks 34th among all NCAA performers.

Delaware picked up 197 total points, easily outdistancing runner-up Towson with 66 points. Monroe College was third with 44 points followed by Coppin State and Temple in the 15-team field.

Also honored by the CAA on Tuesday were Elon senior Kimberly Johansen and James Madison sophomore Meredith Willis as CAA Women’s Track Athletes of the Week and Towson junior Ksenia Safonova as CAA Women’s Co-Track Athlete of the Week.

Northeastern junior Nick Fofana, the Men’s Track Athlete of the Week, headlined the weekly men’s awards along with William & Mary redshirt senior Taylor Frenia, who picked up Men’s Field Athlete of the Week accolades for the third consecutive week.

Delaware will return to action this Saturday when the Blue Hens travel south to the Towson Invitational on Saturday.

MEDIA INFORMATION: Contact Scott Selheimer | selheime@udel.edu | Office: 302-831-8007 | Cell: 302-562-5129

Scott Selheimer

Assistant AD/Media Relations

University of Delaware, BCC

Newark, DE 19716

(302) 831-8007 office

(302) 562-5129 cell

selheime@udel.edu

BlueHens.com

 

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SUBJECT: Shippensburg Jumps Out Early en Route to a 16-8 Victory over Wilmington Baseball

DATE: April 11, 2017
djl

NEW CASTLE, Del. - - Shippensburg jumped out to an early lead over the Wilmington University baseball team and never looked back, winning the nonconference contest, 16-8, on Tuesday afternoon at Wilson Field.

The Raiders (13-16-1) scored multiple runs in each of the first five innings, including six runs in the top of the fifth to take a 15-1 lead. The Wildcats (18-13) scored two in the seventh and five in the eighth, but it was too little too late as the Raiders cruised to the finish line.

Shippensburg’s all-time home run leader Jake Kennedy belted his 14th of the season to open the scoring, a two-run shot to left in the top of the first. The Wildcats’ got on the board in the bottom of the second inning when Regan Hidalgo blasted a double to the gap in left center, chasing Julian Kurych home to cut the deficit to 4-1.

The Raiders added to the lead with another two-run home run in the top of the third, and made it 9-1 in the top of the fourth with a three-run triple inside the first base bag. The visitors than stretched the lead out to 15-1 in the top of the fifth with six runs on hive hits, getting a pair of two-run doubles in the inning. A solo homer to left in the to of the seventh capped the scoring for the Raiders.

Joey Cautillo cut into the deficit with a two-run single in the bottom of the seventh, scoring Rocky Ferrier and AJ Lerro with two outs in the frame. The Wildcats edged closer in the eighth, getting an RBI double from Logan Gilbert, RBI singles from Julian Kurych and Lerro, and scoring the final two runs on passed balls.

Kurych led the offense by going 3-for-5 with a double, an RBI, and two runs scored. Gilbert batted 2-for-5 with a double, an RBI, and a run scored while Hidalgo was the final Wildcat with multiple hits, going 2-for-3 with the RBI double.

The Raiders’ Zack Sims improved to 3-2 with the win, throwing 6.0 innings with six strikeouts, giving up one run on five hits. Tyler Newton was saddled with the loss, pitching the first two innings while allowing four runs on four hits. Lance Gilbert and Kyle Menchaca each threw a scoreless inning for the Wildcats.

The Wildcats have a chance to wash this loss away with a quick turnaround as they head to Philadelphia for a nonconference doubleheader on Wednesday. The teams will play a pair of seven-inning games with the first pitch scheduled for 1:30 p.m.

 

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SUBJECT: Crooked Innings Propel Wilmington Baseball to Sweep at Philadelphia, 15-8 and 11-4

DATE: April 12, 2017
djl

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - - Big innings propelled the Wilmington University baseball team to a nonconference sweep of Philadelphia, 15-8 and 11-4, on Wednesday afternoon at Alumni Field.

Playing a pair of seven-inning games, the Wildcats (20-13) scored all 15 runs in the final five innings of the opener, including a six-run sixth inning and a four-run seventh inning. The nightcap was paced by a four-run fourth inning and a seven-run fifth inning to secure the sweep over the Rams (10-21).

The Rams jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead after the first two innings in the opener before the Wildcats started their scoring spree in the top of the third. Trailing 3-1 in the fourth, Kendall Small smacked a three-run homer to take the lead for good.

Both teams scored a single run in the fifth inning before the Wildcats broke it open in the top of the sixth. Mike Annone started the scoring with an RBI single to score Jesse Long for the 6-4 lead. Julian Kurych followed suit with an RBI single before Nick Macey hit an RBI single with the bases loaded. Small walked to force in a run before Lance Gilbert was hit by a pitch to force in another run. Long reached on an error as another run came, capping the sixth inning and putting the Wildcats up 11-4.

Annone led off the top of the seventh with a double before Kurych brought him in with an RBI single. With the bases loaded, Lance Gilbert singled into left field to bring in another run before Long doubled to the gap in left center for the 15-6 lead. Despite giving up two runs in the bottom of the seventh, John Hetterman closed out the game for the victory.

Zach Rumford went five innings while striking out seven batters to earn the win, improving to 1-0 on the year. He allowed four runs on seven hits, but was backed by his offense on Wednesday. Annone and Kurych finished game one with three hits while Macey, Lance Gilbert and Long added two hits each. Small finished with four RBI.

Brad Scull was cruising through the Rams’ lineup to start game two getting through three innings before the Wildcats’ offense came alive.

All with two outs and the bases empty, Logan Gilbert extended the inning by reaching on an error. Small walked and Lance Gilbert made it hurt with an RBI double down the right field line. Lone extended the pain by hitting a three-run homer run to put the Wildcats up 4-0.

Scull then left two runners on in the bottom of the fourth, bringing the red-hot bats back to the plate. With the bases loaded, Dan Hyatt was hit by a pitch to force in a run before Small doubled down the right field line to plate two more. Lance Gilbert added his second double of the game, this time to the gap in left center to score two more. Rocky Ferrier capped the seven-run inning with a single through the right side, scoring both Gilbert and Long for the 11-0 lead.

Scull turned it over to the bullpen as Rudy Gervolino pitched the sixth and Zach Frederick pitched the seventh, eventually earning the sweep. Scull only gave up two hits while striking out four to improve to 2-3 on the year.

Small, Lance Gilbert, and Long led the offense in the nightcap with two hits and two runs each while Gilbert and Long collected three RBI each.

The Wildcats return to Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference action on Saturday with a makeup date at Post University. The first pitch against the Eagles is slated for 12:00 p.m.

 

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From: Selheimer, Scott W. <selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Wed, Apr 12, 2017 at 5:13 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Three-Run Seventh Inning Propels Delaware to 10-9 Baseball Victory Over Penn
To:


SUBJECT: Three-Run Seventh Inning Propels Delaware to 10-9 Baseball Victory Over Penn
DATE: April 12, 2017
NEWARK, Del. -- The University of Delaware erupted for six runs in the first inning, but needed three more in the seventh to regain the lead and went on to defeat Penn 10-9 in non-conference baseball action Wednesday afternoon at Bob Hannah Stadium.
The Blue Hens (17-14) received three hits from outfielder Calvin Scott and right-hander Cole Benjamin pitched 1.1 innings of scoreless relief to earn the victory. Four Blue Hens had multiple hits and every starter reached base. The Quakers fell to 14-14 on the year.
“Today’s win was an example of winning ugly,” said Delaware head coach Jim Sherman. “That game is the type of game that you’re really mad if you lose, but we’ll take the victory. I thought [Matt] Hornich threw well in his couple of innings, and Burk FitzPatrick came in and threw well. Those two performances were the silver lining from an otherwise tough day for the staff. Offensively we came out strong, but got a bit complacent in the middle innings, before turning it on in the seventh. We won and now we have to get ready for an important conference weekend.“
Delaware got off to an early 6-0 lead after the first inning as the Hens sent 11 batters to the plate in the opening frame. In the third the Hens and Quakers each scored a run, as Delaware enjoyed a 7-1 lead after four innings of play.
LHP Matt Hornich pitched the first two innings and Ron Marinaccio worked the third. For the fourth, the Hens summoned Kyle Hinton to the mound.
Hinton worked a scoreless fourth inning, but found trouble in the fifth. The hard throwing righty allowed a two-out grand slam to Penn catcher Matt O’Neill that cut the Hens lead to 7-5.
Returning to the mound for the sixth, Hinton again ran into a bit of a jam, allowing three more runs (two earned) in the sixth. The three-run output gave Penn an 8-7 lead.
Benjamin retired the final batter of the sixth and fired a scoreless seventh, allowing the Hens to go to work in the bottom half.
In the bottom of the seventh, a pair of Quakers relievers walked the bases loaded with one out for Kevin Mohollen.
Mohollen ripped a ground ball that Penn first baseman Sean Phelan couldn’t handle, resulting in an error. On the play, Phelan tried to throw out Mohollen but committed his second error as his throw sailed over the head of his pitcher. The pair of errors allowed the Hens to score twice, giving Delaware a 9-8 lead.
Two pitches later, Delaware added the third run of the inning on a throwing error by O’Neill.
In the top of the eighth, Penn tried to mount a bit of a rally as the Quakers' first two batters led off with singles. With the tying runs on base, Hens reliever Burk FitzPatrick came through again in the clutch, striking out the next batter before ending the inning on a double play.
Penn added a run in the ninth on a home run and loaded the bases with two outs, but FitzPatrick ended the game, coaxing a lazy fly-out right to earn his first save of the season.
The win snapped a two-game losing streak for the Hens and was the 13th win in the last 15 games for Delaware at Bob Hannah Stadium.
Delaware returns to action this weekend when it welcomes Hofstra for a three-game Colonial Athletic Association series. Friday’s game will start at 3, with the final two games beginning Saturday and Sunday at 1 pm.
MEDIA INFORMATION: Contact: Andrew Stern| Anwstern@udel.edu | Office: 302-831-6519 | Cell: 914-589-9666

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: La’Dae Boykin Caps Late Game Comeback with Overtime Goal, Wilmington Women’s Lacrosse Stuns Philadelphia, 16-15

DATE: April 12, 2017
djl

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - - La’Dae Boykin only needed 11 seconds overtime to complete the comeback victory over Philadelphia, 16-15, for the Wilmington University women’s lacrosse team in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Action on Wednesday afternoon at Raven Hill Field.

The Wildcats (5-9, 3-4 CACC) scored the final four goals of regulation in the final 3:30 to force overtime. Boykin then secured the opening draw and marched right down the field to scored the game-winner just 11 seconds into the extra period. The Rams (4-7, 2-3 CACC) scored their final goal of the game with 5:04 remaining in regulation, taking a 15-11 lead.

Lashay Ross put home a free position shot with 3:30 to play starting the comeback bid. Gabby Spalt scored again with 3:00 showing on the clock before Ross converted another free position show with 2:05 to play to cut the deficit to 15-14.

The Rams controlled the ensuing draw but Megan Card stripped the ball loose with 1:44 to play. Shawna Chopko came through and scooped up the loose ball and Ross tied the game with 1:21 to play in regulation. Ross then gained the ensuring draw, but the Wildcats were unable to get a shot off as the clock wound down, sending the game into overtime.

That’s when Boykin did her thing.

She won the draw and raced right to goal, scoring with 2:49 left on the overtime clock for the game-winner.

The Wildcats jumped out to a 3-0 lead and grabbed a 4-2 lead with 14:22 to play in the first half. The Rams scored two of the final three goals of the half to head into the break down just 5-4.

The Rams then scored five consecutive goals to take a 10-6 lead before the Wildcats answered with four straight marks to cut the deficit to 12-11. Philadelphia then scored three straight to take a 15-11 lead before the Wildcats made their comeback.

Ross led the Wildcats with six goals while Boykin added four goals and an assist for five points. Card chipped in with four goals as well while Spalt finished off the scoring with a pair of goals, adding two assists.

Chopko led the team with six assists while Card and Ross controlled three draws each. Maddie Hurm made 10 saves in goal for the Wildcats.

The Rams earned more draws, 24-10, than the Wildcats, including 17-5 in the second half, but it was the 1-0 advantage in the overtime that mattered.

The Wildcats close out the regular season with a pair of home games, starting with Felician on Tuesday afternoon. The opening draw at the WU Athletics Complex is scheduled for 4:00 p.m.

 

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From: Selheimer, Scott W. <selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Wed, Apr 12, 2017 at 5:02 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Delaware Athletics Fandemonium VIII Set for May 6 at Delaware Stadium
To:


SUBJECT: Delaware Athletics Fandemonium VIII Set for May 6 at Delaware Stadium
DATE: April 12, 2017
NEWARK, Del. -- It will be a day filled with family fun and Blue Hens competition at the UD Athletics Complex on Saturday, May 6 when the University of Delaware hosts its annual Fandemonium community event.
Delaware fans of all ages are invited to come out and enjoy a full day of free entertainment and root on the Blue Hens on-field. The Anchor Buick GMC Fan Zone, located in front of the west main entrance of Delaware Stadium from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., will feature numerous family fun activities including free pony rides, inflatable interactives for all ages, live music, food sampling, giveaways, and more.
Blue Hens giveaways at the Guest Relations kiosk in the Anchor Buick GMC Fan Zone will be available while food will be available for purchase, along with official Blue Hens merchandise for sale by the UD Bookstore.
Additionally, fans 21 years of age and older can visit the Delaware Beer Garden where beer and wine will be available for purchase.
Also from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., UD will be hosting its fifth annual Select-Your-Seat event at Delaware Stadium prior to the annual Delaware Football Blue-White spring game. Patrons looking to purchase new season tickets, along with current season ticket members looking for additional upgrades, relocations or wishing to add additional seats, will be able to do so inside the stadium. Season tickets start at just $79.
Patrons looking to purchase new season tickets, along with current season ticket members looking for additional upgrades, relocations or wishing to add additional seats will be able to do so beginning at 4 p.m. inside of Delaware Stadium.
Select seats will be tagged for fans that want to upgrade, switch sections or purchase season tickets. Ticket Office staff members will be available at the stadium to answer any questions and assist anyone looking to purchase tickets.
How to purchase: If you would like to purchase new tickets or relocate existing tickets, remove the tag on the seat(s) you would like and bring to the Ticket Services kiosk located in the southwest corner of the stadium and a ticket representative will assist you.
Fans interested in learning more about the available hospitality options and group outing experiences for the 2017 football season are invited to stop by the Sales Center in the Anchor Buick GMC Fan Zone.
Additionally, Future Hens Club members are exclusively invited to be Helmet Helpers for the UD football team as it takes the field prior to the spring game. FHClub members can register in advance by Wednesday, May 3. If you are not a current Future Hens Club member, you can join today for a special spring offer for just $15 by clicking here. On-site registration for the FHClub will be available in the Anchor Buick GMC Fan Zone and these new members can still be a part of Helmet Helpers.
The CAA Track & Field Championships will also be taking place throughout the day at the Athletics Complex beginning at 10 a.m.
Fans are also welcome to root on the Blue Hens as the softball team concludes its 2017 home schedule against UNCW at 12 noon at the UD Softball Stadium. Admission is free for all fans.
For a full timeline and event details, visit www.BlueHens.com/Fandemonium.

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: Winning Streak Stopped at 10 Straight for Wilmington Softball with CACC Split against Goldey-Beacom

DATE: April 12, 2017
djl

NEW CASTLE, Del. - - The 10-game winning streak came to a halt for the Wilmington University softball team, as it split with Goldey-Beacom on Wednesday afternoon, winning game one, 12-0 (5 innings), before losing the nightcap, 2-1 (9 innings), in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference action at Asbury Field.

The team’s winning streak turned to double digits with a 12-0 win in game one as the Wildcats (23-13, 11-6 CACC) collected 12 hits including two doubles, a triple, and a home run. But they couldn’t come up with the timely hit in the nightcap and fell to the strong pitching of the Lightning’s (8-20, 7-7 CACC) Kylie Doyle.

The bats came out of the gates hot for the Wildcats, as they scored once in the first but then poured it on with three runs in the second, three more in the third, and finished with five runs in the bottom of the fourth.

Kaitlyn Slater led the charge in the opener, batting a perfect 3-for-3 with a two-run double in the third and a three-run homer to dead center field in the fourth. She had five RBI in the game while scoring three runs as well. Slater is now tied with classmate Colby Wyatt for the team lead with four homers on the year.

Rosa’Lynn Burton was in the thick of things again as well, batting 2-for-3 with three RBI and two runs scored. She scored the game’s first run in the bottom of the first before tripling in Alyssa Velasquez in the bottom of the second. She knocked in Slater in the third with an RBI single before capping her day with an RBI groundout in the bottom of the fourth.

That was more than enough for starter Caitlyn Whiteside as she tossed her ninth complete game shutout of the season, this one of the five-inning variety due to the mercy-rule. She struck out three while not allowing a walk and only giving up three hits. She improved to 13-5 on the year with the win.

The nightcap was a completely different game for the teams, as Doyle was locked in a pitching duel with the Wildcats’ Brooklyn Lachette. The Wildcats out-hit the Lightning in the nightcap as well, but couldn’t find the timely hit as they left six runners on base throughout the game.

Lachette went the first six innings and struck out five batters, but allowed an unearned run to come across in the top of the fourth. The Lightning’s Shelby Murphy led off the inning with a double and eventually came home to score on a squeeze play. The Wildcats played the squeeze perfectly, but the slide of Murphy knocked the ball out of the catcher’s glove at the plate, putting the visitors in front, 1-0.

The Wildcats answered right back in the bottom of the fourth, as Danielle Bradley singled up the middle to start the frame. Meghan Brown doubled to the fence in left center, easily chasing Bradley home with the tying run, 1-1.

The Wildcats left a runner at third in the bottom of the seventh, sending the game into extra innings. The action didn’t pick up until the ninth inning with the international tiebreaker. The Lightning were able to successful execute their squeeze play in the top half while the Wildcats weren’t able to get the job done in the bottom of the ninth.

Brown was the only Wildcat to pick up multiple hits in the nightcap, going 2-for-3 with an RBI. Whiteside pitched the final three innings for the Wildcats and allowing one unearned run on one hit while striking out four. But Whiteside was saddled with the loss, falling to 13-6 on the year.

The Wildcats will take Easter Weekend off form game play and return to action in six days with another CACC action on the road. The Wildcats will travel to Felician on Tuesday for a 2:30 p.m. first pitch.

 

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Goldey-Beacom Softball Gains Split at Wilmington (DE)


Goldey-Beacom needed extra time in game two for a 2-1, nine-inning triumph at Wilmington following a 12-0 loss in the opener during Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference play in New Castle, DE.


In game two with the contest level at one after eight innings, the international tiebreaker was in place with junior Kelsey Brandle (Bethlehem, PA) put at second for GBC. She took third on a wild pitch and then scored when senior Paulynn Mao (Anaheim, CA) laid down a perfect bunt single for a 2-1 contest.


Wilmington had its turn in the eighth with Danielle Bradley on second. She reached third on a sacrifice bunt from Colby Wyatt, but was caught off third base when freshman catcher Dianna Gatto (Jefferson, NJ) made a perfect throw to get her.


Tower City, PA junior Kylie Doyle (4-8) permitted one run and seven hits over nine innings with a strikeout for the Lightning. Sophomore Shelby Murphy (Laurel, DE) had two hits.


Meghan Brown rapped two hits and Caitlyn Whiteside (13-6) struck out four over three relief innings, but allowed an unearned run.


The Wildcats in game one scored in every inning they batted. Kaitlyn Slater had a two-run double to spark the third inning and then delivered the key blow in the fourth with a three-run homer.


Brandle rapped two hits and East Windsor, NJ sophomore Alyssa Giampolo (3-7) permitted seven runs and six hits over 2 1/3 innings for the Lightning.


Slater closed 3-for-3 with five RBI and was a triple short of the cycle. Whiteside struck out three over five scoreless frames, yielding three hits.


Goldey-Beacom is on the road Friday for a non-league doubleheader at Bowie State, beginning at 2:30 pm.




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

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



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

 

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UBJECT: Delaware Women's Tennis Closes Regular Season With 6-1 Victory Over Saint Joseph’s
DATE: April 14, 2017
PHILADELPHIA – Delaware closed out regular season action Thursday afternoon by winning its fourth straight match with the 6-1 victory against Saint Joseph’s.
The Hens opened the afternoon by picking up their fifth three-match doubles sweep of the year.
Sophomores Sarah Hall (West Orange, N.J./Mount Saint Dominic Academy) and Sara Komer (Venetia, Pa./Peters Township) paired for the first win with the 6-1 No. 2 doubles victory.
Junior Amanda Studnicki (Normal, Ill./Normal West) and graduate student Denny LaMachia (Hopkinton, Mass./Hopkinton) clinched the point with their 7-5 win in top-flight play while freshman Brooke Pilkington (Virginia Beach, Va./Cape Henry Collegiate) and junior Arielle Shuren (Montebello, N.Y./Suffern) posted the 7-6 (1) triumph in the third spot.
Studnicki picked up the first singles win of the day by defeating Katherine Devlin, 6-0, 6-3, in the fifth flight.
Komer followed with her fourth No. 2 singles straight victory, a 6-2, 6-3 decision against Maureen Devlin before Pilkington captured the match for the Hens (12-6) in the No. 1 spot by edging Claire Minnoe, 6-0, 7-5.
In No. 3 singles, LaMachia defeated Isis Gill-Reid, 6-4, 6-3, before Hall wrapped up the day with the 2-6, 6-2, 6-1 decision over Alex Zachem in the fourth slot.
POST-MATCH QUOTES
Head Coach Laura Travis
“What a way to close out this incredible run! I’m so proud of the way we competed today. We are in a great place heading into the CAA Championship next week.”
HEN SCRATCHINGS
· Brooke Pilkington is currently tied for second in program single-season history with 24 wins as a freshman. The mark is also good to tie for fourth in single-season history for all players.
· The Blue Hens have four players with at least 16 singles wins on the year.
· Delaware is 112-78 (.589) in singles matches this season and 66-42 (.611) in dual match singles play.
· Denny LaMachia and Amanda Studnicki lead the Hens with 14 doubles wins.
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
· April 20-23 – CAA Tournament at Elon
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From: Rider Softball<mail@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Sat, Apr 15, 2017 at 2:51 PM
Subject: Article: Fairfield sweeps Broncs
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Fairfield sweeps Broncs
Courtesy Rider Sports Information
Sat, April 15, 2017

Courtesy Peter G. Borg (Rider University)

LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ – Gabby Bram (Jackson, NJ/Red Bank Catholic) led the Rider University softball team with two hits, but the Broncs were swept by Fairfield, 9-1 and 5-0, Saturday afternoon. With the losses, the Broncs fall to 6-27 (1-7 MAAC), while the Stags improve to 17-21 (7-5 MAAC).

The Stags struck early in both games, scoring twice in the first and three more in the second of Game 1, before using a three-run sixth to abbreviate the game with a 9-1 victory. The Broncs lone run in Game 1 was scored in the fifth, when Bram led off with a double, Amanda Jordan (Somerset, NJ/Franklin Township) was hit by a pitch and Josettee Spencer (Hillsborough, NJ/Hillsborough) singled on a bunt to load the bases for Toni Nino (Adelanto, CA/Silverado), who walked to push across the run.

In Game 2, the Stags used a four-run first to gain all the run support they’d need. A Courtney Hankins RBI double, a two-run triple by Molly Roche and a run-scoring single from Gianna Kinhofer did the damage. Hankins doubled home another run in the second to account for the fifth and final run scored of the game.

QUOTES & NOTES
“We had a lot of mental mistakes and we didn’t make the adjustments. At practice, we work on our swings and we work on defense and we have to apply that to a game-ready mentality and put a stop to it in the first inning and not wait until the end to try to spark something.” – Rider Head Coach Jaclyn Timko

• Emily Oltman (Collegeville, PA/Perkiomen Valley) took the Game 1 loss in the circle, allowing five runs, two earned, on seven hits and a walk in 1.2 innings pitched.
• Elyse Cuttic (Easton, PA/Bethlehem Catholic) was the losing pitcher in Game 2, surrendering five earned runs on seven hits and a walk in two-plus innings pitched.
• Sophomore catcher Kiera Swank (Bear, DE/Caravel Academy) caught the only attempted base stealer of the game, Kinhofer, with a dart to second base in the third inning of Game 2.

BRONCS BY THE NUMBERS
• In addition to Bram’s two hits, DeMello, Spencer and Shelby Miller (Roseville, CA/Whitney) added a hit apiece.
• Delany DeMello (Roseville, CA/Roseville) hurled five scoreless innings of relief in Game 2, scattering two hits and two walks, while striking out five to lower her team-leading ERA to 3.44.

ON DECK
The Broncs return to action Wednesday, when they play host to Columbia in a non-conference doubleheader. The Code Cranberry twinbill starts at 3 p.m.




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ATE: April 24, 2017
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - - The Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference announced its 2017 Women’s Lacrosse All-Conference Teams and major award winners today and three Wilmington University women’s lacrosse team had three student-athletes named Second Team All-CACC.

Senior Shawna Chopko, junior La’Dae Boykin, and redshirt freshman Lashay Ross were all selected Second Team All-CACC in a vote of the conference’s 10 head coaches.

Chopko (Newark, Del./Newark) was named Second Team All-CACC as a defender, finished second on the team with 15 caused turnovers and fourth on the team with 31 ground balls. She also controlled 12 draws on the season while helping the offense with 16 goals and two assists for 18 points. She scored a season high four goals while adding an assist at Keiser on February 27 while causing a season high four turnovers on March 26 at Post. Chopko scooped up a season’s best six ground balls at Philadelphia while added a season’s best four draw against Queens.

Boykin (Edgewood, Md./Edgewood) was named Second Team All-CACC as an attacker, leading the Wildcats with 46 goals and 61 points. She finished the regular season fifth in the CACC with her 61 points. She was also third on the team with 34 draw controls on the season. Boykin scored at least one goal in all 15 games she played this year, with a season high seven goals coming against Nyack on March 21. She had eight points that game while tying her season high with eight points again at Post, scoring five goals and adding three assists. She scored four goals twice on the year, including four at Philadelphia with the final one coming in the overtime period for the win.

Ross (Hamilton, N.J./Hamilton West) was named Second Team All-CACC as a midfielder, covering all aspects of the field for the Wildcats. She led the team with 67 draw controls, 43 grounds balls, and 19 caused turnovers, while finishing fourth in goals and points. Her 67 draws rank third in the CACC while her 43 ground balls rank seventh in the conference. She had a season high six goals, including four in the second half, at Philadelphia, while scoring five at Dominican. Ross collected a season high six ground balls in three different games, while controlling a season high nine draws at Caldwell. She also finished with a season’s best three caused turnovers at Post.

Georgian Court’s Samantha Fernandez was named the 2017 CACC Player of the Year while Dominican’s Jenna Fox was voted the 2017 CACC Rookie of the Year. Fox’s coach Jim Drivas was named the 2017 BSN Sports CACC Coach of the Year in a vote from the league’s sports information directors while Felician University rounded out the major award winners by being voted the 2017 CACC Team Sportsmanship Award.

The Wildcats earned the No. 6 seed for the CACC Tournament and will play No. 3 Philadelphia on Tuesday at Ravenhill Field. The Wildcats came back to win an overtime thriller, 16-15, at Philadelphia earlier this season.

AGATE:

2017 CACC WOMEN’S LACROSSE ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM
A – Samantha Fernandez (Georgian Court University)
A – Arden Kassaleh (Caldwell University)
A – Arianna Quinlan (Georgian Court University)
M – Haliann Fitzgerald (Dominican College)
M – Jenna Fox (Dominican College)
M – Rachel Lucia (Caldwell University)
M – Xena Valenzuela (Georgian Court University)
M – Abby Wilmot (Nyack College)
D – Kacie Booth (Holy Family University)
D – Ashley Gallo (Georgian Court University)
D – Amanda Timmes (Caldwell University)
GK – Elizabeth Ruedemann (Caldwell University)

2017 CACC WOMEN’S LACROSSE ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM
A – La’Dae Boykin (Wilmington University)
A – Shayne Gallagher (Dominican College)
A – Victoria Silvers (Nyack College)
M – Taylor Bauerband (Georgian Court University)
M – Rose Bachmayer (Holy Family University)
M – Isabella DiGnazio (Philadelphia University)
M – Jacklyn O’Leary (Chestnut Hill College)
M – Lashay Ross (Wilmington University)
D – Shawna Chopko (Wilmington University)
D – Katie Gallivan (Philadelphia University)
D – Lisa Milburn (Georgian Court University)
GK – Amber Neumann (Georgian Court University)

2017 CACC WOMEN’S LACROSSE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Samantha Fernandez (Georgian Court University)

2017 CACC WOMEN’S LACROSSE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Jenna Fox (Dominican College)

2017 CACC WOMEN’S LACROSSE DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARRachel Lucia (Caldwell University)

2017 BSN SPORTS CACC WOMEN’S LACROSSE COACH OF THE YEARJim Drivas (Dominican College)

2017 CACC WOMEN’S LACROSSE TEAM SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
Felician University

2017 CACC WOMEN’S LACROSSE REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION
Georgian Court University

 

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SUBJECT: Tom Freeland Squeezes Home Game-Winner as Wilmington Baseball Sweeps Bloomfield, 8-4 and 3-2, on Senior Day

DATE: April 29, 2017
djl

NEW CASTLE, Del. - - The Wilmington University secured the second seed in the upcoming Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament with a sweep of Bloomfield, 8-4 and 3-2, on Senior Day on Saturday at Wilson Field.

Senior Day was capped by a junior however, as Tom Freeland executed a squeeze play in the bottom of the seventh of the nightcap for the walk-off victory for the CACC sweep.

The Wildcats (27-17, 17-5 CACC) need to wait until Bloomfield makes up a game with Chestnut Hill scheduled for Sunday before determining if they play the Bears or Dominican in the play-in game next Saturday.

The Wildcats got off to a quick start in the opener, scoring in each of the first four innings. Kendall Small got things started with a two-out single to right to play Dan Hyatt in the bottom of the first. With two outs and the bases empty in the bottom of the second, Jesse Long reached on an error and the Wildcats took full advantage. Rocky Ferrier and stole second and Hyatt came up with a two-run single to right for the 3-0 lead.

Bloomfield’s (17-20, 11-9 CACC) first came in the top of the third and it also produced the Bears’ first run, as Anthony Lantigua homered the opposite way down the right field line.

But the Wildcats answered with another run in the third, as Julian Kurych started the frame with a leadoff triple. Regan Hidalgo ground out to second to plate Kurych for the 4-1 lead. Hyatt added another RBI single with two-outs in the fourth, giving the Wildcats a 5-1 lead after four full innings.

Sean Deely struck out eight batters through seven strong innings, allowing two runs on four hits while walking three. He improved to 7-0 on the season with the win. Zach Rumford left a runner on in the eighth inning before Dan Hyatt closed out the contest, despite the Bears scoring two on a two-out triple.

Ferrier cleared the bases with a three-run double in the bottom of the eighth to give Hyatt and the Wildcats a cushion, however. Ferrier and Hyatt each collected three hits and three RBI in the opener while Small went 2-for-4.

Offense was harder to come by in the nightcap, as the teams traded single runs in the second, third and fourth innings. Small knocked in Kurych in the second before a Hyatt RBI groundout gave the Wildcats a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the third. But the Bears tied it again in the top of the fourth, using a two-out error to score a run.

Senior Tyler Newton went the first 3.2 innings for the Wildcats, allowing two runs (one earned) n four hits. Classmate John Hetterman came in and tossed 2.1 scoreless innings with three strikeouts before turning it over to senior Kyle Menchaca for the seventh.

Menchaca worked around a two-out walk and stolen base in the seventh, inducing a fly ball to center to send the top half.

Small doubled to the fence in right field with one out to spark the bottom of the seventh. Max Carney then looped one into the outfield, but Small needed to freeze at second and could only advance to third. Freeland stepped in and bunted a pitch up in the zone to the right side of the mound, far enough from the pitcher to allow Small to beat the toss home with the game-winning run.

The Wildcats wrap up the regular season this week at home, first with a single nonconference matchup with West Chester on Tuesday afternoon. The matchup against the Golden Rams is set for 3:00 p.m. at Wilson Field.

 

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Date: Sun, Apr 30, 2017 at 2:05 PM
Subject: SUBJECT (BASEBALL): UNCW Silences Blue Hens In Rubber-Game
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SUBJECT (BASEBALL): UNCW Silences Blue Hens In Rubber-Game




DATE: April 30, 2017



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WILIMINGTON, N.C. -- The University of Delaware fell to UNCW 5-0 in the series finale of a three-game Colonial Athletic Association baseball series, Sunday afternoon. The win earned UNCW the series victory over the Blue Hens.



The Seahawks (21-22, 9-6 CAA) held the dangerous Blue Hens (24-17, 10-8 CAA) to just five hits and no runs, both of which are season lows.



"We just got outplayed today, as UNCW just excuted better," head coach Jim Sherman said. "Our pitching was good today, but we just did not execute at the plate. We have the last leg of our three-week North Carolina swing [next weekend at NC State], before we return home. We just now have to get healthy heading into the final two CAA weekends at home."



UNCW added a run in the second on a solo home run, and a pair of runs in the third to take a 3-0 lead. The two-run outburst in the third chased Hens starterKevin Milley.



Seahawks starter Zion Sharpe held the Hens scoreless over his six-inning, three-strikeout performance. After Sharpe departed three Seahawks relievers held the Hens at bay.



Delaware returns to the diamond on Tuesday afternoon, when they make the short trip to Saint Joseph's. Coach Sherman will be looking for his 500th career victory as coach of the Blue Hens.


HEN SCRATCHINGS:• Delaware falls to 1-7 this season when scoring two runs or less.
• The Hens were shutout for the first time since last April, 29 at William & Mary.
• The Blue Hens are now 7-12 when they do not hit a home run, and are 5-11 when their opponent scores first.
•The Blue Hens still lead the CAA in both average (.316) and ERA (4.63)
• Calvin Scottextended his hitting streak to 11 games.
• Nick Pattensaw his eight game hitting streak snapped.
• Kevin Mohollen failed to reach base for the first time since 4/4 against LaSalle.


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SUBJECT: Brooklyn Lachette and Rosa’Lynn Burton Earn CACC Softball Player of the Week Accolades

DATE: May 1, 2017
djl

NEW HAVEN, Conn. - - The Wilmington University softball team capped the regular season on a five-game winning streak and had a pair of student-athletes represented on the final Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Weekly Report, as announced by the conference office on Monday.

Senior pitcher Brooklyn Lachette tossed a pair of complete game shutouts to earn CACC Pitcher of the Week while freshman outfielder Rosa’Lynn Burton hit .688 in four games to be named the CACC Rookie of the Week.

Lachette (Aldan, Pa./Archbishop Predergast) went 2-0 in 12 innings pitched last week, striking out seven batters while not giving up a walk. She also helped extend the pitching staff’s scoreless streak to 34.1 consecutive innings with her two shutouts.

The senior started the week by spinning a complete game shutout, 7-0, in game two at USciences on Wednesday. She struck out four batters while only allowing five hits for her second shutout of the season. She then came back and tossed five more scoreless innings in game one against Nyack on Senior Day, striking out three while only allowing three hits. It is the first time in her career that she has been named the CACC Pitcher of the Week.

Burton (Dover, Del./Caesar Rodney) continues her impressive freshman season, batting 9-for-14 with a triple, four RBI, and eight runs scored in the final week of the regular season. It is the fourth time she was named CACC Rookie of the Week this season.

The freshman started her week by going 2-for-5 with a triple, an RBI and three runs scored in game one at USciences. She then finished the doubleheader off by going 4-for-4 with two RBI, three runs scored, and three stolen bases in the nightcap against the Devils. She went 1-for-2 with an RBI and two runs scored in game one against Nyack on Senior Day before finishing the regular season with a 2-for-3 performance, adding two more stolen bases. She went 6-for-7 on the base paths for the week.

Caldwell’s Marisa Monasseri was named the CACC’s Player of the Week to round out the weekly awards.

Baseball’s Dan Hyatt was named to the sport’s Weekly Honor Roll after hitting 9-for-18 in five games for the Wildcats.

 

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From: Delaware State University Men's Basketball<dsuhornets@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Mon, May 1, 2017 at 12:39 PM
Subject: Article: DSU MEN'S HOOPS SIGN FIVE FOR 2017-18
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DSU MEN'S HOOPS SIGN FIVE FOR 2017-18
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Mon, May 01, 2017
Dover, Del. (Apr. 28, 2017) --- Delaware State head men's basketball coach Keith Walker has announced that five recruits have signed the National Letter of Intent to attend the university and compete for the Hornets beginning in the 2017-18 season.

The list includes two junior college transfers and three including freshmen. The breakdown by position is: three forwards, two of whom are also listed as centers, one point guard and one shooting guard.

Joining the Hornets next season is power forward Amiri Waddell of Charlotte, N.C. Waddell averaged 15.3 points, 10.3 rebounds and 2.6 assists per game as a senior at Concord First Assembly Academy last season.

Listed at 6-6, 235 pounds, Waddell tallied 1,298 points during his scholastic career. He was All-North Carolina Independent Secondary Schools Athletic Association First Team honoree and 2017 North Carolina Private School All-Star selection.

The Hornets have also inked former Brunswick Community College (N.C.) teammates Saleik Edwards and Daivon Gamble.

Edwards, a 6-3 shooting guard from Winterville, N.C., was Brunswick's second leading scorer at 13.9 points per game as a sophomore during the 2016-17 season. He also averaged 4.5 rebounds and 3.4 assists per game last season. Edwards scored a career-high 25 points on 9-for -12 shooting from the field, including 6-of--9 on three-point FGs, vs. Caldwell last season.

Edwards and Gamble will each have junior eligibility with the Hornets during the 2017-18 season.

Gamble, a 6-8 power forward/center from Charlotte, N.C., averaged 9.5 points and was Brunswick's second leading rebounder at 6.4 per game during the 2016-17 campaign. He had career-highs of 25 points and 14 rebounds in a win over Clinton Junior College last season.

Former Richmond, Va., high school star Ameer Bennett has also signed to join the Hornets next season. A 6-8, 200-pound forward, Bennett averaged 12 points and nine rebounds per game and earned Virginia Prep All-Conference honors as a senior at St. Christopher's High School during the 2016-17 season.

A three-year starter, Bennett helped lead St. Christopher's to 20 or more wins in each season, a conference championship as a junior and state tournament final four appearance in sophomore year.

Bennett posted a 48 percent field goal percentage, including 40 percent on three-point shots, during his senior season.

Rounding out the list is Johquin “Pinky” Wiley, a former standout point guard at L.C. Bird High School in Chesterfield, Va,

The 2016-17, 5A South Region Player-of-the-Year, Conference 12 Player-of-the-Year and 5A State Co-Player of the Year, Wiley averaged 11 points and seven assists per game during his senior season. Also a 2016-17 Richmond Times-Dispatch All-Metro First Team player, the 5-11 Wiley helped lead L.C. Bird to the Virginia 5A state championship as a senior last season. He nailed to game-winning shot with four seconds left to send the team to the championship game.

Delaware State men's basketball returns one regular starter from its 2016-17 squad, which posted a 10-22 overall record and was eighth in the MEAC with a 7-9 regular season mark.

Delaware State 2017-18 Men's Basketball signees
Name Cl Ht Pos Hometown/Previous SchoolAmeer Bennett FR 6-8 F Richmond, Va./St. Christopher's HS
Coach Walker's comments: “Ameer is a highly skilled combo forward. He can shoot with either hand and possesses a nice mid-range shot. He's a solid defender, what I would consider a rim protector. I'm looking forward to his development with the team.”

Saleik Edwards JR 6-3 G Winterville, N.C./Brunswick CC
Coach Walker's comments: “Saleik can play both guard positions, although we envision him challenging to replace graduating senior and 1000-point scorer DeAndre Haywood. He's a complete guard who shoots well, can handle the ball and make plays on defense. His junior college experience is helpful as he steps up to the Division I level.”

Daivon Gamble JR 6-8 F/C Charlotte, N.C./Brunswick CC
Coach Walker's comments: “Davion is a high energy guy who is a capable scorer, but sets himself apart with his defense and rebounding abilities. He makes the hustle plays on offense and defense that teams need to be successful.”

Amiri Waddell FR 6-6 F Charlotte, N.C/Concord First Assembly Academy
Coach Walker's comments: “Amiri is capable of playing multiple positions for us. He's equally effective as an outside shooter and inside scorer, and could be a match-up nightmare for our opponents. Although he's capable of putting up big numbers, his unselfish play is perhaps his biggest asset.”

Johquin “Pinky” Wiley FR 5-11 PG Chesterfield, Va./Chesterfield HSCoach Walker's comments: Pinky is the consummate floor general point guard. Many considered him the best high school player in Virginia last season. He led his team to a state championship during his senior year. He's a double-figure scorer, but his best attribute is making his teammates better.”




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UBJECT: NCAA Announces Field of 80 Teams for 2017 NCAA Division II Super Regional Tournaments; Wilmington Golf No. 4 in East

DATE: May 1, 2017
djl

DANIELS, W.Va. - - The NCAA has announced the field of 80 teams and 32 student-athletes competing as individuals that have been selected to participate in regional competition of the 2017 NCAA Division II Men’s Golf Championships. The Wilmington University golf team was selected as the fourth seed in the Atlantic/East Super Regionals hosted by the Mountain East Conference at The Resort at Glade Springs in Daniels, West Virginia.

The three-round, three-day tournament will begin on Monday, May 8 at the 7,114 yard, 72-par Cobb Course. The field will repair following the second round of play for the third and final round. It was their seventh consecutive CACC Tournament Championship.

The Wildcats, coming off a six-stroke, come-from-behind victory in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament last week, will tee-off on Monday, May 8 at 12:50 p.m. They will be paired with the Atlantic’s No. 4 seed (Charleston) and the Atlantic’s No. 5 seed (Indiana (Pa.)) for the first two rounds.

To advance to their sixth NCAA Division II National Tournament in seven years, the Wildcats will need to be one of the top four teams at the end of the NCAA Division II Atlantic/East Super Regional.

AGATE:

2017 NCAA Division II Atlantic/East Super Regional
The Resort at Glade Springs, Daniels, W.Va.; Host: Mountain East Conference

Atlantic Region:
1. West Liberty
2. Mercyhurst
3. California (Pa.)
4. Charleston
5. Indiana (Pa.) (PSAC Champion)
6. West Chester
7. Millersville
8. Shepherd
9. Chowan (CIAA Champion)
10. Virginia at Wise (Mountain East Champion)

Individuals:
1. Matt Barto, Gannon
2. Sean Edgar, Clarion
3. Allan Day, Virginia Union
4. Daegan Wall, Gannon

East Region:
1. St. Thomas Aquinas
2. Le Moyne (NE10 Champion)
3. Southern New Hampshire
4. Wilmington (CACC Champion)
5. Concordia
6. Dominican
7. Bentley
8. Roberts Wesleyan
9. Saint Rose
10. Franklin Pierce

Individuals:
1. Elliot Wakefield, Nyack
2. Stephen Hunt, Saint Anselm
3. Nick Kelapire, Adephi
4. Tom Holmes, Nyack

 

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In a battle that was much closer than the final score, Goldey-Beacom received a test from Southern New Hampshire in the first round of the NCAA Tournament and advanced with a 5-1 victory in Flushing, NY.


It was the program’s second NCAA Tournament triumph, following a first-round win over Chestnut Hill in 2015. The Lightning (14-3) move on to the second round to face 44th-ranked Queens on Tuesday at noon. That winner advances to the “Sweet 16” in Altamonte Springs, FL.


The women’s tennis squad is the owner of the only two head-to-head NCAA Tournament victories in school history in any sport.


The third-doubles team of freshmen Alma Garcia Valle (Valladolid, Spain) and Silvia Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) opened things by improving to 12-2 with an 8-1 triumph over Lindsay Baum and Rachel Wagner. The first-doubles unit of seniors Nina Sengl (Puchheim, Germany) and Francesca Beg (Westbury, England) moved to 13-4 with an 8-3 victory over Sofia Morais and Kaitlyn Poje.


The No. 2 doubles match of GBC junior Raquel Morais (Belo Horizonte, Brazil) and freshman Anna Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) vs. Abla Chadli and Anna Salla was an intense battle with momentum clearly hanging in the balance. Playing just their 10th match together, the Lightning’s duo took the rubber with a huge 8-6 win for a 3-0 margin in the tie.


Sengl provided the only easy part of the singles competition for Goldey-Beacom, moving to 17-0 on the year with a 6-2, 6-0 win over Poje. Her 48th career singles win is tied with Filipa Correia (2011-15) for second in team history.


The remaining singles matches had everyone in suspense of the tie’s outcome. The Penmen (15-8) moved to a 4-1 deficit at sixth singles with Baum getting a 6-1, 6-1 victory over sophomore Manuela Cornejo (Waldbronn, Germany).


The remaining matches either went deep into the second set or began a third with both squads not knowing what to expect. Silvia Hortelano Pey ended the drama at fifth singles with a 6-0, 1-6, 6-3 triumph over Wagner to move to 13-3 at singles.


Goldey-Beacom entered as the region’s number three seed and Southern New Hampshire was sixth. Queens (NY) is second.

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