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Date: Sat, Sep 24, 2016 at 7:46 PM
Subject: UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ATHLETICS DAILY RECAP September 24, 2016
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UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ATHLETICS DAILY RECAP – September 24, 2016

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MEN'S SOCCER: Sampson's Career Day Guides Hens to 4-0 Victory over Northeastern
NEWARK, Del. (Sept. 24) -- It was a tale of two halves Saturday evening at Stuart & Suzanne Grant Stadium as Delaware used second half power to cruise to a 4-0 CAA win over Northeastern. Tied 0-0 at halftime with a 6-2 advantage in shots, Delaware shifted the momentum in the second period. The Hens (7-2, 2-0 CAA) tallied 13 shots to just another two for the Huskies (2-6, 1-1 CAA) while picking up four goals and six corner kicks. FULL STORY
VOLLEYBALL: Blue Hens Drop Four-Set Decision To Towson in CAA Opener
NEWARK, Del. (Sept. 24) -- The University of Delaware volleyball team took the first set from Towson but the Tigers responded to win the next three as Towson recorded a 3-1 (29-31, 25-22, 25-23, 25-17) victory over the Blue Hens in both teams’ CAA opener Saturday night at the Bob Carpenter Center. FULL STORY

WOMEN'S GOLF: UD Women’s Golfers in Fourth Place Following First Day of Nittany Lion Invitational
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (Sept. 24) -- The University of Delaware women’s golf team posted rounds of 299 and 315 on Saturday as the Blue Hens sit in fourth place following the first day of the Penn State Nittany Lion Invitational. FULL STORY

YOUTH CHEER DAY: Registration Now Available For Oct. 22 Youth Cheer Day
NEWARK, Del. (Sept. 24) -- Registration is now available for Youth Cheer Day, which will occur on Saturday, October 22 during the Blue Hens football home game against Stony Brook. FULL STORY

UPCOMING EVENTS

Sunday, Sept. 25
Women's Golf at Penn State Invitational, All Day
Men's Tennis at Navy Blue & Gold Invitational, All Day
Women's Tennis at Harvard Fall Classic, All Day
Women's Soccer vs. Hofstra, 1 p.m.
#12 Field Hockey at Lafayette, 2 p.m.

Wednesday, Sept. 28
#rv Men's Soccer at Drexel, 7 p.m.

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rom: Delaware State University Football <dsuhornets@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Sun, Sep 25, 2016 at 12:59 AM
Subject: Article: FB: HORNETS NO MATCH FOR FBS MISSOURI
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FB: HORNETS NO MATCH FOR FBS MISSOURI
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Sun, September 25, 2016
Columbia, Mo. (Sep. 24, 2016) --- Missouri racked up 506 yards and 58 points in the first half en route to a 79-0 victory over Delaware State at Memorial Stadium this afternoon. The two teams agreed to shorten the third and fourth quarters to 10 minutes.

Missouri sophomore quarterback Drew Lock completed 26-of-36 passes for 402 yards and five touchdowns in just the first half of play. Tiger wide receiver J’Mon Moore, also playing the first half only, had eight receptions for 114 yards and four touchdowns.

Mizzou (2-2) scored touchdowns on eight of its first nine first half possessions. The Tigers drove 94 yards on nine plays on the opening drive of the game, capped off by a two-yard touchdown run by Ish Witter.

Lock and Moore connected for their first touchdown of the game on a four-yard pass to cap a six-play, 99-yard drive on the Tigers’ second possession.

The duo also struck for two more first quarter touchdowns (six and nine yards) and another score in the second quarter.

Mizzou running back Damarea Crockett rushed for 115 yards and two touchdowns (2, 11) on 12 carries.

The Tigers totaled 698 yards in the contest, 430 by the pass and 268 on the ground.

Delaware State (0-3) had 140 total yards, passing for 96 and running for 44 on 26 carries.

DSU crossed into Missouri territory on just one possession, reaching the Tigers’ 36 before throwing an interception with 54 seconds left in the first half.

The Hornets also hurt their cause by losing two fumbles and throwing two interceptions. Missouri did not commit a turnover.

DSU sophomore quarterback Kobie Lain came off the bench to complete seven-of-15 passes for 82 yards. Aris Scott (sr.) caught two passes for a team-high 32 yards, while freshman Mike Waters led the Hornets with 31 yards rushing on seven carries.

“We knew there was a possibility that something like this could happen, but I credit our kids for battling all the way through,” said Delaware State head coach Kenny Carter. “Missouri is an outstanding major college program with great athletes and coaches. They play at a fast pace that we are not likely to see again this year. We begin a new season with the start of MEAC play next week, and that’s always been our main focus this season.”

Carter said it made sense to shorten the second half due to the lopsided nature of the game.

“The NCAA provides an option to shorten a game and Mizzou approached us about it at halftime,” he said. “The coaches and A-Ds from both schools agreed to do it in the interest of player safety.”

DSU will return to action next Saturday (Oct. 1) at Morgan State in the Hornets’ 2016 MEAC opener. Game time is scheduled for 1 p.m. in Baltimore, Md.

The next DSU home game is Oct. 8 against MEAC rival Hampton. Kickoff is scheduled for 2 p.m. at Alumni Stadium.

STINGERS
Delaware State freshman punter Fidel Romo-Martinez had a 63-yard punt that was downed on the Mizzou one-yard on his first attempt of the game … Hornet senior quarterback Gilbert Rivera saw his first action of the second, playing the entire abbreviated second half … Rivera completed two-of-four passes for seven yards and was sacked once … the crowd of 53,472 was the second largest the Hornets have played before … more than 106,000 were in attendance when Delaware State played at Michigan in 2009.




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Date: Sun, Sep 25, 2016 at 4:01 PM
Subject: UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ATHLETICS DAILY RECAP September 25, 2016
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UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ATHLETICS DAILY RECAP – September 25, 2016

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FIELD HOCKEY: #12 Blue Hens Notch 5-1 Victory at Lafayette
EASTON, Pa. (Sept. 25) – The No. 12 Blue Hens received points from nine different players Sunday afternoon en route to a 5-1 win over Lafayette at Rappolt Field. FULL STORY
WOMEN'S SOCCER: Blue Hens Down Hofstra 2-1, Take Over Sole Possession of First Place in CAA
NEWARK, Del. (Sept. 25) -- The Blue Hen women’s soccer team is on a roll. Delaware (3-8, 2-0 CAA) capped a perfect weekend Sunday afternoon as the Blue Hens scored two goals in the first 34 minutes of the game and held on the rest of the way to move into sole possession of first place in the Colonial Athletic Association standings with a 2-1 victory over Hofstra at Stuart & Suzanne Grant Stadium. FULL STORY

WOMEN'S GOLF: Blue Hens Finish in Fifth Place at PSU Nittany Lion Invitational
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (Sept. 25) -- The University of Delaware women’s golf team fired a 308 score during Sunday’s final round of the Penn State Nittany Lion Invitational to finish the tournament in fifth place out of nine squads. FULL STORY

UPCOMING EVENTS
Wednesday, Sept. 28
#rv Men's Soccer at Drexel, 7 p.m.

HOME EVENTS IN BOLD

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Goldey-Beacom Tennis cruised to a 9-0 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference win at Caldwell. Anna Hortelano Pey (1S), Francesca Beg (2S) and Alma Garcia Valle (3S) all won two sets to love. Nina Sengl (4S) and Silvia Hortelano Pay (5S) each won in a pro set. GBC is 3-0 with all of them being league matches.

 

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From: Delaware State University Soccer <dsuhornets@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Tue, Sep 27, 2016 at 1:19 AM
Subject: Article: WSoc: HORNETS SCORE LATE, DEFEAT MOUNT ST. MARY’S 1-0
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Samantha Wanzer scored her first career goal in DSU's 1-0 win over Mount St. Mary's
WSoc: HORNETS SCORE LATE, DEFEAT MOUNT ST. MARY担 1-0
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Mon, September 26, 2016
Dover, Del. (Sep. 26, 2016) --- Freshman Samantha Wanzer scored from close range in the 80th minute and goal keeper Michele Lammers recorded her eighth career shutout to lift Delaware State to a 1-0 victory over Mount St. Mary’s at Alumni Stadium this evening.

The goal was set up by a corner kick from Savannah Taylor (so.), who lofted a near perfect cross that Wanzer leaped to knock down with her head before booting a shot past Mount St. Mary’s goal keeper Sydni Surowiec with just under 11 minutes left to play (79:02).

The goal was the first of Wanzer’s career, while Taylor recorded her third career assist.

“I just mentioned to assistant coach (Taylor) Mims that we need Sam Wanzer to outleap everyone to give us a chance on the corner kick,” said Delaware State first-year head coach Kourtney Rhoades. “We couldn’t have asked for better execution on the play.”

Rhoades credited the entire squad for the defensive effort.

“I thought our energy level was great, particularly on defense,” she said. “Each line did its job, and Lammers came through when we needed her to make a play.”

Lammers had four saves in the contest to give her 61 for the season and lowered her goals against average to 3.12.

The Hornets had five shots in the game, four on goal.

Each of DSU’s wins this season has come by shutout.

The Hornets snapped a three-slide to improve to 3-7, while The Mount fell to 3-5-1 this season.

Delaware State is idle until Oct. 6 when LIU-Brooklyn visits Alumni Stadium for a 7 p.m. contest.




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FYI on Concord's Kristin Brooks

rom: Greg Royce <groyce@stevenson.edu>
Date: Tue, Sep 27, 2016 at 6:17 PM
Subject: Women's Volleyball Sweeps Arcadia
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September 27, 2016

OWINGS MILLS, Md. – Overcoming a slow start in the first set, the Stevenson University women's volleyball team swept Arcadia University 3-0 in MAC Commonwealth action Tuesday night at Owings Mills Gymnasium. The set scores were 25-23, 25-18, 25-18.

Stevenson (12-7, 4-0 MAC Commonwealth) was paced by junior Annika Schwartz, who totaled 15 kills and seven digs. She needs just eight kills for 1,000 in her career. Sophomore Moriah Savage notched nine kills and hit .438 on the evening, while senior Kristen Brooks added six kills and six digs. Junior Deanna Bradbury led Stevenson defensively with 16 digs, while senior Sara Bollinger handed out 19 assists and freshman Julie Nightwine 13. Nightwine also had a career-best five service aces.

Arcadia (5-10, 1-3 MAC Commonwealth) was led by Shannon Ryan and MaKenna Micklus who posted five kills apiece.

Stevenson found itself down 15-11 in the first set before scoring the next four points to tie the frame 15-15 on a Savage kill. The Mustangs took a 21-17 lead on back-to-back ball-handling errors by the Knights, but Arcadia ran off five straight points to take a 22-21 lead on a Kayla Resh service ace. Following a service error, back-to-back Schwartz kills gave Stevenson a 24-22 lead, and after a Mustang service error, a kill by junior Lauren Weaver closed out the set.

The Mustangs never trailed in the second set, opening up a 17-8 lead following an Arcadia attack error. Stevenson led 22-12 when the Knights made a late run to close within 24-18, but a kill by freshman Victoria Prokic closed out the match. Stevenson hit .186 in the second set while holding the guests to -.026 hitting, with eight kills and nine errors on 39 attempts.

In the third set, Stevenson trailed 4-3 when it reeled off six straight points to build a 9-4 lead following a Nightwine ace and an Arcadia ball-handling error. The Knights chipped away and got within two, 16-14, but four straight points capped by a Brooks kill put the hosts in front 20-14. A service ace by freshman Darian Hileman closed out the match.

Stevenson hit .202 as a team while limiting the Knights to .071 hitting, including .000 over the final two sets.

Stevenson returns to action Thursday night when it hosts Gallaudet University in a 7:00 non-conference match at Owings Mills Gymnasium.

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oldey-Beacom Women’s Soccer Posts 1-0 Blanking of Chestnut Hill


Freshman Kiera Young (Aberdeen, MD) scored early in the match and Goldey-Beacom won for the third time in its last four games with a 1-0 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory over Chestnut Hill in Plymouth Meeting, PA.


Goldey-Beacom for the seventh time this season took a 1-0 lead and this time in the 15th minute it was freshman Youngwho did the honors. She corralled a pass from junior Amy Runciman (Luton, England) and put a shot to the bottom right corner for her first collegiate goal.


Runicman’s assist was her 20th career and she becomes the sixth player in school history to reach 50 career points.


Senior Cindell Aguirre (El Paso, TX) made five saves and now has 13 career shutouts, moving her one behind Stephanie Steele (2003-06) for the top spot in school history. Runciman had eight shots to help GBC own a decided 22-12 edge.


Sabrina Shinkowitz took four shots and Meghan Guagenti made four saves over 45 minutes for the Griffins (1-7, 0-5 CACC).


GBC (7-2, 4-1) moves into a third-place tie in the CACC with Caldwell (4-1) and is three points in back of first-place Georgian Court (5-0).


Goldey-Beacom is home Saturday against Felician as part of a doubleheader with the men’s team. The women’s game starts at 1:00 pm, followed by the men’s 3:15 pm match.



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

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



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oldey-Beacom Volleyball Rolls to 3-0 Win at Lincoln


Goldey-Beacom handily won the first two sets and needed just 69 minutes to record a 3-0 victory (25-18, 25-13, 25-21) over Lincoln (PA) in Oxford, PA.


GBC held an 8-1 lead in the first set and closed the frame with a decided 16-6 kills edge. The second set was more of the same with the Lightning opening an 11-5 lead and ending with a 14-0 kills advantage.


The Lightning finished with a 42-13 kills edge and owned a .330 hitting percentage as opposed to -.068 for the Lions.


Senior Grace McCarthy (Middletown, DE/Delaware Military Academy) closed with 14 kills and six digs, freshman Lindsay Przywara (Williamstown, NJ) had 13 kills, seven digs and a .455 hitting percentage, sophomore Olivia Florence (Glen Allen, VA) totaled 38 assists and freshman Makinsie Balderson (Fairfax, VA) added six digs for the Lightning (4-4).


Florence now stands at 971 assists and moved into fifth place in school history.


Mariah Russell had eight kills and Shanna King totaled 11 assists for Lincoln (3-11).


Goldey-Beacom returns home Friday for a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference match against Philadelphia U., starting at 7:00 pm.



Derek Crudele
Sports Information Specialist
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Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
4701 Limestone Road, Wilmington, DE 19808



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UBJECT: Late Flurry Not Enough as Women’s Soccer’s Comeback Falls Short, 2-1, to Holy Family

DATE: September 28, 2016
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NEWARK, Del. - - A late game flurry wasn’t enough as the Wilmington University women’s soccer team fell to Holy Family, 2-1, in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference action on Wednesday afternoon at the WU Athletics Complex.

The action picked up late in the second half, but the Wildcats (4-4, 3-2 CACC) found themselves down 2-0 and couldn’t find the equalizer. The Tigers (5-3-1, 4-0-1 CACC) scored on their first shot of the game and continued to keep the Wildcats deep in their defensive zone until the final 20 minutes of the game.

The Tigers opened the scoring early in the first half on their first opportunity, turning a Wilmington miscue into a goal. The conference’s leading goal scorer was able to get in behind the Wildcats defense for a breakaway in the third minute. Rock tallied her eighth goal of the season to give the visitors the early lead.

A set piece goal gave the Tigers a 2-0 lead 14 minutes into the second half as Shannon Metzler headed home a long free kick from the right in front of the visitors’ bench by Casey Rodgers.

That is when the Wildcats’ offensive pressure picked up, as the Wildcats were able to cut the deficit in half in the 72nd minute. Gabrielle Perry carried the ball across midfield and found herself with three other teammates in a four-on-three situation. She sent an advancing ball to Teigha Ward on the left side and she buried her shot at the 71:51 mark.

Ward had an excellent chance to time the game in the 80th minute, getting her head on the end of a set piece at the back post, but just guided the ball wide. The Wildcats also earned back-to-back corners in the final minute of play, but couldn’t register a shot as the final buzzer sounded.

The Wildcats were out shot, 11-5, in the match while starting goalkeeper Kierstyn Williams recorded two saves. Carin Essex-Arline and Loran Wyrough each kept the game were it was by recording defensive saves on the goal line during the match.

Wilmington will look to break its three-game skip when it returns to action on Saturday at CACC foe Post. The opening whistle is slated for 12:00 p.m. in Waterbury, Conn.

 

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2016 Delaware Valley University Football


Game #5 at Lebanon Valley College Flying Dutchmen

Saturday, October 1 - 1 p.m.

Arnold Field (Annville, Pa.)



For Immediate Release (9-28-16)
Contact: Matt Levy (215) 489-2937

DOYLESTOWN (PA) – Delaware Valley University will look to return to the win column on Saturday, October 1 when the Aggies travel to Lebanon Valley College for a Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) match-up. Kickoff at Arnold Field is scheduled for 1 p.m.


DelVal fell to 3-1 overall and 2-1 in the MAC with last Saturday’s 21-17 loss to defending conference champion Albright College. The Lions scored the game-winning touchdown with just 6.3 seconds remaining to knock DelVal out of the top 25 in a pair of Division III polls (the Aggies were 13th in one ranking and 14th in another).


DelVal held a 356-230 advantage in total yards against Albright, but hurt itself with its first two turnovers of the season. The defense did notch five sacks on the afternoon and forced four fumbles, but did not recover any of the loose balls.


The Aggie offense is averaging 34 points and 412.8 yards through the first four games of the year. Sophomore quarterback Dashawn Darden (Norristown, PA/Cardinal O’Hara) leads the way as he has completed 56 of 91 passes for 827 yards, six touchdowns and two interceptions. He has also netted 145 yards and one trip to the end zone on the ground. Against Albright, Darden was 17-for-33 for 215 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. He also rushed for a season-high 66 yards on 13 carries.


The DelVal running game is headed by the tailback tandem of 2015 all-conference honorees Devauntay Ellis (Ewing, NJ/Ewing) and Robert Cleveland (Willingboro, NJ/Willingboro).


Ellis, a junior, has 171 yards and four scores on 43 carries. He had 49 yards on 15 carries last week, including a one-yard touchdown with less than five minutes left that gave the Aggies a 17-13 lead at the time. Cleveland had eight rushes for 23 yards against Albright to up the senior’s season totals to 38 carries for 162 yards. He has three touchdowns to his credit.


Eric Shorter (Trenton, NJ/Princeton) and Mike Jensen (Woodbridge, NJ/Bishop George Ahr) head the receiving corps. Shorter, a sophomore, has 13 catches for 182 yards and one touchdown with three grabs and 46 yards coming last week. He also averages 32.2 yards on five kickoff returns, including an 89-yard touchdown in the win over Misericordia University.


Of Jensen’s 12 receptions this year, four have gone for touchdowns. The senior had five catches for 106 yards and a score against Albright and it upped his season yardage total to 212.


Defensively, DelVal is allowing just 13.8 points and 253.5 yards per game. The unit has also recorded 14 sacks and six interceptions.


Junior safety Shawn Miller (Laurel, DE/Laurel) head the group with 25 tackles and is tied for the team lead in interceptions with three. He had 14 stops and tied a school record with three picks in the season-opening win at seventh-ranked Wesley College. Miller had five tackles against Albright.


Junior linebackers Nicholas DiGati (Townsend, DE/Middletown) and Nick Wright (Hatfield, PA/North Penn) had six stops apiece last week. DiGati is second on the squad with 21 tackles while Wright has 14 tackles and is tied with Miller for top honors in interceptions with three. He leads the way with four pass breakups.


Sophomore lineman Christian Snowden (Williamstown, NJ/Saint Joseph Hammonton) is coming off his best performance as an Aggie as he had four tackles, two sacks and a forced fumble against Albright. Snowden is one of four players tied for the team leads in sacks with two and he also has six tackles to his credit.


LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE


The Flying Dutchmen are 1-3 overall and 1-2 in the conference following last Saturday’s 21-17 setback at King’s College. The team’s lone win this season was a 38-20 triumph over Wilkes University on September 10.


In the loss to King’s, Lebanon Valley gave up the game-winning touchdown with just 54 seconds left. The Flying Dutchmen were able to net 236 yards on the ground and finished with 376 yards of total offense. However, they turned the ball over three times and King’s amassed 407 total yards.


For the year, Lebanon’s Valley offense is averaging 18.5 points and 333 yards per contest. Heading the unit is junior quarterback Tim Pirrone, who has completed 33 of 69 passes for 413 yards and two touchdowns while also rushing for 211 yards and four scores. Last week, Pirrone was 10-for-19 for 140 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions and he also found the end zone on the ground.


Pirrone’s favorite target has been sophomore wideout Travis Saylor. Saylor has 11 catches for 107 yards, including a three-reception, 43-yard effort against King’s.


Sophomore tailback Brendon Irving is off to a good start in 2016 as he has lugged the ball 72 times for 300 yards. He netted 115 yards on 25 carries at King’s.


On the defensive side of the ball, the Flying Dutchmen are permitting 23.8 points and 352 yards per game. They have forced six turnovers, including five on interceptions.


Junior cornerback Spencer Moser leads the way with 30 tackles, four pass breakups and one interception. He had eight stops, three breakups and his lone pick in the loss at King’s.



Matt Levy

Associate Athletic Director/Sports Information Director

Delaware Valley University

700 East Butler Ave, Doylestown, PA 18901

215.489.2937

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From: Selheimer, Scott W. <selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Thu, Sep 29, 2016 at 7:28 PM
Subject: UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ATHLETICS DAILY RECAP September 29, 2016
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UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ATHLETICS DAILY RECAP – September 29, 2016

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VOLLEYTBALL: Delaware Volleyball Drops Five-Set Heartbreaker To UNCW
NEWARK, Del. (Sept. 29) -- The University of Delaware volleyball team rallied from two sets down to even the match, but UNCW answered to take the deciding fifth set as the Seahawks posted a 3-2 (25-22, 25-22, 23-25, 18-25, 15-10) victory over the Blue Hens Thursday night at the Bob Carpenter Center. FULL STORY

ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME: Delaware Announces 2016 Athletics Hall of Fame Class; NFL Standout Flacco Among Inductees
NEWARK, Del. (Sept. 29) -- Athletes from 13 different sports, five All-Americans, three athletes with professional sports experience, four former conference Players of the Year, and four former coaches highlight the newest induction class of the University of Delaware Athletics Hall of Fame announced Thursday afternoon. FULL STORY

UPCOMING EVENTS
Friday, Sept. 30
Women's Tennis at Cissie Leary Inv. at Penn, All Day
Women's Tennis at Villanova Invitational, All Day
Women's Soccer at Towson, 3 p.m.
#10 Field Hockey at James Madison, 6 p.m.

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SUBJECT: Brian August Elected to 2016 University of Delaware Hall of Fame Class

DATE: September 30, 2016
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NEWARK, Del. - - An argument can be made that there are few athletes with a better State of Delaware pedigree than Wilmington University baseball coach Brian August as he has recently been invited to join the 20th induction class of the University of Delaware Athletics Hall of Fame later this fall.

August has run the gamut at all levels in the State of Delaware, growing up in Newark before becoming a standout at St. Mark’s High School. He went on to play baseball at the University of Delaware from 1995-97 before getting drafted by the New York Yankees in the 18th round following his junior season.

The 10-person class is highlighted by one of the Blue Hens’ most famous alumnus in current National Football League standout quarterback and Super Bowl MVP Joe Flacco, who starred for Delaware in 2006-07. August will also be joined by former Blue Hens Curtis Dickson (men’s lacrosse), Jim Fischer (cross country and track & field coach), Mickey Heinecken (three sport athlete, football and men’s lacrosse coach), Erica LaBar (field hockey), Ed Maley (football), Tyechia Smith (track & field), Diane Stetina (women’s basketball and volleyball), and Colleen Walsh (volleyball) in the 20th induction class.

The members will be honored in an invitation-only ceremony and reception for family and fields as part of Homecoming Weekend festivities on campus on Friday, October 28. The honorees will also be recognized at halftime of the Delaware vs. Towson football game at Delaware Stadium the following afternoon, October 29.

For more information on August and the entire induction class, or to purchase tickets for the football game please visit the University of Delaware announcement on the 2016 Athletics Hall of Fame Class.

 

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Goldey-Beacom Golf Sits Second After Round One of the Charger Challenge


In an All-Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference affair, Goldey-Beacom is second after round one of the Charger Challenge in Suffern, NY.


Garrett Brown (Severn, MD), fellow senior Chris Mandia (Catskill, NY) and freshman Shea Murphy (Wilmington, DE/Wilmington Charter) again were on their games by shooting 78, which has them tied for eighth place. Junior Andre Primeau (Pontypool, Ontario) is tied for 20th with 81 and senior Tom Hannig (Claymont, DE/Concord) is tied for 43rd with 90.


The Lightning shot 315 among the eight-team field and is just three shots in back of Concordia (NY). The top four teams are separated by six shots with Nyack at 316 and Dominican (NY) at 318.


Final-round action takes place Saturday at Spook Rock Golf Course.



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

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SUBJECT: Allison Briley Sets Career Kills Mark but Chestnut Hill Rallies to Defeat Wilmington Volleyball in Five Sets

DATE: September 30, 2016
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NEWARK, Del. - - The Wilmington University volleyball team couldn’t close out Chestnut Hill, as the Griffins battled back to take the final two sets for the 3-2 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference South Division contest on Friday night at the WU Athletics Complex.

Set scores for the match were 19-25, 25-20, 25-17, 22-25, and 10-15.

The loss overshadows a record-breaking night by the Wildcats’ (6-8, 3-2 CACC) Allison Briley, as she became the program’s all-time leader in kills, breaking the record with her 17th kill of the night. She needed to get to 1,199 career kills to break 2015 graduate and former teammate Kaitlin DiGiacinto’s mark set last year. Briley finished with 19 kills on the night and now has 1,201 career terminations.

After dropping the first set on Friday night, the Wildcats used a 7-3 spurt to break a 12-12 tie in the second set. The Wildcats didn’t allow the Griffins (6-9, 4-3 CACC) to earn back-to-back points the rest of the way and Rebecca Rawlinson picked up a kill on set point to tie the match, 25-20.

The third set was determined with a 5-0 run by the Wildcats, turning a 15-13 lead into a 20-13 advantage. The Griffins closed the gap to 21-17, but a Briley kill, a Jenna Brown ace, and a Jill Braunsberg kill put the Wildcats ahead, 2-1, in the match with the 25-17 set three win.

Trailing 13-10 in the fourth set, the Wildcats went on a 7-2 run to take a 17-15 lead, but the Griffins stemmed the tide and regained an 18-17 lead with a 3-0 run of their own. An Eile Harris kills tied the set, but then the Griffins scored back-to-back points en route to a 5-1 run and never looked back. The Wildcats saved two set points, but the Griffins forced a fifth set, 25-22.

The fifth set started in back and forth action, with Harris bringing the Wildcats to within 6-5 early on. But the Griffins picked up back-to-back points with the Wildcats in the net, switching sides with an 8-5 lead. They continued with the next two points as well, getting a solo block for the 10-5 lead. Briley’s record-breaking kill brought the Wildcats to within 11-7, but then she rattled off back-to-back kills and Miranda Shaw produced a service ace to bring the Wildcats to within 12-10. But again, the Griffins stemmed the tied and took the final three points of the match, finishing off the Wildcats, 15-10.

Braunsberg finished a kill shy of an elusive triple-double, collecting nine kills, 18 assists, and a team high 28 digs. The freshman also finished with a match high four service aces. Briley finished with a double-double with 19 kills and 16 digs while Shaw added another double-double as well with 19 assists and 11 digs. Rawlinson chipped in with six kills but finished with three solo blocks and two block assists to go along with three aces. Addalyn Flores led the back row with 24 digs for the Wildcats.

The Wildcats out blocked the Griffins, 13 to 6, but Chestnut Hill was able to collect more digs, 123 to 105. The Griffins ended up out-hitting the Wildcats, .182 to .166, as well.



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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Selheimer, Scott W.<selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Fri, Sep 30, 2016 at 6:24 PM
Subject: UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ATHLETICS DAILY RECAP September 30, 2016
To:


UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ATHLETICS DAILY RECAP – September 30, 2016

To read all the Blue Hens athletics news, visit www.bluehens.com

FIELD HOCKEY: No. 10 Delaware Picks Up 1-0 CAA Win at No. 19 James Madison
HARRISONBURG, Va.(Sept. 30) – In a rematch of last season’s CAA title game, the three-time reigning league champion Blue Hens pulled out the 1-0 victory over the No. 19 Dukes at an extremely rainy JMU Field Hockey Complex.FULL STORY

WOMEN'S SOCCER: Blue Hens' Win Streak Snapped With 1-0 Loss at Towson
TOWSON, Md. (Sept. 30) -- Towson's Natalia Pinkney scored the only goal of the match 11:30 into the contest as the Tigers defeated the University of Delaware women's soccer team 1-0 Friday afternoon. Pinkney scored her fourth goal of the season off an assist from Emily Marshall for Towson, which improved to 5-7-1 overall and 2-1 in the Colonial Athletic Association. FULL STORY

UPCOMING EVENTS
Saturday, October 1
Women's Golf at Princeton Invitational, All Day
Men's Tennis at Lehigh Invitational, All Day
Women's Tennis at Cissie Leary Invitational at Penn, All Day
Women's Tennis at Villanova Invitational, All Day
Cross Country at Paul Short Invitational at Lehigh, 10 a.m.
M/W Swimming & Diving vs. Georgetown, St. Francis, 1 p.m.
#rv Football at #7/6 James Madison, 1:30 p.m.
Volleyball vs. Elon, 7 p.m.
#rv Men's Soccer vs. Hofstra, 7 p.m.

HOME EVENTS IN BOLD

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Goldey-Beacom Men’s Soccer’s Unbeaten Streak Ends with 1-0 Loss to Felician


A dreary day at Caravel Academy in Bear, DE got worse for Goldey-Beacom when it permitted a goal in the 13th minute in a 1-0 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference loss to Felician.


A first half that saw the shots level at 5-5 also saw the game’s only marker. Jovan Poggi lifted a perfect corner kick from the right side to Bashkim Saiti, who headed it home for his first goal of the year. It was the Golden Falcons’ only shot on cage.


GBC controlled most of the second half to the tune of a 16-1 shots edge, but could not get one through. Goalkeeper Jasur Tursunboyev saved the day in the 90th minute when he saved a shot from Alvaro Martinez (Zaragoza, Spain) right on the goal line after fellow junior Declyn Brown (Glasgow, Scotland) had his initial shot blocked.


Tursunboyev closed with five saves and Saiti amassed two shots for Felician (2-6-2, 2-3-1 CACC).


The loss ended the Lightning’s six-game unbeaten string, their longest since winning six straight in 2002. GBC (6-2-1, 4-1-1) now sits in a first-place tie with Georgian Court (4-1-1) in the league at the halfway mark.


Goldey-Beacom is on the road Wednesday to face West Chester for a 3:00 pm match.



Goldey-Beacom Women’s Soccer Draws, 1-1, With Felician


Goldey-Beacom and Felician went to overtime for the fourth consecutive time in the series and the squads played to a 1-1 tie at Caravel Academy in Bear, DE.


Felician grabbed the 1-0 lead in the 22nd minute when a failed clear resulted in Amanda Nowak getting the ball and rocketing home a 10-yard shot for her sixth goal of the season.


GBC in the 60th minute leveled the match, 1-1. Senior Jane Grimley (Franklinville, NJ) had the ball on the left and fed a cross to junior Tanner Turner-Rush (Harrisburg, PA), who put it in from six yards for her third goal of the season.


The game went into overtime thanks to a spectacular save from Lightning senior Cindell Aguirre (El Paso, TX), who dove to her right to rob Danielle Stoll in the 90th minute. Aguirre made two more saves in the second overtime as the Lightning ran their unbeaten streak to three games (2-0-1).


Aguirre closed with six saves and junior Amy Runciman (Luton, England) attempted five shots for the Lightning (7-2-1, 4-1-1 CACC), who now sit in third place by themselves in the league.


Nowak had five shots and Bjonda Ademi made three saves for the Golden Falcons (2-6-1, 1-4-1), who are unbeaten in their last 10 games vs. the Lightning (7-0-3).


The four overtime games in this run have produced three draws and one Felician win.


Goldey-Beacom on Wednesday visits Lincoln (PA) for a 4:00 pm match.



Goldey-Beacom Volleyball Handed 3-0 Loss by West Chester


Goldey-Beacom ran into a buzzsaw in West Chester and was dealt a 3-0 loss (7-25, 5-25, 13-25) in West Chester, PA.


The Golden Rams closed the match with a 36-18 kills advantage and an astonishing .456 hitting percentage. West Chester over the first two sets recorded a combined 22-8 kills edge with just three errors.


Sophomore Olivia Florence (Glen Allen, VA) dished 17 assists one night after becoming the fifth player in school history to reach 1,000 career assists. Senior Grace McCarthy (Middletown, DE/Delaware Military Academy) had eight kills and freshman Lindsay Przywara (Williamstown, NJ) amassed seven digs for the Lightning (4-6).


Karleigh Lutz notched eight kills and Jillian Grammer recorded 31 assists for the Golden Rams (13-4).


Goldey-Beacom is on the road Tuesday at Millersville for a 7:00 pm match.



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

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From: Greg Royce <groyce@stevenson.edu>
Date: Sat, Oct 1, 2016 at 3:34 PM
Subject: Mustangs Upend No. 13 Eastern, DeSales 3-1
To: "dawvoice3@gmail.com" <dawvoice3@gmail.com>

October 1, 2016


OWINGS MILLS, Md. – Stevenson University downed No. 13 Eastern University to open the Middle Atlantic Conference crossover in women's volleyball Saturday morning at Owings Mills Gymnasium by a 3-1 score, followed by a 3-1 win over DeSales University in the evening. The set scores against Eastern were 26-24, 18-25, 25-18, 27-25. The win over the Eagles is the first over a ranked opponent for the Mustangs since downing No. 8 Juniata in the second round of the NCAA tournament in 2013.

Sophomore Moriah Savage led Stevenson (15-7) with 15 kills on .480 hitting, while junior Annika Schwartz posted her sixth double-double of the season with 10 kills and a career-high 23 digs. She also finished with four service aces. Senior Kristen Brooks notched nine kills and 12 digs, while freshman Victoria Prokic posted eight kills and four blocks.

Junior Deanna Bradbury recorded 26 digs, while senior Sara Bollinger registered 23 assists, 10 digs and six service aces. Freshman Julie Nightwine added 20 assists.

Eastern (15-2) was paced by Alicia Weigel's 18 kills, while Stephanie Elechko added 14.

In the fourth set, Stevenson held a 19-9 lead following a Nightwine service ace before the Eagles started to chip away, pulling within 21-17 on a Stevenson attack error. Eastern pulled within 23-22 when a Savage kill put Stevenson up 24-22 and serving for match point.

A Weigel kill, followed by points from Sarah Roberts and Elechko, put the guests up 25-24 and serving to force a fifth set. Sophomore Chelsea Ireland capped a long rally with a kill to tie the set 25-25, then back-to-back kills by Brooks closed out the match.

In the first set, Stevenson fell behind 18-12 before a 5-1 run by the Mustangs capped by back-to-back Savage kills made it 19-17. Stevenson took its first lead of the set at 25-24 on an attack error, then an ace by Bollinger closed out the set.

Against DeSales (11-8), Stevenson dropped the first set 23-25 before rallying to win 25-11, 25-22, 25-13 to extend its win streak to six matches.

Savage finished with 15 kills against the Bulldogs, with Schwartz notching 12 and junior Lauren Weaver 11. Schwartz recorded her second double-double of the day with 10 digs. Bradbury led the way with 16 digs defensively, followed by Brooks' 11, while Bollinger notched 23 assists and Nightwine 20.

Stevenson led 20-13 in the first set and held a 23-17 lead when the Bulldogs ran off the final seven points of the set to take a 1-0 lead. DeSales took advantage of five straight Mustang attack errors. The hosts gathered themselves to jump out to an 8-0 lead in the second set and were never seriously threatened.

The third set was tied 20-20 when a service error followed by a Savage kill gave Stevenson a 22-20 lead. Schwartz recorded an ace to make it 23-20, with another Savage kill closing out the frame. Stevenson again charged out strong in the fourth, opening up a 15-5 lead.

Stevenson returns to action Wednesday night when it travels to Widener University for a 7:00 MAC Commonwealth contest.

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DATE: October 1, 2016
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WATERBURY, Conn. - - The Wilmington University women’s soccer team rebounded and snapped a three-match losing streak with a clutch Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory at Post, 3-1, on Saturday afternoon at LaMoy Field.

The Wildcats (5-4, 4-2 CACC) got back in the win column with a pair of first half goals, widening the margin to two goals once again with an early goal in the second half. Post (3-5, 3-3 CACC) cut the deficit to a single goal just 2:23 into the second half, but the Wildcats held on for the conference win.

The visitors had four corners in the first half, but it wasn’t until the final one where they were able to find the back of the net. Rebecca Dolhansky sent the ball into the box and found the head of Carin Essex-Arline for the 1-0 lead at the 36:24 mark.

Less than three minutes later the Wildcats took a 2-0 advantage, this time Dolhansky being the beneficiary of a nice pass. Teigha Ward found Dolhansky and she was able to put the Wildcats up, 2-0, with her first goal of the year at the 39:06 mark.

The Wildcats had the first two shots of the second half, but it was the Eagles that got on the board to cut the deficit in half. A long ball over the top beat Wilmington net minder Kierrstyn Williams just 2:23 in the half.

But the Wildcats kept the pressure on the Eagles, offering up the next shot in the game and the first corner of the half. The set piece off the corner was working for the Wildcats on Saturday, as Essex-Arline flicked on a corner kick from Dolhansky to the back post, finding Laura van Steveninck for the insurance goal at the 55:33 mark.

The Eagles had an opportunity in the 63rd minute, but Williams saved the first shot before the rebound chance sailed high. The Wildcats’ Valerie Bragg nearly made it a three-goal advantage in the 70th minute, but her shot hit the crossbar and stayed out.

The Wildcats out shot the Eagles, 15-10, for the match while also earning more corners, 7-3. Williams recorded five saves for the Wildcats while the Eagles’ goalkeeper made five stops as well.

The Wildcats remain in CACC play with their next contest, as they host Georgian Court on Tuesday night. The game will be played at Caravel Academy in Bear, Del., with the opening whistle slated for 7:00 p.m.

 

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rom: Selheimer, Scott W. <selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Sat, Oct 1, 2016 at 3:57 PM
Subject: FOOTBALL: No. 7 James Madison Breaks Away to Spoil Delaware’s CAA Football Opener, Posts 43-20 Victory Over Blue Hens
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SUBJECT: No. 7 James Madison Breaks Away to Spoil Delaware’s CAA Football Opener, Posts 43-20 Victory Over Blue Hens

DATE:  October 1, 2016

HARRISONBURG, Va. -- Things were looking good for the University of Delaware football team early in the second quarter Saturday when Wes Hills finished off a 78-yard drive with a nifty 24-yard scoring run to knot the score with James Madison 7-7.

But things quickly went south for the Blue Hens after that as the No. 7 ranked Dukes reeled off 33 straight points and never looked back in ruining the Blue Hens’ Colonial Athletic Association opener with a 43-20 victory at Bridgeforth Stadium.

Delaware (2-2, 0-1 CAA) did manage to rush for 312 yards as part of a solid 437-yard performance, but there was no stopping the powerful James Madison attack as the Dukes (3-1, 2-0 CAA) piled up 607 total yards on the way to their second straight win.

“It was a bad day for Delaware football,” said Delaware head coach Dave Brock, whose team had defeated JMU three of the last four meetings, including a 30-23 overtime win at Bridgeforth Stadium in 2014. “We didn’t play well and you have to tip your hat to James Madison. We knew they were a pretty good team and they confirmed that today. The game got away from us after it was 7-7, which is very disappointing. It was a tough day and we got a bad result.”

Delaware will look to regroup next Saturday when the Hens host Maine for Parents and Family Weekend at Delaware Stadium. The game will be the Hens’ first at home since a season-opening 56-14 win over Delaware State back on Sept. 1.

The Blue Hens’ running attack was a bright spot as the running back trio of Wes Hills, Jalen Randolph, and Thomas Jefferson combined to pile up 241 of the team’s 312 yards on the ground and each scored a touchdowns. Jefferson posted a team-high 92 yards on 12 carries while Hills added 78 on eight carries and Randolph contributed 71 yards on five tries. Hills returned to action for the first time since injuring an elbow vs. Lafayette on Sept. 10.

Delaware quarterback Joe Walker, who also returned to action after missing the Wake Forest game with an injury, hit on 8 of 19 passes for 124 as the Hens reached a season-high in that category. Junior wide receiver Diante Cherry caught six passes for a career-high 92 yards.

James Madison, which entered the game with an offense that ranked No. 2 in the NCAA in rushing (328.0 yards per game), second in scoring offense (48.0), and fourth in total offense (512.3), was on the mark once again. The Dukes piled up 607 total yards - the most ever by JMU against Delaware and the seventh highest total ever against Delaware - including 398 yards on the ground.

“We didn’t tackle particularly well and for a unit on defense that I certainly have a lot of confidence in, we struggled,” said Brock. “It was disappointing and its my job to make sure it doesn’t happen. We will have to find a way to fix it going forward.”

Khalid Abdullah rushed for 159 yards and two touchdowns, quarterback Bryan Schor ran for 103 yards and three scores and also threw for 209 yards and a touchdown, and Cardon Johnson added 93 yards on the ground.

After each team hit the uprights on a long field goal attempt in their first possessions, JMU drew first blood with a seven-yard run from Schor with three minutes left in the opening stanza. But the Hens came right back to knot the score at 7-7 as they drove 78 yards and Hills completed the drive with an impressive 24-yard run that saw him emerge from a pile of defenders and scamper the rest of the way untouched for the score on the first play of the stanza.

But the rest of the day held little success for the Blue Hens.

James Madison answered quickly with three straight scores over an eight-minute span to take a 26-7 lead at the break and then scored with 6:12 left in the third to increase the lead to 33-7. A 41-yard scoring run up the middle by Abdullah seven seconds into the final stanza increased the lead to 40-7 and sealed the deal.

Delaware refused to lay down and added two more scores, a 12-yard run by Randolph with 11:02 left to play and a 12-yard burst by Jefferson with 3:39 remaining.

“I don’t think this week will be any different than anything we usually do,” said Randolph about bouncing back from the loss. “We will watch the film, make the corrections, and put it behind us. We will get better from this. We can still be the team we want to be. We will learn from this.”

HEN SCRATCHINGS:
• Delaware’s 26-7 deficit was its largest since a 42-0 halftime deficit vs. Pitt in the 2014 season opener
• Delaware became the first team to win the time of possession battle with JMU this year, holding a slim four-second lead
• Penn State transfer Troy Reeder led the UD defense with nine tackles while Charles Bell contributed eight
• The Blue Hens, who were idle last week after falling to Wake Forest 38-21 on Sept. 17, had won six straight games following bye weeks, including three under Dave Brock
• Delaware entered the game ranked No. 3 in the NCAA in turnover margin at +8, did not force a turnover for the first time this season
• Joe Walker interception in the third quarter was the first thrown by the Blue Hens this season and snapped a streak of 100 straight passes without an interception since the Towson game on Oct. 31, 2015

AGATE:

Delaware............0.......7.......0......13......20
James Madison.....7.....19.......7......10......43

Scoring Summary

1st Quarter
JMU - Bryan Schor 7 run (Tyler Gray kick), 3:00 left
2nd Quarter
Delaware - Wes Hills 24 run (Frank Raggo kick), 14:54
JMU - Terrence 17 pass from Schor (Gray kick), 10:47
JMU - Khalid Abdullah 8 run (Gray kick failed), 6:46
JMU - Schor 9 run (Schiele pass failed), 2:57
3rd Quarter
JMU - Schor 18 run (Gray kick), 6:12
4th Quarter
JMU - Abdullah 41 run (Gray kick), 14:53
Delaware - Jalen Randolph 12 run (Walker pass failed), 11:02
JMU - FG Gray 19, 6:11
Delaware - Thomas Jefferson 2 run (Raggo kick), 3:39
Attendance: 25,236

Team Statistics JMU DELAWARE
Rushes-yards 32 20
Passes 19-25-0 9-20-1
Passing yards 209 125
Total Yards 607 437
Fumbles-losts 1-0 0-0
Punts-Avg. 2-36.0 4-41.5
Penalties-yards 7-65 3-20
Sacks by 1-6 0-0
Possession 29:58 30:02

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rom: Delaware State University Football <dsuhornets@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Sat, Oct 1, 2016 at 4:29 PM
Subject: Article: FB: HORNETS DROP MEAC OPENER TO MORGAN STATE 20-17
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Mike Waters scored his first career touchdown on one-yard run in 20-17 loss to Morgan State
FB: HORNETS DROP MEAC OPENER TO MORGAN STATE 20-17
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Sat, October 01, 2016
Baltimore, Md. (Oct. 1, 2016) --- Delaware State ran out of time after scoring in the final minute of a 20-17 loss to Morgan State in the Hornets ‘ MEAC opener played in steady rain and heavy downpours at Hughes Stadium this afternoon.

The Bears won their second straight to improve to 2-2 overall and 2-0 in the MEAC this season. The Hornets fell to 0-4 and 0-2.

Delaware State held a lead for the first time this season, pulling ahead 10-6 on a one-yard touchdown run by freshman Mike Waters and a 28-yard field goal by Wisdom Nzidee.

The Bears responded with 14 unanswered points to open up a 20-10 lead.

The Hornets capped off a 20-play, 85-yard drive with a six-yard touchdown pass from Daniel Epperson to Aris Scott with 37.5 seconds left to play.

Delaware State failed to recover an onsides kick attempt following the score, allowing Morgan State to run out the clock.

Waters’ touchdown run was the first of his career. He led all players with a career-high 96 yards rushing on 17 carries, highlighted by a 44-yard run in the second quarter.

The Hornets return to action next Saturday (Oct. 8) at home against Hampton. The MEAC contest begins at 2 p.m. at Alumni Stadium.

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SUBJECT: Wilmington Volleyball Rebounds with CACC Sweep at Dominican

DATE: October 1, 2016
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ORANGEBURG, N.Y. - - Less than 24 hours removed from a five-set match, the Wilmington University volleyball team went on the road and swept Dominican to bounce back in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference play on Saturday afternoon inside the Hennessy Center.

Set scores for the match were 25-14, 25-21, and 25-22.

The Wildcats (7-7, 4-2 CACC) produced their second best attack percentage of the season on Saturday, hitting .226 with 38 kills and only 14 errors. The defense held the Chargers (4-11, 3-3 CACC) to a .079 attack percentage, producing 56 digs to the Chargers’ 48.

Eile Harris led the attack with a .400 attack percentage, putting down six kills while not committing an error in 15 attempts. Allison Briley led the attack with 11 kills, hitting .276 on the day with only three errors on 29 swings. Jill Braunsberg collected seven kills while Emma Kongevold and Megan Ward chipped in with six kills each.

Miranda Shaw dished out a team high 15 assists while Braunsberg added 13 assists. Braunsberg also added a team high 14 digs while Briley put up 13 digs. Jenna Brown added 11 digs while Addalyn Flores was the final Wildcats in double figures with 10.

The Wildcats also held the edge behind the service line, coming up with a the most aces in a three-set match this season with 11. It is the fifth time this season the Wildcats have had double digit aces, but the first match that didn’t go a full five sets. Braunsberg and Briley led the way with four aces each while Shaw, Rebecca Rawlinson, and Brown also got in the mix with one aces each.

The Wildcats remain on the road for another match this week, making the short trip to Goldey-Beacom on Wednesday night. The first serve is set for 7:00 p.m. inside the Joseph West Jones Center.

 

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SUBJECT: Two Top Five Finishes Lead Wilmington Cross Country at Don Cathcart Invitational

DATE: October 1, 2016
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SALISBURY, Md. - - A pair of top five finishes highlighted the Wilmington University cross country teams competing at the 28th Annual Don Cathcart Invitational on Saturday morning at Winter Place Park.

Senior Ken Fontal led the Wildcats with a second place finish while sophomore Isaac Ndirangu finished fourth to lead the men to a fourth place team finish. Rachel Jones’ 26 points led the women’s team to a ninth place finish in the team standings.

It’s the first time this season the veteran got eh better of the newcomer, as Fontal finished second in the men’s 8K event. Fontal only trailed Salisbury’s Branson Oduor, finishing the meet in 25:52.20, under five seconds from the lead. Ndirangu was less than three second behind his teammate, but Messiahs Benjamin Schott was in between the two to force Ndirangu to fourth place. Ndirangu ran the 8K in 25:56.15.

Junior transfer Korey Jeffries finished 26th as the Wildcats’ third runner, crossing the line in 27:16.95. Graduate student Logan Brady finished 51st overall, earning the team 32 points with his time of 28:31.33 while freshman Zach Panza rounded out the Wildcats scoring in 58th place, earning 35 points with a time of 28:50.42.

Johnathan Avila finished 61st overall with a time of 28:55.38 while Manuel Suero placed 66th overall with a time of 29:25.86. Jayven Davis rounded out the Wildcats on the course with an 87th place finish, crossing the line in 36:10.67.

Host Salisbury won the men’s event with 27 points followed by Christopher Newport and Messiah’s 65 points. Wilmington finished fourth overall with 85 points.

On the women’s side, Jones paced the Wildcats with 26 points, finishing 28th overall with a time of 24:26.42. Tori Vickers followed just behind Jones in 30th overall, gaining 28 points for the Wildcats. She finished the 6K course in 24:31.80. Tara Langan gave the Wildcats 46 points with a 52nd place finish, crossing the line in 25:59.21.

Graduate student Joelle Prettyman and senior Christine Czajkowski finished back-to-back to round out the Wildcats’ scoring. Prettyman finished 61st overall for 53 points, running the course in 26:28.74 while Czajkowski finished 62nd overall for 54 points in 26:33.14.

Emily Kockott placed 74th overall for the Wildcats, crossing the line in 27:25.35 while Tori Crawford rounded out the Wildcats on Saturday with a 98th place finish in 31:38.14.

Messiah won the women’s event with 42 points while host Salisbury finished second with 52 points. Mansfield rounded out the top three with 108 points.

The Wildcats are back on the course next Saturday when they head to the site of where the NCAA Division II National Championship will be held. They will win the Abbey Course in St. Leo, Fla., hosted by St. Leo University starting at 7:30 a.m.

 

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SUBJECT: Two Top Five Finishes Lead Wilmington Cross Country at Don Cathcart Invitational

DATE: October 1, 2016
djl

SALISBURY, Md. - - A pair of top five finishes highlighted the Wilmington University cross country teams competing at the 28th Annual Don Cathcart Invitational on Saturday morning at Winter Place Park.

Senior Ken Fontal led the Wildcats with a second place finish while sophomore Isaac Ndirangu finished fourth to lead the men to a fourth place team finish. Rachel Jones’ 26 points led the women’s team to a ninth place finish in the team standings.

It’s the first time this season the veteran got eh better of the newcomer, as Fontal finished second in the men’s 8K event. Fontal only trailed Salisbury’s Branson Oduor, finishing the meet in 25:52.20, under five seconds from the lead. Ndirangu was less than three second behind his teammate, but Messiahs Benjamin Schott was in between the two to force Ndirangu to fourth place. Ndirangu ran the 8K in 25:56.15.

Junior transfer Korey Jeffries finished 26th as the Wildcats’ third runner, crossing the line in 27:16.95. Graduate student Logan Brady finished 51st overall, earning the team 32 points with his time of 28:31.33 while freshman Zach Panza rounded out the Wildcats scoring in 58th place, earning 35 points with a time of 28:50.42.

Johnathan Avila finished 61st overall with a time of 28:55.38 while Manuel Suero placed 66th overall with a time of 29:25.86. Jayven Davis rounded out the Wildcats on the course with an 87th place finish, crossing the line in 36:10.67.

Host Salisbury won the men’s event with 27 points followed by Christopher Newport and Messiah’s 65 points. Wilmington finished fourth overall with 85 points.

On the women’s side, Jones paced the Wildcats with 26 points, finishing 28th overall with a time of 24:26.42. Tori Vickers followed just behind Jones in 30th overall, gaining 28 points for the Wildcats. She finished the 6K course in 24:31.80. Tara Langan gave the Wildcats 46 points with a 52nd place finish, crossing the line in 25:59.21.

Graduate student Joelle Prettyman and senior Christine Czajkowski finished back-to-back to round out the Wildcats’ scoring. Prettyman finished 61st overall for 53 points, running the course in 26:28.74 while Czajkowski finished 62nd overall for 54 points in 26:33.14.

Emily Kockott placed 74th overall for the Wildcats, crossing the line in 27:25.35 while Tori Crawford rounded out the Wildcats on Saturday with a 98th place finish in 31:38.14.

Messiah won the women’s event with 42 points while host Salisbury finished second with 52 points. Mansfield rounded out the top three with 108 points.

The Wildcats are back on the course next Saturday when they head to the site of where the NCAA Division II National Championship will be held. They will win the Abbey Course in St. Leo, Fla., hosted by St. Leo University starting at 7:30 a.m.

 

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rom: Selheimer, Scott W.<selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Sat, Oct 1, 2016 at 9:14 PM
Subject: UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ATHLETICS DAILY RECAP October 1, 2016
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UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ATHLETICS DAILY RECAP – October 1, 2016

To read all the Blue Hens athletics news, visit www.bluehens.com

FOOTBALL: Seventh-Ranked James Madison Runs Through Delaware for 43-20 Victory
HARRISONBURG, Va. (Oct. 1) -- Things were looking good for the University of Delaware football team early in the second quarter Saturday when Wes Hills finished off a 78-yard drive with a nifty 24-yard scoring run to knot the score with James Madison at 7-7. But things quickly went south for the Blue Hens after that as the No. 7 ranked Dukes reeled off 33 straight points and never looked back in ruining the Blue Hens’ Colonial Athletic Association opener with a 43-20 victory at Bridgeforth Stadium. FULL STORY

MEN'S SOCCER: Hens Drop Heartbreaker to Hofstra, 2-1, for First CAA Loss of Season
NEWARK, Del. (Oct. 1) – No. rv Delaware had multiple scoring opportunities Saturday evening, but in the end Hofstra came out on top, 2-1, at a rainy Stuart & Suzanne Grant Stadium. FULL STORY

VOLLEYBALL: Blue Hens Fall To Elon, 3-2, in Second Consecutive Five-Set Thriller
NEWARK, Del. (Oct. 1) -- For the second consecutive match the University of Delaware volleyball rallied from two sets down but could not complete the comeback as the Blue Hens fell to Elon in a five-set thriller Saturday night at the Bob Carpenter Center. FULL STORY

SWIMMING & DIVING: UD Men Defeat Georgetown, Women Split vs. Hoyas, St. Francis (Pa.) in Season-Opener
NEWARK, Del. (Oct. 1) -- The University of Delaware men’s swimming and diving team defeated Georgetown while the Blue Hen women topped Saint Francis (Pa.) and fell to the Hoyas during UD’s 2016-17 season-opener Saturday afternoon at Rawstrom Natatorium. FULL STORY

WOMEN'S GOLF: Delaware Women’s Golfers Eighth After First Day of Princeton Invitational
PRINCETON, N.J. (Oct. 1) -- The University of Delaware women’s golf team carded team rounds of 302 and 310 on Saturday to finish the first day of the Princeton Invitational in eighth place out of 12 squads. FULL STORY

CROSS COUNTRY: Blue Hen Cross County Finishes Seventh at Paul Short Invitational
BETHLEHEM, Pa. (Oct. 1) -- The University of Delaware cross country team posted a seventh place finish out of 42 squads in the Brown race of the 43rd Annual Paul Short Invitational held Saturday morning on the Lehigh campus. FULL STORY

UPCOMING EVENTS

Sunday, Oct. 2
Women's Golf at Princeton Invitational, All Day
Men's Golf at Binghamton Invitational, All Day
Men's Tennis at Lehigh Invitational, All Day
Women's Tennis at Cissie Leary Invitational at Penn, All Day
Women's Tennis at Villanova Invitational, All Day
Rowing at Head of Christina, Wilmington, Del. (Exhibition), All Day
Volleyball vs. Charleston, 1 p.m.
#10 Field Hockey at William & Mary, 1 p.m.
Women's Soccer at James Madison, 2 p.m.

HOME EVENTS IN BOLD

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

 

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SUBJECT: Gomar Advances to Second Round but Wilmington Women’s Tennis Knocked from Singles Bracket at ITA East Regional Championships

DATE: October 1, 2016
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SYOSSETT, N.Y. - - The Wilmington University women’s tennis team will rely on its doubles team to make a deep run at the 2016 ITA East Regional Championships as the four remaining singles players were eliminated on day two of the event on Saturday.

Freshman Begona Gomar was the only Wildcat to advance in the bracket on Saturday, defeating the number-three qualifier from the Qualifying Bracket, 6-1 and 6-2. But the freshman ran into a familiar foe in NYIT’s Karoline Pondusova in the second round, and the Bears’ player got the best of Gomar for the second time this season, 6-2 and 7-5.

After advancing to the second round of the Qualifying Bracket on Friday, Milica Knezevic dropped her match on Saturday, 8-3, to Queens. Wilmington’s number one singles Anushka Sathe fell in the first round of the Championship Bracket, 6-3 and 6-2, while Laura Gil also lost in the first round on Saturday, 7-5, 0-6, and 10-5, to a Southern New Hampshire player.

Again, the Wildcats will rely on their doubles teams to make a deep run through the ITA’s when they return to the court on Sunday for Day Three.

 

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SUBJECT: Eighth Ranked LIU Post Strikes Early in 4-0 Win over Wilmington Men’s Soccer


NEWARK, Del. - - Four first half goals were too much to overcome for the Wilmington University men’s soccer team as No. 8 LIU Post remained undefeated with a 4-0 victory on Saturday afternoon at the WU Athletics Complex.

A goal in the opening minute of play put the Wildcats (6-2) on their heels in the first half, and the Pioneers (9-0) took advantage. Ranked eighth in the latest NSCAA National Poll, the Pioneers converted four of their nine shots in the first half into goals to carry them to the shutout victory.

Looking to respond after having the Pioneers knock them out of the NCAA Division II East Regional Tournament a season ago, the Wildcats aimed for the upset. But it was the Pioneers that struck in the opening minute of play to take the momentum.

A turnover in the midfield led to a LIU Post breakaway as Charlie Ledula scored just 45 seconds into the contest. The Pioneers made it a 2-0 lead in the 17th minute with a header by Joey Forgaard before adding to their lead on another goal by Ledula in the 23rd minute. Harry Pearse capped the Pioneer scoring after capitalizing on another Wilmington turnover in the midfield in the 37th minute.

The Wildcats put four shots on the board in the second half but were still out shot, 5-4, en route to being out shot, 14-7, in the game. The Wildcats did earn more corners, 4-1, in the match, but couldn’t capitalize on any of their opportunities.

A tough stretch of games continues this week for the Wildcats, as they host Bridgeport on Tuesday before hosting Georgian Court on Wednesday afternoon. Tuesday matchup at the WU Athletics Complex is set for a 3:30 p.m. opening whistle.

 

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Date: Sun, Oct 2, 2016 at 2:15 PM
Subject: UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ATHLETICS DAILY RECAP October 2, 2016
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UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ATHLETICS DAILY RECAP – October 2, 2016

To read all the Blue Hens athletics news, visit www.bluehens.com

FIELD HOCKEY: #10 Delaware Captures 3-2 OT Win at William & Mary
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (Oct. 2) – It took nearly the entire 80 minutes, but No. 10 Delaware eventually came out on top over William & Mary, 3-2, in overtime Sunday afternoon at Busch Field. FULL STORY

VOLLEYBALL: Delaware Volleyball Again Falls in Five Sets in 3-2 Loss to Charleston
NEWARK, Del. (Oct. 2) – The University of Delaware volleyball team won the second and third sets to take control, but the College of Charleston answered by taking the final two sets as the Blue Hens dropped yet another five-set thriller to the Cougars Sunday afternoon at the Bob Carpenter Center. FULL STORY

WOMEN'S SOCCER: Delaware Booters Upended by James Madison 3-1 to Close CAA Road Weekend
HARRISONBURG, Va. (Oct. 2) -- The University of Delaware women’s soccer team battled host James Madison even during the second half of play but a two-goal halftime deficit was too much to overcome and the Blue Hens dropped a 3-1 decision Sunday afternoon at Sentara Park. FULL STORY
WOMEN'S GOLF: Blue Hens Finish Eighth, Klotz 10th at Princeton Invitational
PRINCETON, N.J. (Oct. 2) -- The University of Delaware women’s golf team fired a 308 round on Sunday as the Blue Hens finished in eighth place out of 12 squads at the Princeton Invitational. FULL STORY

SWIMMING & DIVING: UD Men Defeat Georgetown, Women Split vs. Hoyas, St. Francis (Pa.) in Season-Opener
NEWARK, Del. (Oct. 1) -- The University of Delaware men’s swimming and diving team defeated Georgetown while the Blue Hen women topped Saint Francis (Pa.) and fell to the Hoyas during UD’s 2016-17 season-opener Saturday afternoon at Rawstrom Natatorium. FULL STORY

CROSS COUNTRY: Blue Hen Cross County Finishes Seventh at Paul Short Invitational
BETHLEHEM, Pa. (Oct. 1) -- The University of Delaware cross country team posted a seventh place finish out of 42 squads in the Brown race of the 43rd Annual Paul Short Invitational held Saturday morning on the Lehigh campus. FULL STORY

UPCOMING EVENTS

Monday, Oct. 3
Men's Golf at Binghamton Invitational, All Day

Wednesday, Oct. 5
Men's Soccer at Penn, 7 p.m.

HOME EVENTS IN BOLD

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

 

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Fantastic Four Highlight Goldey-Beacom’s CACC Weekly Award Winners


The awards keep rolling in for Goldey-Beacom with four student-athletes honors with weekly honors from the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference.


Junior Lorenzo Gama (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) was named the Men’s Soccer Player of the Week, freshman Adam Quann (Pennsville, NJ/Pennsville) was picked the Men’s Cross Country Rookie of the Week, senior Cindell Aguirre (El Paso, TX) made the Women’s Soccer Weekly Honor Roll and sophomore Olivia Florence (Glen Allen, VA) earned a spot in the Volleyball Weekly Honor Roll.


Gama scored twice Wednesday against Chestnut Hill in Goldey-Beacom’s 3-1 victory. He scored in the 33rd minute to give the Lightning a 2-0 lead and then tallied in the 67th minute to restore the two-goal margin.


Gama is the team’s second Player of the Week pick as sophomore Chahin Aghrim (Bonn, Germany) was honored September 19. The Lightning (6-2-1, 4-1-1 CACC), who were on a six-game unbeaten streak before Saturday’s loss to Felician, are tied for first place with Georgian Court (4-1-1) at the halfway pole.


Quann, who made the Weekly Honor Roll on September 26, closed 25th at the Paul Short Invitational in 27:01 against some of the elite Division II and Division II squads.


Quann has been the Lightning’s top finisher in each of their four races this season.


Aguirre made the Weekly Honor Roll for the third time in four weeks, making 11 saves to earn a pair of results. She ended her week with a phenomenal diving save late in regulation as well as two saves in the second overtime of Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Felician. Before making six saves in that match, she had five Wednesday in Goldey-Beacom’s 1-0 victory at Chestnut Hill.


Aguirre is 26th in the country with 933 minutes played, 34th with an .873 save percentage, 48th with a .675 goals-against average and 105th with 4.80 saves per contest. She also has 13 career shutouts, one off tying the school record held by Stephanie Steele (2003-06) for a GBC team (7-2-1, 4-1-1) which is third in the league.


Florence averaged 9.33 assists per set over four matches last week and became the fifth player in school history to reach 1,000 career assists. She achieved that mark Friday against Philadelphia U., a match in which she had 31 assists. Florence’s week also was highlighted with 38 assists at Lincoln and 26 at Chestnut Hill.


Florence is 80th in the country with 9.75 assists per set and 78th with 0.44 aces per set.




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

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



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DATE: October 3, 2016
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NEWARK, Del. - - Fans have the opportunity to catch the Wilmington University men’s basketball team play at home at the WU Athletics Complex on 13 different occasions as third year head coach Dan Burke has announced the 28-game slate for the 2016-17 season.

Besides teams from the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC), the Wildcats will host three teams from the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC), as well as one team from the Northeast-10 Conference. A road game at NCAA Division I Morgan State University also highlights the upcoming season.

The Wildcats begin the season at a CACC/ECC Conference Challenge on the weekend of November 12-13. The team will head to LIU Post and first take on NYIT in the season opener on the 12th before playing the host Pioneers on the 13th.

The first chance to catch the Wildcats at the WU Athletics Complex will be on November 16 when the team welcomes Pace to Newark, Delaware. The team has a short turnaround for its Division I opponent, as they head to Morgan State for the crossover game on November 17.

The first month of action concludes with three games against PSAC opponents, hosting Bloomsburg on the 26th before heading to Shippensburg on the 28th. November ends with a home game against Millersville on the 30th.

The Wildcats will begin its trek back to the CACC Tournament with the first game of December, hosting Philadelphia on the 3rd. The Wildcats are looking to earn one of the four spots from the CACC South Division for the CACC Tournament, a feat they last performed in 2014-15.

The team heads to USciences and Georgian Court before hosting West Chester University on December 12. Another road trip to Chestnut Hill in squeezed in before the final game of the 2016 calendar year against Goldey-Beacom on December 18 at home.

The New Year starts with the final nonconference game of the year at the District of Columbia on January 2 before the team will finish out the season inside the CACC. Throughout the rest of the season, the Wildcats will host Dominican, Caldwell, USciences, Georgian Court, Nyack, Holy Family, and Chestnut Hill while taking to the road to battle Felician, Bloomfield, Holy Family, Concordia, Post, Goldey-Beacom, and Philadelphia.

The goal is to get to the CACC Tournament with the First Round game scheduled for Saturday, February 25 at the higher seed. The four advancing teams will head to Caldwell University to take part in the CACC Tournament Semifinals on March 4 with a champion to be crowned on March 5.

AGATE:

2016-2017 Wilmington University Men’s Basketball Schedule

NOVEMBER:
12 – vs. NYIT (at LIU Post); 12 – at LIU Post; 16 – vs. Pace University; 17 – at Morgan State University; 26 – vs. Bloomsburg University; 28 – at Shippensburg University; 30 – vs. Millersville University

DECEMBER:
3 – vs. *Philadelphia University; 6 – at *University of the Sciences; 10 – at *Georgian Court University; 12 – vs. West Chester University; 15 – at *Chestnut Hill College; 18 – vs. *Goldey-Beacom College

JANUARY:
2 – at University of the District of Columbia; 4 – at *Felician University; 7 – vs. *Dominican College; 10 – at *Bloomfield College; 14 – vs. *Caldwell University; 17 – vs. *University of the Sciences; 21 – at *Holy Family University; 28 – at *Concordia College

FEBRUARY:
1 – vs. *Georgian Court University; 4 – vs. *Nyack College; 7 – vs. *Holy Family University; 11 – at *Post University; 15 – vs. *Chestnut Hill College; 18 – at *Goldey-Beacom College; 21 – at *Philadelphia University; 25 – at CACC Tournament Quarterfinals

MARCH:
4 – at CACC Tournament Semifinals (at Caldwell); 5 – at CACC Tournament Championship (at Caldwell)

 

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SUBJECT: Lorne Bickley and Jill Braunsberg Named CACC Rookies of the Week

DATE: October 3, 2016
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - - The underclassmen continue to shine for the Wilmington University athletics department, as men’s soccer’s Lorne Bickley and volleyball’s Jill Braunsberg were named Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Rookie of the Week in their respective sports on Monday.

It is the third time in his young career that Bickley (St. Helier, Jersey/De La Salle College) has been named the CACC Rookie of the Week for men’s soccer, including back-to-back weeks. It is the first time that Braunsberg (Birdsboro, Pa./Daniel Boone HS) has been named the CACC Rookie of the Week for volleyball.

Bickley continued his hot streak in a match against Holy Family last week, scoring twice while adding an assist in the team’s 5-0 win. He assisted on the game’s second goal in the 56th minute before scoring back-to-back goals just 48 seconds a part to put the Wildcats ahead 4-0. He now leads the CACC with seven goals scored while also tied amongst the top with 17 points on the season. He has scored four goals and added one assist for nine points in the past two weeks.

Braunsberg flirted with a triple-double against Chestnut Hill, accumulating nine kills, 18 assists, and a season high 28 digs. It is the third time this season she has been one kill away from a triple-double. She managed another double-double to end the week, however, amassing 13 assists and 14 digs in three sets at Dominican. For the week she averaged 2.00 kills, 4.18 assists, and 4.64 digs per set. She also led the Wildcats with 10 service aces, collecting two at USciences before adding four aces against both Chestnut Hill and at Dominican. She is now third in the CACC in averaging 0.54 aces per set this season.

Senior outside hitter Allison Briley was named on the Weekly Honor Roll after becoming the program’s all-time leader in kills. Cross country’s Ken Fontal was also named to the sport’s Weekly Honor Roll after finishing second at the 28thAnnual Don Cathcart Invitational.

 

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Date: Tue, Oct 4, 2016 at 6:48 PM
Subject: UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ATHLETICS DAILY RECAP October 4, 2016
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UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE ATHLETICS DAILY RECAP – October 4, 2016

To read all the Blue Hens athletics news, visit www.bluehens.com

FIELD HOCKEY: No. 9 Blue Hens Crack Top 10 in NFHCA Poll for First Time Since 1998
CHANDLER, Ariz. (Oct. 4) – For the first time in nearly 20 years, the University of Delaware field hockey squad was ranked within the Top 10 of the Penn Monto/NFHCA Division I Coaches Poll as the Blue Hens were positioned at No. 9 in the most recent release. FULL STORY

MEN'S GOLF: Blue Hens Set Two-Round Record in Third Place Finish at Matthews Auto Collegiate Invitational
APALACHIN, N.Y. (Oct. 4) -- The University of Delaware men’s golf team posted a 282 team score on Monday as the Blue Hens finished in third place out of 16 squads at the Matthews Auto Collegiate Invitational hosted by Binghamton. FULL STORY

MEN'S SOCCER: Fede Prieto Garners CAA Rookie of the Week Accolades
RICHMOND, Va.(Oct. 4) – Delaware freshman Fede Prieto (Las Rozas de Madrid, Spain/IES Carmen Conde/Mostoles CF) was named the CAA’s Rookie of the Week, as announced by the league Monday. FULL STORY

UPCOMING EVENTS
Wednesday, Oct. 5
Men's Soccer at Penn, 7 p.m.

HOME EVENTS IN BOLD

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

 

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Goldey-Beacom once again battled to the end, but was dealt a 3-0 loss (20-25, 19-25, 20-25) at Millersville in Millersville, PA.


Millersville recorded a .294 hitting percentage in the opening set with Erin Harman getting six kills to grab the early lead. GBC had a 13-11 kills advantage in the second set, but the Marauders closed things in the third set with a 13-7 edge to go with a .250 percentage.


Senior Grace McCarthy (Middletown, DE/Delaware Military Academy) had 10 kills, Lindsay Przywara (Williamstown, NJ/Williamstown) recorded eight and 12 digs, fellow freshman Makinsie Balderson (Fairfax, VA) amassed 10 and sophomore Olivia Florence (Glen Allen, VA) totaled 28 assists for the Lightning (4-7).


Florence now has 1,047 career assists, moving into fourth place in school history.


Harman closed with 13 kills, Kelsi Ceriani totaled 11 kills and a .667 hitting percentage, Katie Laughman notched 22 digs and Grace Dawson dished 20 assists for the Marauders (4-10).


Goldey-Beacom is home Wednesday for a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference match vs. Wilmington (DE), beginning at 7:00 pm.



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

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



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

 

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SUBJECT: Women’s Soccer Give Georgian Court First CACC Loss, 3-2, in Dramatic Fashion

DATE: October 4, 2016
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BEAR, Del. - - It took the entire 90 minutes but the Wilmington University women’s soccer team knocked off Georgian Court, 3-2, in a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference clash on Tuesday night at Bob Peoples Stadium at Caravel Academy.

Trying to hold on down the stretch, the Wildcats (6-4, 5-2 CACC) couldn’t get the ball out of their own 18-yard box in the waning seconds. The ball ended in the back of the net as time expired, but a foul was called on Georgian Court (7-3, 6-1 CACC) for running into the goalkeeper, ending any chance of a tied game.

The end of the game was a representation of the entire game, as both teams battled back and forth throughout.

The Lions struck first in the first half, taking a Wildcat turnover in the backfield and taking a 1-0 lead in the 19th minute. Amanda Astudillo noticed Wildcat goalkeeper Kierstyn Williams off her line and immediately took a shot from distance.

The Wildcats were able to tie the match in the 33rd minute, converting on one of their four corner kicks in the first half. After the corner was taken, the ball was headed in the box multiple times, but never cleared. The ball eventually found the back post and the head of Valerie Bragg who put it in the back of the net for her first collegiate career goal.

The Wildcats came out of the gate in the second half with a purpose and put the pressure on the Lions in the early going. The Wildcats’ first shot of the half put the home team in front, as Teigha Ward slipped through the back line of the defense. Gabrielle Perry played the ball over the top of the back line, giving Ward a chance in behind the defense. Ward cut the ball back to her left foot and shot from just inside the 18-yard box, giving the Wildcats a 2-1 lead in the 48th minute.

Another scramble in the box completely swung the momentum into the Wildcats favor, as they extended the lead in the 79th minute. Another Rebecca Dolhansky corner resulted in the ball being on the foot of Loran Wyrough and she buried her shot for her sixth goal of the year.

The Lions were able to stay in the match late, scoring in the 88th minute to cut the deficit to 3-2. Although the Wildcats struggled to fully clear the ball in the final two minutes, they held on to give the Lions their first conference loss.

The Lions outshot the Wildcats, 10-8, but the Wildcats held the advantage in corners, 6-2. Williams recorded five saves on the night, including tipping one away while backtracking in the first half, for the win. Georgian Court’s Natalie Axelsson made three saves on the night.

The Wildcats return to action on Thursday afternoon when they host Bridgeport at the WU Athletics Complex. The opening whistle is slated for 3:30 p.m.

 

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SUBJECT: Deron Joe’s Blast Gives Wilmington Men’s Soccer a 2-1 Victory over Bridgeport

DATE: October 4, 2016
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NEWARK, Del. - - The Wilmington men’s soccer team came out with a victory, 2-1, over the University of Bridgeport on Tuesday afternoon at the WU Complex.

The game-winning goal came in the second half in the 81st minute off the foot of Deron Joe with an assist from Lorne Bickley. The Wildcats held composure in the last 10 minutes of the game to bring their record to 7-2 overall with the nonconference win.

During the first half, the Wildcats made the first move with a corner kick opportunity by senior Juan Bernal. Classmate Jamie Burridge made a run to the near post and was able to finish with a header to the far post. It was his fourth goal of the season.

But the lead didn’t last long, as Bridgeport (0-8) answered back within four minutes to bring the first half to a 1-1 tie. With a bouncing ball in the box, the Wildcats’ defensive clear was slammed right into the Purple Knight’s Jake Atkinson and into the back of the goal.

Wilmington had the bulk of the possession during the game, finishing with a crushing 16-3 advantage in shots over Bridgeport, including an 8-0 advantage in the second half. But it wasn’t until the eighth shot of the half that the Wildcats were able to find the back of the net. Bickley kept the ball alive in the box by keeping it away from the Purple Knight goalkeeper. Now on the endline, Bickley played a ball back into the field and found a charging Joe just into the box. Joe’s blast was his third of the season and proved to be the game-winner.

Vinny Tasca recorded one save in goal for the Wildcats. The home team also earned more corners, 8-1, than the Knights.

The next match for the Wildcats will be against Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference leading Georgian Court University (4-1-1) tomorrow, Wednesday, at 3:30 p.m.

 

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Goldey-Beacom’s Garrett Brown Named to CACC Men’s Golf Monthly Honor Roll


Another strong start to the season for Goldey-Beacom senior Garrett Brown (Severn, MD/Glen Burnie) has placed him on the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Men’s Golf Monthly Honor Roll.


The honor is new for the conference to celebrate full-year sports not playing in their traditional season. The CACC Men’s Golf Championship is played in April, but will move to the fall starting in 2017.


Brown averaged 77.0 over six rounds in September with a top-10 finish and two top-10 finishes within the region. He closed tied for seventh at the Glade Springs Invitational and tops among region golfers with 229, including a final-round 75. Brown also ended tied for 12th at the Charger Challenge with 155, including a final-round 77.


Brown is a two-time qualifier for the NCAA Regional and in 2015 was named all-conference. He also made the league’s Spring Academic Honor Roll last season.


Goldey-Beacom is on the links Monday and Tuesday at the Post Eagles Invitational in Watertown, CT.



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

Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
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Goldey-Beacom Men’s Soccer Falls, 1-0, at West Chester


Goldey-Beacom stepped out of league play for the penultimate time in the regular season and was dealt a 1-0 loss by West Chester in West Chester, PA.


West Chester (7-3-2) scored the lone goal in the 57th minute. Brett Glasco got the ball and fed it to Miguel Ross, who fired one home from 18 yards for his third goal of the season.


The Lightning (6-3-1) held the shot advantage for the seventh time this season, closing with a 16-11 mark. Chahin Aghrim (Bonn, Germany) had three shots and fellow sophomore Suhail Bismilla (Johannesburg, South Africa) came up with three saves.


Ross attempted four shots and James Wood recorded five saves for the Golden Rams.


Goldey-Beacom is on the road Saturday at Dominican (NY) as part of a doubleheader with the women’s team. The men’s game starts at 2:30 pm, which follows the women’s noon contest.



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

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



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Goldey-Beacom’s Nina Sengl Named CACC Student-Athlete of the Month


Senior Nina Sengl (Puchheim, Germany) has enjoyed one of the most outstanding careers in Goldey-Beacom history and today added to that in being named Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Student-Athlete of the Month.


The award is given to only one student-athlete a month, no matter what gender, based on what he or she has done in athletics, academics and within the community.


On the tennis court, Sengl has helped elevate the Lightning to parts unseen in school history. One of the squad’s most prolific players, she is tied for fifth in school history with 37 doubles victories and seventh overall with 35 singles triumphs. Sengl’s 14 doubles victories in 2014-15 are tied for fourth in school history and her 14 singles wins from the prior season are tied for seventh.


Her historic 2014-15 campaign saw her end 14-5 in doubles and 8-3 in singles. It also was an historic season for the Lightning as they became the first team in school history in any sport to win a head-to-head contest in the NCAA Tournament. The squad went 18-5 for a school record in victories, tied the team mark with 10 shutouts and closed the season ranked 31st in the country according to the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA).


For September, Sengl went 3-0 in singles and doubles to help Goldey-Beacom open 3-0 in the CACC for the fourth time in five years.


The academic honors are just another part of Sengl’s game. She won the 2015-16 CACC Women’s Tennis Top XV Award for having the best GPA among those participating in the league championship. The Marketing Management major also is a three-time member of the league’s Fall Academic Honor Roll.


Sengl helped the team participate in Tennithon, assisting 65 junior players with various parts of their game in a five-hour tennis marathon to benefit the Delaware Tennis Foundation. She also helped with Adopt-a-Family, soliciting GBC gear from coaches and student-athletes that was given to a Wilmington family who lose their home in a fire. Sengl also assisted the athletics department last October with Bras for a Cause, which raised money and collected bras during breast cancer awareness month.


Sengl is the first for Goldey-Beacom so honored since Lillian Chukwueze from women’s basketball was presented in January 2015.




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

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



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om: Greg Royce <groyce@stevenson.edu>
Date: Wed, Oct 5, 2016 at 5:53 PM
Subject: Women's Volleyball Remains Unbeaten in Conference, Sweeps Widener
To: "dawvoice3@gmail.com" <dawvoice3@gmail.com>

October 5, 2016

CHESTER, Pa. – Junior Annika Schwartz posted her third straight double-double and eighth of the season with 12 kills and 11 digs as the Stevenson University women's volleyball team swept Widener University 3-0 in MAC Commonwealth play Wednesday night at the Schwartz Center. The set scores were 25-16, 25-18, 26-24.

Stevenson (16-7, 5-0 MAC Commonwealth) extended its win streak to seven matches with the victory. Schwartz's 12 kills led a balanced attack that saw senior Kristen Brooks notch nine kills, junior Lauren Weaver and sophomore Moriah Savage each register eight, and freshman Victoria Prokic add six. Prokic and Weaver each had three block assists, with sophomore Chelsea Ireland leading with four block assists.

Junior Deanna Bradbury finished with 15 digs, while senior Sara Bollinger handed out 20 assists and freshman Julie Nightwine 19.

Widener (8-13, 2-2 MAC Commonwealth) was paced by Nicole Dorman's 10 kills.

In the first set, the Pride held a 15-14 lead following a Kierston Forney kill, but back-to-back kills by Brooks and Schwartz gave the Mustangs a 16-15 advantage. A Dorman kill tied the frame 16-16, but from there, Stevenson rattled off nine of the final 10 points, including the final six, and a Savage kill closed it out.

Stevenson clung to a 16-15 lead in the second set when a Bradbury kill, followed by back-to-back assisted blocks by Weaver and Ireland, gave the guests a four-point cushion. Coming out of a timeout, a Schwartz kill extended the lead to five, and the Mustangs maintained at least a four-point lead the rest of the way.

Widener, trying to extend the match, jumped out to a 14-10 lead in the third before the Mustangs pulled within one, 15-14, on a Brooks kill. The Pride rebuilt a 20-15 lead before a 6-1 Stevenson run capped by an attack error by the hosts tied the set 21-21. Widener scored the next two points to go up 23-21, but kills by Weaver and sophomore Lauren Jan and a Pride attack error put Stevenson back in front.

A Dorman kill knotted the set 24-24, the eighth tie of the set, before the Mustangs notched the final two points to take the victory.

Stevenson hit .297 for the match while limiting Widener to a .067 clip, including .014 over the final two frames (15 kills, 14 errors on 69 attempts).

Stevenson is idle until Tuesday, October 11, when it hosts Albright College in a 7:00 MAC Commonwealth contest at Owings Mills Gymnasium.

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sUBJECT: Goldey-Beacom Slugs its Way to 3-1 CACC Victory over Wilmington Volleyball

DATE: October 5, 2016
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WILMINGTON, Del. - - Despite winning the first set, the Wilmington University volleyball team fell to crosstown rival Goldey-Beacom, 3-1, in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference action on Wednesday night at the Joseph West Jones Center.

Set scores for the match were 25-10, 20-25, 19-25, and 23-25.

The Wildcats (7-9, 4-3 CACC) came out of the gates on fire, hitting .619 in the first set with 14 kills and only one error on 21 attempts. But after the first set, the Lightning (5-7, 2-5 CACC) outhit the Wildcats, putting down 47 kills in the final three games to the Wildcats’ 27.

Everything was working for the Wildcats in the first set, as they jumped out to leads of 6-1 and 11-2. Freshman Emma Kongevold put down three straight kills and four kills in a 5-0 run to give the visitors a 16-4 lead. Jenna Brown served an ace before Eile Harris gave the Wildcats a 23-7 lead. The Lightning scored three straight to make it respectable before the Wildcats closed out the set, 25-10.

The Wildcats used a 4-0 run to tie the second set, 11-11, but a 7-3 Lightning run turned the set in favor of the home team, 18-14. Back-to-back Lightning errors brought the Wildcats to within 20-19, but three straight kills and a service ace gave the home team set point, 24-19.

The Lightning carried the momentum into the third set, opening with a 5-2 lead. The Wildcats battled back to tie the set, 7-7, but the Lightning went on another 5-2 run to regain a 12-9 lead. It was tough for the Wildcats to gain back-to-back points the rest of the way, as the Lightning continued to hold leads at 16-12, and 20-15. The Lightning finished off the set with back-to-back kills, 25-19.

Looking to stay in the match, the Wildcats jumped out to early leads in the fourth, taking the first three points and held a 7-5 lead. The Wildcats led 12-10, but the Lightning fought back with three straight points for their first lead of the game, 13-12. A Harris and Jill Braunsberg block tied the set, 13-13, but the Lightning went on a 5-1 run to retake the lead, 18-14. Still down 22-19, the Wildcats used a service error to go on a 3-0 run, tying the match at both 22-22 and 23-23. But a Wilmington attack error and a GOldey-Beacom kill put the set and the match away for the Lightning.

Allison Briley led the Wildcats with 10 kills and three aces while Kongevold finished with 10 kills and a .333 attack percentage, making only two errors on the night. Braunsberg dished out a team high 23 assists while Addalyn finished with a team high 14 digs.

The Wildcats return to the WU Athletics Complex for their next CACC contest on Saturday. They host two-time CACC Tournament Champions Post on Saturday with the first service set for 12:00 p.m.

 

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Goldey-Beacom Volleyball Rallies for Stunning 3-1 Victory Over Wilmington (DE)


In arguably its most enthralling match of the year, Goldey-Beacom rallied to take control over the final three sets and grab a shocking 3-1 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference win (10-25, 25-20, 20-19, 25-23) over Wilmington (DE) at the Jones Center in Wilmington.


The Lightning is set two looked like a completely different team, owning a 17-6 kills edge with a .308 hitting percentage. Junior Jada Canteen (Warrington, PA) had six kills, no errors and a .667 percentage in the frame with senior Grace McCarthy (Middletown, DE) amassing five kills.


The third set only saw a 15-14 kills edge in Goldey-Beacom’s way, but the home side only committed two errors. McCarthy, junior Jax Babezski (Warrington, PA) and freshman Lindsay Przywara (Williamstown, NJ) each had four kills in the set.


The fourth set saw the Wildcats score the first three points and also hold a 12-10 lead. But the Lightning struck back with a 15-11 run to end the match, culminated with Przywara’s kill. Przywara had six kills in the set, one which GBC posted a 15-7 kills advantage to secure only its second win in the teams’ last 19 meetings.


Przywara and McCarthy had 14 kills apiece with Canteen and Babezki each getting 10. Sophomore Olivia Florence (Glen Allen, VA) dished 44 assists and sophomore Makinsie Balderson (Fairfax, VA) had 14 digs for the Lightning (5-7, 2-5 CACC).


Emma Kongevold and Allison Briley had 10 kills apiece, Jill Braunsberg totaled 23 assists and Addalyn Flores contributed 14 digs for the Wildcats (7-9, 4-3).


Goldey-Beacom is home again Friday to entertain Post, beginning at 7:00 pm.




Goldey-Beacom Women’s Soccer Rolls to 10-0 Victory at Lincoln (PA)


Senior Cindell Aguirre (El Paso, TX) tied the school’s career shutout record with junior Amy Runciman (Luton, England), senior Jane Grimley (Franklinville, NJ) and sophomore Sophie Woods (Manchester, England) all scoring twice for Goldey-Beacom, which cruised to a 10-0 rout at Lincoln (PA) in Oxford, PA.


Aguirre recorded four saves and equaled the career mark of 14 shutouts she now shares with Stephanie Steele (2003-06). It also was her sixth shutout of the season to match her personal best, just one off the school record.


Runciman’s second brace of the season gives her five goals and 14 points on the campaign. Her 17 career goals move her into a tie for sixth place in school history and her 54 points place her fifth.


The Lightning (8-2-1), who scored seven times in the second half, also got goals from sophomore Cliona Crammond (Wicklow, Ireland), junior Halle Thomas (Mantua, NJ), senior Becca Cordo (Roosevelt, NJ) and sophomore Juana Henao (Bogota, Colombia). GBC had a 12-4 edge in the second half and 19-6 overall, one year after recording a 13-0 home triumph over the Lady Lions (1-7).


Goldey-Beacom hits the road Saturday to visit Dominican (NY) as part of a doubleheader with the men’s team. The women’s game starts at noon, followed by the men’s contest at 2:30 pm.



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

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



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