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Lexi Bruno Becomes Career Assists Leader in Goldey-Beacom Women’s Basketball 55-49 Loss to University of the Sciences


Junior Lexi Bruno (Millville, NJ) became the school’s career assists leader, but Goldey-Beacom could not find its shooting touch in the second half and was handed a 55-49 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference loss by University of the Sciences at the Jones Center in Wilmington, DE.


The Lightning held a 27-25 halftime lead, but the Devils came out smoking in the second half with an 11-2 run to open a 36-29 cushion with 6:30 left in the third quarter. Sarah Abbonizio scored six points in that span and ended in with a layup for USciences, which shot 5-of-7 from the field in that span.


GBC was within 46-41 early in the fourth quarter before USciences scored the next five points to open a 51-41 lead with 6:06 remaining. Laura Trisch delivered the key bucket in that span by canning a huge 3-pointer.


The Lightning closed to 51-47 with 1:47 on a layup from junior Britani Bryson (Hampton, VA), but empty possessions followed and the home side could not take advantage. Abbonizio ended things by canning two free throws with eight seconds left for a 53-47 margin and give USciences the CACC South Division title.


Bruno ended with five assists and now has 421 career in just under three seasons. She entered the contest tied with Devonne Richardson (2009-13) tied for the team lead.


Bryson had 12 points and nine rebounds with Bruno getting 11 and six for the Lightning, who shot 34 percent (20-of-59) from the floor.


Abbonizio and Alex Thomas (Hockessin, DE) scored 12 points apiece with Colleen Walsh getting nine and 14 rebounds for the Devils (22-5, 15-3 CACC), who shot 36 percent (18-of-50) from the floor and overcame 15 turnovers.


Goldey-Beacom (15-11, 11-6 CACC) now sits tied with Chestnut Hill (11-6) for second place in the CACC South. The two play each other in the final game of the season next Tuesday with one of those schools getting a home game in the CACC quarterfinals next Saturday.


Before that, Goldey-Beacom is home Saturday for Senior Night against Wilmington (DE) at 8:00 pm. Please note GBC will host “Hoop it Up” for our alumni and parents of student-athletes during the game. To RSVP your attendance, please RSVP the alumni office at alumni@gbc.edu.



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

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



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SUBJECT: Wilmington Softball Starts Season with Shutout of Southern New Hampshire, but Falls to Kutztown

DATE: February 17, 2017
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. - - The Wilmington University softball team began its 2017 campaign with a split of games on Friday, defeating Southern New Hampshire, 7-0, before falling to Kutztown, 3-1, to kick off the 2017 Snowbird Softball Freeze Out Tournament.

The bats wasted little time to warm up on Friday, collecting 19 hits in the two games, including seven extra base hits. The pitching was also firing on all cylinders, as Caitlyn Whiteside tossed a complete game shutout over the Penmen before Brooke Lachette tossed 4.1 strong innings against Kutztown, getting hurt by defensive errors.

Freshman Whitney DeMora introduced herself in a big way in the top of the first inning in the opener, crushing a solo shot to dead center field in her first collegiate at-bat to put the Wildcats ahead, 1-0. Becca Stanley led off the top of the second with a double before Kaitlyn Slater knocked her senior classmate in with a single for the 2-0 lead in the first two innings.

The big hits continued to come for the Wildcats, as Slater led off the top of the sixth inning with a solo homer to left for the 4-0 lead while a sac fly brought in another run in the inning to put the Wildcats ahead, 5-0. Stanley capped the runs for the Wildcats to a two-run blast of her own in the seventh inning, bringing in Colby Wyatt for the 7-0 lead. Whiteside took care of the rest for the shutout.

Whiteside allowed eight hits, but only one extra base hit, with only one walk. She struck out three batters in the win.

Stanley finished 3-for-4 with two RBI and three runs scored while Slater went 2-for-3 with two RBI and a run scored. Rosa’Lynn Burton and Danielle Bradley added doubles for their lone hits of the opener.

The defense let the Wildcats down in the nightcap, as they committed four errors in the game with all three third inning runs coming unearned.

Burton was the catalyst for the Wildcats’ lone run, as they got off to another fast start with a first inning score. Burton led off the game with an infield single, moving to second on an error. She was soon standing on third with a stolen base. Jazmeen Llamas put the Wildcats on the board with an RBI single, but she was left stranded at third base as the Golden Bears escaped a bases loaded, no out jam with just the one run.

Lachette got out of a bases loaded jam in the bottom of the first, but couldn’t escape danger in the third. An error and a single put two runners on with two outs, but the Golden Bears came up with a two-run single to move ahead, 2-1. Another error moved the runner to third base and Lachette got the ground ball she was looking. But another fielding error brought in the third run and the Wildcats could never recover.

The Wildcats had a chance in the top of the seventh, as Bradley led off the inning with a hit-by-pitch. Burton put the tying run on base with an infield single, but the Wildcats couldn’t convert in falling, 3-1.

Burton went 3-for-4 from atop the Wildcats’ lineup as Llamas picked up the lone RBI. DeMora had the lone extra base hit for the Wildcats with a double in the first inning.

The Wildcats return to action on Saturday with games against Shippensburg and Lock Haven in continuing the 2017 Snowbird Softball Freeze Out Tournament.
 
Goldey-Beacom Softball Falls to Mount Olive and Catawba


Another tough test of softball was on tap for Goldey-Beacom, which was dealt a 12-2 loss by Mount Olive and an 8-3 setback by Catawba in Salisbury, NC.


GBC grabbed a 1-0 lead on Mount Olive in the top of the first when senior Paulynn Mao (Anaheim, CA) doubled to bring home sophomore Shelby Murphy (Laurel, DE). After the Trojans grabbed a 2-1 lead, senior Charlee King (New Castle, DE/Hodgson Vo-Tech) in the third brought Mao home on a sacrifice fly for a tie game.


Mount Olive grabbed the lead for good in the bottom of the third when Caitlin Ewers lined a two-run single down the right-field line for a 4-2 contest. The game ended via run rule in the sixth when Callie Ferrell launched a three-run homer.


Mao closed with two hits and Millville, NJ sophomore Alexa Calareso permitted four runs – three earned – and three hits over 2 2/3 innings.


Ewers, Ferrell and Alexis Hobson all had two hits for the Trojans (7-6). Ewers gave up two runs and four hits over six innings with three strikeouts.


Against Catawba, Goldey-Beacom drew to a 1-1 tie in the third when Murphy scored on a wild pitch. But the Indians plated four runs in the bottom of the frame for a 5-1 cushion, keyed by Kristen Stinnard’s two-run single.


The Lightning (1-5) looked for a rally in the seventh and cut into the deficit with senior Amber Wroble (Mechanicsville, MD) lacing a two-run double to left, scoring King and sophomore Rachel Davis (Bethel, DE).


Calareso was charged with five runs – four earned – and 10 hits over five innings.


Stinnard record three hits and Kaylee Cook allowed three runs and five hits over seven innings with three strikeouts for Catawba (3-8).


Goldey-Beacom is off until March 4, when it faces Bridgeport for a noon doubleheader in the home opener.




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

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



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Goldey-Beacom’s Lexi Bruno and Parris Ridgeway-Higgs Named to CACC Weekly Honor Roll


The awards from the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference do not stop for Goldey-Beacom with junior Lexi Bruno (Millville, NJ) and senior Parris Ridgeway-Higgs (New Castle, DE/Hodgson Vo-Tech) named to the league’s Weekly Honor Roll.


Bruno averaged 17.5 points, 8.0 assists and 5.5 rebounds over two games with six 3-pointers. She had 24 points, 11 assists, four 3-pointers and five rebounds in Goldey-Beacom’s 81-65 victory over Wilmington (DE). That was after Bruno recorded 11 points, six rebounds, five assists and two 3-pointers Wednesday vs. University of the Sciences.


Bruno, who is second in school history with 1,477 points, continues to be one of the most prolific playmakers and scorers in the country. Her play has the Lightning (16-11, 12-6 CACC) second in the CACC South Division and heading to the conference tournament for the seventh time in the last eight years.


Ridgeway-Higgs averaged 18.5 points on 13-of-21 shooting, 4.5 rebounds and 3.5 assists over two games with seven 3-pointers and three steals. He scored 26 points on 9-of-15 shooting with four 3-pointers, five rebounds, four assists and three steals Saturday in a tough loss to Wilmington (DE). Ridgeway-Higgs also had 11 points, four rebounds and three assists Wednesday vs. University of the Sciences.


Ridgeway-Higgs is 14th in school history with 812 career points and has been one the catalysts for the Lightning the last four seasons. His squad (19-6, 13-5) is locked into the number three seed from the CACC South and will face either Bloomfield or Dominican (NY) on Saturday in the quarterfinals.


Goldey-Beacom ends the regular season Tuesday at Chestnut Hill with the women’s game at 6:00 pm and the men’s contest at 8:00 pm.





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

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



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SUBJECT: Women’s Basketball’s Season Comes to a Close with 81-74 Loss at Philadelphia

DATE: February 21, 2017
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - - The Wilmington University women’s basketball season came to an all-too-soon end on Tuesday night as they fell 81-74 on the road at Philadelphia in the 2017 regular season finale on Tuesday night in the Gallagher Center.

In a “win and in” scenario for the second year in a row, the Wildcats (12-16, 9-10 CACC) fell on the final night of the regular season to miss out on the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament. The win puts the Rams (14-14, 9-10 CACC) into the CACC Tournament as the South Division’s number four seed and a date with the North Division regular season champs Caldwell on Saturday.

The Wildcats fought back from a 12-point second quarter deficit with a 13-3 run to close the gap to as few as 30-28 with 3:06 showing on the clock. But the Rams finished off the half with two of the final three buckets to head into the break leading 34-30.

Jasmine Lee hit back-to-back jumpers to start the third quarter to tie the game at 34-34, but the Rams quickly answered with a 9-2 run of their own and never looked back. LaShyra Williams brought the game to within 46-40, late in the third quarter, but the Rams extended the lead back out to as many as 13 points before the end of the frame. They went into the final quarter of play leading 55-44.

Still trailing by 13 points, the Wildcats used an 8-0 spurt to climb to within five. Jocelyn Rodriguez started the run with a jumper before a corner three-pointer by Emma Matthews brought the Wildcats to within 62-57 with 4:00 left in regulation. But the Rams had an answer once again as they scored the next five points to put a stamp on the game.

Late three-pointers had the Wildcats to within single digits, but the Rams were able to hit enough free throws down the stretch to hold off any late-game comeback.

The Wildcats forced the rams into 22 turnovers, as they were able to convert them into 21 points. But the Rams out-rebounded the Wildcats, 43-34, for the game, including 30-17 on the defensive side, not allowing the Wildcats to get second chance points.

Lee ended her four-year career with the Wildcats with a team-high 18 points, adding five rebounds and three steals. Williams added 17 points and five rebounds while Macy Robinson chipped in with 14 points, six rebounds, and five assists. Matthews came off the bench to hit three three-pointers, finishing with 11 points. Rodriguez ended her four-year career with six points, four rebounds, and four assists on Tuesday night
 
Goldey-Beacom Women’s Basketball Clinches Home Quarterfinal With 89-72 Win at Chestnut Hill


Junior Lexi Bruno (Millville, NJ) recorded the first triple-double of her career, became the school’s three-point leader and Amanda McGrogan (Mount Laurel, NJ) took over in the fourth quarter for Goldey-Beacom, which clinched a home game for the CACC quarterfinals with an 89-72 triumph at Chestnut Hill in Philadelphia, PA.


Bruno broke the three-point record by connecting from the left wing with 1:47 to go in the first half, marking her second school record after eclipsing the assists mark last Wednesday at University of the Sciences. She has 201 three-pointers and bested the mark held by Jacinda Jones (2007-08, 2009-13), who hit 198 from beyond the arc.


Bruno closed the half by scoring six points during an 8-0 run that put the Lightning ahead, 41-36. She scored 12 points in the half, McGrogan netted 11 and junior Britani Bryson (Hampton, VA) added 10 for GBC, which shot 45 percent (14-of-31) that included 5-of-6 from 3-point range.


McGrogan then took over in the fourth, scoring nine of her 11 points in the stanza during a 14-2 run that gave the visitors a 74-56 lead with 5:20 remaining. She started the burst with two 3-pointers and Bruno also netted five points.


Bruno ended with 19 points, 14 assists that set a career high and 11 rebounds that tied her personal best in yet another milestone to her standout career. Bryson scored a game-high 28 points on 14-of-17 shooting and McGrogan netted a career-best 27 points for the Lightning, who shot 57 percent (16-of-28) from the field in the second half and 51 percent (30-of-59) overall.


Shannon Glenn and Vicky Tumasz netted 14 points apiece for the Griffins (16-10, 11-8 CACC).


Goldey-Beacom (17-11, 13-6) ends the regular season second in the CACC South Division and is headed to the conference tournament for the seventh time in eight seasons. It will be home Saturday against Dominican-NY (11-17, 11-8), which closed third in the North Division. Game time at the Jones Center in Wilmington, DE is 2:00 pm.





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

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



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SUBJECT: Ponzo-Meek Named Player of the Year; Burke Coach of the Year to Lead WilmU on All-CACC Awards List

DATE: February 24, 2017
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - - Records continue to be set for the Wilmington University men’s basketball team this season as the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference announced its major award winner and All-Conference selections for the 2016-17 season. The Wildcats were well represented on both fronts.

Three Wildcats were named as the awards were announced, with senior guard Tyaire Ponzo-Meek being voted the CACC Player of the Year and First Team All-CACC while junior Nick Richards earned a spot on the Second Team in a vote by the league’s 14 head coaches. Head Coach Dan Burke rounded out the selections by being named the CACC Coach of the Year in a vote by the league’s sports information directors.

It is the first time the Wildcats have produced the conference’s Player of the Year as well as the first time a head coach has been named the CACC Coach of the Year. It also marks the first time two student-athletes were voted to a First and Second Team in the same season. The Wildcats had a third team member and two honorable mention players in the 2009-10 season.

Ponzo-Meek (Wilmington, Del./Howard) led the Wildcats and finished third in the CACC in scoring 19.7 points per game, scoring in double digits in all 28 games in the regular season to extend his incredible streak to 62 consecutive games scoring 10 or more points. He plays 36.8 minutes per game so he’s always on the court for the Wildcats, is third on the team in grabbing 5.4 rebounds per game and second in dishing out 3.2 assists per game. He has an outstanding 2.0 assist to turnover ratio on the season as well.

This season, Ponzo-Meek has scored 20 or more points in 14 games, including a season’s best 31 points against Nyack on February 4. He went 7-of-8 from beyond the three-point arc in a game against Georgian Court before following that up with a 4-of-5 performance from long distance against Nyack. In those two games he shot 20-of-24 from the floor and was named the CACC Co-Player of the Week. Ponzo-Meek also collected his lone double-double of the season at Chestnut Hill, scoring 15 points while dishing out a career high 10 assists.

Richards (New Castle, Del./Hodgson Vo-Tech) was right behind Ponzo-Meek in scoring, pouring in 18.3 points per game to finish fifth in the CACC. He also doesn’t miss much of the action for the Wildcats, playing in 34.1 minutes per game. He leads the CACC with 60 steals on the year, 43 of which have come against CACC opponents. He also leads the team in dishing out 3.3 assists per game and is the second leading rebounder on the Wildcats in securing 6.5 boards a game.

This season, Richards has scored in double digits in all but two games, including four games of 30 or more points. He set a career best with 34 points at Goldey-Beacom on February 18 to lock up a home playoff game, and scored 33 and 30 points in back-to-back games in the middle of the season as well. He leads the team with four double-doubles on the season, grabbing a season’s best 14 rebounds against Holy Family on February 7. He also swiped a season’s best five steals in two separate games this season, first at Felician and then again at Holy Family.

Philadelphia’s Kylan Guerra was named the CACC Rookie of the Year while USciences’ Flo Da-Silva earned the CACC’s Defensive Player of the Year award. Georgian Court rounded out the major awards with the CACC Team Sportsmanship Award.

AGATE:

2016-17 CACC Men’s Basketball All-Conference Awards

CACC ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM:
Nick Davidson (Bloomfield College)
Dyllon Hudson-Emory (Holy Family University)
Gerrel Irvin (Dominican College)
Tyaire Ponzo-Meek (Wilmington University)
Kaison Randolph (Philadelphia University)

CACC ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM:
Tyler Desrosiers (Post University)
Will Gregorits (University of the Sciences)
Jalen Heath (Concordia College)
Nick Richards (Wilmington University)
Terrell Spaulding (Felician University)

CACC ALL-CONFERENCE THIRD TEAM:
Jordan DeCicco (Philadelphia University)
Marcus Fleming (Bloomfield College)
Jon McGill (University of the Sciences)
Parris Ridgeway-Higgs (Goldey-Beacom College)
Riyan Williams (Goldey-Beacom College)

CACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Tyaire Ponzo-Meek (Wilmington University)
CACC ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Kylan Guerra (Philadelphia University)
CACC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Flo Da-Silva (University of the Sciences)
BSN SPORTS CACC COACH OF THE YEAR: Dan Burke (Wilmington University)
CACC TEAM SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: Georgian Court University
 
ontact: Matt Levy (215) 489-2937




SEIDENBURG NAMED MAC FREEDOM COACH OF THE YEAR, THREE AGGIES NAMED TO ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM


ANNVILLE (PA) – After leading Delaware Valley University to the number one seed in the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Freedom Men’s Basketball Tournament in his first year at the helm, Mark Seidenburg was selected by his peers as the 2017 Coach of the Year. In addition, three Aggies were named to the all-conference in first teamer Tyliek Kimbrough (Brooklyn, NY/Boys and Girls), second teamer Tyrea Williams (Wilmington, DE/Mount Pleasant) and honorable mention Alex Matsinye (Randallstown, MD/St. Paul’s).


Seidenburg took over an Aggie team that lost three players to graduation, including an All-American, from last year’s conference championship squad. DelVal was picked to finish sixth in the MAC Freedom in the coaches’ preseason poll, but, instead, tied a program record for league wins (11-3) and earned the top seed for the playoffs. A loss in last night’s semifinals gave the team a final overall record of 16-10.


Kimbrough, a senior guard who was a second-team all-conference selection last year, led the Aggies in scoring (16.3 avg), assists (4.7 avg) and steals (1.5 avg). He reached double figures in scoring in 20 of the 26 games, including a pair of 30-plus point performances. His 37-point effort at Moravian College back in November was the 11th-highest, single-game output in program history. Kimbrough also dished our five or more assists on 13 occasions.


Williams, a 6-foot-7 senior center, picked up his first all-MAC Freedom accolade as he averaged a double-double on the year with 13 points and 10.3 rebounds per contest. He also led the conference in blocks (2.2 avg) and field goal percentage (.654). Williams had double-doubles in 13 of the 26 games and reached double figures in scoring in seven other contests, including a career-best 28 in a home win over Misericordia University.


Matsinye also earned all-conference honors for the first time. The sophomore swingman averaged 10.2 points, 5.7 rebounds and two assists per showing. He scored 10 or more points in 12 games, including a career-best, 24-point effort in a win over Manhattanville College.



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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Goldey-Beacom’s Lexi Bruno Picked First Team All-CACC and Britani Bryson Tabbed Second Team for Women’s Basketball; Parris Ridgeway-Higgs and Riyan Williams Named Third Team for Men’s Basketball


Goldey-Beacom’s outstanding basketball seasons took yet another turn for the better with four players named to the All-Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference teams.


Lexi Bruno (Millville, NJ/Millville) was named first team all-conference for women’s hoops and fellow junior Britani Bryson (Hampton, VA/Bethel) was tabbed second team. The men’s side saw seniors Parris Ridgeway-Higgs (New Castle, DE/Hodgson Vo-Tech) and Riyan Williams (Dunkirk, MD/Georgetown U.) picked third team.


Bruno quite simply is one of the nation’s most explosive players and is the all-around package when it comes to scoring, passing, court awareness and leadership. This is her second straight nod on the first team after being picked second team and the league’s Rookie of the Year in 2015.


Bruno last season also was picked the best Division II player in the country under 5’5” by Hero Sports.


This season, Bruno is 22nd in the nation with 18.8 points per game, second with 1,027 minutes, 21st with 73 three-pointers, 20th with 5.6 assists per contest, 92nd with 96 free throws and 24th with 179 baskets. The standout guard also is second in school history with 1,496 points, first with 201 three-pointers, first with 446 assists, fifth with 177 steals and eighth with 243 free throws.


Bryson has established herself as one of nation’s preeminent frontcourt players and one who can be relied on when it comes to scoring and rebounding. The honor comes one year after she was picked third team All-CACC.


She is 13th in the country with 284 rebounds, tied for 11th with 14 double-doubles, 28th overall with 177 baskets, 37th with a .515 field goal percentage, 25th with 10.1 rebounds per game and 11th in the CACC with 14.6 points per contest. Bryson already is ninth in team history with 1,084 points and fifth with 782 rebounds.


Ridgeway-Higgs has been one of the squad’s focal players during his four seasons and finally earned some postseason recognition. He has done it all when it comes to scoring, defense, passing and being a great teammate.


He is 65th in the country with a 2.27 assist-to-turnover ratio, 34th in the CACC with 11.2 points per game, sixth with 3.8 assists per contest and ninth with a .520 field goal percentage. Ridgeway-Higgs also is 14th in school history with 822 points, fourth with 257 assists and fourth with 124 three-pointers.


Williams stepped onto the scene this season and made a solid impact with his scoring and great low-post play. He is he is 81st in the country with a .530 field goal percentage and 18th in the CACC with 14.5 points per game.

The women’s squad (17-11, 13-6 CACC) closed second in the CACC South Division and is home Saturday against Dominican-NY (11-17, 11-8), starting at 2:00 pm at the Jones Center. Tickets are $6 for adults and $3 for students, seniors and children. Goldey-Beacom students are admitted free with a valid ID.


The men’s team (20-6, 14-5) clinched third place in the South Division and will visit Dominican-NY (17-11, 12-7) on Saturday at 2:00 pm in Orangeburg, NY. The ticket prices above remain the same, but please note any Goldey-Beacom students wishing to attend will have to pay admission.


Please note for each game, there are no advance ticket sales and no complimentary tickets.





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

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



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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Basketball Season Ends With 63-59 Loss to Dominican (NY) in CACC Tournament


Goldey-Beacom did everything it could in a tightly contested game, but it gave up a late run and was dealt a 63-59 loss by Dominican (NY) in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament quarterfinals at the Jones Center in Wilmington, DE.


GBC cut Dominican’s lead to 49-47 with 3:08 left when junior Lexi Bruno (Millville, NJ) hit a jumper. It was the closest the home team got from that point forward in a contest which no one had more than a five point lead at that juncture.


Lisa Bouffard then continued her stellar play for the Chargers by canning a jumper with 2:43 remaining for a 51-47 contest. Junior Britani Bryson (Hampton, VA) then hit a layup for GBC to make it 51-49 before Dominican’s Kyla Ramseur scored twice from the stripe with 1:59 to play for a four-point contest.


A Lightning turnover led to Bouffard hitting two free throws with 1:43 to go for a 55-49 margin. After Bruno and Ramseur each made a free throw, Bouffard converted a huge layup with 41 seconds to go for a 58-50 contest.


Bouffard made a free throw with 41 seconds to go for a nine-point game before GBC went on a 9-3 run to close to 62-59 with 17 seconds left. Bruno and freshman Mara Poch (Girona, Spain) each hit a 3-pointer in that span.


Stephani Alston was fouled for the Chargers and, after missing the first free throw, made the second for a 63-59 game with 15 seconds remaining.


Bruno closed with 20 points that included 14 in the second half, Bryson had 13 and 14 rebounds for her 15th double-double of the season and sophomore Tanner Turner-Rush (Harrisburg, PA) added 10 points for the Lightning (17-12), who shot 31 percent (21-of-67) from the field.


Bouffard was unstoppable with 29 points on 12-of-19 shooting that included 19 points in the second half and also had 11 rebounds. Rebecca Rabeiro netted 11 for the Chargers (11-18), who shot 48 percent (12-of-25) from the floor in the second half and 42 percent (22-of-53) overall.


Goldey-Beacom was appearing in the CACC Tournament for the seventh time in the last eight seasons and was hosting a conference tournament game for the first time since 2013.




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UBJECT: Wilmington Baseball’s Upset Bid Thwarted as #16 Lynn Scores Late to Secure 6-3 Victory

DATE: March 7, 2017
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BOCA RATON, Fla. - - The 16th ranked Lynn Fighting Knights scored four runs in the final two innings to ruin the Wilmington University baseball’s upset bid, 6-3, on Tuesday afternoon at the Lynn Baseball Field.

The Wildcats (4-3) went toe-to-toe with the Knights (13-6), picking up nine hits and had chances throughout the game to draw even, but the Knights always had an answer.

The Wildcats had a chance to strike first in the top of the third, as Jesse Long started a two-out rally by reaching on an error. Rocky Ferrier singled to keep the inning alive before Max Carney lined one to right that dropped in. Long was waved home from second, but a great throw by the right fielder and an even better catch and tag by the catcher got Long at the plate.

The Knights then capitalized on the momentum and scored twice in the bottom of the third inning, scoring two on a double down the left field line.

Mike Annone sparked the Wildcats in the fourth, leading off with a double to right. Julian Kurych moved him over to third and Kendall Small drove him in with a single into right center to put the Wildcats on the board. But the rally was cut short as Logan Gilbert laced a ball but right at the third baseman who caught it and doubled up Small at first.

The Wildcats had a chance to tie it in the top of the seventh, but Lynn’s outfield showed its strength once again. With Frank Nigro on second and two outs, Long singled back up the middle and Nigro was waved around third. But the throw to the plate was on the money again, getting Nigro to end the inning and keep Lynn on top.

Lynn used the momentum swing to fuel their at-bat in the home half of the inning, as they came up with a two-run shot to right to extend the lead to 4-1 after seven innings of play.

But the Wildcats didn’t back down, as Ferrier started the top of the eighth with a single and stolen base. Now with one out, Annone answered the home run call with a dinger of his own, bringing the Wildcats back to within a single run, 4-3, after eight complete innings.

The Knights were able to put the Wildcats away for good, however, tacking on two more insurance runs in the bottom of the eighth inning with another two-run double inside the third base bag, settling on the final score, 6-3.

Ferrier, Max Carney, and Annone all led the Wildcats with two hits apiece while Annone led the team with his two RBI.

Kyle Menchaca was saddled with the loss in his inning of work. Connor Davis earned the win with six innings of work for the Knights. Jonathon Wake earned the save in tossing the final two innings for the Knights.

The Wildcats travel down I-95 for a night game on Wednesday, as they head to Barry University for another matchup with a Sunshine State Conference opponent. First pitch is scheduled for 6:00 p.m.
 
Goldey-Beacom’s Anna Hortelano Pey Moves Up in Latest Women’s Tennis East Region Rankings


Freshman Anna Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) jumped two spots to 15th in singles and the remaining slots for Goldey-Beacom held still in the latest East Region rankings according to the Intercollegiate Tennis Association.


Hortelano Pey moved up from the first regional rankings November 15. Seniors Nina Sengl (Puchheim, Germany) and Francesca Beg (Westbury, England) still are ranked tied for 10th in doubles and Goldey-Beacom remains third as a unit.


GBC (10-0, 7-0 CACC) last fall captured its first Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference title with a 5-1 victory over Post and clinched its sixth trip to the NCAA Tournament. The six-team NCAA East Regional will be held May 1-2, 2017 at a site to be determined.


Hortelano Pey was tabbed first team All-CACC and has made a noticeable impact. She is 6-1 in singles that includes 4-0 at No. 2 singles and will receive tougher competition now that she moved up to number one this spring. Hortelano Pey won her first five matches of the season with all in straight sets.


Sengl and Beg are 10-0 this season, all at first doubles. The duo, both picked second team All-CACC, in six of the pro sets have not lost more than four games. They are the only CACC doubles team ranked in the top 10.


Sengl last year received the conference's Women's Tennis Top XV Award for having the best GPA among those participating at the league championship and in September was picked the CACC Student-Athlete of the Month. She also is fourth in school history with 43 career doubles victories and tied for third with 41 singles triumphs.


It was Beg who in 2015 won the clinching match against Chestnut Hill that secured Goldey-Beacom's 5-3 victory in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, the first such head-to-head win by any team in school history. GBC ended that season ranked 31st in the country and with a school-record 18 victories.


The Lightning’s record marks the best start in program history after beginning 8-0 in 2010-11. Their league mark also is a team record and marked the first time the squad had been the top seed in the CACC Tournament.



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SUBJECT: Wilmington Softball Splits CACC Opening Doubleheader with Philadelphia

DATE: March 21, 2017
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NEW CASTLE, Del. - - A pair of pitching performances highlighted Tuesday afternoon at Asbury Field, but the Wilmington University softball team could only come away with a split against Philadelphia in both team’s Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference season debut.

An 11-day layoff didn’t slow down red-hot Caitlyn Whiteside as she spun another complete game shutout in the opener, 2-0, for the Wildcats (11-6, 1-1 CACC). But the bats were slowed by the Rams (4-9, 1-1 CACC) in the nightcap as Philadelphia’s Naomi Stas tossed a 1-0 complete game shutout to earn the split.

Whiteside (Bermuda Dunes, Calif/Shadow Hills) tossed her third straight complete game shutout, striking out seven batters while only allowing three hits. She has not allowed an earned run since the sixth inning against Stonehill on March 8, spanning a combined 22.1 innings. She allowed two unearned runs of that game as well, bringing her scoreless streak to 21.1 consecutive innings.

Whiteside didn’t much in the opener, but what she got came from the legs of Rosa’Lynn Burton. Burton doubled to right center to start the bottom of the first inning and quickly stole third base. Alyssa Velasquez safety squeezed her home for the game’s first run. Burton was at it again in the third inning, starting the rally with a one-out walk. Burton stole second and took off for third on the next pitch. The throw down to third hit a fielder and away from the bag, allowing Burton to trot home for the 2-0 lead.

The Rams left a runner on base in the fourth and sixth innings, but only had a runner in scoring position once in the contest. Whiteside took care of the rest to move to 7-2 on the season.

Game two starter Danielle Bradley pitched just as well, but suffered the opposite fate for the Wildcats. The Rams scored on a wild pitch with two outs in the top of the second inning, which proved to be the game’s only run.

The Wildcats left two runners on base in the bottom of the first inning and had two other innings of stranding one runner aboard. Stas set the Wildcats down in order from the fourth inning on.

Burton and Megan Brown each tallied one hit in each game to lead the Wildcats’ offense on Tuesday.

The Wildcats are back in action on Thursday when they host West Chester at Asbury Field. The first pitch of the doubleheader is scheduled for 2:30 p.m.
 
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DSU’s BURKHOLDER, NEUER, MERKLINGER EARN MEAC POST-SEASON HONORS
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Norfolk, Va. (Mar. 21, 2017) --- Delaware State junior Elizabeth Burkholder has been named to the 2016-17 All-MEAC Bowling First Team, in voting by league head coaches and sports information representatives announced today.

Also, Hornet freshman Alexis Neuer was selected as a MEAC Co-Rookie of the Year, while junior Chelsey Merklinger is an All-MEAC Third Team honoree.

Burkholder, a 2016-17 Preseason All-MEAC First Team selection and 2015-16 Third team pick, is averaging 189.1 in regular team games this season. She was named MEAC Bowler of the Week on Nov. 8 after averaging nearly 213 in five games at the Sam Houston Kat Klash Invitational.

Neuer has a team-best 197.7 average this season. Earlier this month, Neuer qualified for the USBC national singles championship with a 212 yard average to rank third out of 196 bowlers in the sectional competition. Her 2016-17 honors also include MEAC Rookie-of-the-Week (Mar. 21) and Monmouth Hawk Flight All-Tournament Team.

Merklinger, a 2015-16 All-MEAC First Team selection, is averaging 192.4 for the season.

Maryland-Eastern Shore senior Thashaina Seraus was selected as the 2016-17 Bowler-of-the-Year, while her teammate Cayla Hicks shares Rookie-of-the-Year honors with DSU’s Neuer.

Kayla Bandy of MDES was chosen by her peers as MEAC Coach-of-the-Year.

Delaware State is the reigning MEAC champ. The Hornets will look to defend their crown during the conference championship tournament in Chesapeake, Va., this weekend.

DSU was 20-4 and captured the MEAC North title during regular season conference play.





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SUBJECT: Tyaire Ponzo-Meek Adds NABC All-Region Accolades to Senior Season

DATE: March 22, 2017
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - - The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) has announced the 2017 NABC Coaches’ Division II All-District Teams and Coaches, and Wilmington University’s Tyaire Ponzo-Meek has added another accolade to his outstanding senior season.

Selected and voted on by member coaches of the NABC in NCAA Division II, 88 total student-athletes represent two teams for each region. Ponzo-Meek (Wilmington, Del/Howard) earned First Team All-East Region by the region’s head coaches.

Ponzo-Meek already struck the record books by becoming the first two-time First Team All-Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference performer in program history while also becoming the first men’s basketball student-athlete to be named the CACC Player of the Year. He also became the program’s first ever All-Region selection earlier this month when he was named First Team D2CCA All-East Region in a vote of the region’s sports information directors.

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

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

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

Southern New Hampshire’s Devin Gilligan, Saint Anselm’s Tim Guers, Southern Connecticut State’s Michael Mallory, Molloy’s Charlie Marquardt, and St. Thomas Aquinas’s Justin Reyes join Ponzo-Meek on the First Team. Saint Rose’s head coach Brian Beaury was named the region’s Coach of the Year.

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2017 NABC Coaches’ Division II All-District Teams and Coaches:

East First Team

Devin Gilligan, Southern New Hampshire
Tim Guers, Saint Anselm
Michael Mallory, Southern Connecticut State
Charlie Marquardt, Molloy
Tyaire Ponzo-Meek, Wilmington
Justin Reyes, St. Thomas Aquinas

East Second Team

Matt Bonds, Saint Michael’s
Nick Davidson, Bloomfield
Ryan Logan, Stonehill
Ryan Richmond, Bentley
Chris Walters, Southern New Hampshire

Coach of the Year: Brian Beaury, St. Rose
 
Goldey-Beacom’s softball team completed a sweep of Felician by winning game one 6-5 in nine innings and taking the second, 6-3. Sophomore Alyssa Giampolo had two hits in game one, including the game-winner that scored junior Autumn Hollis. Senior Paulynn Mao also had two hits in game one and Giampolo got the win by yielding five runs over nine innings. Mao in game two became the 25th player in school history to reach 100 career hits, lining an RBI triple in the fourth that gave GBC a 6-0 lead. Sophomore Shelby Murphy had two hits and Kylie Doyle got the victory and Giampolo recorded the save. Doyle allowed just three runs and eight hits over 4 2/3 innings and Giampolo fired 2 1/3 scoreless frame with two strikeouts.



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SUBJECT: Strong Starting Pitching and Early Runs Lead to CACC Sweep over Concordia for Wilmington Baseball

DATE: March 25, 2017
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NEW CASTLE, Del. - - The Wilmington University baseball team scored early in each game against Concordia, enabling the team to earn a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader sweep, 12-3 and 2-0, on Saturday afternoon at Wilson Field.

The runs came early and often for the Wildcats (10-8, 4-2 CACC) in the opener, jumping out to a 7-0 lead after the first two innings. It wasn’t as easy to score in the nightcap, but the Wildcats backed the arm of Chuck Delagol and scored single runs in the second and third innings to ensure the sweep.

Kendall Small started the scoring in the first game with an RBI groundout to short before Kyle Fries capped the three-run first with a double to right field. Mike Annone and Logan Gilbert came around to score for the 3-0 lead.

The runs continued in the second inning as Julian Kurych reached on a throwing error as Regan Hidalgo scored. A wild pitch brought in another run before Gilbert doubled inside the right field line, chasing Rocky Ferrier and Kurych home for the 7-0 lead.

Frank Nigro collected a two-run double in the fourth before Small hit his first career home run in the fifth. His two-run shot to right extended the Wildcats; lead to 11-1 after five innings. Nigro finished off the Wildcats scoring in the bottom of the sixth inning, knocking in Hidalgo with a one-out single to center.

Starter Sean Deely’s only blemish came in the fourth inning, as he allowed an unearned run to cross. Deely improved to 3-0 in tossing seven innings, striking out eight batters while only allowing three hits.

Nigro went a perfect 3-for-3 with three RBI while Kyle Fries and Hidalgo added two hits each. Fries went 2-for-4 with a double and two RBI while Hidalgo went 2-for-3 with two doubles and two runs scored.

The Wildcats received strong starting pitching once again in the nightcap as Delagol went six innings of one-hit baseball. He struck out seven batters while not allowing a walk before turning it over to Dan Hyatt for the save. Delagol moved to 3-0 with the win while Hyatt picked up his fourth save.

The only offense Delagol and Hyatt needed came in the second inning. Small led off the frame with a single before Fries moved him into scoring position with a sacrifice bunt. Nick Macey easily chased Small home with a double down the right field line, putting the Wildcats on the board, 1-0.

Delagol came back out and sat the Clippers (1-14, 0-2 CACC) down in order in the top of the third, allowing the offense to come through with an insurance run in the home half. Ferrier started the inning off with a single into left before Kurych moved him into scoring position with a sacrifice bunt. Annone fouled out but Logan Gilbert put the pressure on the defense by putting the ball in play, leading to an error and another run in for the Wildcats.

The Clippers put one runner in scoring position in the nightcap, but Delagol was able to catch the runner off the bag to end the threat and the fourth inning.

The Wildcats get right back into action on Sunday as they head to Caldwell to make up a postponed doubleheader from last weekend. The first pitch of the CACC doubleheader is set for 12:00 p.m.
 
Goldey-Beacom Women’s Tennis Records 6-3 Win Over Stonehill


Beginning a week of three huge home matches against regionally ranked teams, Goldey-Beacom passed the first test with a 6-3 triumph over Stonehill at Delcastle Tennis Center in Wilmington, DE.


Ranked third in the East Region, the Lightning (13-1) came through against the fifth-ranked Skyhawks (13-6). GBC on Monday hosts number three Queens (NY) and on Thursday entertains top-ranked New York Tech.


Goldey-Beacom already is in the NCAA Tournament by virtue of winning the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference. The top two seeds in the six-team regional earn a bye into the round of 32.


Senior Nina Sengl (Puchheim, Germany) and Francesca Beg (Westbury, England), ranked 10th in the East Region, got things started with an 8-2 triumph at No. 1 doubles over Emma Prinos and Nicole Downey. Freshmen Alma Garcia Valle (Valladolid, Spain) and Silvia Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) then posted an 8-3 triumph vs. Caroline Ray and Melissa Parker at third doubles.


Freshman Anna Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain), ranked 15th in the East Region, got a 6-2, 6-3 victory over Alexandra Vo at number one and Beg amassed a 6-3, 6-3 triumph at number two over Prinos. Garcia Valle recorded a 6-2, 7-5 win at third singles over Downey and Sengl notched a 6-4, 6-2 victory at No. 4 singles over Caroline Ray.


Sengl now is 14-0 this season in singles and the win puts her in a seventh-place tie for most singles triumphs in one season in GBC history.


Monday’s match starts at 3:30 pm.



Derek Crudele
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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Tennis Dealt 8-1 Loss by No. 44 Queens (NY)


Goldey-Beacom’s second of three tests this week against regionally ranked foes was against a nationally ranked team and it was handed an 8-1 loss by No. 44 Queens (NY) at the Delcastle Tennis Center in Wilmington, DE.


The lone bright spot for the Lightning was senior Nina Sengl (Puchheim, Germany), who moved to 15-0 in singles with a 6-1, 6-1 triumph at fourth singles over Emy Alplund of Queens (13-2), who is ranked 20th in the East Region.


The victory puts Sengl in sole possession of seventh place in school history for the most singles triumphs in one year.


GBC (13-2), ranked third in the East Region, opened the week with a 6-3 victory Sunday over fifth-ranked Stonehill. The battle only gets tougher as the Lightning on Thursday entertain New York Tech, which is 32nd in the country and first in the region.


Thursday’s match begins at noon.




Goldey-Beacom Men’s Golf Closes Play at the Dr. Edwin B. Cottrell Invitational


Goldey-Beacom once again faced tough competition in playing the final round of the Dr. Edwin B. Cottrell Invitational in West Chester, PA.


Senior Chris Mandia (Catskill, NY) shot a final-round 76 to end the tournament tied for ninth at 153. He only finished six shots off the pace set by Le Moyne’s John Clare, who recorded a one-shot win.


Senior Garrett Brown (Severn, MD) carded 79 for the second straight round and finished tied for 26th at 158. Junior Andre Primeau (Pontypool, ON) was 53rd with 169, senior Tom Hannig (Claymont, DE) closed tied for 54th with 170 and freshman Shea Murphy (Wilmington, DE) ended 59th at 174.


GBC closed the day with 320, but ended the tournament 10th at 650. Davis and Elkins won the title with 605.


Goldey-Beacom on Friday will play 36 holes at the Mike Bello Invitational in Baldwinsville, NY.






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Goldey-Beacom’s baseball team opened with a 3-0 loss to New Haven before a tough 4-3, eight-inning setback in Hockessin. Raul Perez-Duran and Zach Roseman had two hits apiece in the opener for the Lightning and Brandon Ferrie struck out three over seven innings, but allowed three runs and eight hits. Tevin Thomas closed game two with two hits and two RBI. Perez-Duran allowed four runs – two earned – and seven hits over eight innings. Goldey-Beacom on Wednesday visits Wilmington for a noon doubleheader in New Castle.






Goldey-Beacom Softball Gains Doubleheader Split at Bowie State


Goldey-Beacom rallied in game two at Bowie State to notch a 5-3 victory after opening with a 12-3 setback in Bowie, MD.


Trailing 3-1 after Inaya Jones blasted a three-run homer in the first, GBC fought back with four runs in the second for a 5-3 lead. Senior Ryann Farley (Barnegat, NJ) lined an RBI single and sophomore Rachel Davis (Bethel, DE) laced a two-run single with a third run crossing home on an error.


It stayed that way going to the bottom of the seventh, when the Bulldogs had runners at second and third with two out. But East Windsor, NJ sophomore Alyssa Giampolo (4-7) shook off the pressure by getting Nicoleen Ochoa to strike out swinging for the final.


Giampolo struck out seven over seven innings, yielding three runs and eight hits. Davis ended with three hits.


Ochoa (2-9) struck out three, but surrendered five runs – three earned – and 13 hits over seven innings.


GBC (9-21) in game one erased a 1-0 deficit with three runs in the top of the third inning for a 3-1 lead. Sophomore Shelby Murphy (Laurel, DE) had an RBI single, Farley lined a run-scoring double and then scored when Davis’ grounder was mishandled.


The Bulldogs (13-15) took the lead for good, 4-3, in the last of the third. Ochoa laced a two-run single and Jones followed with an RBI double. Bowie State then scored eight times in the fifth with Ochoa smacking a two-run homer and Jacqueline Pickering ending it on a three-run double.


Freshman Dianna Gatto (Jefferson, NJ) had two hits and Tower City, PA junior Kylie Doyle (4-9) allowed 10 runs – eight earned -- and eight hits over 4 2/3 innings.


Ochoa ended with two hits and four RBI. Stefanie Ray (10-6) permitted three runs – two earned – and six hits over five innings.


Goldey-Beacom on Monday visits Millersville for a 2:30 pm doubleheader.



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SUBJECT: Wilmington Golf Closes Regular Season with Second Place Finish at Mike Bellow Spring Invite

DATE: April 14, 2017
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BALDWINSVILLE, N.Y. - - The Wilmington University golf team finished second at the Mike Bello Invitational on Friday, wrapping up the 2017 regular season with a 307-303 in the two-round tournament on Friday afternoon at Timber Banks Golf Club hosted by Le Moyne College.

The host Dolphins led the tournament with a 298-304 for a 602 while the Wildcats shot a 307-303 for a 610 and a second place finish. Franklin Pierce finished in third place with a combined score of 621to round out the top three.

The Wildcats’ Sam Clark led the Wildcats with a 73 in the first round before falling to a tie for ninth overall with a 79 in the second round. He finished in a tie for ninth overall with a 152 (+8) for the two-round, one-day tournament.

Zac Moore made a big comeback to comeback and lead the Wildcats, posting a team best 71 in the second round. He shot an 80 in the opening round before coming back and finishing with a team best 71 in the second round to finish with a 151 (+7). Moore finished in a tie for sixth overall, 11 strokes off the leader.

Senior Miguel Siercke was consistent for the Wildcats, posting identical 77-77 rounds on Friday for a 154 (+10). Sierkce finished in a tie for 14th overall.

Freshman Braden McKay improved his day by three strokes in the second round, starting with a 1 79 in the first stanza. He backed that up with a 76 in the second round for a 155 (+11) to finish in a tie for 20th overall.

Ryan Rucinski rounded out the Wildcats scoring on Friday with an 78-82, finishing in 33rd overall with a 160 (+16) in the two-round, one-day tournament.

Le Moyne’s John Clare paced the field with a 71-69, finishing as the only player under par with a 140 (-4) for the tournament. Clare finished four strokes ahead of Goldey-Beacom’s Garrett Brown who shot a 74-70 for a 144 (E) invitational.

Next on the scheduled for the Wildcats is the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Championships in which the Wildcats are shooting for their Seventh Consecutive conference crown. The two-day tournament begins Tuesday, April 25, at the Wildcats home course, Back Creek Golf Club, in Middletown, Del.
 
Goldey-Beacom’s Garrett Brown Closes Second at Mike Bello Invitational


Goldey-Beacom senior Garrett Brown (Severn, MD) made his case for another NCAA Regional bid by shooting level-par 144 to end second at the Mike Bello Invitational in Baldwinsville, NY.


Playing at a demanding course that hosted last year’s regional against players ticketed for golf in May, Brown played the morning round in two-over-par 74. If that was not good enough, he shot two-under-par 70 in the afternoon and closed the championship four shots in back of John Clare from host Le Moyne.


Brown, who competed at the NCAA Regional each of his first two seasons, has 15 sub-80 rounds this academic year and three top-10 finishes. He has six sub-80 rounds this spring.


Freshman Shea Murphy (Wilmington, DE) closed tied for 25th with 157, senior Chris Mandia (Catskill, NY) ended 42nd with 162, fellow senior Tom Hannig (Claymont, DE) was tied for 43rd at 163 and junior Andre Primeau (Pontypool, ON) finished tied for 52nd at 167.


GBC closed the championship fifth with 624, including a final-round 307. Le Moyne won with 602.


Goldey-Beacom on April 25-26 will compete in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Championship. For the second straight year, it will be played at Back Creek Golf Club in Middletown, DE.




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Goldey-Beacom head coach TJ Dekmar has been listed among the top 30 men’s basketball coaches – head coaches and assistant coaches of all divisions – under age 30 as released by the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC).


Dekmar enjoyed a solid first season at the helm, leading Goldey-Beacom (20-7, 14-5 CACC) to its best regular-season win total in school history at 20 and a berth in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament. The Lightning also posted a school-record 12-game winning streak and a team-best 11 road wins.


Goldey-Beacom led the league with 81.3 points per contest, shot a league-best 49.5 percent from the floor and was crowned the January Team of the Month in a poll conducted by Hero Sports. The Lightning also were listed ninth in the first NCAA East Region rankings of the year.


Dekmar served as an assistant coach for the Lightning in 2015-16 and was promoted after former Director of Athletics and Men’s Basketball coach Chuck Hammond was elevated to the College’s Dean of Students.


Dekmar arrived at Goldey-Beacom in 2015 after serving three seasons as an assistant at Delaware Valley College, where he was the recruiting coordinator and summer camp coordinator in addition to handling film exchange and film breakdown. The Aggies during that stretch captured the 2013 Freedom Conference title, played in another conference final and produced one All-American in addition to six all-league players.


Dekmar played four seasons at Pitt-Bradford, where he led the squad to two Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference finals and two ECAC Tournament appearances.


The complete list includes…


Tim Bergstraser, Minnesota State University Moorhead

Kyle Church, University of Florida

Luke DallaRiva, Grand Canyon University

TJ Dekmar, Goldey-Beacom College

Skye Ettin, Princeton University

Kevin Gant, University of Southern Indiana

Zane Gibson, University of Arkansas-Fort Smith

Andrew Habermehl, Babson College

Ryan Hamm, Lindenwood University

Jase Herl, Colorado State University

Trevor Hook, Upper Iowa University

Christopher Klimchock, Penn State Behrend College

Preston Laird, University of Nevada; Las Vegas

Joe Meehan, Bucknell University

Adam Notteboom, Quincy University

Connor O’Brien, St. John’s University

Brett Putz, University of Nebraska Omaha

Steve Raisfeld, State University of New York-Farmingdale

Chase Richardson, Jacksonville State University

David Riley, Eastern Washington University

Max Sass, Wesleyan University

Daniel Steffensen, Fort Lewis College

Sean Stout, Southern Methodist University

Chris Sullivan, Denison University

Ronnie Thomas, Guilford College

Drew Valentine, Oakland University

Ryan Van Zelst, University of Scranton

Katherine Vosters, University of Wisconsin

Christian Webster, Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Michael Wilder, University of California Irvine



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SUBJECT: Wilmington Softball Splits with Shippensburg, 3-4 and 6-0, on Military Appreciation Day

DATE: April 23, 2017
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NEW CASTLE, Del. - - The Wilmington University softball team reached the 30-win plateau for the third straight season and fourth time over in its NCAA era with a nonconference split against Shippensburg, dropping the opener, 4-3, before winning the nightcap, 6-0, on Sunday afternoon at Asbury Field.

Sunday was also the second annual Military Appreciation Day celebration for the Wildcats (30-17), as pregame festivities highlighted the afternoon. The Christiana High School Junior ROTC Color Guard was on hand while Specialist Nathanial Threatts threw out the ceremonial first pitch. Senior outfielder Meghan Brown sang the Star Spangled Banner to cap the pre-game festivities.

But the Wildcats fell behind early in the opener, as Shippensburg (25-18) jumped ahead 3-0 after the first two innings. Rosa’Lynn Burton was the catalyst once again for the offense, blasting her first collegiate home run to right center in the bottom of the fifth to get the Wildcats to within a single run, 3-2.

An unearned run with two outs in the top of the sixth loomed large for the Wildcats, as Kaitlyn Slater led off the bottom of the sixth with her ninth homer of the year, again cutting the deficit to 4-3. But the Wildcats left a runner on second in the sixth and had the tying run thrown out at second attempting to steal in the bottom of the seventh.

Burton, Jazmeen Llamas, and Slater all had two hits each for the Wildcats in the opener.

A five-run second inning sparked the Wildcats in the nightcap, but it was highlighted by yet another single season record being broken. Sophomore pitcher Caitlyn Whiteside spun her 11th complete game shutout of the year, breaking Chelsea Botsch’s single season mark of 10 set in 2015. Whiteside is now 15-7 on the year with a mere 1.25 earned run average.

Llamas started the scoring with two outs and the bases loaded, hitting an RBI single to center. Alyssa Velasquez then worked a walk for the 2-0 lead before an error brought in two more runs for the Wildcats. Colby Wyatt capped the five-run inning with an RBI single to center.

That was more than enough for Whiteside, as she only gave up four hits and did not allow a walk in her complete game. She struck out two batters.

Wyatt capped the scoring for the Wildcats with her sixth home run of the year, blasting one to center in the bottom of the sixth. Wyatt and Slater now have 15 career home runs each, tied for second in the program’s NCAA era.

Wyatt went 3-for-4 with two RBI in the nightcap while Burton added two more hits, going 2-for-4 with a run scored.

The Wildcats head into their final week of the regular season and head to USciences on Wednesday for a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader in Philadelphia. The first pitch is slated for 2:00 p.m.
 
SUBJECT: Wilmington Baseball Wins CACC Opener, 5-3, Against Nyack but Bats go Cold in Nightcap Loss, 3-1

DATE: April 23, 2017
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NEW CASTLE, Del. - - The Wilmington University baseball team earned a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference split against Nyack on Sunday afternoon, winning the opener, 5-3, before falling in the nightcap, 3-1, at Wilson Field.

The Wildcats (25-14, 15-5 CACC) broke a 3-3 tie in the bottom of the fifth in the opener but could only come up with three hits in the nightcap, stranding 10 base runners in succumbing to the split against Nyack (21-14, 10-8 CACC).

Mike Annone started the scoring in the opener with a RBI double in the bottom of the first, but the Wildcats found themselves down 2-1 going to the bottom of the fourth.

Kendall Small hit a one out double and was chased home two batters later as Regan Hidalgo doubled to the gap to left field to tie the game, 2-2. Dan Hyatt than executed a perfect squeeze bunt to plate Max Carney to move ahead, 3-2.

But the Warriors responded with a run in the top of the fifth, getting a two-out bloop hit to center. The game wasn’t tied for long however, as Julian Kurych answered with a two-out hit of his own in the bottom of the fifth, scoring Annone who started a two-out bases empty rally with a walk and stolen base.

Frank Nigro lofted one into left in the bottom of the sixth to score Regan Hidalgo, adding an insurance run for the Wildcats, 5-3.

Starter Sean Deely went seven innings, striking out five batters before giving way to the bullpen. Noah Latshaw picked up two outs in the eighth but walked the bases loaded. Dan Haytt came on and struck out the final batter of the eighth before eventually striking out the side in the ninth for his seventh save of the season. Deely improved to 6-0 on the year with the win.

Hidalgo hit a pair of doubles in the win while Annone went 2-for-3 with a double and a run scored.

The offense had trouble solving the Warriors’ Jose Corrales in the nightcap, however, striking out six Wildcats while only giving up three hits. The Wildcats were able to work seven walks off Corrales, but the Wildcats couldn’t come up with the big hit, stranding 10 runners on base.

With the bases loaded and no outs in the second, the Wildcats could only muster one run off Corrales, as Rocky Ferrier hit a sacrifice fly to left to score Nick Macey. The Wildcats loaded the bases again in the inning, but a ground out ended the threat.

Tied 1-1, the Warriors led off the top of the third with a solo shot to left and then threatened again with two outs in the inning. With runners on second a third, Jesse Barton single to right to score the runner from third, but Jesse Long produced a one-hop bullet to the plate to gun down the trailing runner, keeping the score at 3-1.

The Wildcats left two runners on in the third and put the leadoff runner on in the seventh. But Max Carney was left stranded at second as Omar Celaya picked up his seventh save of the season.

Chuck Delagol suffered his first loss of the year (5-1), giving up three runs on six hits in five innings. He struck out five Warriors.

The Wildcats return to action on Tuesday when they host Millersville for a nonconference doubleheader. The first game is a makeup game from March 15 and will start at 1:00 p.m. The Wildcats and Marauders will play a pair of seven-inning contests.
 
Goldey-Beacom’s Justin Hill Named to CACC Baseball Weekly Honor Roll


An exceptional week for Goldey-Beacom freshman Justin Hill (Seaford, DE/Sussex Tech) helped land the promising shortstop a spot on the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Weekly Honor Roll.


Hill, picked the league’s Rookie of the Week on March 27, batted .400 (8-for-20) last week with a double, a home run and three RBI. He was one of the primary catalysts in Goldey-Beacom’s 2-1 victory Friday over Chestnut Hill, homering in the fifth inning and adding the go-ahead RBI single in the sixth. Hill also had two hits, including a double and an RBI in game one Saturday against Concordia (NY) that resulted in an 8-2 triumph.


It has been a strong start for Hill, just one of two players on the squad to start all 38 contests this season. He is tied for eighth in the conference with 38 games, tied for 15th with two triples, tied for 15th with three home runs, fifth on the team with a .260 batting average, third with 33 hits and third with 17 RBI.


The Lightning are in their first season as a Division II program and have enjoyed many firsts in their maiden voyage. They played their first game as a Division II member February 18 at Barton, their first home game March 5 against Queens (NY), notched their first victory March 24 at Chestnut Hill and their first doubleheader sweep Friday against Chestnut Hill.


Goldey-Beacom returns to action Friday at home against Felician, starting at noon in Hockessin, DE.



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Sports Information Coordinator
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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Tennis to Face Southern New Hampshire in NCAA Tournament Opener


Goldey-Beacom’s women’s tennis team tonight learned its sixth trip to the NCAA Tournament will begin Monday as the third seed in the East Region with a match vs. sixth-seeded Southern New Hampshire.


The match will take place Monday at a time to be determined on the campus of Queens (NY) College, which is seeded second in the region. The winner of that match faces Queens in the second round on Tuesday, also in Flushing, NY, and that winner heads to the “Sweet 16” in Altamonte Springs, FL.


GBC (13-3, 7-0 CACC) clinched the berth October 23 by defeating Post, 5-1, for its first Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference title. The Lightning went 9-0 in the fall, 7-0 in the league for the first time and was the top seed in the CACC Tournament. All were firsts in team history.


The Lightning are no strangers to the national stage. The 2014-15 squad went a school-record 18-5 and upended league-rival Chestnut Hill for the first head-to-head NCAA Tournament victory for any sport in school history. It was then sophomore and current senior Francesca Beg (Westbury, England) who ended the 5-3 triumph with her gutty victory at sixth singles.


This year’s squad has featured great all-around play from senior Nina Sengl (Puchheim, Germany), who is an amazing 16-0 in singles that includes 11-0 at number four. A second-team all-conference pick, she went 4-0 in the CACC Tournament and was named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player.


Sengl and Beg also have been a power at first doubles, ranked 10th in the East Region with a 12-4 mark. The duo won their first 11 matches of the season.


Excelling at singles is freshman Anna Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain), who was picked first team all-league and is ranked 17th in singles for the East Region. She is 9-4 on the campaign with victories in her first five matches.


The remaining all-league honorees included Beg, Alma Garcia Valle (Valldolid, Spain) and fellow freshman Silvia Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) picked second team All-CACC. Garcia Valle and Hortelano Pey both are 12-3 in singles this year and 11-2 as a unit in doubles.


Southern New Hampshire (15-7, 10-2 NE10) earned an at-large bid out of the Northeast-10 Conference.



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

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



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Chris Mandia in Sixth-Place Tie For Goldey-Beacom’s Men’s Golf at CACC Championship


Goldey-Beacom senior Chris Mandia (Catskill, NY) put forth a solid opening round at the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Championship and is tied for sixth place at the midway point in Middletown, DE.


On a cold and rainy day that featured a weather delay lasting almost three hours, Mandia went out in 39 and came back in with the same number. This included a birdie on the long par-5 11th hole. His 78 has him eight shots off the lead held by Elliot Wakefield of Nyack.


Senior Garrett Brown (Severn, MD) is tied for 19th with 82, junior Andre Primeau (Pontypool, ON) sits tied for 21st with 83, freshman Shea Murphy (Wilmington, DE/Wilmington Charter) is tied for 33rd at 86 and senior Tom Hannig (Claymont, DE/Concord) sits tied for 42nd with 92.


Goldey-Beacom is sixth as a unit with 329. Dominican (NY) leads the way with 312.


Final-round action begins Tuesday at 8:00 am, also at Back Creek Golf Club.



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SUBJECT: Whiteside and Lachette Secure CACC Tournament Berth for Wilmington Softball with a Pair of Shutouts at USciences

DATE: April 27, 2017
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - - Sophomore Caitlyn Whiteside and senior Brooklyn Lachette spun complete game shutouts to lead the Wilmington University softball team to a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference sweep, 8-0 and 7-0, at USciences on Thursday afternoon at McNeil Family Field.

With the sweep, the Wildcats secured a berth into the upcoming CACC Tournament with two games left in the regular season. Seeding is still to be determined for the Wildcats, as they are now 32-17 overall and 15-9 in the CACC. Their only doubleheader left is scheduled for Saturday afternoon against Nyack. The Wildcats are currently in fourth place in the CACC.

Thursday was a combination of great pitching and numerous hits, as the Wildcats collected 14 hits in game one and 12 hits in the nightcap.

Rosa’Lynn Burton started the game with a triple to center field the two batters in the Wildcats had a 1-0 lead as Alyssa Velasquez squeezed her home. Jazmeen Llamas knocked in Burton with the third inning with an RBI single before Meghan Brown started a three-run fourth off with a solo shot to left field. Burton added an RBI single while Llamas made it 5-0 with another RBI single.

Another three-run seventh capped the scoring for the Wildcats, as Whitney DeMora doubled to left center to score Kaitlyn Slater. Brown brought in Colby Wyatt with a sacrifice fly before Mirabella Klebart finished the scoring with a final RBI single for the 8-0 lead.

Whiteside tossed her 12th complete game shutout of the season only allowing six hits and one walk to improve to 16-7 on the season.

A five-run second inning sparked the Wildcats in the nightcap, as they led 6-0 after the first two innings. Burton was the catalyst again, going 4-for-4 in the nightcap and starting the game with a single and stolen base. DeMora slapped one to right to plate Burton and open the scoring, 1-0.

Burton then brought in two runs with a single in the second before Llamas hit an RBI groundout to plate the speedy Burton from second. Wyatt put the Wildcats ahead, 6-0, with a two-run triple to right center, plating both DeMora and Slater.

Game two starter Brooklyn Lachette kept the Devils (4-31, 4-20 CACC) off the board until the Wildcats capped the scoring in the top of the fifth. Burton started the inning with a one-out single and was standing on third following two stolen bases. Llamas then plated Burton with an RBI single to left for the 7-0 lead.

Lachette spun her second complete game shutout of the season striking out four batters while only allowing five hits to improve to 6-4 on the season.

Becca Stanley went 2-for-4 with a double in the opening game before batting 3-for-4 in the nightcap. Burton went 2-for-5 with a triple in the opener and 4-for-4 with two RBI and three runs scored in the nightcap. Llamas batted 3-for-4 with two RBI in the opening game.

The Wildcats will honor their five seniors prior to their doubleheader against Nyack on Saturday with the first pitch slated for 12:00 p.m. at Asbury Field.
 
Goldey-Beacom Softball Gains Split With Georgian Court


Goldey-Beacom in game one of its Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader with Georgian Court notched a 6-2 win before it was handed a 9-6 loss in Wilmington, DE.


Down 2-0 in the third inning of game one, GBC rallied for three runs to open a 3-2 lead. Shelby Murphy (Laurel, DE) had an RBI triple, fellow sophomore Rachel Davis (Laurel, DE) added a run-scoring single and then scored on an error.


Davis added an RBI single in the fifth and senior Charlee King (New Castle, DE) notched a two-run single for the final.


King, Davis and senior Paulynn Mao (Anaheim, CA) had two hits apiece for the Lightning. East Windsor, NJ sophomore Alyssa Giampolo (6-7) struck out three, but yielded two runs and six hits over seven innings.


Jessica O’Neil was tagged for six runs – five earned – and 10 hits over five innings for the Lions. Bryana Smith and Molly Jackson each amassed two hits.


Georgian Court in game two scored six times to gain a 6-2 lead, keyed by a two-run single each from Smith and Samantha Reilly. Goldey-Beacom rallied in the fourth for a 6-6 tie with Giampolo, Mao, Davis and junior Autumn Hollis (Elkton, MD) each driving home a run.


But the Lions came through in the sixth with three runs for a 9-6 cushion. Samantha Salomon lined a two-run double and Reilly added an RBI single.


King rapped two hits with Hollis getting two hits and three RBI. Tower City, PA junior Kylie Doyle (5-14) permitted nine runs and nine hits over six innings with three strikeouts.


O’Neil (7-12) rebounded in game two for the win, striking out two over three scoreless relief frames. Reilly had three RBI with her, Marissa Trezza and Kelly Hardiman getting two hits apiece for the Lions (13-27, 10-12 CACC).


Goldey-Beacom (13-29, 11-11) sits in a fifth-place tie in the league with four games left. The top eight teams make the conference tournament.


Goldey-Beacom on Saturday hits the road for a league doubleheader at Bloomfield, which begins at 1:00 pm.



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Sports Information Coordinator
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Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
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oldey-Beacom Softball Clinches Fifth Place with Split at Concordia (NY)


The amazing season that is Goldey-Beacom’s 2017 softball campaign saw the regular slate end with a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader split at Concordia (NY), winning the second game 6-3 in eight innings after a 3-0 loss in the opener in Bronxville, NY.


GBC (16-30, 14-12 CACC), picked to finish 14th in the league’s preseason coaches’ poll, ends the campaign in fifth place and is headed to the conference tournament. The Lightning will battle fourth-seeded Wilmington (DE) on Thursday, May 4 at noon on the campus of Georgian Court University in Lakewood, NJ.


Goldey-Beacom in game two got single runs in the second through fourth innings for a 3-0 lead. Freshman Dianna Gatto (Jefferson, NJ) lined an RBI single in the second, sophomore Shelby Murphy (Laurel, DE) cross home on a wild pitch in the third and junior Kylie Doyle (Tower City, PA) was just getting warmed up with an RBI single in the fourth.


However, the Clippers (7-21, 6-16) answered with three run in the fourth for a 3-3 tie. Allison Beltz, MacKenna Powell and Cassidy Gorgo all had RBI in that span.


But Doyle came through again, one day after her seventh-inning RBI single helped GBC upend Bloomfield. Today, her eighth-inning double scored junior Kelsey Brandle (Bethlehem, PA) to give the visitors a 4-3 lead.


Freshman Kasey Goshorn (Salisbury, MD) notched an RBI grounder and Murphy added a run-scoring groundout for the final.


Doyle (6-14) went all eight innings, permitting three runs and 11 hits. She, Murphy, Brandle and Gatto all had two hits.


Gorgo ended with four hits and Shayla Peterson allowed three runs – one earned – and five hits over four innings.


Concordia in game one grabbed a 1-0 lead in the third on Sarah Ross’ RBI single. Carly Mertens added a run-scoring single in the fifth and Peterson lifted a sacrifice fly later in the frame for a 3-0 margin.


East Windsor, NJ sophomore Alyssa Giampolo (6-8) struck out three over six innings, but surrendered three runs and seven hits. Murphy ended the day with two hits.


Ross (2-10) amassed six strikeouts over seven innings, yielding just four hits.





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SUBJECT: Rosa’Lynn Burton Named Rookie of the Year as Wilmington Softball Boasts Four All-CACC Members

DATE: May 1, 2017
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - - The Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference office announced the 2017 Softball All-Conference Teams and major award winners on Monday and Wilmington Softball’s Rosa’Lynn Burton highlights four Wildcats voted as All-CACC.

Following a record breaking freshman season, Burton (Dover, Del./Caesar Rodney) was voted as the CACC Rookie of the Year and First Team All-CACC. Sophomore pitcher Caitlyn Whiteside joined Burton on the All-CACC First Team. Senior Kaitlyn Slater and sophomore Jazmeen Llamas were named Second Team All-CACC as well.

The league’s 14 head coaches in the sport conducted voting for the major awards and all-conference teams.

Burton was the catalyst for the Wildcats atop the batting lineup all season long, leading the team and finishing second in the CACC with a .474 batting average. She led the CACC in scoring 52 runs while also leading the league with 82 hits and a single-season program record 39 stolen bases. She also finished second in the CACC with six triples and 108 total bases. Her 82 hits this season are one away from tying the program’s single-season record held by Book Ash in 2013.

Whiteside (Bermuda Dunes, Calif./Shadow Hills) aced the pitching staff all season long, finishing 17-7 with one save. In 154.1 innings pitched, Whiteside led the CACC with a 1.13 earned run average, setting a new single season program record with 14 complete game shutouts. She ended the regular season in throwing 28 consecutive scoreless innings in four complete game shutouts. Whiteside compiled 78 strikeouts and only issued 17 walks on the season.

Slater (Harrington, Del./Woodbridge) was named the Second Team All-CACC third baseman after turning it on late in the season. Since the April 10 doubleheader at Bloomfield, Slater is hitting .448 with six homers and seven doubled while bringing in 30 RBI. She set a new single season program record with nine homers this season, tied atop the CACC leaderboard. She also finished the record season second in the CACC with 44 RBI while hitting a career best .312 on the season. Her 95 assists from the hot corner are sixth most in the CACC.

Llamas Bakersfield, Calif./Liberty) is the only repeat All-CACC performer for the Wildcats, as she was also the Second Team All-CACC second baseman a season ago. Llamas also caught fire in the second half of the season, hitting .431 with 15 runs scored in the since an April 8 doubleheader at Post. She finished ninth in the CACC with a .376 batting average on the year, scoring 25 runs while knocking in 19 more. She was also 10th in the league with a.430 on-base percentage. She also recorded 43 assists and a .969 fielding percentage from the second base position.

Caldwell’s Marisa Monasseri was voted as the CACC Player of the Year for the second year in a row after leading the league with a .518 batting average, 57 RBI, and nine home runs. Her teammate Sydney Ponto was named the CACC Pitcher of the Year after going 25-4 with a league leading 231 strikeouts, and a third best 1.47 ERA. Monasseri and Ponto’s coach, Dean Johnson was voted as the CACC/BSN Coach of the Year in a vote of the league’s sports information directors.

Nyack College rounds out the major award winners by earning the 2017 CACC Team Sportsmanship Award.

The Wildcats finished 34-17 on the season and 17-9 in the CACC. They earned the fourth seed in the upcoming CACC Tournament and will play crosstown rival and fifth seeded Goldey-Beacom in the first round on Thursday. The tournament is being held at Georgian Court University in Lakewood, N.J. The Wildcats and Lightning’s first pitch is scheduled for 12:00 p.m. on Field 2.

AGATE:

2017 CACC SOFTBALL ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM:
C – Marisa Monasseri (Caldwell University)
1B – Kiahna Silva (Caldwell University)
2B – Lauren Frye (Caldwell University)
3B – Kayla Kresley (Post University)
SS – Taylor Favinger (Holy Family University)
OF – Rosa’Lynn Burton (Wilmington University)
OF – Brianna Scotto (Holy Family University)
OF – Carly Testa (Caldwell University)
P – Jennifer Paride (Dominican College)
P – Sydney Ponto (Caldwell University)
P – Caitlyn Whiteside (Wilmington University)
DP – Nicole Spiegelberg (Felician University)
UTIL (Non Pitcher) – Brittany Granahan (University of the Sciences)
UTIL (Pitcher) – Naomi Stas (Philadelphia University)

2017 CACC SOFTBALL ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM:
C – Samantha Reilly (Georgian Court University)
1B – Mia Montoya (Felician University)
2B – Jazmeen Llamas (Wilmington University)
3B – Kaitlyn Slater (Wilmington University)
SS – Melissa Rini (Caldwell University)
OF – Delanie Cruz (Bloomfield College)
OF – Steph Donah (Felician University)
OF – Alina Ponce De Leon (Holy Family University)
P – Briannen Holloway (Chestnut Hill College)
P – Stephanie Pepper (Philadelphia University)
P – Bailey Walters (Holy Family University)
DP – Erica Ragazzone (Post University)
UTIL (Non Pitcher) – Kayla Henry-Caltabellotta (Philadelphia University)
UTIL (Pitcher) – Koreen Orozco (Holy Family University)

2017 CACC SOFTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR:
Marisa Monasseri (Caldwell University)

2017 CACC SOFTBALL PITCHER OF THE YEAR:
Sydney Ponto (Caldwell University)

2017 CACC SOFTBALL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR:
Rosa’Lynn Burton (Wilmington University)

2017 BSN SPORTS CACC SOFTBALL COACH OF THE YEAR:Dean Johnson (Caldwell)

2017 CACC SOFTBALL TEAM SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD:
Nyack College
 
SUBJECT: TOURNAMENT PREVIEW: Wilmington Softball Makes Fourth Straight NCAA East Regional Appearance

DATE: May 9, 2017
djl

GARDEN CITY, N.Y. - - The Wilmington University softball team has earned a spot in the NCAA Division II East Regional Tournament for the fourth straight year, earning one of five at-large bids for the 2017 postseason tournament. The Wildcats earned the No. 8 seed and will head to No. 1 and host Adelphi in Garden City, N.Y.

It is the second time in program history that the Wildcats earned an at-large bid into the NCAA Division II East Regional Tournament, with the other two coming as automatic bids after winning the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament. The Wildcats went 0-2 in the 2017 CACC Tournament at the No. 4 seed.

The Wildcats are in a four-team pod playing at Adelphi with the host Panthers, No. 4 New Haven, and No. 5 Mercy College. The other side of the East Regional Tournament features No. 2 seed and host Molloy, No. 3 Caldwell, No. 6 Merrimack, and No. 7 NYIT.

The Wildcats and Panthers will play on Thursday, May 11 at 12:00 p.m. to kickoff Regional play.

Location of NCAA Division II East Regional Tournament I:

Janet L. Ficke Softball Field
1 South Ave.
Garden City, NY 11530

Ways to Follow the Action:

Live Stats for All Games
Tournament Home Page
NCAA Division II Softball Bracket

Scouting the No. 8 Wilmington University Wildcats:

The Wildcats tied their program record with 34 wins this season, tying the mark set in 2013 (34-20) and again in 2015 (34-18). The 19 conference wins are tied for second most in program history, only behind last year’s mark of 20 wins and six losses. The 19 wins ties the mark set in 2013 and again in 2015.

The Wildcats had four members voted All-CACC, including freshman left fielder Rosa’Lynn Burton being named the CACC Rookie of the Year. Burton was joined on the First Team with starting pitcher Caitlyn Whiteside. Second baseman Jazmeen Llamas and third baseman Kaitlyn Slater were voted Second Team All-CACC.

Burton leads the Wildcats and is second in the CACC with a .472 batting average while also leading the CACC with 84 hit, 52 runs scored, and 41 stolen bases. Her 41 stolen bases are already a single season program record while she also broke the program’s single season mark of 83 hits set by Brook Ash in 2013 with two hits in the CACC Tournament.

Slater leads the team and is third in the CACC with 44 RBI on the year. She is second in the conference with nine home runs, which also set a new single season program mark for the Wildcats. Colby Wyatt has six homers on the season and is second on the team with 39 RBI. Wyatt broke the program’s all-time RBI mark earlier this season and now has 110 career RBI.

Llamas is second on the team with a .374 batting average while freshman catcher Mirabella Klebart is third with a .316 batting average.

In the circle, Whiteside leads the CACC with a 1.31 ERA, throwing a single season program record with 13 complete game shutouts. In 160.2 innings pitched, she has only allowed 30 earned runs and 18 walks while striking out 84 batters. She is 17-9 on the season in 33 appearances.

Senior starter Brooklyn Lachette is fifth in the CACC with a 2.12 ERA, going 6-3 in 23 appearances. In 79.1 innings this season, she has allowed 24 earned runs while striking out 35 batters with only 13 walks.

As a team, the Wildcats lead the league with 100 stolen bases, third in the CACC with a .305 batting average, and third overall with a .430 slugging percentage. They are also second in the CACC in mashing 28 home runs, second to only Georgian Court’s 30 who did not reach the CACC Tournament.

As a staff, the Wildcats lead the CACC with a 1.95 ERA, .45 points lower than Dominican’s 2.40 team ERA. The Wildcats rank fifth in the league with a .958 fielding percentage.

All-Time in the NCAA Division II East Regional Tournament:

2014 (1-2): #1 LIU Post def. #8 Wilmington, 1-0; #8 Wilmington def. #4 New Haven, 2-1; #5 Southern New Hampshire def. #8 Wilmington, 1-0
2015 (1-2): #4 Adelphi def. #5 Wilmington, 3-1 (16 inn.); #5 Wilmington def. #8 Pace, 2-0; #1 Caldwell def. #5 Wilmington, 7-2
2016 (0-2): #1 Caldwell def. #8 Wilmington, 4-1; #5 Le Moyne def. #8 Wilmington, 3-2 (8 inn.)

Overall: 2-6

Season and All-Time Series vs. NCAA East I Region Participants:

#1 Adelphi University Panthers: 2017 – DNP; All-Time – 1-3; NCAA Tournament – 0-1
#4 New Haven University Chargers: 2017 – DNP; All-Time – 1-1; NCAA Tournament – 1-0
#5 Mercy College Mavericks: 2017 – DNP; All-Time – 4-3; NCAA Tournament – 0-0
#8 Wilmington University Wildcats

2017 NCAA Division II East Region I Tournament Game Schedule:

Thursday, May 11
Game 1: #1 Adelphi vs. #8 Wilmington – 12:00 p.m.
Game 2: #4 New Haven vs. #5 Mercy – 2:30 p.m.

Friday, May 12Game 3: Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2 – 11:00 a.m.
Game 4: Loser of Game 1 vs. Loser of Game 2 – 1:30 p.m.
Game 5: Winner of Game 4 vs. Loser of Game 3 – 4:00 p.m.

Saturday, May 13
Game 6: Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 5 – 12:00 p.m.
Game 7 (if necessary): Winner of Game 6 vs. Loser of Game 6
 
SUBJECT: Wilmington Baseball’s Sean Deely and Rocky Ferrier Named to NCBWA All-East Region Second Team

DATE: May 17, 2017
djl

NEWARK, Del. - - A pair of Wilmington University baseball student-athletes were named Second Team All-National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) East Region today, as voted on by media members throughout the East Region.

Wildcat sophomore pitcher Sean Deely (Wilmington, Del.) and senior outfielder Rocky Ferrier (Perkasie, Pa.) were voted Second Team All-East Region after leading the Wildcats to a 30-21 overall record and the second seed in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament.

In his first season as a Wildcat, Deely settled in as the team’s ace, going 7-1 in 12 starts. In 72.2 innings pitched, the redshirt sophomore only allowed 13 earned runs, leading to the ninth lowest ERA in program history (1.61) in a single season. Deely finished second in the CACC with 68 strikeouts this year, only allowing 21 walks, finishing seventh in the CACC with an 8.42 K/9 ratio.

Ferrier was the catalyst tin the Wildcats’ lineup, starting as the leadoff hitting in 50 of the 51 games. He led the team and finished second in the CACC with a .378 batting average, the sixth best single season average in program history. He also led the CACC with 73 hits on the year, tying for the fourth most in Wildcats’ NCAA era. Ferrier went 19-for-24 in stolen bases, ranking third in the CACC. He was also hit by a pitch 14 times, leading to the fourth highest on-base percentage in the CACC (.455). He was eighth in the league in scoring 41 runs as well. He finished the year with eight doubles, two triples, and 20 RBI.

Both Ferrier and Deely were named First Team All-CACC honorees earlier this month.

AGATE:

2017 NCBWA All-East Region Teams

First Team:C – Andrew Jaehnig, Jr., Assumption, Quincy, Mass.
1B – Steven Wells, Sr. Philadelphia U., Yardley, Pa.
2B – Justin Decker, Soph., Dominican (N.Y.), Rotterdam, N.Y.
3B – Zach Goldstein, Grad., So. New Hampshire. Merrick, N.Y.
SS – Joseph Pena, Jr., St. Thomas Aquinas, Brooklyn, N.Y.
OF – Rob Andreoli, Jr., LIU Post. North Wantagh, N.Y.
OF – Giovanni Dingcong, Jr., St. Thomas Aquinas, Daly City, Calif.
OF – Ronnie Grant, Sr., Felician, Burlington, N.J.
DH – Brennan Price, Sr., Felician, Middlesex, N.J.
Util – Greg Zullo, Sr. So. Conn. State, Branford, Conn.
SP – John Holland, Sr., Felician, Jackson, N.J.
SP – Frankie Moscatiello, Jr., St. Thomas Aquinas, Rocky Point, N.Y.
SP – TJ Santiago, Sr., Adelphi, Linden, N.J.
RP – Josiah Gray, Soph., LeMoyne, New Rochelle, N.Y.

Second Team:
C – Matt Kleinstein, Sr., Felician, Marlboro, N.J.
1B – Angelo Navetta, Jr., Molloy, Staten Island, N.Y.
2B – Steven Withers, Jr., Adelphi, Staten Island, N.Y.
3B – Casey McCone, Sr., Bridgeport, Milford, Conn.
SS – Bruce Strickland, Jr., Felician, Hazlet, N.J.
OF – Rocky Ferrier, Sr., Wilmington (Del.), Perkasie, Pa.
OF – Michael Gulino, Jr., Pace, Meriden, Conn.
OF – Nick Lamberti, Soph., So. Conn. State, East Haven, Conn.
DH – Ryan Sullivan, Jr., So. New Hampshire, Hopkinton, Mass.
Util – David McTaggart, Sr., Philadelphia U., Wilmington, Del.
SP – Sean Deely, Soph., Wilmington (Del.), Wilmington, Del.
SP – David Palmer, Jr., New Haven, East Islip, N.Y.
SP – Mitchell Powers, Jr., So. New Hampshire, Portland, Maine
RP – Dan Jagiello, Sr., LIU Post, West Islip, N.Y.

2017 NCBWA East Region Player of the Year:
Steven Wells, Sr. Philadelphia U., Yardley, Pa.

2017 NCBWA East Region Pitcher of the Year:
TJ Santiago, Sr., Adelphi, Linden, N.J.

2017 NCBWA East Region Coach of the Year:
Scott Loiseau, So. New Hampshire

 
Goldey-Beacom Women’s Cross Country Adds Four to 2017 Roster


Goldey-Beacom cross country coach Andrew Shearer has announced four new student-athletes have signed National Letters of Intent to compete on the 2017 women’s cross country team.


The additions for the Lightning include Brittany Delgado (Hamilton, NJ), Cara Jones (Wilmington, DE/Mount Pleasant), Taylor McKinney (Wilmington, DE/Delaware Tech CC) and Holly Tesoro (Milford, DE/Milford).


Delgado ran cross country for three years at Hamilton High School. In addition, she competed for the Hornets’ track & field team by participating in the mile and two-mile runs.


Jones ran cross country for two seasons at Mount Pleasant High School and also was a four-year member of the Green Knights’ track & field squad. Jones also competed on the girls’ basketball team for three seasons.


McKinney transfers to Pike Creek after running for Delaware Technical Community College, placing second in Division I at the Region XIX junior college meet last fall. She ran 20:00.1 over 5,000 meters to end 12th last fall at the NJIT Highlander Challenge and 25:40.4 over 6,000 meters at the prestigious Paul Short Invitational. She also is a local product, having run for Concord High School.


Tesoro enjoyed a great run for Milford High School, closing 18th over 5,000 meters at the Henlopen Championship last fall. She also ended 67th at the Delaware Division 2 State Championship and 20th at the Kent County Championship.






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

Goldey-Beacom College | www.gbc.edu
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ATE: May 23, 2017
djl

NORMAN, Okla. - - A pair of Wilmington University golf team members were named to the Division II PING All-East Region team earlier today, as announced by the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA).

Junior Zac Moore (Brantford, Ontario/Bishop Tonnos) and senior Miguel Siercke (Hamburg, Germany/Gymnasium Ohlstedt) were two of 12 members named to the Division II PING All-East Region team, as 108 total student-athletes were named All-Region across Division II’s eight regions.

In 29 rounds in 2016-17, Moore led the Wildcats with a 75.59 average. He finished 3.86 strokes against the par, ranking 12th in the east region at the end of the year according to GolfStat.com. Moore shot a low round of 68 in the first round of the St. Thomas Aquinas Spring Invitational before finished tied for third in the regional competition. He led the way in a head-to-head against Concord with a 69, his only other round below 70 on the season. He was named First Team All-CACC while also earning a spot on the CACC All-Tournament Team after finishing tied for fifth with a 78-73 for a 151 (+9).

Siercke was named the CACC Player of the Year after player all 13 tournaments and 29 rounds for the Wildcats in 2016-17. He finished with an average score of 75.66 while playing 3.93 against the par. At the end of the year, he was ranked 14th in the East Region according to GolfStat.com. He won the first tournament of the year, shooting a season’s best 68 in the first round of the Quechee Division II Challenge. He also capped his season with the only other sub-70 round, shooting a 69 in the third round of the NCAA Division II Atlantic/East Super Regional to finish in a tie for seventh with a 223 (+7). Siercke had six Top 10 finishes on the year while also coming in with nine Top 15 finishes.

Dominican’s Leonard Lee and Concordia’s Juan Roa were the only other student-athletes named All-East Region from the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference.

AGATE:

Division II PING All-East Region

John Clare – Le Moyne
Michael Frizalone – St. Thomas Aquinas
Kevin Gately – St. Thomas Aquinas
Brendan Huner – St. Thomas Aquinas
Leonard Lee – Dominican
Cal Meyers – Bentley
Michael Miranda – St. Thomas Aquinas
Zac Moore – Wilmington
Matt Paradis – Southern New Hampshire
Joe Petrin – Le Moyne
Juan Roa – Concordia
Miguel Siercke - Wilmington
 
SUBJECT: Rocky Ferrier Named First Team ABCA and Gold Glove All-East Region

DATE: May 23, 2017
djl

NEWARK, Del. - - Senior outfielder Rocky Ferrier has been named to the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) All-East Region First Team, as well as an All-Region Gold Glove award winner as voted on by the region’s head coaches.

Ferrier (Perkasie, Pa.) helped the Wildcats to a 30-21 overall record and a second place finish in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference regular season with a 17-5 mark.

The senior was the catalyst tin the Wildcats’ lineup, starting as the leadoff hitting in 50 of the 51 games. He led the team and finished second in the CACC with a .378 batting average, the sixth best single season average in program history. He also led the CACC with 73 hits on the year, tying for the fourth most in Wildcats’ NCAA era. Ferrier went 19-for-24 in stolen bases, ranking third in the CACC. He was also hit by a pitch 14 times, leading to the fourth highest on-base percentage in the CACC (.455). He was eighth in the league in scoring 41 runs as well. He finished the year with eight doubles, two triples, and 20 RBI.

Defensively, Ferrier made 70 putouts on 74 chances in left field, contributing with three outfield assists. He made 47 starts in left field while also starting three games in right field. He led the team with 20 multi-hit games, including three four-hit games and four three-hit games.

Philadelphia’s Steven Wells was voted as the ABCA East Region Player of the Year while St. Thomas Aquinas’ Frankie Moscatiello was voted as the ABCA East Region Pitcher of the Year. Bentley’s Ryan Berardino earned the region’s ABCA Rookie of the Year as well.

Click here to view all three All-Region Teams from the 2017 season.

AGATE:

2017 ABCA All-East Region Gold Glove Team

C – Carlos Pena, Nyack
1B – Anthony Bartolomei, Dominican
2B – Matt Flynn, St. Anselm
SS – Michael Stack, Adelphi
OF – Aaron Crandall, St. Anselm
OF – Elijah Leerdam, Molloy
OF – Rocky Ferrier, Wilmington
P – Dylan Borawski, Chestnut Hill
 
BJECT: Sean Deely Adds D2CCA and ABCA All-East Region Second To Resume

DATE: May 23, 2017
djl

NEW CASTLE, Del. - - Wilmington University sophomore Sean Deely was named to both the 2017 Division II Conference Commissioner’s Association (D2CCA) and the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) All-East Region Second Team.

The D2CCA All-East Region Teams were voted on by the region’s sports information directors while the ABCA All-East Region Teams were voted on by the region’s baseball head coaches.

Deely (Wilmington, Del.) helped the Wildcats to a 30-21 overall record and a second place finish in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference regular season with a 17-5 mark. Deely led the pitching staff to the second lowest ERA in the league, 3.86, only trailing league champion Felician.

In his first season as a Wildcat, Deely settled in as the team’s ace, going 7-1 in 12 starts. In 72.2 innings pitched, the redshirt sophomore only allowed 13 earned runs, leading to the ninth lowest ERA in program history (1.61) in a single season. Deely finished third in the CACC with 68 strikeouts this year, only allowing 21 walks, finishing seventh in the CACC with an 8.42 K/9 ratio.

Deely pitched a season high eight innings twice, first at Post on April 15 in a 9-2 win before tossing eight strong in the CACC Tournament First Round game against Nyack on May 6. He struck out a season’s best nine twice as well, first at Goldey-Beacom on April 2 and again in his next start on April 8 at Dominican.

Southern New Hampshire’s third baseman Zach Goldstein was voted as the 2017 D2CCA East Region Player of the Year while Adelphi’s TJ Santiago was voted as the 2017 D2CCA East Region Pitcher of the Year.

Click here to view all three All-Region Teams from the 2017 season.
 
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Date: Thu, May 25, 2017 at 12:37 PM
Subject: Fwd: SUBJECT: Rosa¹Lynn Burton Named First NFCA All-American in Wilmington Softball History; Garners Second Team Honors
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SUBJECT: Rosa’Lynn Burton Named First NFCA All-American in Wilmington Softball History; Garners Second Team Honors

DATE: May 25, 2017
djl

ROANOKE, Va. - - Wilmington University outfielder Rosa’Lynn Burton capped her outstanding freshman campaign by being named to the 2017 National Fastpitch Coaches Association Division II Second Team All-American on Wednesday night at the awards banquet prior to the Division II National Tournament.

It is the first NFCA All-American in the Wildcats’ NCAA era while also the first time a student-athlete has earned Second Team All-American stature in program history. Burton (Dover, Del./Dover) joins alumnae Katie Warrington (2013) and Chelsea Botsch (2015) and the only other All-Americans for the Wildcats.

Burton led the Wildcats and finished second in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference with a .463 batting average, while also pacing the league with 88 hits, 57 runs, and 41 stolen bases, all of which were single season program records for the Wildcats. The CACC Freshman of the Year owns a .500 on-base percentage with 12 doubles, seven triples (which are tied for 10th in the NCAA), and a homer for a .616 slugging percentage. She was only five stolen bases off the Division II national leader following the Regional Tournaments.

The left fielder and leadoff hitter helped the Wildcats to a 36-21 overall record and a 17-9 mark in the CACC, good enough for a fourth place finish in the standings. The Wildcats then earned an at-large bid into the NCAA Division II East Regional Tournament to mark their fourth straight appearance. Burton and the Wildcats advanced to the East Region I Tournament Championship round against top seeded and host Adelphi, going 2-2 in the tournament.

Burton was invited to the banquet after being named one of the Top Eight Finalists for the 2017 Schutt Sports/NFCA Division II National Freshman of the Year last week. Harding’s Autumn Humes earned the National Award on Wednesday night after going 33-3 with a 1.19 ERA and seven saves in the circle, while also batting .346 with 10 doubles, seven homers, and 53 RBI at the plate.

Minnesota State Mankato’s senior Coley Ries was voted the 2017 Schutt Sports/NFCA Division II National Player of the Year after going 36-3 with 426 strikeouts and 16 shutouts in the first for the Mavericks.

AGATE

2017 NFCA Division II All-Americans

First Team

P - Coley Ries# - Sr. – Minnesota State University, MankatoP – Brandy Marlett – Jr. - Angelo State UniversityP – Kylee Smith – Fr. – University of North GeorgiaC – Marisa Monasseri@ - Jr. – Caldwell University1B – Maddie Dow – Sr. – Southern Arkansas University2B – Nicki Sprague@$& - Sr. – Azusa Pacific University3B – Kaitlyn Bannister! – Sr. – University of Alabama in HuntsvilleSS – Sarah Kennedy$ - Sr. – Augustana UniversityOF – Christa Reisinger – So. – Truman State UniversityOF – Stephanie Hartness! – Sr. – University of North GeorgiaOF – Nicole Nordie – Sr. – Texas Woman's UniversityDP – Haley Simonds – Fr. – Newberry CollegeUtility-Pitcher – Lyndsay Butler!% - Gr. – Wayne State UniversityUtility-Non-Pitcher – Brianne O'Dell – Jr. – Cedarville UniversityAt-Large-Third Base – Brenna Martini – Jr. – Adelphi UniversityAt-Large-Pitcher – Amanda Houck – Jr. – West Chester University of PennsylvaniaAt-Large-Third Base – Julia Garcia – Jr. – California State University, Monterey Bay

Second Team

P – Hannah Vet – Jr. – West Virginia Wesleyan CollegeP – Jennifer Leonhardt – Fr. – University of Southern IndianaP – Emmie Robertson – Jr. – Pittsburg State UniversityC – Mariah Jameyson Junior Texas A&M University-Commerce1B – Kailyn Campbell – Sr. – Central Washington University2B – Jenna Lenza – Sr. – Grand Valley State University3B – Shea Ibrahim – Sr. – West Texas A&M UniversitySS – Sydney Sprague – Jr. – University of North GeorgiaOF – Meghan Luebbert – Sr. – Concordia University-PortlandOF – Jess Meidl – Jr. – Minnesota State University, MankatoOF – Rosa'Lynn Burton – Fr. – Wilmington UniversityDP – Allie Smith^ - Jr. – West Texas A&M UniversityUtility-Pitcher – Kenedy Urbany – Sr. – Angelo State UniversityUtility-Non-Pitcher – Angelique Elemen – So. – Fort Lewis CollegeAt-Large-Pitcher – Autumn Humes – Fr. – Harding UniversityAt-Large-Utility-Pitcher – Lacie Rinus – Fr. – Carson-Newman UniversityAt-Large-Outfield – Brooke Hodgson – Jr. – Colorado Mesa University

Third Team

P – Stephanie Adkins# - Sr. – Saint Leo UniversityP – Haley Gilham – Jr. – California State University, ChicoP – Sydney Ponto – Sr. – Caldwell UniversityC – Sarah Kenley – Sr. – Lenoir-Rhyne University1B – AnnMarie Torres – Fr. – Colorado Mesa University2B – Kacie Kelly – Fr. – Saint Leo University3B – Jamie Johnson – Jr. – University of North Carolina at PembrokeSS – Emily Price – Jr. – California University of PennsylvaniaOF – Ashley Hardin – Jr. – West Texas A&M UniversityOF – Erin Boone – So. – Lenoir-Rhyne UniversityOF – Janessa Bassett@$ - Jr. – Dixie State UniversityDP – Jill Roye – Jr. – Southern Arkansas UniversityUtility-Pitcher – Kalyn Paque – Sr. – Humboldt State UniversityUtility-Non-Pitcher – Kala Holder – Fr. – Pittsburg State UniversityAt-Large-Outfield – Tori Pogue – Sr. – West Virginia Wesleyan CollegeAt-Large-Catcher – Haley Hodges! – Sr. – University of Southern IndianaAt-Large-Utility-Pitcher – Jane Trzaska – Sr. – Armstrong State University

! - 2016 First Team; @ - 2016 Second Team; # - 2016 Third Team
$ - 2015 First Team; % - 2015 Second Team; ^ - 2015 Third Team
& - 2014 Third Team
 
SUBJECT: Wilmington Men Claim Eighth Straight CACC Alfred R. Restaino Sr. Cup; Women Place Fourth Overall

DATE: May 25, 2017
djl

NEW HAVEN, Conn. - - For the eighth year in a row, the Wilmington University men captured the 2016-17 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Alfred R. Restaino Sr. Cup with the women finishing fourth overall, as announced by CACC Commissioner Dan Mara.

The Caldwell women’s programs captured the women’s cup, followed by Georgian Court and Philadelphia. Georgian Court and Bloomfield trailed the Wildcats on the men’s side to round out the top three.

The cups are awarded annually to the institution that performs at the highest level in all CACC-sponsored men's sports. The point system used for the award takes into account each athletic program’s finish in both the 2016-17 CACC regular season contests and conference tournaments. Each institution receives a combined point total and the sum is then divided by the number of sports the institution sponsors.

When combined, the Wilmington University athletics department finished second of 14 institutions with an average score of 10.6083 for its 12 programs. Georgian Court University topped the combined list with an average score of 10.7545 for their 11 programs, with both the men and women finishing second overall in their respective Restaino Cup standings.

The men’s Restaino Cup was claimed with an 12.55 average over five sports, led by CACC Championships claimed by the cross country (14 points) and golf (14 points) teams. Men’s soccer (11.75 average) and baseball (12.5 average) reached as far as their CACC Tournament Semifinal rounds while men’s basketball (10.5 average) advanced to the CACC Tournament quarterfinal round as well.

The Wildcat women were led by the women’s tennis team, competing in their first CACC season. They averaged 12.25 points for their performance, reaching the CACC Tournament semifinals. The women’s soccer team also reached the CACC Tournament semifinals and averaged 10.75 points for their regular season and tournament showings.

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2016-17 CACC Restaino Cup Standings

Men’s Sports:

1. Wilmington – 12.55 average
2. Georgian Court – 10.8125
3. Bloomfield – 10.4167
4. Philadelphia – 9.5714
5. Dominican – 9.5417
6. Caldwell – 9.00
7. Chestnut Hill – 8.9643
8. Post – 8.8929
9. Nyack – 8.6250
10. Goldey-Beacom – 7.60
11. Felician – 7.60
12. Concordia – 7.45
13. USciences – 6.80
14. Holy Family – 5.9375

Women’s Sports:

1. Caldwell – 11.375 average
2. Georgian Court – 10.7143
3. Philadelphia – 10.5313
4. Wilmington – 9.2143
5. Bloomfield – 9.0833
6. USciences – 9.05
7. Dominican – 8.9643
8. Holy Family – 8.8438
9. Goldey-Beacom – 8.7917
10. Chestnut Hill – 7.6563
11. Post – 7.5625
12. Nyack – 7.2143
13. Felician – 6.1429
14. Concordia – 4.75
 
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