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October 11, 1990/Western Maryland College/Page 7 Food Service Committee Jeckyll and Hyde Offense Haunts Field Hockey Squad 1990-1991 Strong DefenseKeeps Team in Close Games as They Improve to 4-3-2 by Ed Rigling Your Representatives Although it is often said scored her second and th ird goals did well in Notre Dame." Jim Seeker-President that defense wins games, the of the season to lead the team in "We passed well, which Dave Weaver-Secretary statement is only partially true. scoring. was something we didn't do Erica Guenther-Chair of the Subcommittee for Defense will keep the teams in Two days later, however, against Gettysburg." Vegetarians the close games, but without the offense failed to travel with Fivedays later, the Terror any offensive punch a defense the resrof'thcequipmemas Get- offense was completely shut can only hold on for so long. tysburg College won 2-0 down to only one shot against it as "another Todd Robinson Angela Tremain This seems to be the case Kirsche described we should've Johns Hopkins University in a game defensive 2-0 defeat. Joyce Resetar Andrea Covington for the Western Maryland field hockey team as they have won." In a very defensive game, Tim Pfaltzgraff Meg Gobrecht worked their way to their CUT- "We didn't playas a team the outstanding play of defen- Rich Ittner rent 4-3-2 overall record. and we were not mentally ready sive players Missy Nelson, For a team thathasrecorded for the game." Karen Albright, Beth Nic- four games where they shut out Thisdisappearingoffensive decker, Lynn Kirschner, and their-opponents for a 3-0-1 rec- pattern continued through the goalie Sherry Albrightkeptthe ord in the matches, the deciding next two games. Terrors in it until the end. factor is whether the offense Against the College of Unfortunately, this may will show up on game day. Notre Dame of Maryland, be the pattern for games to The Terrors' current 2-2-0 sophomore wing Jodi Living- come if more of the offensive stretch is a perfect example. ston scored twice and Comuzzi players cannot produce. Following a 3-3 tie with added another goal to beat NoLIe Jodi Livingston and Dina Susquehanna University, the Dame3-l. Comuzzi have carried their Terrors went on to record their The Terrors scored first, but share.and Sarah Williams and fourth shutout of the season Notre Dame tied it up I-I tocnd Sue Parker scored one win against visiting Frostburg State the first half. apiece in the Frostburg State College in a 2-0 win. Western Maryland then The men's soccer team has Junior Dina Comuzzi came out and dominated the Unless some team mem- improved their record to 6-6. second half, scoring two goals bers pick up the slack, the Men's Soccer Team, Led by Redding and to clinch it and improve their excellent defense that tho record to 4-3-2. Green Terror field hockey team Chesney, Shuts Out Washington 1-0 the game, saying, "the offense has been producing will be left Kirsche was pleased with out in the wind. by Matt Levy With six games remaining, scored the only goal in ihe game. ing scorer, has six goals, many the Green Terror men's soccer The Terror defense played comingon passes from Chesney, team has already surpassed last superbly in this contest also a Westminster resident-s year's win total. The team then traveled to Other leading scorers in- Their 6-6 mark overall has Muhlenberg College for a clude freshman midfielder Scott the players hopeful of finishing Middle Atlantic Conference- Schoberg (8 pLS.) and sopho- in double digits for wins this Southwest Section match up. mores Todd Knellinger(5 pts.), year. Western Maryland was Eric Resh (5 pLS.), and Franco This past week saw West- looking to even up their MAC Frisone (5 pts.). ern Maryland win one of three record at 2-2, but it was not Juniors Nick Vasil and Jim games. meant to be,as the Mules routed Francisco share the goaltending On Tuesday, the Green the Green Terrors, 9-0. duties for the Green Terrors Terrors travelled to play long- So far this season, Redding team. timestaterival Mount St. Mary's and sophomore rnidficlder Ron On Homecoming Saturday, College. Chesney lead the Green Terrors the Terrors host St. Mary's of Senior midfielder Mike in scoring with twelve points Maryland. SI. Mary's beat Looney scored two goals and apiece. WMC last year 2-3 in overtime. senior fullback Pat Colbert Redding, last year's lead- Game time is 2:00 p.m. added another, but it wasn't enough as the Green Terrors BEAUTY BASICS lost 6-3. 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