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April 10, 1992 Western Maryland College Page? Men's, Women's Track and Field Finish Strong at Messiah Jeremy Kinney placed fourth in By KENDRA WEIBLE hurdles, and freshman Billy record in the time of 18:53.2. ond year as head coach, and is in the timcof3:32.12. Tyrell ran 16.27 for third place For the women, junior charge of the middle distance S"ffR,f>O"" Both the men's and women's On the women's side, Sherry In the same event. Kent Kourtney Sweeny and fresh- and long distance runners. His Track and Field tearns had Albright took third in the javelin Lightbourn, WMC's interna- man Erin Jenkins competed in supporting cast includes Mike strong performances at the Mes- withathrowofl11'6". Kendra tional student from the Baha- the 400 meter hurdles. Sopho- Whitmore, second year coach of siah College Invitational. The Weible placed third in the 3000 mas, took second in the 400 more Kirsten Stockel, Weible, sprints and hurdles, Becky Mar- men finished seventh out of meters with a time of 11:12.98 meters in a time of 47.6. Sweeny and Jenkins comprised tin directing the relays and eighteen schools and the women and seventh in the 1500 meters On the women's side, the 4 x 800 relay, and senior jumps, Sam Case guiding the took twelfth out of seventeen in 5:07.37. sophomore Sherry Albright fin- Alicia Clarke, Stockel Jenkins throwers, and new-comer Trudy teams. The Green Terrors opened ished fourth in the javelin with and Weible ran the distance Memmcl assisting with the For the men, Kent Lighthom up their outdoor track & field a throw of 98' 6 "and sixth in medley. Freshman Kristcn Olsh sprints and jumps. won the 400 meters in 48.64 season at the Towson Slate In- the shotput with a throw of and Julie Simmons placed sixth "I am enthused with the seconds and placed third in the vitational. Despite tough 30'0". Junior Kendra Weible in the long jump. dedicated group of athletes we 800 meters in 2:00.26. Derek blizzardry conditions, the finished third in the IO,(H)() Despite the small roster have this year," Whitmore Johnston was second in the men's team placed 10th out of meters In 40:31.8, good for a size on both the men's and commented. "Our injuries arc 3000 meter steeplechase with a 16 schools and the women's WMC record. women's sides, the coaches down and that seems to be 9:55.91 time and senior Joe learn, with only two competi- Through the strong wind at have high expectations for the bringing it all together." Embrey placed eight in the tors, took 9th place out of 11. theWMCrelays, the men's a x teams. They hopctoqualify as The track teams will be com- same event with a time of The field of competition in- 800 meter relay team of many athletes as possible for peting through April aiming 10- 10:34.55. eluded Division I institutions. Lightbourn, senior Joe Embrey, the Middle Atlantic Conference ward the Middle Atlantic Con- In the 110 m hurdles, Billy Junior Derek Johnston Johnston, and senior Kent Championships and possibly ference Championships to be Tyrell ran 16.11 seconds for placed fourth in the 3000 meter Husted, set a new school mark send some athletes as far as the held the first weekend in May at second place in the event. To steeple chase in 10:05, the sec- of 8:11.4. The men's 4 x 1600 NCAA Division III nationals to Franklin and Marshall College. cap off a successful day, the ond-best time in WMC history. meter relay of Embrey, senior be held in the state of Maine in The upcoming meets will be at men's 1600 m relay team of Sophomore Bret Young ran Guido Stubenrauch, Husted May. Juniata, Catholic Invitational, Embrey, Tyrell, Lighthom, and 16.86 in the ItO meter high and Johnston also set a new Doug Renner is in his sec- and Johns Hopkins. l..l Busy Schedule Ahead for Terror Baseball could not climb, handing them By PATRICK DONNELLY However, there have been a S .. JfR.p""O"'&ij",. level mark (6-6 overall, 0-2 regroup and travel to (16), at bats (41), and batting circulating that the Western There MAC Southwest) with 3" 7-3 Gettysburg for a double-header average (.350), with offensive Maryland have been rumors learns arc going 10 switch con- College athletic victory over Ursinus on Thurs- on Saturday, April 4. "We got support coming in the form of day, April 2, the Green Terror to split in Gettysburg," Coach another freshman, second ferences from the Middle Atlantic Conference to the Cenuennial baseball team must now prepare Seibert stated. His team already baseman Eric Landseadel, resides. Conference, where the football team already for 17 regular season games in has two losses in the very tough (.344), and sophomore Gary the next 19 days. MAC Southwest that has Carter (.333). The pitching has Some people think that the MAC has become too The awful late March Moravian on top of the leader been led seniors Ron Chanski crowded and dispersed to fit tho school' s needs. Sports In- weather caused a number of board 3-1 conference record. and Tim Butz, along with fresh- formation Director Scott Deitch stated that a news confer- cancellations during the month Two losses at Gettysburg could man Chuck Mclean (2.50 ence will be held on May I, 1992, to announce the that needed to be rescheduled be fatal for any chance the Ter- ERA). school's final decision. for April. Two dates have al- rors have in winning their After their April 7 away Assistant Coach Mike Hamm has also reportedly left ready been finalized. The league title. game against Johns Hopkins, the football team's staff Since it is considered a personal March 12 contest against Before the Ursinus victory the Terrors will play ten of their decision and internal rnaucr. no official comment was Dickinson and March 22 games Seibert said, t, I just glad we're remaining thirteen games at given on the situation. l..l with F&M have been resched- playing. We need to play." home. uled for April 13,2:00 PM and Playing will not be a problem Future games at home in- April 20, 1:00 PM respectively the next couple of weeks. clude doubleheaders against Softball April 16th, against conference and will take place here at Seibert wants the games to go as Dickinson (April 13), Lebanon opponent Gettysburg. WMC. scheduled in order for his play- Valley (April 18), and Franklin From Page 6 Dix has called this team, "the In their recent action the ers to become more consistent and Marshall (April 20), and strongest that Western Mary- Terror's completed a six game for the more important confer- single games versus Catholic season with two losses 10 land has ever fielded." Hecitcd stint in Cocoa, FL with two once games. (April 14) and York (April 22), Elizabethtown. The team was freshmen Stewart, Johnson, wins, but returned home to the For now, the pitching and giving the Terrors a great shut out in both games, losing 1- Anders, and Carolyn Kelsey as cold and snow on March 20. hitting have been quiet due to chance to make up for the early o and 5-0. 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