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SPORTS Thursday, April 24, 1997 - Page 11 Giorno, North: kindred Lax spirits Women's By MIKE PUSKAR 3.0 first semester, chose WMC because of Lax stand its location close to home. She credits soc- cer, however, f?f pulling her into the pro- their ground Here's the story of a lioness and a lob- gram. ster (no, it's not a fable), During spring break in Florida. Giomo It all started when a little girl of about received the nickname "Lobster" from her Art. 25 Villa Julie - 8-1 - W Mongrain/Ncmecek-L.I -I - .500 goals within the first minute alone. 16 Catholic - 6-1 - L Boynton/Mongrain - 3-1-1 - .500 The start of the second half was similar. 16 Gettysburg - 6-1 - L Boynton/Nemecek - 3-1- 3 - .250 Though no goals were scored immediately, 13 the ball kepi changing sides constantly. 12 SINGLES RECORDS BASEBALL (14.7, 6·4) WMC eventually won 18-8 (12-3 @ half). Player - Pos - W - L - Pet. (stars represent through 21 games) Zimmerly led with five goals and one as- A Roland Wolff - I - 3 - 5 - .375 BAITING sist, with Bellucci not far behind with five 16 Craig Eckard - 2 - 2 - 6 - .250 Player - AS - 28 - 38 -HR -RBI - BA goals. Giorno, who became player of the 15 Tyler Barrell - 3 - 2 - I - .667 Brian Miller-75-5-0-0 -7 .400 day, scored twice and had two assists, while 14 Thomas Polinsky - 3/6 -1-5 -.167 PatDurand-58-2-1-0-1O .379 the captains each scored two. North and 10 Mark Rhome - 4- I -4 - .200 MikeMarino-54-7-1-0-12 .370 Berger scored as well. 8 Kevin Klunk - 5 - 2 - 6 - .250 MattGribbin-25-2-1-0-7 .360 Due to inclement weather, the Lady Ter- 8 Colin Forman - 3/5 - 1 - 3 - .250 Mike Sansone - 6 - 1 - 0 - 0 - 2 .333 rors lost a close one 9-10. North led with Marc Martilotta - 6 - 4 - 2 - .667 Jay Hinish - 37 -0 - 0- 0-6 .324 three goals, Berger and sophomore defender RickEstes-79-1-3-3-15 .316 Natalie Hannibal not far behind with two DOUBLES RECORDS George Cossabone -50-2-2-0 - 7 .300 each. Boden had one goal and one assist. Players - Pos - W - L - Pct. Brian Culley -69 - 5 - 2 -2- 10 .290 Each Meg contributed as well, Bellucci with • EckardIWolff - I -3 - 5 - .375 David Blank - 47 - I - 1 - 0 - 8 .277 a goal and Giorno with an assist. Barrell/Rhome - 2 - 0 - 1 - .000 Christian Abildso -71-3-0-0 - 13 .268 The game versus Gettysburg on April 15 FormanfPolinszky-213-1-2 -.500 brought WMC another loss at 7-9. Zirrunerly Klunk/Rhome - 2/3 - I - 2 - .333 SOFTBALL (10-3) led with two goals and one assist, while Ferman/Klunk - 3 - I - 4 - .200 (stats represent through 21 games) Bellucci scored twice. Boden had one of MartiloUalPolinszky-3-0-2 -.292 BATTING each again. Wagner scored with eighteen Player - AB - 2B - 3B - HR -RBIs - BA seconds remaining in the game, but it still WOMEN'S TENNIS Julie Backof - 71 - 10 - 5 -8 - 35 .592 wasn't enough to win. GAME RESlJI TS Jacie Mathias - 53 - 3 - 1 -5 - 22 .491 Following Saturday's game, the team is Team - Score - W II.. Gina Hughs - 68 - 7 - 1 -1 - 20 .338 posting a record of 8-3. They beat Bryne QS. York-7-2 - W JanScott-60-4-2-0-21 .383 Mawr 21-4 with the help of five goals from 18 Catholic - 5-4 - L Kari Thompson - 75 - 2 -0-0 - 9 .387 North, four from Belluci and Zimmerly, and 16 Gettysburg - 9-0 - L Stacy Seward - 64 - 0 - 2 -0 - 6 .297 a host of others. 15 Commenting on this year's team, North 13 SINGI ES RECORDS I'il