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SPORTS Thursday, May 8, 1997 - Page 15 OITBALL Dickinson - 19-2 - W Swarthmore- 15-7 W Chaz. Heinzer - 5 2 - 7 Catholic - 6-1 - L Dickinson - 12-11 - L Susquehanna - 16-2 - W Gettysburg - 6-1 - L bame Results Ursinus-16-12-L Dickinsin - 4-3 - W Ursinus - 12-6 - w Ursinus-6-1-W ppponent - score - W/L Player-Sv-All'd S% ickinson - 9-3 - W .!l.ru:ting Player - Gis - Ass - Pts John Torpy - 168 -II - .602 ickinson - 6-1 - W Player-AB-H -2B-38-HR-RBl- Meghan Bellucci - 26 - 16 - 42 Ed Swiatek - I 1- 10 - .524 ~rsinus- 3-1 - L BA Robin Zimmerly - 30 - 8 - 38 Player - Pos. - W - L - Pet. ~rsinus - 11-3 - L Rick Estes - 115-45-6-4-4-30-.391 Amy North - 28 - 2 - 30 WOMEN'S TENNIS Roland Wolff - 1 - 4 - 6 - .400 atholic-9-3 - W BrianMiller-II6-22-44-9-1-o'16-.379 Jodi Wagner - 23 - 5 - 28 Carig Eckard - 2 - 4 0 6 0 .400 atholic - 13-10 - W Pat Durand - 70-26-3-1-0-10-.371 Meg Giorno . 12 -9 - 21 lizabethtown - 5-2 - L Mike Marino- 77-16-28-9-1-0-16-.364 Courtney Boden - 13 - 6 - 19 Tyler Barrell - 3 - 2 - I - .667 Thomas - 3 - 2 - 6 - .25 Polinszky lizabethtown - 13~5 - W Matt Gribbin - 28-5-10-2-1-0-8-.357 Mary Beth Francis - 12 - 2 - 14 Opponent - Score - W/L peuysburg - 7-3 - W BrianCulley-101-32-9-2-3-18-.317 Cynthia Berger - 8 - 2 - 10 Gettysburg - 9-0 - L Mark Rhome - 4 - 1 - 3 - .250 Kevin KJunk - 5 - 3 - 3 - .500 pettysburg - 12-6 - L QuistiaanAbildso-lD7-28-32-6-J-O- Natalie Hannibal - 8 - I - 9 Bryn Mawr - 6-3 - W Colin Forman - 5 - I -2 - .333 17-.299 Stacey O'Brian - 5 - 0 - 5 Franklin & Marshall 8- I - L Jay Hinish - 72-20-30.-5..(0...12-.417 TinaDuley-I-O-1 Ursinus - 6-3 - L Marc Manilotta - 6 - 6 - 3 - .667 George Cossabone - 67-10-17-3-2-0- Dickinson - 8-1 - W lPlayer-AB - R -H -D- T- HR 18-.317 BI- W-AVG. Players - Pos. - W - L - Pet. ulie Backof - 108-53-62-14-7-11- Pitching Player-Sv-All'd S% EckardIWolff - I - 5 - 6 - .455 1-8-.574 Amanda Rose - 162 - 86 - .653 Player - Pos. - W - L - Pet. PolinszkylZoltan Menyhart Jr. - acieMathias-81-23-34-4-3-6-27- Player- GP- W - L-Sv,-SO -ERA KimKel!er-I-5-8-.385 - 1-4 - .200 18-.420 Tim D'Angelo - 9-6-3-0-4.71 MEN'S LACROSSE Lara Henderson - 2 - 9 - 4 - .692 pina Hughes - 102-16-37-12-1-1- Kevin Culley - 8-2-3-0-3.76 Amy Sheridan - 3 - 3 - 8 - .273 Forman/Polinsky - I -1 - .500 7-4-.363 George Cossabone - 8-3-3-0-4.57 Jessica Mongrain - 4 - 3 - 6 - .333 Klunk/Rhome - 2 - [ - 2 - .333 Forman/Klunk - 3 - 3 - 4 - .429 ari Thompson ~ 117-36-42-7-0-0- Byron Druzgal - 11-2-2-0-4.25 Amanda Greening - 4 - 2 - 7 - .222 Manilotta/Polinszky - 0 - 2 - .000 12-4-.359 Mike Waddington - 13-1-1-0-3.64 Opponent - Score - W/L Jessica Boynton - 5 - 4 -5 - .444 '-...... an Scott -9_6-25-:35-_8~2-0--30-7- BarreIlGugliotta-n"O~O~..z.89 Haverford ~J-8 W,-----Stephanie-Nemece~::_6 .400 GOI:;F '365 -- . ..... Brent Fuchs - 15-2-0-6-1.82 Franklin & Marshall- 14-7 _ W I~{acy Seward- 99-34-32-3-3-0-10- Garrett DeFroot - 10-1-0-0-2.87 Dickinson - 19-6 - W 17-.323 Salisbury State - 12-21 - L Player - TOlal STrokes - # Rounds Stroke Ave. Per-round SI. Mary's, MD- 16-13 - W Players - Pas. - W - L - PCI. Brian Currey - 247 - 3 - 82.3 Washington - 9-13 - L Greening/Keller - I - I - 3 - .250 Mike Diehl- 946 - 12 -78.8 Player - SB Aft. - CS - CS% Henderson/KeHer-I-10-2-.833 KenDoyte-81 -1-81 layer, record, inningspitc/zed, SO Marc Alegi - 6-1-16.7 Henderson/Sheridan - 2 - 3 - 2 -.600 Mike Fiorentio - 242 - 3 - 80.7 myCipolloni-I0-4-IOI-17 DanAngelini-12-1-8.3 Greening/Sheridan - 2 - 3 - 3 - .500 Scott Gregg - 818 - 10 - 81.8 im Ruprecht - 6-6 -70.66 - 39 Wade Hughes _ 41-8-19.5 Player - GIs - Ass - PIS MongrainglNemecek - 3 - I - I - .500 Morgan Gregory - 242 - 3 - 80.7 Matt Hoppe - 43 - 24 - 67 BoyntonlMongrain - 3 - 2 - 2 - .500 Matt Harding- 162 - 2 - 81 ASEBALL WOMEN'S LACROSSE Bo Schrott - 35 - IS - 50 Boynton/Nemecek - 3 - 2 - 4 - .333 Greg Hebding - 240 - 3 - 80 RobWitte-28-19-47 SCOII King - 487 -6- 81.2 am Result Mike Sargent - 19 - 28 - 47 MEN'S TENNIS Kevin Marsh - 665 - 8 - 83.1 Scott Schenzer - 18 - 12 - 30 Ryan Reid - 968 - 12 - 79.9 ppponent - Score - W/L Opponent - Score - W/L Jeremy Kober - 18 - 10 - 28 Tony Santillo - 959 - 12 - 79.9 warthmore - 4-3 - W Notre Dame - 17-4 - W Stephen Hallowell - 5 - II - 16 Kris Shuck - 244 - 3 - 81.3 ~averford - 9-6 - L Bryn Mawr - 22-4 - W Mark Frey - [0 - 4 - 14 Opponent - Score - WIL Craig Zabora - 331 - 4 - 82.8 ~averford - 8-7 - W Johns Hopkins - 7-8 - L Jason Goodman - 3 - 6 - 9 Villa Julie - 8-1 - W Stats are as of May 3, 1997 Softball ends with 20-11 record; third in conference By DANGAI>U Western Maryland this season for freshman year," Thompson said. be the case next year. "We're all place rather than first place," she StafflVriter runs scored(53), hits(62), RBI(51), "It's not like a competition, but used to each other now. Some of said. doubles(14), home runs(II), total we're both conscious of it. We both the problems were with the fresh- Hopefully next year will not see The Western Maryland softball bases(113), and slugging percent- have goals to break more school men. They weren't bonding with team took a ride on a roller coaster age(I.046). records because we know we can." the team, but I think we're used the same problems, according to She says that the play- Thompson. this season that came to a stop at Stacy Seward, Kari Thompson, The team was in first place go- to them now and they're used to third place in the Centennial Con- January Scott, and Gina Hughes all ing into the double header but fin- us, so I think next year's going ers are used to each other now and it was just a matter of time before ference. The team was in first made large contributions with their ished in third place. "It was pretty to be really good for us," she said. place before being swept in a April bats as well. Hughesled the con- disappointing," Thompson said. Thompson believes that the the team came season, together. "It took unfortunately, us a whole 19 double header by Ursinus, who ference in doubles with nine, and "The season started out pretty lack of unity cost the team some won the conference championship. hit .363 this season. Seward hit rough Around the middle of the games this year and points to last but it should be good for next sea- son," she said, The Green Terror's 121 runs led .323 this season, while Scott hit for season a lot of people quit having year's team as an example of She also said the team is going the Centennial Conference this an average of .365. Thompson hit fun and no one wanted to be there what team unity can do for a to get together for a picnic and meet season. Julie Backof and Jacie .359 for the season and led the con- so for us to even be tied for the con- team. "If the same things had together before tryouts next year to Mathias were the top two hitters ference in at bats with 59. ference lead was a surprise. When happened last year that happened make sure all the kinks are worked in the conference, as Backof hit Backof and Thompson are the we needed to pull together we this year we would have probably out. .614 in conference and Mathias hit top two run scorers in school his- didn'I." come out on top just because of Head coach George Dix's team .568. Backof also led the confer- tory and both either hold or are on Thompson said that the players the team unity. We just didn't had no seniors this season and ence in runs scored(28), hits(33), the verge of breaking several other didn't come together as a team, and have that unity with the freshmen should be in good position to com- tripl!!s(4), and home runs(8). records. "Julie and I came in and some of the personalities on the this year, so that's probably one pete for the Centennial Conference Backof set single season records at we both broke school records our team clashed, but that should not of the things that put us in third championship again next year.