Greyhound Weekly Update, October 13, 2008 (-2222-)
Football – 4-2 (Centennial
Conference 2-2)
Last Week – Lost to Gettysburg
College, 48-41.
This Week – Sat., Oct. 18th
vs. Franklin & Marshall College*(Homecoming & Hall of Fame Game), 1:00
p.m. *Centennial Conference Game.
Junior quarterback Matt Flynn threw for a touchdown
and ran for another while the Gettysburg College defense turned three turnovers
into touchdowns in a 48-41 Centennial Conference game over Moravian College at
Shirk Field at Musselman Stadium.
The Bullets won their second straight game to
improve to 2-4 overall and 2-2 in Centennial Conference action while Moravian
dropped its second consecutive game after a 4-0 start to fall to 4-2 overall
and 2-2 in the Centennial Conference as well.
The Greyhounds won the toss for the sixth
straight game, deferring for the fifth consecutive contest. Freshman Ian
Heck kicked off to the Gettysburg eight-yard line where Gettysburg sophomore
wide receiver Charles Curcio received the ball and
returned it 92 yards up the right side of the field for a touchdown.
However, senior Josh Huson’s extra-point hit the left
upright and was no good to give Gettysburg a 6-0 lead. The kickoff return
for the score was the Bullets first in three seasons.
Moravian would pick up a first down on its
first drive on a 21-yard pass from senior quarterback Marc Braxmeier (Center Valley, PA/Allentown Central Catholic HS) to senior tailback Tyler McCambridge (Northampton, PA/Allentown Central Catholic HS). However, the Greyhounds would turn the ball
over on downs at the Gettysburg 35-yard line. The Bullets needed just six plays
to extend its lead on a five-yard touchdown run by Flynn. Husson made this extra-point attempt, the 100th of his
career, for a 13-0 Gettysburg lead with 10:47 to go in the first quarter.
Moravian needed just four plays to answer
with the Greyhounds’ first score of the game. Senior tailback Tyler deRouen (West Milford, NJ/West
Milford HS) ran in
from one-yard out on a sweep to the right. Senior kicker Brian Reckenbeil (Branchburg, NJ/Somerville HS) connected on the extra-point to pull Moravian within
13-7 with 8:47 remaining in the first quarter. Two plays before the
touchdown, Braxmeier hit senior wide
receiver Tyler Williams with a 59-yard pass to the Gettysburg one-yard line.
The Bullets picked up one first down before a
quick kick by Flynn on fourth-and-four from the Moravian 49-yard line that was
downed at the Greyhound 21-yard line. The Greyhounds needed just one play to
take the lead with McCambridge
running for a 79-yard touchdown off the left side, the longest rush of his
career and the fifth longest touchdown run in Moravian history. Reckenbeil added the extra-point to
give the Greyhounds a 14-13 lead with 6:42 to go in the first quarter. McCambridge also moved over 1,800
career yards on the run and into ninth in school history. McCambridge had 152 yards on 20 carries in the game and now has
1,926 yards in his career on 405 carries.
Gettysburg picked up two first downs with
Flynn hitting sophomore Brian Betley with a 42-yard
pass and Flynn rushing on a fourth-and-one. The Bullets would get into
the red zone at the Moravian 18-yard line but were forced into a field goal
attempt. Huson’s 35-yard field goal attempt was
wide left to give the Greyhounds the ball at their own 20-yard line.
Moravian moved down into the red zone on the
following possession but back-to-back losses forced a fourth down from the
Gettysburg 21-yard line. Reckenbeil
came on a drilled the 38-yard field goal, his seventh field goal of the season,
to give Moravian a 17-13 lead with 13:58 to go in the second quarter. On
the second play of the drive, McCambridge
broke through the left side for a 60-yard touchdown run that was called back by
a holding penalty at the line of scrimmage.
The Bullets would retake the lead on their
next drive. Flynn would cap the six-play drive with a one-yard touchdown
pass to junior tight end A.J. Perrotti. Huson’s extra-point would give Gettysburg a 20-17 lead with
10:54 remaining in the first half. Flynn was 21 of 34 in the game for 275
yards with a touchdown and two interceptions.
The Greyhounds needed just 13 seconds to
retake the lead with junior tailback Ryan Rempe returning the ensuing kickoff
82 yards for a touchdown, Moravian’s first kickoff return for a score this
season and first since the 2006 season. Reckenbeil made his third extra-point of the game. The PAT
was Reckenbeil’s
55th straight and his 46th straight in the Centennial Conference, setting a new
conference record. The kick also gave Moravian a 24-20 lead with 10:41 to
go in the second quarter.
Gettysburg put together a 12-play drive to
move into the red zone that included a fake field goal; however, Huson’s 29-yard field goal was wide left to leave the score
at 24-20. Moravian took over at its own 20-yard line and would have the first
turnover in the game when senior fullback Morgan
deRouen (West Milford, NJ/West Milford HS)
was unable to control a handoff. Gettysburg sophomore defensive lineman
Connor Quinn covered the ball at the Moravian 18-yard line.
The Bullets needed just three plays to
capitalize on the turnover and retake the lead. Sophomore running back Jamel Mutunga would run in from
nine-yards out and Huson added the extra-point after
a false start penalty to give Gettysburg a 27-24 lead with 3:25 to play in the
first half.
The Greyhounds turned the ball over again,
this time with McCambridge fumbling
on the second play of the drive. Quinn forced the fumble while sophomore
defensive lineman Sebastian Sullivan recovered the loose ball again at the
Moravian 40-yard line.
Curcio, who had 42 yards on seven carries, would cap of a
five-play drive with a six-yard touchdown run. Huson
added the extra-point to extend the Gettysburg lead to 34-24 with 1:01 to play
before the intermission.
The Greyhounds would commit a miscue for the
third straight drive with a Braxmeier
pass being tipped by senior wide receiver Tyler
Hersch (Macungie, PA/Emmaus HS) before being intercepted at midfield by
senior linebacker Dean Staley.
Gettysburg appeared to score on the final
play of the first half with Betley catching a tipped
ball in the back of the end zone. However, a holding penalty called the
play back. Flynn’s final pass of the half was intercepted by Moravian
sophomore defensive back Daniel Burley
(Easton, PA/Easton HS) at the Greyhound one-yard line to keep the score at
34-24 Gettysburg at halftime.
Both teams would start the second half with a drive that included a first down
before each squad punted for the first time in the game. Moravian began its
second drive of the second half at its own 21-yard line with Braxmeier hitting sophomore wide Alex Hersch (Macungie, PA/Emmaus HS) for a 48-yard gain to the Gettysburg 31-yard
line. Five rushes later, Rempe
dove in from a yard out for his first rushing touchdown of the season. Reckenbeil added his fourth extra-point
of the game to pull the Greyhounds within 34-31 with 8:16 to go in the third
quarter. The point was the 193rd of Reckenbeil’s career, moving him
into second all-time in school history. Reckenbeil is the school’s all-time leading scorer for kickers.
Gettysburg would begin driving again before Greyhound senior defensive back Carl Robinson (Boothwyn, PA/Garnet Valley HS) intercepted a Flynn pass and returned it to the
Gettysburg 47-yard line.
McCambridge would carry the ball on the first three plays of the of Moravian drive before Braxmeier found junior tight end Brian Dencker (Boonton, NJ/Boonton HS) with a 35-yard touchdown pass to give the Greyhounds the lead
again. Reckenbeil was true on
his fifth point-after attempt of the game set the Moravian lead at 38-34 with
4:12 to play in the third quarter. Braxmeier
completed 12 of 21 passes for 285 yards with a touchdown and an interception
while Dencker caught three passes
for 69 yards.
The Bullets would pick up a pair of first
downs on their next drive before the Greyhound defense stiffened to force a
punt from near midfield. Moravian would only run three plays on the next
drive before punting on the first play of the fourth quarter.
Gettysburg started its first drive of the
final quarter on its own 39-yard line. The Bullets put together an
11-play drive capped off by a five-yard touchdown run by senior tailback Nick
McConnell to give Gettysburg the lead again. Huson’s
extra-point set the score at 41-38 Gettysburg with 10:38 to go in the fourth
quarter.
Moravian’s drive started at its own 40-yard
line after the kickoff went out of bounds. The Greyhounds moved down to
the Gettysburg 32-yard line where Braxmeier
was hit on a third-and-four play by Gettysburg senior defensive lineman Anthony
Pastore forcing a fumble. Bullet senior
defensive lineman Matt Lessler picked up the ball at
the Moravian 49-yard line and returned it for a touchdown. Huson made the extra-point to push the Gettysburg lead to
48-38 with 6:30 to play in the game.
The Greyhounds would start again at the
40-yard line after another kickoff out of bounds. Braxmeier would lead the offense into the red zone at the
Gettysburg seven-yard line before Moravian settled for a 24-yard field goal by Reckenbeil to cut the lead to 48-41
with 3:52 to go. Reckenbeil finished
the game with 11 points, the sixth time in his career he has had 11 or more
points in a game. Moravian attempted an onside kick but the Bullets recovered
the kick and would pick up two first downs to run out the clock.
Moravian had 451 yards on 58 plays in the
game. Tyler deRouen had 22 and
a touchdown on six carries before leaving the game with an injury while Morgan deRouen had four yards on four
carries. Williams caught five
passes for 129 yards while McCambridge
had two receptions for 28 yards.
Burley and senior linebacker Kevin McGorry (Whitehall, PA/Allentown Central Catholic) led the
Greyhound defense with 11 tackles with Burley
adding a tackles loss and a pass break-up. Senior defensive lineman Doug Bocchino (Madison, NJ/Madison HS) had nine tackles with a forced fumble while Robinson, senior defensive back Erik Brinkerhoff (Boonton, NJ/Boonton HS) and senior linebacker Andrew Morrissey (Emmaus, PA/Emmaus HS)
each made eight tackles. Brinkerhoff
added three pass break-ups in the game.
Greyhound Weekly Update, October 13, 2008 (-4444-)
Women’s Volleyball – 11-12
(Landmark Conference 3-3)
Last
Week – Lost to Lycoming College, 3-1; Defeated Marymount (VA) University, 3-0.
This Week – Wed., Oct. 14th vs. Muhlenberg
College, 7:00 p.m.; Fri., Oct. 17th at Lebanon Valley College, 7:00
p.m.
Moravian opened a tri-match at
Lycoming College with a 25-20, 23-25, 25-19, 33-31 loss to the host Warriors.
Sophomore middle hitter Mary King (Paramus,
NJ/Paramus HS) led Moravian with 14 kills, six blocks and three service
aces in the match versus Lycoming while freshman outside hitter Katie Moquete
(Midland Park, NJ/Midland Park HS)
added 11 kills. Senior outside hitter Stephanie Struble (Hampton, NJ/Voorhees HS) had ten kills and ten
digs while sophomore middle hitter Christine
Reeser (Telford, PA/Christopher Dock HS) had five kills and three
blocks. Sophomore right side hitter Molly
DuVall (Sewell, NJ/Washington Township HS) added
four kills and four blocks while freshman libero Ashley Schmidt (Bethlehem, PA/Liberty HS) had a team high 14 digs
to go with two service aces. Freshman setter Kristin Hannings (Levittown, PA/Pennsbury HS) had a team high 19 assists along with
three blocks while sophomore setter Christine
Poole (Long Valley, NJ/West Morris Central HS) added 18 assists.
The
Greyhounds defeated Marymount (VA) University, 25-20-26-24, 25-21 in the second
match of the tri-match hosted by Lycoming College. Freshman outside hitter Katie Moquete
led the Greyhounds with 11 kills eight digs while
senior outside hitter Stephanie Struble
added nine kills, nine digs and a service ace. Sophomores
right side hitter Molly DuVall and middle hitter Mary King each had eight kills with King adding a pair of service aces. Sophomore middle hitter Christine Reeser contributed five kills
while freshman setter Hannings
had 34 assists, ten digs, two kills and two service aces. Freshman libero
Ashley Schmidt led the squad with 14
digs in the victory.
Greyhound Weekly Update, October 13, 2008 (-5555-)
Men’s Cross Country – 0-0 (Landmark
Conference 0-0)
Last Week – 4th of 11 at the Juniata Eagle
Invitational at Fort Roberdeau Historic Site, Altoona, PA.
This
Week – Do Not Compete.
Greyhounds placed fourth of 11 teams
at the Juniata College Eagle Invitational run at Fort Roberdeau
in Blair County. Moravian posted a team score of 100 points while Elizabethtown
College captured first place with 29 points. Sophomore Connor Skutches (Bethlehem, PA/Liberty HS)
led the Greyhounds with a fourth place finish of 106 runners on the 7,500-meter
course in a time of 25:47, which was a course record for a sophomore. Senior Jeremiah Reinhart (Effort, PA/Pleasant
Valley HS) took 14th for Moravian in 26:05.9 while freshman Matthew Lutcza (Dingmans
Ferry, PA/Delaware Valley HS) finished the course in a time of 26:08.8 to
place 16th. Rounding out the Greyhounds' top five were freshman Pete Rovtar (Basking
Ridge, NJ/Ridge HS) in 43rd place in 27:44.3 and junior Steve Parisi (Kunkletown,
PA/Pleasant Valley HS) at 46th overall in a time of 27:59.5. Moravian had
three other runners compete with junior Steve
DeFazio (Branchburg, NJ/Somerville HS) placing 48th in 28:04.7, junior Timothy Betz (Havertown, PA/Haverford HS)
at 53rd in 28:16.6 and sophomore Jacob Tazik (Wyomissing, PA/Wyomissing HS) taking 65th in a
time of 29:13.9.
Men’s Tennis – 1-1 (Landmark
Conference 0-0)
Last Week – Landmark Conference Individual Tournament
hosted by the University of Scranton.
This
Week – Do Not Compete.
Moravian competed in the first-ever
Landmark Conference Invitational being hosted by The University of Scranton. After
the first day of action, the Greyhounds had four players set to compete in the
championship matches of their singles flights with freshman Kevin Holze
(Bayside, NY/St. Francis Prep HS) in the final at third singles, junior Chandler Forman (Plymouth, MA/Plymouth HS) in
the fourth singles final, freshman Drew Shreter (Moorestown, NJ/Moorestown HS) in the
championship at fifth singles and freshman Nick
Yelito (Tamaqua, PA/Tamaqua) in the sixth singles
final. Holze
and Shreter
won their championship matches on the second day of competition. In doubles
action, junior Ian Box (Charlestown, MA/The Rivers School) and sophomore Doug Morrow (Coopersburg, PA/Southern Lehigh HS) reached the
semifinals at first doubles on the first day. Holze and Shreter were also in the
semifinals at second doubles while Forman
and junior Jason Bonilla (Whitestone,
NY/Bayside HS) made the semifinals at third doubles.
On day two of competition, Holze and Shreter captured
the second doubles championship while Forman
and Bonilla lost in the final match.
Box and Morrow were knocked out in the semifinals.
Greyhound Weekly Update, October 13, 2008 (-6666-)
Women’s Soccer – 8-5-1 (Landmark
Conference 1-1)
Last
Week – Tied Muhlenberg College, 0-0 (2ot); Defeated Goucher College*, 7-0.
*Landmark Conference Match.
This Week – Wed., Oct. 15th vs. Cabrini
College, 4:00 p.m.; Sat., Oct. 18th vs. *Susquehanna University, 12:30
p.m. *Landmark Conference Match.
Moravian senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan (Perkasie, PA/Pennridge HS)
made a season high 12 saves and posted her fourth shutout of the season as the
Greyhounds played to a 0-0 double-overtime draw at rival Muhlenberg College in
non-conference action. The shutout was the 30th of Corrigan's career. The
Greyhounds had just eight shots in the contest while the Mules attempted 24
shots with 12 on goal. Muhlenberg also had a 12-1 advantage in corner kicks.
Sophomore forward Jenelle Mirro (Bath,
PA/Notre Dame HS) netted her first career hat trick to lead Moravian team
to a 7-0 Landmark Conference victory at Goucher College for the Greyhounds
first Landmark Conference win of the 2008 season. Mirro opened the scoring in the
31st minute when she netted her third goal of the season off of assists from
senior forward Tracy Fitzpatrick (Wantage, NJ/High Point Regional HS) and sophomore
midfielder Shannon McEvoy
(Lafayette, NJ/High Point HS). McEvoy scored her second goal of
the season in the 33rd minute off of a pass from junior forward Alessandra Valdetara
(Butler, NJ/Butler HS) to give the Greyhounds a 2-0 halftime lead. Mirro scored her
second goal of the match just 14 seconds into the second half with an
unassisted goal. Senior defender Katelyn
Killea (Chatham, NJ/Chatham HS) netted an
unassisted goal in the 58th minute for her first goal of the season before Mirro finished
off her hat trick in the 67th minute off of a pass from Fitzpatrick. Mirro’s hat trick was Moravian’s third of the season. Fitzpatrick's two assists moved her
into a tie for third in school history with 17 career assists. Freshman forward
Arielle Caldas (Cherry Hills, NJ/Cherry
Hill West HS) scored her seventh goal of the year off of a corner kick by
freshman midfielder/defender Elizabeth Brundage (Clarks Summut,
PA/Abington Heights HS) in the 79th minute. Junior midfielder/forward
Brittany Deiling
(Chews Landing, NJ/Triton Regional HS) finished off the scoring with her
first tally of the season off of an assist from Caldas in the 89th minute. Moravian had a 27-5 advantage in shots
and a 6-1 edge in corner kicks in the match. Senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan and sophomore keeper Sarah Halpin (Downingtown,
PA/Downingtown West HS) combined on the shutout in goal for the Greyhounds
with Halpin
making two saves in the final 36 minutes of the match she played. Corrigan did not make a save in the
first 54 minutes of the contest.
Greyhound
Weekly Update, October 13, 2008 (-7777-)
Men’s Soccer – 4-7-1 (Landmark
Conference 0-2-1)
Last
Week – Lost to Goucher College*, 2-1. *Landmark Conference Match.
This
Week – Wed., Oct. 15th at Penn State Abington, 4:00 p.m.; Sat., Oct.
18th vs. Susquehanna University*, 3:00 p.m. *Landmark Conference
Match
Dan Brody of the Goucher College men’s soccer team
scored the winning goal in the 70th minute to help lead the Gophers rally from
a 1-0 deficit in a span of five minutes for a 2-1 Landmark Conference victory
over Moravian. The Greyhounds scored first when junior defender Gary Grimes (Howell, NJ/Christian Brothers
Academy HS) netted an unassisted goal, his fourth goal of the season, in
the 52nd minute. Goucher tied the match in the 65th minute when Elijah Lais scored off of an assist from Andrew Bull. Almost
exactly five minutes later, Brody scored the game-winner off of a pass from
Galen Guindon. The Gophers had a 17-11 advantage in
shots and a 6-4 edge in corner kicks in the match. Goucher goalie Joey Granic had six saves, and the Gophers added one team
save. Senior keeper Chris
Nederostek (Lansdale, PA/Christopher Dock HS) made five saves for the
Greyhounds.
Women’s Tennis – 4-2
(Landmark Conference 0-0)
Last
Week – Goucher College Invitational- Individuals Only
This
Week – Do Not Compete.
The
Greyhounds closed out the fall portion of their schedule by competing at the
Goucher College Invitational. There were no team scores kept, and the
tournament involved four singles flights and two doubles flights. In singles
action, Moravian freshman Jami Fein (Blue
Bell, PA/Wissahickon HS) captured the
championship of the first singles flight with three straight sets wins. Senior MaryKate Kelly (Beach Haven, NJ/Southern Regional HS)
won her first two matches in the second singles flight in straight sets before
falling to Kelly Williams from Richard Stockton College of New Jersey in the
finals in a three-set match that had a tiebreaker in the second set. Sophomore Kerry McKinley (Sparta, NJ/Pope John XXIII HS)
dropped her first match in the third singles flight before rebounding to win
two matches and finish in fifth place while freshman Alexandra Hay (East Stroudsburg, PA/East Stroudsburg South HS) won
her first match, suffered a loss in the semifinals and then won the third place
match in the fourth singles flight.
In doubles action, the Moravian tandem of
freshman Melissa Emery (Phillipsburg,
NJ/Notre Dame (PA) HS) and Anna Meola (Willow Grove, PA/Upper Moreland HS) won their
first two matches in the first double flight before falling to Becky Cuddahee and Monie Cuddahee from Frostburg State University in a three-set
match in the finals. Freshmen Brianna Kavanaugh (Pittsgrove, PA/Arthur
P. Schalick HS) and Alyssa Saputo (Sparta, NJ/Lenape Valley Regional HS) saw their
first action of the year for the Greyhounds in the second doubles flight. The
duo dropped their first match and won a consolation semifinal before finishing
in sixth place with another loss in the consolation bracket.
Greyhound Weekly Update, October 13, 2008 (-8888-)
Field Hockey – 5-8 (Landmark
Conference 1-2)
Last
Week – Lost to Washington (MD) College, 3-0; Lost to The University of
Scranton*, 1-0; Defeated Goucher College*, 2-1. *Landmark Conference Match.
This Week – Sat., Oct. 18th at Susquehanna
University*, 1:00 p.m. *Landmark Conference Match.
Danielle Rosato and Sara Rutkowki each netted a goal and an assist to lead
Washington (MD) College to a 3-0 non-conference victory over Moravian. The
match was originally scheduled to be played in Bethlehem but was moved to
Maryland when it was postponed due to weather back in September. The Shorewomen took a 1-0 lead in the 17th minute when Amy Spadanuta knocked in a loose ball after a blocked shot to
give Washington all of the offense it needed. Rosato
scored off of an assist from Rutkowski in the 50th
minute and the duo flipped position on a goal in the 66th minute with Rutkowski scoring on a long crossing pass from Rosato. Washington had a 23-4 advantage in shots and a 14-4
edge in penalty corners in the match. Elena Nicholoff
had two saves in the shutout for the Shorewomen.
Sophomore goalie Maura Acox (Old Bridge, NJ/St. John Vianney
HS) had eight saves for the Greyhounds. Moravian also had three
defensive saves with senior defender Laura
Boyd (Hellertown, PA/Saucon Valley HS), junior
defender Stephanie Dellaquilla
(Woodbury, NJ/West Deptford HS) and junior forward Julie Bisci (Phillipsburg, NJ/Phillipsburg HS) each making a
defensive save.
Julie
Ozycz scored the only goal of the match in the 28th minute
to lead The University of Scranton team to a 1-0 victory over Moravian in
Landmark Conference action. Ozycz’s goal, her fourth
of the season, was a deflection of a ball served from outside the arc by
Roxanne Kuzio. Moravian had several chances in
the match with junior forward Kayla
Carson (Leesport, PA/Wyomissing HS) attempting five of Moravian 13 shots,
including four that were just wide of the goal. The Greyhounds had a 13-9
advantage in shots and a 7-3 edge in penalty corners. The match was the
second time this season Moravian had an advantage in shots but lost by a
goal. Greyhound sophomore goalie Maura
Acox had three saves in the match while Royal
keeper Kristina Goetz made eight saves.
Junior forward Kayla
Carson netted a pair of goals including the game-winner in the 61st minute
to lead Moravian to a 2-1 Landmark Conference victory over Goucher College at
Betty Prince Field. Carson opened
the scoring in the seventh minute when she netted her fourth goal of the season
on a penalty corner after a pass from senior defender Laura Boyd. The Gophers tied the match in the 33rd minute on a goal
by Ali Metzger that was assisted by Sara Spadanuta
on a penalty corner. Carson’s
winning goal was set up by junior forward Julie
Bisci on a penalty corner. Bisci
also had a defensive save for the Greyhounds. Goucher had a 10-9 edge in shots
while Moravian had an 8-6 advantage in penalty corners. Moravian
sophomore goalie Maura Acox had five saves while Chloe Dircks
had three saves for the Gophers.
Women’s Cross Country – 0-0
(Landmark Conference 0-0)
Last Week – 5th
of 9 at the Juniata Eagle Invitational at Fort Roberdeau
Historic Site, Altoona, PA.
This Week – Sat., Oct. 11th at the Juniata
Eagle Invitational at Ft. Roberdeau Historic Site,
Altoona, PA.
The Greyhounds placed fifth of nine
schools at the Juniata College Eagle Invitational at Fort Roberdeau
in Blair Country. Moravian had a team score of 101 while Susquehanna University
took first place with 30 points. Freshman Kristina
Ruggiero (Cedar Grove, NJ/Cedar Grove HS) led the Greyhounds with a 12th
place finish of 82 runners on the 5,000-meter course in a time of 20:49.0.
Freshman Hailey Neff (Lehighton,
PA/Lehighton HS) placed 17th overall in a time of 21:08.9 while senior Kelly Williams (Tafton, PA/Wallenpaupack HS) took 19th in 21:12.2. Rounding out
the Moravian top five were freshman Cadee Rockwell (Sinking
Spring, PA/Wilson West Lawn HS) in 25th place in a time of 21:40.9 and
freshman Megan Hallowell (Bethlehem, PA/Libert HS y) at 28th in 21:45.5. The Greyhounds had two
other competitors with freshman Katie Engwall (Columbia, NJ/North Warren HS) taking 35th in
22:16 and senior Stephanie Miller (Easton,
PA/Easton HS) placing 65th in a time of 24:37.6.
Greyhound Weekly Update, October 13, 2008 (-9999-)
Golf – 2-0 (Landmark
Conference 0-0)
Last Week – 4th
of 17 at the Bent Creek Invitational hosted by Franklin &Marshall College
This
Week – Do Not Compete
The Greyhounds placed fourth of 17
teams at the Bent Creek Invitational hosted by Franklin & Marshall College
at the Bent Creek Country Club. Moravian posted a team score of 317, one stroke
behind Wesley College and Rutgers-Camden. The host Diplomats
were first with a team total of 297. Greyhound sophomore Lucas Smith (Wyomissing, PA/Wyomissing HS)
was third overall after a tiebreaker with a round of 74 on the par 71 course.
Freshman John Dimler
(Allentown, PA/Parkland HS) tied for 17th of the 92 golfers with an 18-hole
total of 79 while sophomore Seth Hartman
(Boyertown, PA/Boyertown HS) tied for 20th with a round of 80. Junior Nicholas Repko-Moschini (Easton, PA/Easton HS)
was tied for 48th with an 84 while junior Alan
Kliewer (Ephrata, PA/Ephrata HS) was tied for 54th with a round of 85 for
the Greyhounds.
