Game
Plan
Photo: John Ferko Jr.
No. 21 Stephanie Seaman ’06 (left) was named most valuable
player of the Moravian Winter Classic Tournament last week. She scored 18 points
(game high) in the contest against Franklin
& Marshall and executed seven rebounds, five steals and two blocked shots. She also added to her
overall career points, topping 1,000.
The Lady Greyhounds beat Albany College of Pharmacy 93-44 and Franklin & Marshall
College 70-41 in the tourney. This is Moravian’s third tournament victory
in five years.
A record of successful field goals for Kelly Applegate ’07
earned her a first place from the NCAA two weeks running. She and Jenny Hackleman ’07
were named to the alltournament team.
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January
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In
Conference:
Moravian
forms new athletic conference with seven other colleges. |
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First
and Foremost:
Dana Dunn's
book is named one of the year's best by American Library Association's
Choice magazine. Student team from Moravian wins area computer programming
competition, places well in regionals. |
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Game
Plan:
Stephanie
Seaman tops 1,000 career points in Moravian Winter Classic
Basketball Tournament. |
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Datebook:
Campus calendar. |
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Gaudeamus:
Faculty/staff/student
accomplishments. |
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Kimono
Girls:
Winners of
International Dinner talent competition. |
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