Greyhound Weekly Update, February 16, 2009 (-2222-)

Men’s Basketball – 10-14 (Landmark Conference 5-8)

Last Week – Defeated Marywood University, 85-66; Lost to Goucher College, 71-64; Defeated Catholic University, 93-82 *Landmark Conference Game.

This Week –Sat., Feb. 21^st at University of Scranton, 7:30 p.m. Landmark Conference game

               Sophomore forward Chris Cullen (East Islip, NY/East Islip) scored a career high 22 points to lead Moravian to an 85-66 victory over Marywood University in non-conference action.
            Moravian improves to 9-13 on the season with its second straight victory while the Pacers saw their four-game winning streak snapped with the loss and fall to 15-8.
            Moravian built a five-point lead over the first five minutes of the game and following a lay-up from Marywood’s Matthew Medici, the Greyhounds went on an 8-1 run over the next five minutes to claim an 18-9 advantage with 10:46 to play in the opening half.
            Moravian stretched its lead to as many as 17 points in the first half on a lay-up by freshman guard Shane Painter (Bedminster, NJ/Bernards) lay-up with 3:14 remaining in the opening period and took a 39-23 lead into the locker room.
            The Greyhounds had a hot shooting hand in the first 20 minutes of the game, making 16 of 32 field goal attempts (50 percent), three of ten three-pointers and four of five free throws. On the other hand, the Pacers struggled shooting the ball, making just eight of 35 field goal attempts (22.9 percent), one of 13 three-pointers and six of nine free throws in the first 20 minutes.
            Marywood’s Chadli Charlot scored the first six points of the second half, but Moravian was able to extend their advantage to 51-35 on a lay-up from junior forward Eric Weaver (Succasunna, NJ/Roxbury) with 15:31 to play. The Pacers went on a 7-2 run to narrow the deficit to 11 points with 10:44 to play following a Prince Blacknall three-pointer.
            The two teams swapped baskets over the next three minutes and another Blacknall three-pointer with 7:32 remaining put the score at 64-54 in favor of the Greyhounds, but the Pacers were unable to come any closer.
            Moravian continued its strong shooting in the second half, connecting on 17 of 35 field goal attempts (48.6 percent), two of eight three-pointers and ten of 14 free throws in the final 20 minutes. The Greyhounds also finished the game with a 47-36 edge in rebounds while both teams committed ten turnovers. Marywood shot the ball much better in the second half, making 16 of 31 shots from the floor (51.6 percent), four of nine three-pointers and seven of ten free throws.
            Cullen led all scorers with his 22 points to go along with seven rebounds and a pair of blocked shots while Weaver tossed in 17 points and grabbed seven boards. Freshman guard Sergio Camacho (Bethlehem, PA/Liberty) added 13 points for the Greyhounds to go with career highs of seven rebounds and four assists while sophomore guard Charlie Rigoglioso (Wayne, NJ/Wayne Valley) added eight points and five boards.
            Sophomore guard Maurice Young (Philadelphia, PA/Chestnut Hill Academy) had seven points to go with six rebounds and four assists for Moravian while Painter and sophomore forward Alvin Adams (Newark, NJ/Marist) each scored four points. Painter added five rebounds while Adams grabbed three boards.

      Senior guard Darrin Boswell II scored 14 of his game high 23 points in the second half to lead the Goucher College men’s basketball team to a 71-64 victory in Landmark Conference action in Johnston Hall.
            The Gophers improve to 6-15 overall and 4-8 in Landmark Conference action with the victory while the Greyhounds drop to 9-14 overall and 4-8 in conference play as well. Moravian was still alive for the final spot in the 2009 Landmark Conference Tournament heading into the contest but was eliminated with the loss.
            The Greyhounds jumped out to a 4-0 lead on a pair of free throws from junior forward Eric Weaver and a jumper from sophomore forward Chris Cullen in the first 1:06 of the game. However, Moravian would not score again until the 10:57 mark on a lay-up from freshman guard Shane Painter to cut Goucher’s lead to 13-6 and ending a 13-0 Gopher run.
            Goucher would eventually put its lead into double digits, 21-11 with 5:30 remaining in the first half on a jumper from freshman guard Shane Yambor. The Gophers would get their largest lead of the half just 16 seconds later on another jumper from Yambor.
            Goucher went to the locker room leading 32-20 after shooting 12 for 36 from the floor, 33.3 percent), one of four on three-pointers and seven of ten from the foul line in the first 20 minutes of the contest. Both teams had 26 rebounds in the first half while the Gophers committed just six turnovers while Moravian had 13 turnovers in the first 20 minutes. The Greyhounds also struggled shooting the ball, making just eight of 32 field goal attempts (25 percent), two of 14 three-pointers and two of six free throws.
            Moravian scored twice to open the second half to cut the Goucher lead to 32-25 on a lay-up from senior forward Dave Bowden (Beachwood, NJ/Toms River South). The Gophers countered with an 8-0 run to take a 15-point lead, 40-25, at the 17:05 mark on a lay-up by senior guard Miguel Negron. Goucher’s lead eventually reached 17 points, 54-37, on a Boswell three-pointer with 11:25 to play.
            The Greyhounds would put together a 15-5 run to pull back within seven points at 5:32 to go play on a jumper from sophomore guard Charlie Rigoglioso but that was as close as Moravian could get the rest of the way.
            Both teams shot the ball very well in the second half. Goucher was 15 of 28 from the floor (53.6 percent), two-for-two behind the three-point line and seven of eight at the foul line in the final 20 minutes. Moravian was 18-for-35 on field goal attempts (51.4 percent), one of nine on three-pointers and seven of nine at the foul line in the second half while both teams finished the game with 42 rebounds. The Greyhounds committed 19 turnovers in the game while Goucher had 17 turnovers.
            Weaver lead Moravian with 15 points, five rebounds and three assists while sophomore guard Maurice Young tossed in 12 points with four rebounds and four blocked shots. Freshmen guard Sergio Camacho and guard/forward Nelson Leon each had eight points with Camacho adding four rebounds and three assists. Rigoglioso added seven points and three boards while sophomore forward Alvin Adams had a game high nine rebounds to go with five points and three blocked shots for the Greyhounds. Bowden added four points for Moravian while Painter had eight rebounds and three points.

            Sophomore guard Maurice Young scored a career high 26 points to help Moravian hold off a second half rally and earn a 93-82 win over The Catholic University of America in Landmark Conference action in Johnston Hall.
            The victory lifts Moravian to 10-14 overall and 5-8 in Landmark Conference action as the Greyhounds were playing their final home game of the 2008-09 season. Catholic drops to 16-8 overall and 7-6 in conference action with the loss, but the Cardinals still clinched a berth in the Landmark Conference Tournament on Sunday with Juniata College falling in overtime to the United States Merchant Marine Academy.
            Moravian would lead the entire contest, scoring first the first seven points on a three-pointer and jumper from sophomore guard Charlie Rigoglioso and a lay-up by Young in the first 3:26 of the game. The Greyhounds would lead by 17 points, 21-4, after a Young three-point play at the 12:10 mark, and Moravian’s largest lead of the first half, 43-20, came on a pair of Young free throws with 36 seconds to play.
            The Greyhounds headed to the locker room with a 45-22 advantage after making 16 of 33 field goal attempts (48.5 percent), six of 14 three-pointers and all seven of their free throw attempts in the first 20 minutes. Moravian also had a 24-14 edge in rebounds while committing just four turnovers. Catholic struggled shooting the ball in the first half, connecting on just eight of 27 field goal attempts (29.6 percent), two of six three-pointers and four of seven free throws. The Cardinals also had eight turnovers in the first 20 minutes.
            Moravian came out of the locker room and started with a 12-6 run to build its largest lead of the game 29 points, 57-28, on a tip-in by senior forward Dave Bowden at the 16:51 mark. At that point, Catholic would slowly begin to close the gap, getting the Greyhound lead under 20 points at 78-59 on a lay-up from sophomore forward Jason Banzhaf at the 7:01 mark.
            Banzhaf’s bucket started a 17-4 run that would see the Cardinals pull within eight points, 82-74, on a three-pointer from sophomore guard R.J. Dixon with 2:39 to play. Moravian would hit all seven of its free throws in the final 1:44 to keep Catholic from getting any closer than seven points.
            Both teams had a hot shooting touch in the second half with the Greyhounds connecting on 15 of 27 field goal attempts (55.6 percent), three of seven three-pointers and 15 of 18 free throws in the final 20 minutes. Moravian also had a 37-32 advantage in rebounds for the game while committing just 11 turnovers. Catholic was 20 of 32 from the floor (62.5 percent), four of eight on three-pointers and 16 of 21 at the foul line in the second half and made just four turnovers in the final 20 minutes for a total of 12 in the game.
            Young had four rebounds to go with his game high 26 points, and he was one of four Moravian players in double figures. Junior forward Eric Weaver, sophomore forward Alvin Adams and freshman guard Sergio Camacho each tossed in ten points. Adams grabbed a game high ten rebounds for his first career double-double as the ten points were a career high, and he also had two blocked shots. Weaver added three assists while Camacho had three rebounds.
            Rigoglioso, sophomore forward Chris Cullen and freshmen forward Shane Painter each had eight points for the Greyhounds with Rigoglioso grabbing three rebounds. Bowden finished with seven points and three assists in his final home game while freshman guard/forward Nelson Leon (Reading, PA/Reading) had four points and three assists.

Greyhound Weekly Update, February 16, 2009 (-4444-)

Women’s Basketball – 20-4 (Landmark Conference 10-3)

Last Week – Defeated Goucher College, 90-56; Defeated Catholic University, 86-77 *Landmark Conference Game.

This Week –Sat., Feb. 21^st at University of Scranton, 5:30 p.m. Landmark Conference game

            Junior guard Amanda Brown (Schuylkill Haven, PA/Schuylkill Haven) scored a team high 14 points, all in the first half, to lead Moravian to a 90-56 Landmark Conference victory over Goucher College in Johnston Hall to clinch a berth in the 2009 Landmark Conference Tournament.
            With the victory, the Greyhounds improve to 19-4 overall, 12-0 at home, and 9-3 in Landmark Conference action while the Gophers fall to 5-16 overall and 1-11 in conference play. For the second straight season, Moravian wore its pink jerseys as part of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Pink Zone, and most of the over 600 fans in attendance were dressed in pink as well.
            The Greyhounds scored first on a jumper from junior guard/forward Kate Harrison (Cold Spring Harbor, NY/Cold Spring Harbor), and Moravian led 4-0. The Gophers ran off six straight points to take a 6-4 lead on a free throw by junior forward Amber Smith. Goucher held an 8-5 lead with 15:30 remaining in the first half after a lay-up from freshman guard/forward Elizabeth von Ende. Moravian retook the lead at 10-8 on a three-pointer by Brown at the 14:43 mark.
            The game was tied at 16-16 with 11:28 to go in the first half after a three-pointer from Goucher freshman guard/forward Kiara Doughty to beat the shot clock. Moravian would take the lead for good just 13 seconds later on a jumper from junior forward Kirsty Stearns (East Norwich, NY/Oyster Bay). The Greyhounds pushed their lead to 22-16 on a pair of free throws from junior forward Alyssa Bisci (Easton, PA/Easton) with 9:25 to go before Goucher ran off five straight points to cut the Moravian lead to a points, 22-21 on a jumper from freshman guard Kelsey Myette at the 6:29 mark. That is the closest the Gophers would get as Moravian put together an 18-5 spurt to take a 12-point lead, 40-28, on a three-pointer from sophomore guard/forward Emily Smith (East Stroudsburg, PA/East Stroudsburg South).
            The Greyhounds headed to the locker room with a 42-33 advantage after shooting 13 of 31 from the floor (41.9 percent), three of seven on three-pointers and 13 of 16 at the foul line in the first 20 minutes of action. Moravian had a 24-14 edge in rebounds in the first half while committing 11 turnovers to ten turnovers for the Gophers. Goucher made 11 of 27 field goal attempts (40.7 percent), three of six three-pointers and eight of 12 free throws in the first 20 minutes.
            Moravian came out of the locker room and ran off 12 straight points to take a commanding 54-33 lead on a lay-up from sophomore guard/forward Amy Heffner (Schnecksville, PA/Parkland) with 15:39 to play. The Greyhounds’ lead would reach 30 points, 67-37, on a jumper from junior forward Lauren Fornazor (Rivervale, NJ/Pascack Valley) at the 9:46 mark. Moravian’s largest lead of the contest of 35 points, 75-40, came at the 6:40 mark on a jumper from sophomore forward Amie Ballo (Andes, NY/Andes Central).
            The Greyhounds connected on 20 of 40 field goal attempts (50 percent), two of six three-pointers and all six of their free throw attempts in the final 20 minutes as Moravian, the top free throw shooting team in the nation at 80.0 percent, connected on 19 of 22 free throws in the contest (86.4 percent). The Greyhounds also finished the game with a 54-33 advantage in rebounds while both teams had 20 turnovers in the game. Goucher struggled shooting the ball in the second half, making just eight of 35 field goal attempts (22.9 percent), two of nine three-pointers and five of ten free throws.
            Moravian had all 14 players in uniform score, and everyone played at least nine minutes. Brown led the team in minutes played at 25, the only player over 18 minutes, and she had five rebounds, three assists and three steals to go with her 14 points. Freshman forward Alexandra Blair (Hellertown, PA/Bethlehem Catholic) was the only other Greyhound in double figures with a career high 12 points to go with five boards. Stearns, Bisci and Harrison all tossed in eight points with Bisci grabbing five rebounds and Stearns and Harrison each adding four boards. Harrison also had three steals.
            Heffner, Ballo and Fornazor all scored six points for Moravian with Heffner pulling down a team high seven rebounds. Ballo added four boards while Fornazor grabbed two rebounds. Freshmen guards Hillary Murray (Clinton, NJ/North Hunterdon) and Lara Canders (Concord, CA/Ygnacio Valley) each had five points while junior guard Jessica Foran (Annandale, NJ/Rutgers Prep) added four points and four rebounds for the Greyhounds. Junior forward Alyson Steltz (Emmaus, PA/Emmaus) had a career high six assists to lead Moravian, which had 23 assists in the contest, to go with four rebounds and two points while Smith and freshman guard Cassandra Phillips (Orwigsburg, PA/Nativity BVM) each scored three points.

Moravian clinched the second seed in the 2009 Landmark Conference Tournament and picked up its 20th win of the season with an 86-77 victory over The Catholic University of America in Landmark Conference action in Johnston Hall.
            With the win, the Greyhounds finish their home regular season undefeated at home at 13-0, and Moravian is 20-4 overall and 10-3 in Landmark Conference action. Moravian has hit the 20-win plateau for the second time in four seasons and the 14th time in the last 25 years. Catholic was eliminated from postseason possibility falling to 12-12 overall and 5-8 in conference play.
            Moravian scored first on a jumper from junior forward Kirsty Stearns at the 18:39 mark. Catholic briefly tied the game at 3-3 on a free throw from sophomore guard Christina Rogers with 15:29 to play in the first half. The Greyhounds would take the lead for good on a fast break lay-up from sophomore guard Emily Smith just 26 seconds later.
            The Greyhounds pushed their lead into double digits at the 9:11 mark when junior guard Jessica Foran hit a pair of free throws to give Moravian an 18-7 lead. The Greyhounds would lead by as many as 14 points, 32-18, in the first half before heading to the locker room with a 36-24 advantage.
            Both teams struggled shooting the ball in the first half. Moravian was 11 of 30 from the floor (36.7 percent) and missed all five of its three-point attempts; however, the Greyhounds, the top free throw shooting team in the nation, entering the contest at 80.2 percent, made 14 of 16 free throw attempts in the first 20 minutes. Catholic was just nine of 30 in field goal attempts (30 percent), two of seven on three-pointers and four of seven at the foul line in the first 20 minutes. The Cardinals had a 22-21 edge in rebounds in the first half, but Catholic committed 17 turnovers to 13 for the Greyhounds.
            Moravian started the second half with a 10-2 run to build a 48-28 lead with 15:45 to play on a Stearns jumper. The Cardinals would get back within 13 points, 56-43, on a lay-up from senior guard Jessica Schiavoni at the 11:48 mark but the Greyhounds pushed the lead back over 20 points eventually reaching a 24-point edge, 74-50 with 6:16 t go on a pair of free throws shots from sophomore guard/forward Amy Heffner. With Moravian’s starters on the bench for most of the six minutes, Catholic would eventually pull within the final score of nine points as the teams combined to shoot 81 free throws, 48 by the Greyhounds.
            The Greyhounds were just 12 of 33 from the floor (36.4 percent), and the squad missed all three of its three-point attempts in the final 20 minutes but Moravian would win the game at the foul line, making 26 of 32 attempts in the second half. The Greyhounds were 40 of 48 at the foul line (83.3 percent), a season high for both made and attempted free throws for Moravian.
            Moravian finished the contest with a 46-43 edge in rebounds, and the Greyhounds committed 24 turnovers while forcing 26 turnovers. Catholic turned on its shooting touch in the second half, making 17 of 34 field goal attempts, one of three three-pointers and 18 of 26 free throw attempts in the final 20 minutes.
            The Greyhounds continued their season long team scoring with 12 of 13 players netting at least one point and just three players in double figures despite scoring more than 85 points for the third straight game. Stearns and Heffner each had 13 points to lead Moravian with Stearns adding five rebounds and Heffner grabbing four boards while going nine-for-nine at the foul line. Junior forward Alyssa Bisci scored 11 points and pulled down five rebounds in the victory.
            Foran, junior guard/forward Kate Harrison and freshmen guard Hilary Murray and forward Alexandra Blair each netting eight points. Harrison had a game high ten rebounds to go with three steals and two assists while Murray added four rebounds and Blair grabbed three boards. Smith tossed in six points while junior guard Amanda Brown and freshman guard Cassandra Phillips each had four points. Brown added three steals.

Greyhound Weekly Update, February 16, 2009 (-6666-)

Men’s Track and Field -- 0-0 (Landmark Conference 0-0)

Last Week – Kane Invitational hosted by Cornell University – No Team Scores; 18^th annual Bucknell University Winter Classic, Lewisburg, PA – No Team Scores

This Week – Do Not Compete

Moravian competed in its final tune-up to the 2009 Landmark Conference Championships by participating in the 18th Annual Bucknell University Winter Classic, a non-scored meet. The Greyhounds had a pair of individual winners with sophomore Eric Woodruff (Brodheadsville, PA/Pius X) winning the 200-meter dash in an ECAC qualifying time of 22.62 seconds, and freshman Timothy Layng (Canton, PA/Canton) capturing the pole vault with an ECAC qualifying height of 4.50 meters (14 feet, nine inches).

In other top ten track results, senior Robert Shaffer (Pottsville, PA/Pottsville) took fourth in the 60-meter dash in 7.13 seconds while Woodruff was fifth in 7.14 seconds. Woodruff had run a time of 7.13 seconds in the preliminaries. Sophomore Warner Jones (Hillsborough, NJ/Hillsborough) placed fourth in the 200-meter dash in 23.05 seconds. Senior Jeremiah Reinhart (Effort, PA/Pleasant Valley) took fifth in the 5,000-meter run in 15:39.69 seconds while freshman Matthew Lutcza (Dingmans Ferry, PA/Delaware Valley) was seventh in 15:55.37.

In the field events, senior Alan Woods (Mechanicsburg, PA/Cedar Cliff) was tied for second in the pole vault with an ECAC qualifying height of 4.35 meters (14 feet, 3 1/4 inches) while Woodruff took eighth in the long jump with a distance of 6.35 meters (20 feet, ten inches). Senior Blair Maginnis (Asbury, NJ/Warren Hills Regional) was sixth in the shot put with an ECAC qualifying toss of 14.86 meters (48 feet, nine inches).

Greyhound Weekly Update, February 16, 2009 (-7777-)

Women’s Track and Field -- 0-0 (Landmark Conference 0-0)

Last Week – Kane Invitational hosted by Cornell University – No Team Scores; Bucknell University Winter Classic – No Team Scores

This Week – Do Not Compete

Moravian had three competitors participate in the indoor pentathlon at the Kane Invitational hosted by Cornell University. Junior Jessica Posimo (Philadelphia, PA/St. Basil Academy) placed third with an ECAC qualifying point total of 3,062 points while sophomore Sydni Wisniewski (Orlando, FL/Winter Park) was fourth with an ECAC qualifying point total of 2,863 points. Junior Symonne Scott (Attleboro, MA/Attleboro) took sixth with 2,652 points. Posimo ran a time of 9.20 seconds in the 60-meter hurdles to qualify for the ECAC meet and earn 869 points, and she qualified provisionally for the NCAA Division III Championships and for the ECAC Championships with a leap of 5.43 meters (17 feet, 9 3/4 inches) in the long jump to earn 680 points. Posimo also scored 610 points for a height of 1.49 meters (four feet, 10 1/2 inches) in the high jump and 352 points for a distance of 7.27 meters (23 feet, 10 1/4 inches) in the shot put. Posimo finished the pentathlon with 551 points in the 800-meter run with a time of 2:41.95.

Wisniewski had a time of 11.05 seconds in the 60-meter hurdles for 528 points, a distance of 4.89 meters (16 feet, 1/2 inch) in the long jump for 530 points, a height of 1.40 meters (four feet, seven inches) in the high jump for 512 points, a toss of 9.44 meters (30 feet, 11 3/4 inches) in the shot put for 493 points and a time of 2:24.78 in the 800-meter run good enough for 760 points. Scott earned 620 points for a time of 10.51 in the 60-meter hurdles, 654 points for an ECAC qualifying leap of 5.34 meters (17 feet, 6 1/4 inches) in the long jump, 644 points for clearing 1.52 meters (four feet, 11 3/4 inches), 365 points for a toss of 7.47 meters (24 feet, 6 1/4 inches) and 369 points for a time of 2:59.62 in the 800-meter run.

Greyhounds competed in their final tune-up to the 2009 Landmark Conference Championships by participating in the 18th Annual Bucknell University Winter Classic, a non-scored meet. Senior Christine Kihm (Quakertown, PA/Quakertown) had Moravian's top individual finish, winning the pole vault with an NCAA Division III provisional and ECAC qualifying height of 3.50 meters (11 feet, 5 3/4 inches).

In top ten track results, junior Rachel Beck (Churchville, PA/Council Rock South) tied for sixth in the 60-meter dash in an ECAC qualifying time of 8.04 seconds while junior Jessica Posimo was third in the 60-meter hurdles in 9.25 seconds after running an ECAC qualifying time of 9.17 seconds in the preliminaries. Junior Rachel Riggs (Gettysburg, PA/Gettysburg) placed eighth in the 200-meter dash in an ECAC qualifying time of 26.88 seconds while Beck tied for ninth in 27.04 seconds. Freshman Brook DiNitzio (South Plainfield/South Plainfield) tied for ninth in the 400-meter dash in 1:02.43 while senior Kelly Williams (Tafton, PA/Wallenpaupack) was fourth in the 5,000-meter run in a time of 19:54.20.

In the field events, Posimo was tied for fourth in the triple jump with an ECAC qualifying leap of 11.07 meters (36 feet, four inches) while Riggs didn't make the top ten but finished 11th in an ECAC qualifying distance of 10.73 meters (35 feet, 2 1/2 inches). Junior Flora Robertson (Hawley, PA/East Stroudsburg North) was fifth in the 20-pound weight throw with an ECAC qualifying toss of 14.13 meters (46 feet, 4 1/4 inches) while freshman Brittany Moses placed eighth at 13.01 meters (42 feet, 8 1/4 inches). Freshman Anne Joseph (Livingston, NJ/Livingston) was tenth in the shot put with a distance of 11.05 meters (36 feet, three inches).

Greyhound Weekly Update, February 16, 2009 (-7777-)

Men’s Lacrosse -- 0-0 (Landmark Conference 0-0)

Last Week – Did No Compete

This Week – Sat., Feb. 21^st vs. Montclair State University, 1:00 p.m.

The men’s lacrosse team will open up their 2009 season this Saturday when they are set to take on Montclair State University at 1:00 p.m. at Rocco Calvo Field.

Baseball -- 0-0 (Landmark Conference 0-0)

Last Week – Did No Compete

This Week – Fr., Feb. 20^th vs. #Rutgers-Camden, 11:00 a.m.; Sat., Feb. 21^st at #Hampden-Sydney College, 11:00 a.m.; Sun., Feb. 22^nd vs. #Waynesburg College, 11:00 a.m. #Floyd B. Wilcox Memorial Tournament at Hampden-Sydney College, Hampden-Sydney, Virginia.

The baseball team will begin its 2009 season with three games this week at the Floyd B. Wilcox Memorial Tournament hosted by Hampden-Sydney College.

GREYHOUND TRACKS

Team Records as of February 15, 2009

Overall Landmark Meets & Tournaments

GREYHOUND STUDENT-ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

Last Week – Defeated Marywood University, 85-66; Lost to Goucher College, 71-64; Defeated Catholic University, 93-82 *Landmark Conference Game.

This Week –Sat., Feb. 21^st at University of Scranton, 7:30 p.m. Landmark Conference game

Last Week – Defeated Goucher College, 90-56; Defeated Catholic University, 86-77 *Landmark Conference Game.

This Week –Sat., Feb. 21^st at University of Scranton, 5:30 p.m. Landmark Conference game

Last Week – Kane Invitational hosted by Cornell University – No Team Scores; 18^th annual Bucknell University Winter Classic, Lewisburg, PA – No Team Scores

This Week – Do Not Compete

Last Week – Kane Invitational hosted by Cornell University – No Team Scores; Bucknell University Winter Classic – No Team Scores

This Week – Do Not Compete

Last Week – Did No Compete

This Week – Sat., Feb. 21^st vs. Montclair State University, 1:00 p.m.

Last Week – Did No Compete

This Week – Fr., Feb. 20^th vs. #Rutgers-Camden, 11:00 a.m.; Sat., Feb. 21^st at #Hampden-Sydney College, 11:00 a.m.; Sun., Feb. 22^nd vs. #Waynesburg College, 11:00 a.m. #Floyd B. Wilcox Memorial Tournament at Hampden-Sydney College, Hampden-Sydney, Virginia.

GREYHOUND TRACKS

Team Records as of February 15, 2009

Overall Landmark Meets & Tournaments

GREYHOUND STUDENT-ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

Last Week – Defeated Marywood University, 85-66; Lost to Goucher College*, 71-64; Defeated Catholic University*, 93-82 *Landmark Conference Game.

This Week –Sat., Feb. 21st at University of Scranton*, 7:30 p.m. *Landmark Conference game

Last Week – Defeated Goucher College*, 90-56; Defeated Catholic University*, 86-77 *Landmark Conference Game.

This Week –Sat., Feb. 21st at University of Scranton*, 5:30 p.m. *Landmark Conference game

Last Week – Kane Invitational hosted by Cornell University – No Team Scores; 18th annual Bucknell University Winter Classic, Lewisburg, PA – No Team Scores

This Week – Do Not Compete

Last Week – Kane Invitational hosted by Cornell University – No Team Scores; Bucknell University Winter Classic – No Team Scores

This Week – Do Not Compete

Last Week – Did No Compete

This Week – Sat., Feb. 21st vs. Montclair State University, 1:00 p.m.

Last Week – Did No Compete

This Week – Fr., Feb. 20th vs. #Rutgers-Camden, 11:00 a.m.; Sat., Feb. 21st at #Hampden-Sydney College, 11:00 a.m.; Sun., Feb. 22nd vs. #Waynesburg College, 11:00 a.m. #Floyd B. Wilcox Memorial Tournament at Hampden-Sydney College, Hampden-Sydney, Virginia.

Last Week – Defeated Marywood University, 85-66; Lost to Goucher College, 71-64; Defeated Catholic University, 93-82 *Landmark Conference Game.

This Week –Sat., Feb. 21^st at University of Scranton, 7:30 p.m. Landmark Conference game

Last Week – Defeated Goucher College, 90-56; Defeated Catholic University, 86-77 *Landmark Conference Game.

This Week –Sat., Feb. 21^st at University of Scranton, 5:30 p.m. Landmark Conference game

Last Week – Kane Invitational hosted by Cornell University – No Team Scores; 18^th annual Bucknell University Winter Classic, Lewisburg, PA – No Team Scores

This Week – Sat., Feb. 21^st vs. Montclair State University, 1:00 p.m.

This Week – Fr., Feb. 20^th vs. #Rutgers-Camden, 11:00 a.m.; Sat., Feb. 21^st at #Hampden-Sydney College, 11:00 a.m.; Sun., Feb. 22^nd vs. #Waynesburg College, 11:00 a.m. #Floyd B. Wilcox Memorial Tournament at Hampden-Sydney College, Hampden-Sydney, Virginia.