Greyhound Weekly Update, September 8, 2008 (-2222-)
Football – 1-0 (Centennial
Conference 0-0)
Last Week – Defeated
Susquehanna University, 27-14.
This Week – Sat., Sept. 13th
at McDaniel College, 1:00 p.m.
Senior kicker Brian Reckenbeil (Branchburg,
NJ/Somerville HS) opened the 2008 season with a school record 47-yard field
goal, and he scored a total of nine points in the first half while helping
Moravian jump out to a 27-0 halftime lead in a 27-14 victory over Susquehanna
University in non-conference action at a rain-soaked Rocco Calvo Field Saturday
afternoon to begin the year.
Reckenbeil
capped the Greyhounds’ first drive of the season with his school record kick at
the 9:24 mark of the first quarter. The kick, which bettered his personal best
42 yards from the 2006 season, finished off a 10-play, 43-yard drive for
Moravian.
Susquehanna would drive down the
field in its opening drive of the game as far as the Moravian eight-yard line
before the Crusaders had to settle for a field goal attempt by sophomore Bobby Eppleman. However, Eppleman’s
27-yard field goal attempt was blocked by Moravian senior linebacker Kevin McGorry (Whitehall, PA/Allentown
Central Catholic HS).
Moravian moved right back down the
field in a drive that included four long plays. Senior quarterback Marc Braxmeier (Center Valley, PA/Allentown
Central Catholic HS) had a 20-yard run on the second play of the drive and
then hit senior running back Tyler
McCambridge (Northampton, PA/Allentown Central Catholic HS) with a 14-yard
pass play. Senior fullback Morgan
deRouen (West Milford, NJ/West Milford HS) scampered for 13 yards on the
next play to set up a 22-yard touchdown run by McCambridge, who had 64 yards on 19 carries to go with his
touchdown. Reckenbeil added the
extra-point to give the Greyhounds a 10-0 lead with 43 seconds remaining in the
first quarter.
Susquehanna ran just two plays on
its next drive with Moravian senior defensive lineman Doug Bocchino (Madison, NJ/Madison HS) forcing Crusader junior
running back Dave Paveletz to fumble the ball on the
second play. Greyhound sophomore linebacker Philip Bortz (Allentown, PA/Parkland HS)
recovered the ball to set the Moravian offense up at the Susquehanna 36-yard
line.
Six plays later, Reckenbeil connected on a 35-yard field
goal with 13:10 to go in the second quarter to give Moravian a 13-0 lead. Reckenbeil, who played soccer in high
school and did not kick a football until coming to Moravian in 2005, now owns
or shares all but one of the Greyhound kicking records. In addition to
the longest field goal in school history, Reckenbeil
owns marks for field goals in a game, tied with three, field goals in a season
with 11, field goals in a career, now 30, extra-points in a game, tied with
seven, extra-points in a career, now tied with 73 after making three versus
Susquehanna, points in a game, tied with 11, points in a season with 62 and
points in a career, now with 163. He is fourth in school history in total
point, and the only school record Reckenbeil
doesn’t own is extra-points in a season.
Susquehanna wouldn’t fair much
better in its next drive. On the second play, senior quarterback Derek
Pope was being blitz by Moravian junior linebacker Jayson Williams (Collingswood, NJ/Collingswood HS) and fumbled the
ball. Greyhound sophomore defensive lineman Michael McClarin (Bethlehem, PA/Liberty HS)
scooped up the loss ball and returned it 23 yards to the Crusader 11-yard line.
Moravian needed just two plays to
extend it lead with Braxmeier
connecting on a nine-yard touchdown pass to Morgan deRouen, who had two catches for 16 yards and a score to go
with 37 yards on eight carries. Reckenbeil’s PAT gave the Greyhounds a 20-0 advantage with
12:03 remaining in the first half.
The
Crusaders would punt on their next two possessions, which were sandwiched
around a Moravian turnover. The Greyhounds had moved into the red zone
again, in part because of a 13-yard pass from Braxmeier to sophomore wide receiver Alex Hersch (Macungie, PA/Emmaus HS) and a 33-yard run by senior
tailback Tyler deRouen (West Milford,
NJ/West Milford HS). However, Susquehanna freshman linebacker Mitch
Phillips forced Morgan deRouen to fumble the ball at the seven-yard line.
Senior defensive lineman Chris Ushinski recovered for
the Crusaders.
After a 61-yard punt by Eppleman, the Greyhounds took over at their own 11-yard
line with 2:24 to play in the first half. Tyler deRouen, who finished the game with 131 yards on 24 carries,
would run for 14 yards on the first play of the drive, and he added runs of
ten, nine and seven yards to help Moravian move down to the Susquehanna 40-yard
line with just 28 seconds on the clock.
Braxmeier
then hit Alex Hersch with a 15-yard pass, and after a spike of the
ball to stop the clock, Braxmeier
hit Alex Hersch, who had a team high
four catches for 58 yards, again for 24 yards to the one-yard line. Braxmeier, who completed 12 of 19 passes for 135 yards and a score, finished off the drive
with a one-yard touchdown dive after a Susquehanna timeout. Braxmeier had 22 yards on eight
carries. Reckenbeil’s
school-record tying extra-point, his 41st in a row, gave Moravian a 27-0 lead
with just eight seconds until halftime.
When
the second half started under a steady downpour, neither team could muster any
offense. Susquehanna punted twice and Moravian once before the Greyhounds
had a bad center exchange on their second drive of the half. Susquehanna
senior defensive lineman Andy LeClere jumped on the
loose ball and gave the Crusaders possession at the Moravian 29-yard
line.
Pope,
who was 13 for 30 for 146 yards and two interceptions, would connect on a
24-yard pass to senior wide receiver Matt Koziol on
the first play of the drive. Two plays later, Paveletz
drove in the end zone on a one-yard plunge for Susquehanna’s first points of
the game and season. Eppleman made the
extra-point to cut Moravian’s lead to 27-7 with 9:29 to go in the third
quarter.
Things
didn’t get much better for the Greyhounds on their next drive when attempting a
punt after going three-and-out, the snap rolled back to senior punter Michael Voskian (Brielle, NJ/Manasquan HS),
who fell on the ball and turned it over to Susquehanna on the Moravian 35-yard
line.
However,
the Crusaders picked up just one yard on four plays giving the ball right back
to Moravian. The Greyhounds would move the ball into Susquehanna territory
on a 22-yard run by McCambridge, but
Moravian would turn the ball over on downs at the Crusader 34-yard line.
Susquehanna
would give Paveletz the ball six straight times, and
with the help of a personal foul penalty on the Greyhounds, and a 27-yard run
by Paveletz on the fifth play, the Crusaders scored
on another one-yard run by Paveletz, who finished the
game with 117 yards on 25 carries. Eppleman
connected on the extra-point to pull Susquehanna within 27-14 with 2:53 to go
in the third quarter.
Neither
team would be able to do much on offense the rest of the game and the rain
continued to intensify. Moravian would turn the ball over on downs in its
next two drives and settle for punts by Voskian
in its final two drives of the game.
Susquehanna
turned the ball over on its final three drives of the game. Moravian
sophomore defensive lineman Jacob Millen
(Whitehall, PA/Whitehall HS) forced Paveletz to
fumble after a seven-yard completion. Pope was then intercepted by senior
defensive back Carl Robinson (Boothwyn,
PA/Garnet Valley HS) and sophomore defensive back Daniel Burley.
Burley’s interception came in the end zone on a fourth down play with just 1:58
remaining in the contest.
Greyhound
senior wide receiver Tyler Hersch
(Macungie, PA/Emmaus HS) had two receptions for 25 yards while McCambridge caught two passes for 24
yards and junior tight end Brian Dencker
(Boonton, NJ/Boonton HS) had two catches for 12 yards.
The
Moravian defense forced six turnovers in the game, four fumbles and a pair of
interceptions. Senior linebacker Andrew
Morrissey (Emmaus, PA/Emmaus HS) led the way with 11 tackles while McGorry added ten tackles, a fumble
recovery and a blocked kick. Senior defensive back Erik Brinkerhoff (Boonton, NJ/Boonton HS) contributed eight
tackles, a half tackle for loss and a forced fumble while Bocchino had seven tackles with a sack and two forced
fumbles. Robinson made six
tackles to go with a sack, his interception and two other pass break-ups while
senior defensive lineman Don Maxwell (Berkley
Heights, NJ/Governor Livingston HS) had six tackles and a pass
break-up. Williams had two
tackles, a sack and a forced fumble before leaving the game with an injury in
the first half.
Greyhound
Weekly Update, September 8, 2008 (-4444-)
Women’s Volleyball – 3-6
(Landmark Conference 0-0)
Last Week – Lost to DeSales University, 3-0; Lost to
%FDU-Florham, 3-1; Lost to %Stevens Institute of Technology, 3-1; Lost to
%DeSales University, 3-2; Defeated %Medaille College,
3-1. %Buttermaker Tournament hosted
by Muhlenberg College.
This Week – Wed., Sept. 10th
vs. Swarthmore College, 7:00 p.m.
Moravian
suffered its third straight loss in the team's first road match of the season,
falling to local rival DeSales University 25-19, 25-14, 25-15.
Freshman outside hitter Katie Moquete (Midland Park, NJ/Midland Park HS) led the
Greyhounds with 11 kills to go along with seven digs and two blocks while
sophomore middle hitter Mary King
(Paramus, NJ/Paramus HS) added four kills and five blocks. Sophomore middle
hitter Christine Reeser (Telford,
PA/Christopher Dock HS) had three kills for Moravian while freshman setter Kristin Hannings
(Levittown, PA/Pennsbury HS) added 20 assists and
11 digs. Sophomore libero Katie Kercher (Whitehall, PA/Whitehall HS) had a team high 14
digs in the match while sophomore right side hitter Molly DuVall (Sewell, NJ/Washington Township HS)
had nine digs and a pair of kills. Senior outside hitter Stephanie Struble (Hampton, NJ/Voorhees HS) contributed five digs
for the Greyhounds while sophomore setter Christine
Poole (Long Valley, NJ/West Morris Central HS) had two service aces.
The
Greyhounds began the 2008 Buttermaker Tournament hosted
by Muhlenberg College with a 21-25, 25-20, 25-22, 25-23 loss to FDU-Florham. Reeser and Moquete each had nine kills for
Moravian with Moquete
adding a pair of blocks. Sophomore middle hitter Mary King contributed eight kills and three blocks while senior Struble had seven kills and eight digs.
Kercher
had a team high 13 digs while freshman setter Kristin Hannings had a team high 30
assists with six digs, three service aces and two kills. Freshman defensive
specialist Ashley Schmidt (Bethlehem, PA/Liberty HS) had ten digs in her first career action while DuVall had six
kills, five digs and two blocks.
Moravian
dropped its fifth straight match, falling to Stevens Institute of Technology,
25-16, 25-17, 21-25, 25-13 in the final match of pool
play at the Buttermaker Tournament hosted by
Muhlenberg College. Moquete
led the Greyhounds with 13 kills while King
had eight kills and a block. Struble
had six kills and seven digs while Reeser
and DuVall
each had four kills. DuVall
added five digs while Schmidt had a
team high 13 digs. Kercher
added 12 digs while Hannings
had 27 assists and nine digs.
The
Greyhounds began the second day of the Buttermaker
Tournament hosted by Muhlenberg College with a 25-15, 27-25, 25-20, 21-25,
16-18 loss to DeSales University in the Bronze Bracket. Moquete led Moravian with 18
kills and two blocks while Struble
and King each had 14 kills. Struble
added 11 digs and four service aces while King
had a pair of blocks. Hannings
had 49 assists and ten digs for the Greyhounds while DuVall had seven kills and ten
digs. Kercher
had 11 digs for Moravian while Schmidt
had seven digs. Reeser added three
kills and three blocks for the Greyhuonds.
Moravian
snapped a six-match losing streak with a 26-24, 21-25, 25-11, 25-6 victory over
Medaille College in the final match of the Bronze
Bracket of the Buttermaker Tournament hosted by
Muhlenberg College. King paced the
Greyhounds with 14 kills and seven service aces while Struble had ten kills and five digs. Moquete added nine kills while Poole had 19 assists. Hannings had 12
digs and five service aces for the Greyhounds while Schmidt had 11 digs while DuVall had three kills.
Greyhound
Weekly Update, September 8, 2008 (-5555-)
Men’s Cross Country – 0-0 (Landmark
Conference 0-0)
Last
Week – 3rd of 5 at Husky Invitational at Bloomsburg University of
Pennsylvania, Bloomsburg, PA
This Week – Do Not Compete
The Greyhounds placed third of five teams at the Husky
Invitational hosted by Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania with a team score
of 92 points. Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania won the meet with a score
of 18 points. Freshman Matt Lutcza (Dingmans Ferry, PA/Delaware Valley HS) led
Moravian with a time of 28:13 on the 8,000-meter course to place 17th of 55
runners. Sophomore Connor Skutches (Bethlehem, PA/Liberty HS) took 21st place in
28:39 while junior Steve DeFazio (Branchburg,
NJ/Somerville HS was 26th in a time of 29:28 and freshman Zach Rivenbark (Center
Valley, PA/Southern Lehigh HS) was 27th in 29:35. Rounding out Moravian's
top five was junior Timothy Betz (Havertown,
PA/Haverford HS), who placed 32nd in a time of 30:30 while freshman Peter Rovtar (Basking
Ridge, NJ/Ridge HS) was 36th overall in 31:01. Freshman Steve Ambrosi (Parsippany,
NJ/Parsippany Hills HS) posted a time of 31:44 to finish 39th in the meet
while sophomore Jacob Tazik (Wyomissing, PA/Wyomissing HS) ran a time of
31:46 to place 40th. Moravian's other runners included freshman Jonathan Gutierrez (Allentown, PA/Dieruff HS) finishing 46th in 33:53 and senior John McCullough (Levittown, PA/Conwell-Egan
HS) taking 49th place in 34:45.
Men’s Tennis – 0-0 (Landmark
Conference 0-0)
Last Week – Did Not Compete
This Week – Sun., Sept. 14th
at Muhlenberg College Tournament, 9:00 a.m.
Moravian will begin its 2008-09
season on Sunday, September 14th at the Muhlenberg College
Tournament.
Greyhound Weekly Update, September 8, 2008 (-6666-)
Women’s Soccer – 3-1 (Landmark
Conference 0-0)
Last Week – Defeated &Smith College, 3-0;
Defeated &Marywood University, 2-0. &Colonel Classic at Wilkes University, Edwardsville, PA.
This Week – Wed., Sept. 10th at King’s
College, 7:00p.m.; Sat., Sept. 13th at Wilkes University, 1:00 p.m.
Moravian opened the 2008 Colonel Classic hosted by Wilkes
University with a 3-0 victory over Smith College in the first day of the
tournament. Freshman forward Arielle
Caldas (Cherry Hills, NJ/Cherry Hill West) gave the Greyhounds all of the
offense they would need when she scored on a breakaway goal in the 28th
minute. Moravian would extend its lead to 2-0 in the 64th minute when
freshman defender/midfielder Diana
Feldman (York, PA/Central York HS) scored her first collegiate goal off of a
pass from senior defender Katelyn Killea (Chatham, NJ/Chatham HS). Senior forward Tracy Fitzpatrick (Wantage,
NJ/High Point Regional HS) finished off the scoring with her first tally of
the year in the 88th minute. Junior forward Amanda Friedman (Randolph, NJ/Randolph HS) and sophomore forward Shannon McEvoy (Lafayette,
NJ/High Point HS) each picked up assists on Fitzpatrick’s goal, which hit a post before going in. Fitzpatrick's goal was the 23rd of her
career, moving her into a tie for third in school history, and she has 59
career points, which is tied for fourth in school history. Moravian had a 19-3
advantage in shots and a 3-2 edge in corner kicks. Greyhound senior
goalie Caitlin Corrigan (Perkasie, PA/Pennridge HS) tied the school record with her 39th
career win. Corrigan had two
saves in her 27th career shutout, a school record she already owns.
The
Greyhounds won their second straight match by shutout, defeating Marywood University, 2-0, in the second day of the Colonel
Classic hosted by Wilkes University as Corrigan
was credited with her school record 40th career win. The match was moved to
Misericordia University due to field conditions at Wilkes after Saturday’s
rain. Corrigan played just over 45
minutes in the match to earn her 40th career victory, surpassing Becky Roe’s
record of 39 set from 1997 to 2000. Corrigan
also made Moravian’s only save in the match as the Greyhounds out shot Marywood, 31-2, and had a 5-1 edge in corner kicks. Junior
forward Alessandra Valdetera
(Butler, NJ/Butler HS) gave Moravian all of the offense it would need in
the 14th minute when she netted her second goal of the season off of a pass
from Jenelle Mirro (Bath, PA/Notre Dame HS). Junior
defender Terri Roberts (Danville,
PA/Danville HS) scored her first goal of the season in the 51st minute to
finish off the scoring. Valdetara,
Fitzpatrick, Caldas and Feldman were
all named to the All-Tournament Team. Moravian sophomore goalie Sarah Halpin (Downingtown,
PA/Downingtown West HS) played 31 minutes in goal for the Greyhounds while
freshman keeper Mikki Ruvolis (Allentown,
PA/Saucon Valley HS) played the final 14 minutes.
Greyhound
Weekly Update, September 8, 2008 (-7777-)
Men’s Soccer – 1-3 (Landmark
Conference 0-0)
Last Week – Lost to ^Lynchburg College, 3-2; Lost to
^Salisbury (MD) College, 5-0. ^Shellenberger
Tournament hosted by Lynchburg College.
This Week – Sat., Sept. 13th
at Muhlenberg College, 4:00 p.m.
Moravian dropped a 3-2 decision at Lynchburg College in
the first day of the Shellenberger Tournament. The
Greyhounds jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the fifth minute when freshman forward Taylor Molinaro (Scotch
Plains, NJ/Scotch Plains-Fanwood HS) netted an unassisted goal for this
second goal of the season. Moravian would extend its lead to 2-0 in the
24th minute when the Lynchburg defense put the ball in its own net. The Hornets
got on the scoreboard in the 48th minute when Cam Smith netted an unassisted
goal, and Lynchburg tied the contest in the 57th minute when Josh Reed put a
direct kick from just outside the 18-yard box in the net for a Hornet
goal. Lynchburg’s winning goal came in the 84th minute and was an own
goal by Moravian as the Greyhound defense cleared the ball into its own net.
Lynchburg owned a 27-5 advantage in shots and an 8-2 edge in corner
kicks. Moravian senior goalie Chris
Nederostek (Lansdale, PA/Christopher Dock HS) made seven saves in goal for
the Greyhounds while Matt Sturdivant had three saves
for the Hornets.
The
Greyhounds dropped their third straight match, falling to Salisbury University,
5-0, in the second day of the Shellenberger
Tournament hosted by Lynchburg College. The Sea Gulls would get all of the
offense they would need just 53 seconds into the match when Alex Hargrove
scored an unassisted goal. Mike Napolitano scored off a pass from Scott
Sparrow in the ninth minute while Kyle Sterling had an unassisted goal in the
28th minute. Ben DeLisle headed in a goal off of a
free kick by Sam Flax in the 41st minute to give Salisbury a 4-0 halftime
lead. Greg Taylor scored an unassisted tally in the 74th minute to finish
off the scoring. Salisbury had a 33-4 advantage in shots and a 6-2 edge in
corner kicks. Nederostek had
five saves in 45 minutes of action while sophomore Bryant White (Nazareth, PA/Nazareth HS) played the other 45 minutes
and made seven saves for the Greyhounds. Moravian also had one team save,
and Greyhound junior midfielder Michael Tarulli (Bear Creek, PA/Coughlin HS) was named to the
All-Tournament Team.
Women’s Tennis – 0-0
(Landmark Conference 0-0)
Last Week – Defeated $Ramapo College, 7-2; Defeated
$Cabrini College, 6-3. $Moravian College Four Team
Invitational at Lehigh Universtiy.
This Week – Sat., Sept. 13th
at Hunter College, 1:00 p.m.
The Greyhounds began the 2008-09 season with a 7-2 victory over Ramapo College of New Jersey
in the first round of the Moravian Four-Team Invitational played at the Lewis
Tennis Center on the Goodman Campus of Lehigh University. Moravian swept the
doubles action to take a 3-0 lead behind wins from the teams of senior Dyana Swan (Branchburg, NJ/Somerville HS)
and freshman Jami Fein (Blue Bell, PA/Wissahickon HS), senior MaryKate Kelly (Beach Haven, NJ/Southern Regional HS) and sophomore Kerry McKinley (Sparta, NJ/Pope John XXIII HS)
and freshmen Melissa Emery (Phillipsburg,
NJ/Notre Dame (PA) HS) and Anna Meola (Willow Grove, PA/Upper Moreland HS). The
Greyhounds then won four of the six singles matches for the victory with Fein, Kelly, McKinley and
freshman Alexandra Hay (East
Stroudsburg, PA/East Stroudsburg South HS) all winning in straight sets.
Moravian won its second match of the
season, defeating Cabrini College, 6-3, in the winner's match at the Moravian
Four-Team Invitational played at the Lewis Tennis Center on the Goodman Campus
of Lehigh University. The Cavaliers had a 2-1 lead after the doubles action
with the Greyhounds earning just one win, a victory by the first doubles team Swan and Fein. However, Moravian would win five of the six singles contests
to earn the victory. Fein, Swan, Kelly and McKinley each
had straight sets wins in singles action while Hay captured a three-set victory.
Greyhound Weekly Update, September 8, 2008 (-8888-)
Field Hockey – 1-2 (Landmark
Conference 0-0)
Last Week – Lost to DeSales University, 2-1;
Defeated FDU-Florham, 2-1 (ot).
This Week – Tues., Sept. 9th
vs Washington College (MD), 4:30 p.m. Sat., Sept. 13th
vs. Elizabethtown College, 1:00 p.m.
The Greyhounds suffered their second straight one-goal
loss, falling to local rival DeSales University, 2-1, in non-conference action
as the Bulldogs' Jamie Matthews scored on a rebound off of her own shot with
just 15 seconds remaining in the match. Moravian, which saw a lead slip away in
the final five minutes of the match for the second time this season, took a 1-0
lead in the 19th minute when sophomore forward Vita Ranella (Clarks Green, PA/Abington
Heights HS) netted her second goal of the season on a penalty corner.
Junior midfielder Samantha Bell (Sparta,
NJ/Pope John XXIII HS) hit the corner pass to Ranella for the goal. The
Bulldogs would not tie the match until the 66th minute when Alyssa Maltese
scored off a pass from Catherine McGrillen. Matthews
then netted the winning goal in the 70th minute. DeSales had a 15-9 advantage
in shots including a 12-4 margin in the second half, while the Greyhounds held
a 7-4 edge on penalty corners. Moravian sophomore goalie Maura Acox (Old Bridge, NJ/St. John Vianney HS) had six saves in the match while Bulldog
goalie Jen Bessinger had two saves.
Moravian earned its first win
of the 2008 season behind a pair of goals from junior forward Julie Bisci (Phillipsburg, NJ/Phillipsburg HS),
defeating FDU-Florham, 2-1 in overtime, in a non-conference match. The Devils
jumped out to a 1-0 lead in just the second minute when Alex DeVito scored off of a pass from Alyssa Worbetz.
The match would remain that way until Bisci
netted her first goal of the season, an unassisted tally in the 56th
minute. Bisci would then earn
the Greyhounds the victory when she knocking in a pass from junior forward Kayla Carson (Leesport, PA/Wyomissing HS)
in the 84 minute. FDU-Florham had a 17-6 advantage in shots and a 13-4 edge in
penalty corners. Acox
made 12 saves for her first win of the season while Jamie SanFilippo
had four saves for the Devils.
Women’s Cross Country – 0-0
(Landmark Conference 0-0)
Last Week – 3rd
of 4 at the Husky Invitational hosted by Bloomsburg University.
This Week – Do Not Compete
The Greyhounds earned a third place
finish of four schools at the Husky Invitational hosted by Bloomsburg
University of Pennsylvania. Moravian had a team score of 80 while the host Huskies
won the meet with 24 points. Freshman Cadee Rockwell (Sinking
Spring, PA/Wilson West Lawn HS) paced the Greyhounds with a tenth place
finish of 46 runners on the 6,000-meter course in a time of 25:17. Freshman Hailey Neff (Lehighton, PA/Lehighton HS)
placed 15th in 25:50 while freshman Kristina
Ruggiero (Cedar Grove, NJ/Cedar Grove HS) was 16th in 25:55 and senior Kelly Williams (Tafton, PA/Wallenpaupack HS) finished 17th in a time of 25:58.
Rounding out Moravian's top five was sophomore Sydni Wisniewski (Orlando, FL/Winter Park HS) in 27th place with a time
of 26:58 while freshman Katie Engwall (Columbia, NJ/North Warren HS) posted a time of
27:02 to finish 28th. Also competing for the Greyhounds were freshman Megan Hallowell (Bethlehem, PA/Liberty HS),
who was 33rd in 27:30, sophomore Kaleen
Holden (Scranton, PA/Bishop Hannan HS), who took
34th place in 27:46, senior Naomie Kachel (Shillington, PA/Governor Mifflin HS), who
finished 37th in a time of 28:15, senior Stephanie
Miller (Easton, PA/Easton HS), who was 42nd in 29:24, and freshman Katie Pritchett (Pottsville, PA/Pottsville HS),
who placed 45th in 33:07.
Golf – 0-0 (Landmark
Conference 0-0)
Last Week – Did Not Compete
This Week – Do Not Compete
The Moravian College golf team will
open its 2008-09 season on Wednesday, September 17th at the Albright
and Delaware Valley College Tri-Match at Berkshire Country Club.
