Greyhound Weekly Update, September 22, 2008 (-2222-)
Football – 3-0 (Centennial
Conference 1-0)
Last Week – Defeated Lebanon
Valley College, 23-16.
This Week – Sat., Sept. 27th
vs. Johns Hopkins University, 1:00 p.m.
Senior tailback Tyler McCambridge (Northampton,
PA/Allentown Central Catholic) ran for 119 yards and two touchdowns on 19
carries to lead Moravian to a 23-16 victory at Lebanon Valley College’s Arnold
Field. The Greyhounds improved to 3-0 on the season with the victory in its
final non-conference game of the year while the Flying Dutchmen suffered their
first loss of the season, falling to 2-1.
The Flying Dutchmen received the
opening kickoff and punted after three plays. Moravian would also attempt
a punt on its first drive after three plays. However, the snap when over
senior punter Michael Voskian (Brielle,
NJ/Manasquan) head and through the back of the end zone for a safety,
giving Lebanon Valley a 2-0 lead with 12:44 to go in the first quarter.
The two points were the first Moravian had allowed in the first half this
season.
Lebanon Valley would move into
the red zone on its next possession. However, junior tailback Charlie
Parker was unable to control a handoff from sophomore quarterback Caleb Fick,
putting the ball on the turf. Greyhound senior defensive back Erik Brinkerhoff (Boonton, NJ/Boonton)
jumped on the loose ball to give Moravian possession on its own 18-yard line.
Moravian would respond by taking
the ball the full 82-yards to the end zone in 12 plays with McCambridge diving in from one-yard to
finish off the drive. Senior kicker Brian
Reckenbeil (Branchburg, NJ/Somerville) made his 48th straight extra-point
to give the Greyhounds a 7-2 with 3:46 to play in the first quarter.
During the drive, senior quarterback Marc
Braxmeier (Center Valley, PA/Allentown Central Catholic) hit senior wide
receiver Tyler Williams (Coplay,
PA/Whitehall) with a 26-yard pass to move inside the Lebanon Valley 30-yard
line. Braxmeier was just six
of 17 in the game with 86 yards.
The Flying Dutchmen were driving
again with Fick completing a pass to Matt Donley when Moravian junior
linebacker Derek Protasiewicz (Whippany,
NJ/Whippany Park) hit Donley and forced a fumble that was recovered by Greyhound
senior defensive lineman Don Maxwell (Berkley
Heights, NJ/Governor Livingston) at the Moravian 24-yard line to give the
ball back to the Greyhound offense.
The Greyhounds would move into
Lebanon Valley territory before a Moravian penalty and a sack would for
Moravian punt early in the second quarter.
Lebanon Valley moved the ball
down the field and inside the Moravian 30-yard line but a sack by Greyhound
senior defensive lineman Doug Bocchino (Madison,
NJ/Madison) sacked Fick on a third down play at the Greyhound 36-yard line,
forcing the Flying Dutchmen to punt.
Moravian was only able to run
three plays for punting as well. Lebanon Valley needed just two plays to
take the lead with Fick hitting junior wide Joe Brennan with a 65-yard
touchdown pass between double coverage. Sophomore Brittney Ryan made the
extra-point to put the Flying Dutchmen ahead, 9-7, with 7:32 to go in the
second quarter. Fick was 17 of 28 in the game for 228 yards but was
sacked four times. The touchdown was the first the Greyhound defense had
allowed this season.
The teams would trade punts for
the remainder of the first half until Lebanon Valley’s final possession ended
at the half after back to back sacks by Bocchino
and sophomore defensive lineman Allen Petros (Bethlehem, PA/Liberty).
Moravian received the opening
kickoff of the second half but was unable to move the ball, punting after three
plays. The Flying Dutchmen offense didn’t fare much better, punting after
three plays as well with Moravian sophomore linebacker Anthony Carney (Bethlehem, PA/Bethlehem Catholic) picking up a sack
of Fick on third down.
The Greyhounds would take
possession after the Lebanon Valley punt at the Flying-Dutchmen 48-yard
line. Four plays later, McCambridge,
who carried the ball on all four plays, ran in from 31 yards for his second
touchdown of the game. Braxmeier
then hit junior tight end Brian Dencker
(Boonton, NJ/Boonton) with the two-point conversion pass to give Moravian a
15-9 lead with 10:03 remaining in the third quarter. McCambridge went over 100 yards rushing for the second straight
game on his touchdown run.
The Flying Dutchmen moved the
ball down to the Moravian 30-yard line after a 24-yard shuffle pass from Fick
to Parker. However, a Lebanon Valley penalty and three incomplete passes
for the Flying Dutchmen forced a punt.
Moravian would move the ball out
near midfield with a trio of first downs but the Greyhounds’ drive stalled
forcing a punt.
Lebanon Valley then went on its
longest drive of the game, covering 82 yards in 14 plays. Parker finished
the drive with an eight-yard touchdown run. Ryan’s kick pushed the Flying
Dutchmen ahead 16-15 with 10:02 remaining in the
game. A key play on the drive was a fourth-and-four completion for five
yards from Fick to Donley. Parker ran for 84 yards on 24 carries.
The Greyhounds responded by
going straight down the field and retaking the lead with a ten-play, 75-yard
drive capped off with an 18-yard touchdown run by senior tailback Tyler deRouen (West Milford, NJ/West
Milford). Moravian would go for the two-point conversion
again with Braxmeier hitting Dencker again to give the Greyhounds a
23-16 lead with 5:08 to play. The key play on the drive for
Moravian was a fourth-and-one dive by Braxmeier
that there was a personal foul on the Lebanon Valley defense as well to move
the ball just past midfield. The Greyhounds ran the ball on eight of the
ten plays on the drive.
The Flying Dutchmen would run
just three plays with the Greyhound defense stepping up and making a tackle for
a five-yard loss on a reverse by Lebanon Valley on second down.
After the punt, Moravian took
over on its own 33-yard line. The Greyhounds would run out the clock by
moving the ball down to the Lebanon Valley ten-yard line.
Tyler deRouen finished with 74 yards on 11 carries while senior
fullback Morgan deRouen (West Milford,
NJ/West Milford) had 71 yards on 11 attempts as the Greyhound offense ran
the ball 50 times for 264 yards, the second straight game Moravian has run for
more than 260 yards. Braxmeier had 13 yards on six carries despite
being sacked once. Williams caught two passes for 42 yards while McCambridge had one catch for 15 yards
which set up his second touchdown run.
Donley led Lebanon Valley with
eight receptions for 74 yards while Brennan had six catches for 109 yards and
his touchdown. Brennan also carried the ball twice for 12 yards while
Parker caught two passes for 29 yards.
Senior linebacker Kevin McGorry (Whitehall, PA/Allentown
Central Catholic) led the Moravian defense with eight tackles including one
and a half tackles for loss while Protasiewicz
had seven tackles to go with his forced fumble. Senior linebacker Andrew Morrissey (Emmaus, PA/Emmaus)
also added seven tackles while Carney
had six tackles with his sack, one of four by the Greyhounds. Bocchino had just four tackles but two
were sacks, and he added two and a half tackles for loss and a pass break-up at
the line.
Greyhound
Weekly Update, September 22, 2008 (-4444-)
Women’s Volleyball – 6-8
(Landmark Conference 1-2)
Last Week – Defeated Gwynedd-Mercy College, 3-0;
Lost to *Susquehanna University, 3-0; Defeated *Catholic University, 3-0; Lost
to *Scranton University 3-0. *Landmark Conference Match
This Week – Tues., Sept. 23rd at
Philadelphia Biblical University, 7:00 p.m.; Sat., Sept. 27th at
^Franklin & Marshall College, 11:00 a.m.; Sat., Sept. 27th vs.
^Richard Stockton College, 1:00 p.m. ^F&M Scramble
Moravian earned a 25-19,
25-23, 25-23 sweep of Gwynedd-Mercy College in non-conference action for the
Greyhounds third consecutive win. Sophomore middle hitter Mary King (Paramus, NJ/Paramus) led Moravian with ten kills and two
service aces while senior outside hitter Stephanie
Struble (Hampton, NJ/Voorhees) added eight kills and a pair of service
aces. Sophomore right side hitter Molly
DuVall (Sewell, NJ/Washington Township)
contributed six kills while freshman outside hitter Katie Moquete (Midland Park, NJ/Midland Park)
and sophomore middle hitter Christine
Reeser (Telford, PA/Christopher Dock) each had four kills. Freshman
libero Ashley Schmidt (Bethlehem,
PA/Liberty) had a team high four service aces for Moravian while sophomore
setter Christine Poole (Long Valley,
NJ/West Morris Central) had 20 assists. Freshman setter Kristin Hannings
(Levittown, PA/Pennsbury) led the Greyhounds with
four digs.
The Greyhounds began the 2008
Landmark Conference season with a 25-22, 25-20, 25-22 loss to Susquehanna
University in the first Landmark Conference Round Robin of the year at
Susquehanna. The loss snapped Moravian's three-match winning streak. Sophomore
middle hitter Mary King led Moravian
with eight kills and five blocks while sophomore middle hitter Christine Reeser had five kills and
four blocks in the match. Senior outside hitter Stephanie Struble, freshman outside hitter Katie Moquete and sophomore right side
hitter Molly DuVall
each had four kills with Stuble and DuVall each adding eight digs. DuVall also had six blocks while
Moquete
had a pair of blocks. Freshman setter Kristin
Hannings had 15 assists and ten digs for Moravian
while freshman libero Ashley Schmidt
contributed ten digs. Sophomore setter Christine
Poole had seven assists for the Greyhounds while sophomore defensive
specialist Katie Kercher (Whitehall,
PA/Whitehall) had six digs.
Moravian earned its fourth win in
five matches and its first Landmark Conference victory of the year with a
25-19, 25-16, 25-21 triumph over The Catholic University of America in the
first day of the Landmark Conference Round Robin being hosted by Susquehanna
University. Sophomore middle hitter Mary
King paced the Greyhounds with 14 kills and four digs while senior outside
hitter Stephanie Struble and
freshman outside hitter Katie Moquete each had nine kills. Struble added four digs and two service aces. Sophomore right side
hitter Molly DuVall
had four kills and three digs for Moravian while sophomore middle hitter Christine Reeser added three kills and
a pair of blocks. Freshman setter Kristin
Hannings led the Greyhounds with 17 assists and
five digs while sophomore setter Christine
Poole had 12 assists. Sophomore defensive specialist Katie Kercher and freshman libero Ashley Schmidt each had a team high seven digs for Moravian.
The Greyhounds dropped a 25-15,
25-12, 25-9 decision to the University of Scranton in the team's final match in
the first Landmark Conference Round Robin of the season being hosted by
Susquehanna University. Sophomore middle hitters Mary King and Christine
Reeser and freshman outside hitter Katie
Moquete all had five kills for Moravian with King
adding a pair of blocks. Sophomore right side hitter Molly DuVall had four kills and five digs
for the Greyhounds while sophomore setter Christine
Poole had 14 assists. Senior outside hitter Stephanie Struble had six digs and a pair of kills for Moravian
while sophomore defensive specialist Ashley
Kercher had a team high 11 digs. Freshman libero Ashley Schmidt added four digs while freshman setter Kristin Hannings
had five assists.
Greyhound
Weekly Update, September 22, 2008 (-5555-)
Men’s Cross Country – 0-0 (Landmark
Conference 0-0)
Last Week – 4th of 9 at the Misericordia
University Cougar Classic.
This Week – Do Not Compete
Moravian
finished fourth of nine schools at the 2008 Cougar Classic hosted by
Misericordia University. The Greyhounds had a team score of 96 points,
just one point behind Landmark Conference rival the University of Scranton.
Ithaca College won the meet with a team score of 23 points. Senior Jeremiah Reinhart (Effort, PA/Pleasant
Valley), competing for the first time this season, led the Greyhounds with
a 12th place finish of 103 runners on the 8,000-meter course in a time of
27:31. Sophomore Connor Skutches (Bethlehem, PA/Liberty) placed 17th in 27:50
while freshman Matthew Lutcza was 18th in a time of 27:51. Rounding out the
Moravian top five were freshman Peter Rovtar (Basking Ridge, NJ/Ridge) at 35th place in 28:48
and junior Steve DeFazio (Branchburg,
NJ/Somerville) in 41st place with a time of 29:18. Also competing for
Moravian were Steve Parisi
(Kunkletown, PA/Pleasant Valley), who was 44th for the Greyhounds in 29:43,
sophomore Jacob Tazik
(Wyomissing, PA/Wyomissing), who placed 57th in 30:56, and freshman Jonathan Gutierrez (Allentown, PA/Dieruff), who was 76th in a time of 33:08.
Men’s Tennis – 0-0 (Landmark
Conference 0-0)
Last Week – Did Not Compete
This Week – Sun., Sept. 28th in the
Moravian College Invitational at Lehigh University Goodman Courts
The Men’s Tennis team will return to
action this Sunday when they host the Moravian College Invitational at Lehigh
University’s Goodman Courts.
Greyhound Weekly Update, September 22, 2008 (-6666-)
Women’s Soccer – 5-3 (Landmark
Conference 0-0)
Last Week – Lost to Haverford College, 2-0; Lost to
Elizabethtown College, 1-0 (2ot).
This Week – Tues., Sept. 23rd
vs. Eastern University, 4:00p.m.; Sat., Sept. 27th at Juniata
College, 1:00 p.m.
Haverford
broke a scoreless match with a pair of second half goals to lead the Fords to a
2-0 non-conference victory over Moravian in the Greyhounds’ home opener on the
HUB Quad. The loss snapped Moravian's four-match winning streak. Haverford
senior defender Rachel Pardini lofted a throw in from
sophomore defender Maura Schiefer towards the goal
from about 30-yards out, and it dropped just under the crossbar and into the
top left-hand corner of the net to break at 0-0 tie in the 58th minute.
The goal was Pardini’s second of the season for the
Fords, and Haverford’s first goal in over four and a half matches. The
Fords would score again when sophomore forward Michele Buonora
took a lead pass from freshman midfielder Anna Rayne for a short breakaway
through the Moravian defense in the box in the 75th minute. Each team had eight
shots on goal while Haverford had an 8-3 advantage in corner kicks.
Moravian, which was averaging 15.5 shots per match coming into the contest
played with two of its top four scorers out of the line-up due to injuries.
Senior goalie Caitlin Corrigan (Perkasie, PA/Pennridge) had one save for Moravian and the Greyhounds
had a team save when junior defender Terri
Roberts (Danville, PA/Danville) headed a Haverford shot out of play.
Junior midfielder Erin Scott of the Elizabethtown College women’s
soccer team scored the lone goal of the match in the 109th minute to lift the
Blue Jays to a 1-0 double-overtime non-conference victory over Moravian on the
HUB Quad. Scott’s goal, her second of the season, came on Elizabethtown’s 18th
shot of the match and was a chip in from 20-yards away. Moravian was
limited to four shots on goal, all coming in the first 45 minutes of the
contest. Both teams had four corner kicks. Blue Jay senior goalie Angela
Freeland did not have to make a save in the shutout while sophomore Sarah Halpin (Downingtown, PA/Downingtown West) started in goal for Moravian, making one
save in 11 minutes of action. Senior Caitlin
Corrigan played the final 97 minutes for the Greyhounds, making seven
saves.
Greyhound
Weekly Update, September 22, 2008 (-7777-)
Men’s Soccer – 3-4 (Landmark
Conference 0-0)
Last Week – Defeated Haverford College, 3-2 (2ot);
Defeated Lebanon Valley College, 2-0.
This Week – Wed., Sept. 24th vs. King’s
College, 4:00 p.m.; Sat., Sept. 27th at *Juniata College, 1:00 p.m.
*Landmark Conference Match.
Senior
forward Louis Dollarton (Barrington, NJ/Haddon Heights) netted his second goal of the match in the
102nd minute to lead Moravian to a 3-2 double-overtime victory in a
non-conference match at Haverford College. The win snapped a four-match losing
streak for the Greyhounds. Moravian took a 1-0 lead in the 22nd minute
when junior defender Gary Grimes (Howell, NJ/Christian Brothers Academy) scored his first goal of the season off of a
pass from junior midfielder Michael Tarulli (Bear
Creek, PA/Coughlin). The Greyhounds would extend their lead to 2-0 in the 38th minute when
Dollarton netted his first goal of the
year when he headed in a pass from sophomore midfielder Matthew Levine (Island
Park, NY/West Hempstead). The Fords would control the second half of the match to force the
extra time. Haverford pulled within 2-1 in the 67th minute when Matt Wethrell scored on a pass from Brian Pepe-Mooney.
Panos Panidis would tie the
match in the 83rd minute with an unassisted goal as he put a rebound in the
back of the net. Dollarton would net the game-winner just 1:27 into the second
ten-minute overtime period when his shot found the lower left corner of the
net. Dollarton’s
shot was just Moravian’s ninth of the match while Haverford had 36 shots.
The Fords also had a 7-5 advantage in corner kicks. Moravian senior goalie Chris Nederostek (Lansdale, PA/Christopher Dock) had four saves in a little over 18 and a
half minutes at the start of the match before an injury forced him out of the
contest. Sophomore keeper Bryant White (Nazareth, PA/Nazareth) came on to the final 83 minutes for the
Greyhounds with a career high 12 saves.
Senior goalie Chris Nederostek made four saves for
his first shutout of the season, leading Moravian to a 2-0 non-conference
victory over Lebanon Valley College on the HUB Quad. The Greyhounds, who had
won two straight matches, would give Nederostek
all the offense he would need in the third minute when freshman forward Taylor Molinaro (Scotch Plains, NJ/Scotch Plains-Fanwood) netted his team leading fourth goal of the
season. Junior defender Gary
Grimes sent a lead pass down the field and senior forward Louis Dollarton headed the ball onto Molinaro for the
goal. Dollarton would net his third
goal of the season off of a pass from junior midfielder/forward Kyle Jablon (Blairstown, NJ/North Warren) and scored on a shot The Flying Dutchmen had
a 17-11 advantage in shots and a 4-3 edge in corner kicks. Nederostek made his four saves while returning to the line-up after
leaving Moravian’s last game in the 19th minute with an injury.
Women’s Tennis – 2-0
(Landmark Conference 0-0)
Last Week – Defeated DeSales University, 7-2; Lost
to Hunter College, 5-4.
This Week – Wed., Sept. 24th
at. Muhlenberg College, 4:00 p.m.; Sat., Sept. 27th vs.
Messiah College, 1:00 p.m.
Moravian remained undefeated on the
season with a 7-2 victory over local rival DeSales University in a
non-conference match at Hoffman Courts in a contest between a pair of
previously unbeaten squads. The Greyhounds jumped out to a 2-1 lead after
doubles action with 8-0 victories by the duos of senior Dyana Swan (Branchburg,
NJ/Somerville) and freshman Jami Fein (Blue Bell, PA/Wissahickon) and freshmen Melissa
Emery (Phillipsburg, NJ/Notre Dame (PA)) and Anna Meola. Moravian then won five of the
six singles matches in straight sets with victories by Fein, senior MaryKate Kelly (Beach Haven, NJ/Southern Regional), sophomores Elizabeth
Endy (Hummelstown,
PA/Lower Dauphin) and Kerry McKinley (Sparta, NJ/Pope John XXIII) and freshman Alexandra
Hay (East Stroudsburg,
PA/East Stroudsburg South).
The Greyhounds dropped their
first match of the season, falling to Hunter College, 5-4, in non-conference
action at Roosevelt Park on Rossevelt Island in New
York City. Moravian trailed 2-1 after the doubles action with a victory by the
team of freshmen Melissa Emery and Anna Meola.
Senior MaryKate Kelly and Sophomore Kerry McKinley dropped a 9-8 (7-4)
decision in doubles action. The Greyhounds would win three singles matches with
McKinley, sophomore Elizabeth Endy
and freshman Alexandra Hay all
capturing straight sets victories. Freshman Jami Fein fell in three sets including a tiebreaker in singles
action for Moravian.
Greyhound Weekly Update, September 22, 2008 (-8888-)
Field Hockey – 2-5 (Landmark
Conference 0-0)
Last Week – Lost to Misercordia
University, 2-1 (2ot); Defeated Gwynedd-Mercy College, 2-1 (2ot).
This Week – Wed., Sept. 24th
at Muhlenberg College, 4:00 p.m. Sat., Sept. 27th vs. *Juniata
College, 1:00 p.m. *Landmark Conference Match.
Junior
forward Ashlee Leonard scored with just 2:33 remaining in the second overtime
to lift Misericordia University to a 2-1, double-overtime victory over Moravian
in a non-conference match at Betty Prince Field. The Cougars had a 1-0 lead in
the 29th minute when freshman forward Hayley Ellis netted her first collegiate
goal off of a penalty corner taken by Leonard. Moravian, which has now played
three overtime matches in five contests and has three of its four losses by one
goal, would tie the score early in the second half on an unassisted goal by
junior forward Julie Bisci
(Phillipsburg, NJ/Phillipsburg) that she lifted in from the right side of
the circle for her third goal of the season. Leonard hit the game-winner, her
fourth goal of the year, after the Greyhounds deflected a pass on the rebound
of another Misericordia shot on a penalty corner. Statistically, the Greyhounds
dominated the offensive play in the match, holding a 40-14 advantage in shots
including a 16-4 edge in the overtime sessions and an 11-3 advantage in the
second overtime. Moravian also had an 18-9 edge in penalty corners. Greyhound
sophomore goalie Maura Acox (Old Bridge, NJ/St. John Vianney)
made seven saves in the cage while Cougar senior goalie Ellen Howanitz had 19 saves.
Junior forward Kayla Carson (Leesport, PA/Wyomissing) scored with just 3:41
remaining in the second overtime to give Moravian a 2-1 double-overtime victory
in a non-conference match at Gwynedd-Mercy College. The match was the fourth in
six contests for the Greyhounds that has gone to
overtime and the fifth decided by one goal this season. It was also the second
straight double overtime contest for Moravian. The Greyhounds jumped out to a
1-0 lead in the 18th minute when sophomore forward Becky Renaldo (Allentown, PA/Allentown Central Catholic) netted her
second goal of the season on a penalty corner with a pass from Carson. The Griffins would tie the
match in the 54th minute when Nicole Dowling scored off of an assist from Casey
Dellostretto. Carson’s
game-winning goal, her second goal of the season, came in the 97th minute off
of a pass from junior forward Julie
Bisci. Gwynedd-Mercy had a 19-13
advantage in shots while Moravian had a 15-11 edge in penalty corners. Greyhound sophomore goal Maura Acox had six saves in the victory
while Ashley McGinty made eight saves for the
Griffins.
Women’s Cross Country – 0-0
(Landmark Conference 0-0)
Last Week – 3rd
of 9 at the Misericordia University
Cougar Classic.
This Week – Do Not Compete
Moravian
placed third of nine teams at the 2008 Cougar Classic hosted by Misericordia
University. The Greyhounds had a team score of 94 points, just one point
behind the host Cougars and one point ahead of Landmark Conference rival the
University of Scranton. Ithaca College won the meet with a team score of 28
points. Freshman Cadee Rockwell (Sinking Spring, PA/Wilson West
Lawn) led the Greyhounds with a 13th place finish of 93 runners on the
5,000-meter course in a time of 20:16. Freshman Kristina Ruggiero (Cedar Grove, NJ/Cedar Grove) took 18th in 20:37
while senior Kelly Williams (Tafton, PA/Wallenpaupack) finished one spot back in 19th place in
a time of 20:40. Rounding out the Greyhounds' top five were freshman Hailey Neff (Lehighton, PA/Lehighton)
in 21st place with a time of 20:49 and sophomore Sydni Wisniewski (Orlando, FL/Winter Park) in 34th place in 21:29.
Freshman Megan Hollawell
(Bethlehem, PA/Liberty) was 36th in the meet for the Greyhounds with a time
of 21:38 while sophomore Kaleen Holden
(Scranton, PA/Bishop Hannan) was 39th in 21:40.
Rounding out the Moravian runners were senior Naomie Kachel (Shillington, PA/Governor Mifflin)
in 41st place in a time of 21:48, senior Stephanie
Miller (Easton, PA/Easton) in 46th place in 22:04, freshman Katie Engwall
(Columbia, NJ/North Warren) at 53rd in 22:25 and freshman Katie Pritchett (Pottsville, PA/Pottsville)
in 86th place with a time of 28:12.
Greyhound
Weekly Update, September 22, 2008 (-9999-)
Golf – 0-0 (Landmark
Conference 0-0)
Last Week – Won
the Albright and DVC Tri-Match, 383—417-418; 3rd & 12th
of 20 at the Moravian College Invitational.
This
Week – Mon., Sept. 22nd at the Lebanon Valley College Invitational
at the Lebanon Valley Club, 12:00 p.m.; Thurs., Sept. 25th at the
Elizabethtown Invitational at the Hershey Links, 12:00 p.m.
Moravian
began its 2008-09 season with a pair of victories in a tri-match at the
Berkshire Country Club hosted by Albright College. The Greyhounds defeated the
host Lions 383 to 417, and Moravian also defeated Delaware Valley College, 383
to 418. Individually for the Greyhounds, junior Alan Kliewer (Ephrata,
PA/Ephrata) began the season
with a round of 73 on the par 71 course, which was second of the 21 golfers,
while sophomores Robert McKay (Bethlehem, PA/Northampton) and Lucas
Smith (Wyomissing,
PA/Wyomissing) each had rounds of
74. Freshman John Dimler
(Allentown, PA/Parkland) began his collegiate career with a round of
78 while junior Nicholas Repko-Moschini
(Easton, PA/Easton) and freshman Scott Stires (Bedminster, NJ/Bernards) each carded rounds of 84. Junior Doug Miller (Leesport, PA/Schuylkill Valley) rounded out the Moravian line-up with an
18-hole total of 98.
The Greyhounds had their "White" team place third and the
"Blue" squad take 12th of 20 teams at the
Annual Moravian College Fall Invitational played at Southmoore Golf Course.
Cabrini College won the team title with a score of 303 while Rutgers-Camden was
second with a total of 307. Moravian's "White" team and King's
College both had scores of 311 but the Greyhounds finished in third with a
lower fifth-man score. The Moravian "Blue" team had a total of 327.
Mike Kane of King's College won the medalist honors with a one-under par round
of 70 to lead the 98 golfers in the tournament. Sophomore Seth Hartman (Boyertown,
PA/Boyertown) led Moravian's
"White" squad with a round of 74, tying for third place while junior Alan Kliewer was tied for tenth with a
76. Rounding out the "White" team were sophomore Robert McKay tying for 27th with a 79, freshman John Dimler
tying for 42nd with an 18-hole score of 82 and sophomore Lucas Smith finishing in a tie for 51st with a round of 83.
Freshman Tom Fenyak
(Centreville, VA/Westfield) led the "Blue" team with a round
of 76 to tie for tenth while freshman Sam
Stires (Bedminster, NJ/Bernards) tied for 42nd with an 82, junior Nicholas Repko-Moschini tied for 58th
with a round of 84 and freshman Scott Stires tied for 66th with an 85.
