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Lady Lions stung by Yellow Jackets
To tIM hoop: Megan Musante drives around one of John
Carrolfe defenders. The Lady Lions lost the game anyway, 80-
73.
by Matthew D. Cissne
Co-tdtior
"We seem to be climbing a
ladder instead of taking big leaps.
We are taking the season one step
at a time... By the second half of
the season we will be half way
and ready to move up," Lady
Lions' basketball coach Roz
Fomari said.
Unfortunately, Tuesday night's
step was a close loss, 80-73 to
the Baldwin-Wallace College
Lady Yellow Jackets. The loss
lowered Behrend's record to 1-3
while the Yellow Jackets, who
have four returning starters,
improved their record to 2-0.
The Lady Lions were led by
Becky Reed (22 points and five
rebounds), Marlesse Schlott
(eight rebounds), Nikki Schultz
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(11 points and five rebounds) and
Melanie Banas (thirteen points).
The Yellow Jackets were led by
Amy Hammett (21 points and
eight rebounds) and Jeni Pierson
(14 points and ten rebounds).
The key to the Yellow Jackets'
win was their torrid second half
shooting. The Jackets shot 67%
from the field (18-27) while the
Lions only hit 43% (15-35).
The Lady Lions held a two
point advantage at halftime, 40-
38.
The Lady Lions took what
seemed like a commanding lead
when Emmy Arnett picked up a
loose ball and scored on a
breakaway to put the Lions ahead
59-54 with 9:11 remaining.
The Yellow Jackets did not
fold, and on the strength of their
SDorts
am
1-3
against tough Baldwin-Wallace
and John Carroll teams."
-Head Coach Roz Fomari
shooting went on a 12-4 run and
led 66-63 with 4:40 remaining.
The teams traded baskets until
Yellow Jackets' guard Amy
Sander hit a three pointer to give
her team a 73-68 lead. Reed
brought the Lions back to 73-71
with a three pointer of her own.
Reed's three proved to be
Behrend's last points of the game.
Last Thursday Behrend lost to
Marietta College, 66-55. The
Lady Lions were led by Karen
Strait (15 points and five
rebounds) and Schlott (eight
points and 16 rebounds).
The Lady Lions opened the
season with the Arby's/Creative
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not disappointed with our
record. We played well
The Lady Lions won their first
game 92-41 against Lake Erie
College. Tina Fomich (17
points), Schlott (11 points and
17 rebounds) and Emily Marini
(12 points and 9 rebounds) led
Behrend to victory.
The Lady Lions lost the final
against John Carroll University,
81-63. Once again Schlott set
the pace for the Lady Lions with
12 points and 10 rebounds.
Fornari said, "I am not
disappointed with our 1-3 record.
We played well against tough
Baldwin-Wallace and John Carroll
teams."
In order to improve its record,
Fornari said that the team needs
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to be more consistent and the
players need to work better with
each other. "As we learn more
about each other, we will play
better."
She also said that the team
needs to continue to strive to
achieve its four goals for every
game. "Our game plan is to
outrebound, outshoot percentage
and number of), outsmart and
outhustle our opponents."
The Lions, who are led in
scoring by Reed (15.3 ppg),
rebounding by Schlott (12.8 rpg)
and assists by Megan Musante
(3.3 apg), travel to the Garden
State this weekend to play in the
Montclair State Tourney.
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