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Hughes (second team), with
Bovaird winning AMCC Player of
the Year and Hughes sharing
Newcomer of the Year.
THE LADY LIONS
CAPTURED THE AMCC crown
with a vengeful win over Pitt-
Bradford in the AMCC
Championship game in Erie Hall.
Head coach Rosalyn Fornari won
her 100th win at Behrend in the
same game to make the night
memorable. The women finished
the season with a 17-9 record, but
failed to qualify for the EC AC
Tournament. Carrie Nestor. Jen
O’Lare and Erin Phillips all were
named to the All-Conference second
team. Tiffany Buck broke the career
three-point record in the closing
weeks of the season. Coach Fornari
was also named Co-Coach of the
Year.
The spring season saw some
success scattered throughout all
Intramural
Intramurals SPRINGI999
FRATERNITY
Zeta Beta Tau I b 1 7 WOMEN’S
Kappa Delta Rho 1561
- r .. n .. Alpha Sigma Alpha 715
lau Kappa Lpsilon 928 1 .
c - - r ~M I I beta Phi Alpha 575
Sigma lau Gamma SOI 1 l/4 .
e . Alpha Sigma Tau 195
Sigma Kappa Nu 524 1 r
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INDEPENDENT COKn
Too Point OH 1129 V
c u. Scrubs 975
1 ZBTNA 740
RESIDENCE HALL KDR-Thela Phi 390
Alm >' 66(1 Almy 175
Perry 190
Niagara 95
Lawrence 50
Porcupine 45
Till any 0
Tigress 0
Baseball
April 30 @ Grove City
May 8-9 ECAC Regionals
May 19-23 NCAA Regionals
sports. Behrend added track and field
to their list of teams that include
baseball, softball, golf, and tennis.
BEHREND SOFTBALL JUST
CAPTURED the AMCC crown this
past weekend after hosting the
tournament. The Lions defeated
Laßoche and blew' away the rest of their
competition in the conference,
including a 49-0 trouncing of Pilt-
Greensburg. The Lions were coached
by Cindy Jacobelli.
THE BASEBALL TEAM
BATTLED for the AMCC
Championship this season, but tell just
short to Frostburg who won the title.
Behrend won a school record, 24
games, entering their final contests
against Allegheny and Grove City.
Behrend was coached by Paul Benim
and the Lions will stay determined to
win the AMCC Championship in the
near future.
BEHREND TRACK AND FIELD
gave inaugural a new' definition with a
Roundup
4/23 vs. Pitt-Greensburg - First Round
Behrend
P-Greensburg 12 00 0 36 1
4/24 vs. Frostburg State - Second Round
Behrend 060220000 10
Frostburg 200202041 11
4/25 vs. Pitt-Greensburg - Third Game
Behrend
P-Greensburg 1 00000500
4/25 vs. Frostburg State - Fourth Game
Behrend 00000500000 1
Frostburg 04000 1 000000
4/25 vs. Frostburg State - AMCC Championship Game
Behrend 0000004 4 65
Frostburg 0 10 12 0 1 5 7 1
BASEBALL (23-12)
Conference Record Overall Record
11-1 23-6
9-4 23-12
3-5 4-13
2-6 7-17
1-7 1-18
0-0 9-12
Frostburg
Behrend
Pitt-Greensburg
Pitt-Bradford
Laßoche
Penn State Altoona
AMCC Tournament at Frostburg. Maryland
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12345 6 7 8 9
12345 6 7 8 9
08115 0 0 3 x
/ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12
/234 5 6 7
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shocking first season under Rich
Hoffman. The Behrend men earned a
national ranking of 27 midway through
the season. The men were the first team
in Behrend's history to be ranked in
their respective region.
THE MEN’S GOLF TEAM
finished fourth in the AMCC. Matt
Livingston was named to the first team
All-Conference team due to his third
place finish at the Championships.
MEN’S TENNIS MADE SOME
‘RACQUET’ in the AMCC after a
slow start to the season that saw them
go 0-3 to open their season. The men
were 6-8 entering the AMCC
Tournament where they were 2-2.
Overall, the Lions’ athletic teams all
roared loudly in the AMCC this season
and set new standards for future
Behrend teams. Many of these
successful athletes and coaches will be
returning next season in hopes of
entering the 21 st century in grand style.
Scoreboard
AMCC Standing
R H E
Softball
April 29 Grove City
Sports
Know Your Lions...
Jake Boyle
Baseball
by Jessica Tucci
associate editor
Freshman Jake Boyle is on fire
this year. He is impacting every
pivotal point possible for the
Behrend men’s baseball team. He
leads the team in home runs with
eight, RBl’s with 46, and runs
scored with 43. In addition, Boyle
broke the Behrend baseball
homerun record this year with his
eight.
His eighth homerun occurred
during the AMCC tournament, but
the story doesn’t stop there. It was
the ninth inning with two out and
no one on base. The next batter
had a hit, and the next batter was
walked. Then Boyle came to bat.
The count, was at one and one when
Boyle came through for the team
and smashed the record breaking
homer.
Coach Benim is ecstatic with
Boyle. “Jake is an excellent
student-athlete,” said Benim. “He
is having an incredible year. At
times, he has absolutely carried our
team with his hitting.”
The Beacon would like to thank the
Athletic’s Department for all their
help throughout the 1998-99 season.
A special thanks goes to Sports Information Director Paul Benim who prov ided us with
box scores, press releases and an Athlete of the Week on a weekly basis. We greatly
appreciate all of your help.
4/25 vs. Pitt-Bradford - First Round
Behrend
P-Bradford 1 0
4/25 vs. Laßoche
Behrend
Laßoche
SOFTBALL (23-9)
AMCC Standings
Behrend
Laßoche
Frostburg
Pitt-Bradford
Lake Erie
Pitt-Greensburg
AMCC Tournament hosted bv Behrend
345 6 7
2110 0 7 9 3
0000 0 1 8 3
AMCC Championship Game
345 6 7
43020 11 11 3
0 0 1 1 0 3 7 3
The Behrend Lions competed at the Baldwin
Wallace Meet on April 24.
3:00 p.m
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17-1
15-3
5-6
7-9
0-12
0-12
R H E
R HE
TRACK AND FIELD
Track and Field
May 1 Grove City
23-9
17-5
7-11
7-11
3-13
0-15