November 16, 1976
Women Win One
by Suzy LeVisenr
Opening their season with a 53-
39 lashing of NAGWS Keystone
Conference foe Gannon College,
Behrend’s Women’s Basketball
team handed the Lady Knights
their third defeat in as many
games. Captain Patti “Stretch”
Fogarty was high scorer with
fourteen points followed by co
captain Ruth Fries with twelve.
Ann Abbott and Sharon Vinston
each had eleven points. Karen
Rolling, the fifth starter did not
score a point, but, according to
Coach Melody Laudensack,
exhibited good ball handling and
good passing.
Playing with an injured foot,
freshman Becky Ziegler scored
one field goal during her five
minutes on the court. Heidi
Rudolf had the other three points.
Three members of the team,
Heidi, Bobbi Colton and Laurie-
Potter, had a late start in the
practices: Heidi and Bobbi were
members of the women’s
volleyball team and Laurie is a
transfer from the PSU -Shenango
Campus, Behrend’s next op
ponent. Joanna Adameck is also a
member of the squad.
Coach Laudensack felt
Behrend’s defensive play was
better than the offense citing
offensive passing as one of their
weak points. “Karen” could have
had some points to her credit if
she hadn’t always set up
everyone else. On the defensive
side, “Stretch” was, in some
way, involved in every one of the
thirteen steals.
Continuing with her feelings
about the game. Coach
laudensack said, “I felt the of
ficiating was quite poor - I don’t
think it was fair to either of the
teams to have two refs with no
experience. get rated during their
game.
When asked for her predictions
of the upcoming game against
PSU-Shenango Campus, the
coach said she wasn’t sure how
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the girls would play with good have to click especially in the
officiating. “Shenango is a fast rebound department and the
breaking, quick team. We’ll have passing will have to improve.”
to stay on our toes to achieve a The game is Saturday at two in
win: Ruth and Ann’s play will Erie Hall.
Cubs Face Scots Tonight...
Looking for a Win
by Suzy LeViseur
Sports Editor
The Men’s Varsity Basketball
team has gotten off to a rocky 0-5
start. Losing a number of players
for various reasons, including a
couple of injuries, left the team at
one point with six men. However,
Coach Leon Wright feels that the
team, behind the “Captain and
the Kiehl” are jelling together.
Vince Unice, “the Captain”, is
“the best defensive player on the
team” according to Coach
Wright. “He always takes on the
toughest man.” Against
Allegheny College, he faced a
man with a better than twenty
points per game average and held
him to eleven points. “The
Kiehl”, Dave Kiehl, is the other
captain. Coach Wright depicts
him as the team-man: leadership
and good example.
Over the term break, the team
faced Pitt-Johnstown, losing 118-
78. Kirk Farbacher was high
scorer with 20 points; Bernard
Orr had 19 points. In the 114-67
loss to Westminster, Orr and
James Carr had thirteen points
and Farbacher had twelve. Orr
again was high scorer with 16
points in a nail-biter against
Thiel. The final score was 58-54
with Behrend coming up short.
Against Allegheny, Farbacher
scored 17 points in the 85-67 loss.
In the most recent game against
Fredoma State, Paul Wilson, in
only his second start, scored 25
points and had nine rebounds.
Farbacher had 23 points in the
102-89 loss.
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Farbacher leads with 17. Orr and
Carr have 13 and Kurt Gordon has
11. Farbacher leads in rebounds
per game with thirteen Carr and
Gordon have seven and six
respectively. Orr leads with
fourteen assists per game
followed by Carr with twelve and
Unice with ten
Coach Wright commented that
he felt that the team is learning
from game-to-game. “There has
been an improvement in every
possible category (rebounds,
assists, etc.) except total points. I
am proud of them; they are
improving as they showed in the
last game. We were only four
points behind after a large deficit.
However, the other team froze
the ball and we had to foul them
to get a chance at the ball.”
The next game is at Edinboro
tonight. The team plays
California State on Saturday at 8
p.m., and Monday they face
Alliance also at 8 p.m. here.
Soccer
Team Earns
Recognition
by Steve Bishop
Collegian Staff Writer
The hard driving, grass kicking
charges of head coach Herb
lauffer re-wrote the record book
several times behind the stellar
play of senior John Fleming,
voted by the opposition’s coaches
to the First Team All-Conference
squad, Gary Zemanski, the
leading paint producer on the
squad voted to the Second Team
All-Conference squad, and goalie
Bill Stara was accorded
Honorable Mention honors.
All three of these performers
displayed their wares for the
North squad in an All-Star tilt at
Pitt Stadium in Pittsburgh. They
picked up right where they left off
in the regular season. Fleming
booted in the winning goal of the
match via an assist from
Zemanski, to make the final score
2-1. Stara tended the' goal the
entire second half and exhibited
his consistent skill.
Each of the four records that
the team set this year tied
directly into the main ingredient
of this year’s squad. It is called
defense. Fewest goals allowed in
one season (13), most shutouts in
one season (6), best goalkeeping
average in a season (1.00-game,
Bill Stara), and the longest un
defeated streak in a season (6
games), all entered the record
book.
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