February 14, 1980
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Cubs
Take
Tourney
By: Mary Mseta
The Behrend Cubs came out the
winners and officially took the
title of Champions of the first
Mercyhurst College Invitational
Indoor Soccer Tournament. The
tourney which took place over the
week-end of the 2nd— 3rd, saw
the Cubs defeat the Lakers 1-0 in
the finals of the round robin
event. Our lone goal was scored
by Ricky Potts. Behrend finished
up with a 3-0-2 overall record.
Mercyhurst and Edinboro
colleges finished up tying for
second place. They finished the
tournament with identical
records of 3-1-1.
Lady Cubs Win
Behrend's Women's Basketball game. Our high scorer was
team now stands 6 and 9 have Natalie Kuhn who dunked 13
come out victorious in three of points. Following her were Molly
their past four games. Heidecker and Lois McKean,
Back. on Saturday, February 2, each adding 10 points. Our key
the Cubs wiped out Geneva rebounder was Patty Hillkirk,
College, 73-36, raising their who retrieved 9 times. High
Keystone Conference Record to 4 scorers for Geneva were Jan
and 7. Geneva, who outhit Roble and Jan Banks, each
Behrend 45-18 in the first half, contributing 10 points.
and 28-18 in the second, fell to; its" Next to fall to the Cubs were the
sixth straight loss in the season. Villa Maria Victors. In their
They haven't won a game in February sth get-together,
conference competition yet. Behrend downed VMC 72-52. This
Twelve Cubs in all tallied in this game brought our record up to 5
Aggie Gentile of the Behrend Women's team shows
the girls defeated Westminster.
Ettfirend Collegian
me style
3 of 4
and 8 and dropped our opponents
to a low 1 and 4 on the season
scoreboard. Leading the Cubs in
scoring was Sharon Vinston
pumping
.in 16 markers. Cheryl
Ramsdell came in right behind
Sharon with 14. Scoring for the
Victors were Kim Kelly, Laura
Abbott, and Andrea Glucki,
pouring in 17, 15, and 11 points
respectively. BC outshot their
opponents from the field 35-17.
The Lady Cubs slipped up on
the 7th as they let Mercyhurst
College come out the victors in
what was MC's first Keystone
Conference game. The Lakers
over-road the Cubs 5948 at the
Mercyhurst Campus Center. This
was the loss that dropped our
girls' record to 6 and 8 while
bringing Mercyhurst up to an
even 4 and 4 record for the
season. Tallying for our team
Finals of the Miller 1 on 1 Tournament.
Skier Race Champions
By Mary Miseta Behrend came in first place
It was the Behrend skiers that with a total of 29.4 points. Second
took the First Place prize in the place went to Allegheny College
Jamestown Beverage College with 30.3 points. Following them
Race Series sponsored by the were Edinboro State with 31.1,
!tiller Brewing Company. The Edinboro B. with 31.9, Gannon
races were held at Peek b Peak University with 34.8, and Mer
iuring the Winter Festival cyhurst College with 35.8.
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were Sharon Vinton and Cheryl
Ramsdell with 20 points apiece.
On Mercyhurst's end of the court,
Robin Walker sunk 22 points
worth, Thcia Mahone, 19, and
Debbie Chilcott, 10. MC outshot
Behrend in field goals 27 to 19.
Our third win came this past
Saturday afternoon as Bebrend
rolled over Allegheny College
with a score of 53-49. Molly
Heidecker led the Cubs with 15
points, the same 15 points that
brought Behrend up to a victory
after a 29-23 deficit at halftime.
Assisting Molly on Behrend's
comeback was Cheryl Ramsdell
and the game's leading
rebounder, Natalie Kuhn.
Creating Allegheny's number
were Kathy Kampert with 17
points, and Lisa Myers with 10.
Behrend's Conference slate rose
to 2 and 1, and their overall
record to 6 and 9.
The Lady Cubs' next game is
Saturday afternoon as they take
on Grove City at Grove City.
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