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Lady Cubs Looking to Win
by Tammie Starcher
Collegian Sports Writer
The women's tennis team, still searching for their
initial victory, suffered two tough losses last week.
On Sept. 18, the Lady Cubs faced an experienced
Gannon team. They lost a match 9-0 and played as if
their minds were somewhere else. Coach Pam
Fischer said they "just couldn't pull out of the men
tal slump."
The defeated attitude that hit the Lady Cubs was
gone, however, on Sept. 20. Although they lost 4-5
to a Westminster team with a lot of depth and ex
perience, the women played a match completely op
posite of the match they played against Gannon. The
Behrend women played some super individual
matches.
In the second singles match, Behrend sophomore
Kim Hoover, using a steady round stroke gain, beat
Kristen Leßombardo 6-1, 6-4.
Also in singles play, sophomore Toni Lumley, in
her first season with the Cubs, was outstanding
against Westminister veteran Sue Sipple. Toni's per-
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Head Coach - Jan Wilson
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Head Coach - Pam Fischer
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sistence throughout the match paid off as she
defeated a more experienced player 6-2, 4-6, 6-4.
In doubles action, Kelly Courson and Toni
Lumley teamed up in a hard serving, awesome, at
tacking game. The Cubs were 6-0, 6-4 victors in the
first doubles match against Westminster's Heather
Swank and Kristen Leßombardo. In the second
doubles match, Behrend's Kim Hoover and Jean
DiDonato, played a steady game by working
together and covering the entire court. They defeated
Becky Gladden and Kathy Travers, 6-3, 4-6, 7-5.
With these two losses against Gannon and
Westminster, the Lady Cubs fall to 0-6 for the season
and 0-1 in their conference. Next week, however, is
an important week for the women.
The coming match against Theil is one of three
conference matches the Cubs have on the schedule
for the next week. Although they lost previously 6-3
to Thiel, Coach Fisher says, "Personnel changes
since the last match may make a crucial difference."
The Lady Cubs appreciate any support the Behrend
students can give, so come out and cheer them on to
victory.
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MEN'S VARSITY
SOCCER
Head Coach - Herb Lauffer
Assistant Coach - Dave Adams
SQ Q• 29 Houghton A 2pm
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6 St. Vincent H 1p m.
10 Pitt-Bradford H 3p m
20 Slippery Rock H 1p m
24 Walsh H 3p m
27 Geneva A 12 pm.
30 Fredonia A 2p m.
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Behrend Takes Third
The Penn State-Behrend soccer team competed in an in
vitational soccer tournament at Carnegie Mellon Universi
ty in Pittsburgh, on September 14 and 15. Those com
peting in the tournament were Carnegie Mellon U., Robert
Morris College, California University of Pennsylvania,
and Penn State-Behrend College.
Behrend's first game was against Robert Morris on the
14th in which they lost 2-0. Junior Larry Guenther started
in the goal and did not allow a goal in the first half. The
half ended in a scoreless tie.
Robert Morris got their first goal 20 minutes into the se
cond half on an unassisted breakaway by freshman Paul
Schauvin. With seven minutes left in the game, Behrend
brought the ball across the midfield. Robert Morris' Bruce
Lewis intercepted a pass and scored another unassisted
breakaway to lead 2-0.
Behrend outshot Robert Morris 14-12, and led in corner
kicks 8-5. Robert Morris increased their record to 3-0,
while Behrend dropped to 0-3.
In the consolation game on Sunday versus California
University of Pa., Behrend came out on top 4-0. Coach
Herb Lanffer started freshman Dave Kun in goal. Kun
played 75 minutes of scoreless soccer.
Behrend's first goal came early in the second half on a
penalty kick by freshman Chris Stine, his first collegiate
goal. Fifteen minutes into the half Mike Hockenberger
scored, assisted by Terry Mannering. Mannering scored
seven minutes later on a penalty kick. Joe Kushon scored
the fourth goal just two minutes later. The game dropped
California's record to 0-2 and gave Behrend their first win.
Behrend again outshot their opponent 21-7 and led in cor
ner kicks 13-0.
Coach Lauffer said, "The win was due to strong play
from the bench by three good freshmen, Steve Stegrnan,
who tended goal for the last 15 minutes, Dave Titley, who
played some 30 minutes and really sparked the defensive
play, and forward Mike Gourlias, who offensively sparked
the team with good critical passes and aggressiveness to the
ball."
Behrend took third place in the tournament with the win
over California University of Pa. Upcoming soccer games
include: Edinboro, home on October 2; St. Vincent, home
on October 6; and Pitt-Bradford, home on October 10.
T-Shirt Sale
Behrend Athletics is conducting and blue. To purchase a shirt, see
a T-shirt sale in Erie Hall. The Julie Espin, Erie Hall secretary,
shirts are available for $5 and or any of the other coaches.
come in assorted colors: gray, red
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by Rick Larson
Collegian Sports Writer
SEPTEMBER 27, 1984