EPTEMBER 27, 1984
"You" Can Come Out of This
by Robbie Colville
Collegian Sports Writer
On Sept. 4, playing in front of a
large crowd, the Behrend Cubs
met 16th ranked Gannon Univer
sity in a home soccer match. The
Cubs came out immediately and
displayed some fine action, but
found it difficult to gain control
over a powerful and skilled Gan
non team.
Gannon's Frank Brown was the
first to stab Behrend, with a goal
midway through the first period.
Behrend scrappled through the
rest of the period, as a strong
defensive back of four refused to
allow Gannon another goal in the
first period. The defensive back
consisted of Todd Lindenmuth,
Steve Lossing, Jeff Zastawniak,
and Mike Berg. Behrend's Larry
Guenther and Dave Kun both had
good days as prominent defensive
forces in the goal. "My hat is off
to them, they. all did a great job
for us all day," said head coach
Lauffer.
But Behrend's frontline had
difficulties controlling the ball
and maintaining accurate plays in
midfield. "We have some con
fidence factors there, but, we're
very young," said Lauffer,
"many of our players have had
very little collegiate experience."
Behrend plays seven freshmen in
starting positions.
As the second period began,
Behrend took the field with an
energetic fervor, but soon, as in
the first period, Gannon displayed
its strength and took control. As
Gannon controlled, Behrend
clawed to gain the upper hand.
"Today we saw a team (Gannon)
doing what we want to do," said
Lauffer, "We were outmanned by
a team with superior skill and size
... it's a tough lesson to learn."
Hans Van Rheener kicked one
in for Gannon early in the second
period. Hans' brother, Rob Van
Rheener later stuck the Cubs for
another goal, and later still
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another. "Hans and Rob Van
Rheener are very dominant
players. Without them Gannon is
a different ball club, still very
good, very solid, but very dif
ferent," said Lauffer.
Commenting on the outstan
ding attendance, the Behrend
head coach said "The players, as
well as myself appreciated the
large turnout, and commend the
fans on their enthusiasm. We en
joy their involvement, and they
got to see a very exciting match
today."
Said Lauffer, "You can come
out of this game with a bad at
titude, or you can do something
with- what you've learned. There
are some positive things out there
that I think we should feel good
about."
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