—The Daily Collegian Thursday, Feb. 29, 1996
IM Chiefs play old-time hockey
By CHRISTOPHER EVANS
Collegian Sports Writer
Dail to the Chiefs!
No, the former Presidents of the
United States are not coming to
town. Neither are the Charlestown
Chiefs ice hockey team from the
moue Slapshot. Rather hail to the
199 A Chiefs, champions of the
intramural floor hockey league.
the Chiefs, the dominant team in
the league over the past several
years, won an unprecedented third
straight championship and its fifth
title in the past seven years.
Led by veteran players Mark
Horgas and Chuck Michio and a
stellar defensive unit that only
allowed two goals throughout the
entire playoffs, the Chiefs defeated
their rivals, the Hoghangers, 3-2 on
Suriclay night to win the title.
Chris Kochan (senior-account
ing), a first-year goalie for the
Chiefs, said "the Chiefs are the
best defensive team I have ever
played on."
One of those defenseman is Mark
Horgas, a 1977 Penn State gradu
atei A veteran member of the team
and league said "the backbone of
thiq team is the defense" and that
the veteran defensive unit, along
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with great team chemistry, are the
main reasons the Chiefs repeated
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Michio also said his teammates
are a great group of guys and there
is no "deadwood" on this team.
Everyone pulls his own weight.
The Chiefs finished the regular
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outcome of the finals he said the
overall season was success. "We
played our hearts out tonight and
one loss does not make a season"
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Despite the IM league season
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more game to play, and this may be
their toughest road game of the
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By DON WAGNER
Collegian Sports Writer
Last season the men's lacrosse
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"We had a great year last year,
11-2 is an outstanding year,"
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with a tournament is that only
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Thursday,
Feb. 29, 1996:
You are more in command of your
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CANCER inspires you.
The Stars Show the Kind of Day
You'll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive;
3-Average; 2- So-so; i-Difficult.
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*** Focus on your priorities, and
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You need to center yourself and re
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better-than-best effort
Merkel and midfielder Mike
Busza. Merkel came within one
goal of tying the record for goals
in a season with 48 and was fifth
on the team in points (48/13). But
trying to replace Busza means
trying to replace aspects that
can't be measured on a stat sheet
hustle and leadership.
"Our biggest job is to replace
them as emotional players,"
Thiel said. "They played the
game with passion and they were
quintessential lacrosse players,
they played at a top level all the
time," he said. Thiel fondly
recalls a play against Delaware
several years ago that illustrates
his point. In that game Busza ran
the length of the field and dove
to check the ball out of a
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It is that kind of emotional
leader that Thiel has yet to see
emerge in this year's practices,
he said. This year's leadership
duties will fall to the foursome of
captains, attackman Greg Jack
son, midfielder Rob Warren and
defensemen Dave Daniecki and
Tolleison Morriss. All are juniors
except Warren, who is the lone
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senior, but don't be fooled by
their semester standing. Jackson
was ninth last season in scoring
with 34 goals and 10th in points
(34/22), while Daniecki won the
Lockhart award for the best
defender in 1995, and Warren
was fourth in scoring.
But the Lions don't need to
worry about finding able bodies.
The team has what Thiel calls
"probably the best group of
recruits we've ever had."
These quality freshmen mean
a very young team for Thiel.
"You look at the middies they're
sophomores," he said. "You look
at the attack, there's two fresh
men and you look at the defense
there's two significant freshmen
and we have a very good fresh
man goalie."
As for last season's disappoint
ment, it has now become a kind
of motivation for the players. "It
was definitely unfortunate that
we didn't make it last year," Kil
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is definitely in the back of our
minds and we know we have to
do a little more to make the tour
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