The Collegian Wednesday, September 20, 1989
Sports
Lady Lions
split home
doubleheader
Lady spikers ace Case
Western, lose to John Carroll
photo by Rick Brooks
Lady Lions setter Pam Allshouse, shown here in
action during the Case Western - John Carroll tri
match, combined with fellow setter Amy
Karmazon for 31 setting assists.
by Mike Lesher
Collegian Staff Writer
The Behrend women's
volleyball team played their
home opening tri-match against
Case Western and John Carroll
University. The Lady Lions came
out of the evening with a split,
defeating Case Western but
losing to John Carroll.
The Case Western match was a
big win for the Behrend women,
according to their coach, Janet
Wilson. Behrend excelled both
offensively and defensively. The
Lady Lions did an excellent job at
the service line, blasting six
service aces. Defensively, the
lady spikers finished with
seventeen saves, which is the
best performance the team has
had so far this year.
John Carroll proved to be a
little more of a challenge,
entering Erie Hall with a winning
tradition and a big, experienced
team. The Behrend players hit
well against their larger
As we went to press—Penn State
football Head Coach Joe Paterno has
suspended quarterback Tom Bill. Paterno
gave no reasons for 'the suspension, but did
announce that sophomore Tony Sacca will
start against Boston College this Saturday
opponents, with fourteen team
Erica Scribner led the team in
kills and saves during both
matches, totaling eleven kills and
nine saves. Pam Allshouse had a
two game total of four serving
aces, while Michelle Mallory
added nine kills for the evening.
Allshouse and Amy Karmazon
combined for 31 setting assists.
Coach Wilson was pleased
with her girls showing, stating "
Each time this team goes on the
court, they look better and
better." She stated that the girls
were playing well as a team and
should continue to gen as a team
while the season progresses. The
next Behrend volleyball match
pits the girls taking on Grove
City College and Washington and
Jefferson in a tri-match. The
next home game is September
28, with the Behrend girls facing
SUNY-Fredonia and Pitt-
Bradford.
Women's
slips to
a
Sophomore Melissa Clark is ready to be #1 seed
by Robert Kitchen
Collegian Staff Writer
The Lady Lions didn't get
much help from the Gannon
Lady Knights or from the
weather last week.
The women's tennis team
suffered a 0-9 loss to
Gannon on September 12.
Monica Michel was the only
Lady netter to go 3 sets in
singles play 0-6, 6-2, 2-61.
In doubles, the team of
Erika Lloyd and Melissa
Clark took Gannon to three
sets, but ended by the score
of 5-7, 7-5, and 4-6. The
doubles, team of Steffani
Rasche and. Monica Michel
also challenged by taking the
Lady Knights to the third set
before dropping their match.
The last two matches on
the lady netters schedule
were cancelled due to
weather conditions. The
rained out matches were
against Grove City College
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record of 1-2
and Canisius College and
will be played at a future
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One contributing factor `to
the lady netters losing record
is the absence of Kielissa
Clark. Clark, the number
one seed on the team, was
recently hospitalized for
three days due to illness.
Clark has missed the first
two matches and in the third
"Size played a pretty
strong match in
doubles. She seems
back to normal."
-Michael Grignol
Tennis Coach
match against Gannon her
time was limited to play on
the number three doubles
team.
With her absence, the team
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had to move up each player,
with Monica Michel taking
over the number one position
on the team. Her singles
record so far is 1-2.
When asked how she is
recovering,. Clark states, "1
feel good practicing" and "I
feel confident I can play
singles and doubles."
Clark should have been
ready for action in both
singles and doubles
competition yesterday. She
will once again be the
number one seed on the
team.
Coach Michael Grignol,
referring to Clark's match
against Gannon, said, "She
played a pretty strong match
in doubles. She seems back
to normal."
The teams current record is
1-2 after an opening victory
over SUNY-Fredonia and
losses to Westminster
College and Gannon
University.
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