The Collegian Wednesday, November 8, 1989
Lions win
game over Ryerson
by 23-points
(continued from page 10)
Rich gives us some beef."
Another positive point of the
game was the play of Cowan.
After suffering an injury-plagued
freshman season in which he
missed most of the fall season,
the six-three Cowan appears ready
to make an impact on the team.
"He gives us a different
dimension (at guard). He can
drive well and he can jump well.
He's big enough to go inside. He
can shoot fouls well, too."
Season outlook
As for the upcoming season,
Zimmerman said, "I think we're
going to be better than last year.
That doesn't mean we will be, we
still have to go out and play. We
only have nine home games, so
we're going to have to win on the
road, and that makes it a little
tougher."
Assistant Coach Bob Minford
said, "With the young depth, if
they stay healthy, if they
improve game by game, and if
they develop a killer instinct to
put teams away, the team could
win 20 games."
Zimmerman added that "We
need continued help from the
students. They make it wild and
wooly and that place (Erie Hall) a
pit for other teams-to play in."
Slow start
The game started with
Ryerson taking advantage of
Behrend mistakes to jump out to
a 6-0 lead, including a dunk by
Ryerson's Ainsworth Slowly at
18:46. Behrend's first seven
possessions were marred by six
turnovers.
The Lions settled down and
finally scored at the 17:40 mark
when senior guard Dave Gurska
knocked home a three-pointer to
cut the deficit in half.
The Lions pulled into a tie
about four minutes later on a
layup by freshman Steve Cooper,
then took the lead for the first
time on another trifecta by
Gurska.
Ryerson regained the lead on a
layup and a pair of foul shots by
Mark Somerville. Junior forward
Rick Demski, the teams top
scorer and rebounder last year,
then gave the Lions the lead for
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good at 12:13 with a three-point
play. Ryerson Coach Terry
Haggerty was upset with the call
and drew a technical foul, which
Cowan turned into two Behrend
points for a 21-17 lead.
The game remained close for
the next nine minutes when the
Lions extended a three point lead
into an eleven point lead with a
14-6 run. The score at the half
was 56-45.
Lions put it away
The lead stayed in double
digits until 14:30 of the second
half when a Ryerson flurry cut
the lead to six. Behrend responded
with an outburst of their own by
outscoring the visitors 13-3 in
the following 3:30 on the
strength of two Gurska three
point plays and five points from
Cowan. Six-foot five sophomore
Rich Buzalka capped off the run
with a layup, leaving the Lions
with a 16 point advantage.
Ryerson slowly chipped away
at the Behrend lead and cut it
down to eight at 6:55 with a
Mark Thompson trey. The Lions
then exploded for 13 consecutive
points, ignited by a score from
Cooper and finished off with a
bucket by Pringle. Cowan_
provided seven points during the
burst.
The Lions domination
continued for the next two
minutes as the Behrend lead
swelled to 29, with Demski
providing the scoring punch with
seven points.
Ryerson made the score look a
little better with a 10-2 run in the
final 1:51 of the game to make
the final score, 112-89.
NOTES: Other scorers for
Behrend were Omar Thrower (9)
and Sean Bullock....Behrend
shot 56 percent from the field,
while Ryerson shot 38
percent As a team, Behrend
connected on 11 of 23 three-point
attempts....3oo fans attended the
game.... The Lions will have a
scrimmage this Saturday in Erie
Hall at 10 am against Hiram
College. The exhibition season
will conclude with the annual
Blue-White game on Nov. 15.
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Lady spikers end season with a pair
of losses at. Wooster College
Injury riddled team finishes at 11-20
by Mike Lesher
Collegian Staff Writer
This past Tuesday, the
Behrend women's volleyball
team traveled to Wooster,
Ohio, to play in their final
tri-match of the year. The
lady spikers ended their
season on a sour note,
dropping matches against
Wooster (15-9, 8-15, 13-15)
and Defiance (15-3, 12-15,
9-15) colleges.
Behrend finished the year
at 11-20.
Erica Scribner played well
for Behrend at the net, where
she smashed thirteen kills.
Kelly Kingston added eleven
kills in the matches.
Coach Janet Wilson
mentioned that even with the
squad's eight serving aces
and thirty-seven kills, the
ECHL leading Greensboro Monarchs beat
Panthers on last second overtime goal
before largest crowd of
Erie's losing streak reaches two as Cats drop to .500
.
by Robert Kitchen
Collegian Staff Writer
The Erie Panthers suffered a 5-
7 loss to the Nashville Knights
on November 2 at the Tullio
Convention Center before 1,985
fans.
Erie went into the game 2-0,
but were outhustled by the
visiting Knights. In the first
period, Nashville took an early 2-
0 lead.
Erie came back in the second
period with goals by Simon
Gagne and Bill McDougal to trail
by one after two periods.
The Panthers came out strong
at the beginning of the third
period with quick goals by right
winger Doug Stromback and Guy
Rouleau to give Erie their only
lead of the night, 4-3. The lead
soon fell, along with Erie's
aggressiveness, as Nashville
scored four consecutive goals in
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team lacked the intensity
needed to put together a win.
In the Defiance match,
Missy Mace and Scribner
had three and four serving
aces respectively.
Coach Wilson stated that:
Behrend should not have
lost these final two matches.
She added that because a
couple of starters missed the
match due to injuries, it was
hard for the team to put
together a win.
Coach Wilson. stated that
Behrend had a fine season as
far as getting the most out of
the players. Behrend had a
rough, injury-plagued year
that made many line up
changes necessary. The
Behrend spikers, despite
these misgivings, managed
to pull together and go on.,
Junior Erica Scribner and
the final period to win 7-5 over
an exhausted Erie team.
Each team ended with 39
shots on goal and both were 0-
for-4 in power play
opportunities.
Erie next hosted the
Greensboro Monarchs on
Saturday, November 4.
Greensboro came into the game
with a 4-0 record and kept their
perfect record by defeating the
Panthers, 8-7, with one second
remaining in overtime. The
energetic and fast-moving game
was watched by 3,278 fans, the
biggest crowd to watch the
Panthers at the Civic Center this
season.
Greensboro went to work on
Erie with two goals early in the
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Wilson made sure to
mention that the support
given by student assistant
Gary Remy; manager
Michele Reinsell, and
scorekeeper Michele Hoover•
was well appreciated.
Coach Wilson summed
up the season by saying that
the girls had played fairly
well, and she hopes Behrend,
will be able to add some
height and hitting power next
year to the valuable
experience the girls learned
this season.
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first period. The Cats struck back
to tie the score at 2 with goals by
Rob Gador and Martin Bergeron.
Erie took control of the
second period with goals by
Bergeron, Rouleau, and B.
McDougal to end the period on
top, 5-4.
Bergeron completed his hat
trick early in the third period to
strengthen Erie's lead to 6-4.
Erie's defense then went
downhill, letting Greensboro
score three consecutive times to
give them a 7-6 lead. Gador tied
the game for the Panthers to force
the extra period.
The Monarchs controlled
overtime play, outshooting Erie
4-0. With one second left,
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sophomores Amy Karmazon
and Keine Jordan had great:
individual seasons, while
most of the', players on the -
squad
squad steadily improVed..
Coach Wilson mentioned
that the team.lacked intensity
at the times that is needed to
win a three game match.