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Y oung
from
Mark Owens
legion
After a 10-year hiatus, the
Behrend golf team has spent
the past three seasons getting
back into the swing of
things.
The young squad takes its
0-4 record on the road today
to the Eastern Coast Athletic
Conference qualifier in
Hamilton, NY. Golf coach
David First says their record
reflects a young but growing
team.
"We have a lot of new
and young players on the
team. They’re not used to
playing the competition or
competing in tournaments
yet," he said.
The team includes
veterans Mike Robel and Bill
Poad, as well as first year
players Steve North, Pat
Sandusky and Greg
Yochim.
Another player, Josh
Fasenmyer, has been
sidelined because of a
broken collarbone.
So far, the Behrend
linksters have placed last in
their tournaments, but First
says that's to be expected.
"Right now they do fine
in practice, but once they get
out on the course the nerves
hit. They have potential
though. Steve North has a
good swing, while Bill Poad
and Mike Robel are coming
along nicely.
"Basically everyone on
the squad is capable of
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Preparation: Senior Dave Whiteman takes a
practice swing as he readies for a putt in last
Saturday's Provost's golf tournament.
shooting a good game -- we
just need to build up some
confidence."
” They're a great
bunch of kids
enthusiastic and
very enjoyable to
be around. Give us
some time to build
a base and this
team will take
off."
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teams. First played during
the late 70's before the sport
was discontinued.
First said: "During that
time we had a few good
players and did a little better
in some areas. But times
have changed and so has
golf. Things are way
different now
tournaments, style of play.
It's a whole different game."
First added today's team
is better than the numbers
suggest
"They're a great bunch of
kids - enthusiastic and very
enjoyable to be around. Give
us some time to build a base
and this team will take off."
Netters end losing streak
with victory over Thiel
Robert Kitchen
The Collegian
The women's tennis team
ended their six game loosing
streak by defeating Thiel College
7-2 on September 27th.
Singles winners were Nichole
Anderson, Stcffani Rasche, Karen
Major, Jennifer Scribner, and
Michelle Shaffner.
Anderson, the number one
seed for Behrend, won decisively
7-6,6-0. Rasche won the first set
of her match 6-2. She then lost
the second set 6-4 but came on
strong in the third set 7-5 to cap
the win.
Doubles winners were the
teams of Anderson-Rasche and
Louisa Urgo-Major.
The lady netters next played
Allegheny College in their first
home match since September
15th. Allegheny handed Behrend
their seventh loss of the season
by defeating them 9-0. No lady
Behrend sports scoreboard
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Behrend 2, Washington all won by default
and Jefferson 0 DOUBLES: Anderson-Rasche and
IC4 i<_i4 Urgo-Major won by default;
™ ’ . , . . Chalabian-Kundrick def. Scribner -
Championship match Schaffher 64) 6-1
Alfred 2, Behrend 1 Schaffher 6-0,6 l.
15-8,11-15,15-5 SepL 29
Mercyhurst 9, Behrend 0
Oct. 2 SINGLES: Janet Holzhausser dif.
Waynesburg 2, Behrend 0 Nicole Anderson 6-1, 6-1; Kimberley
15-8,15-7 Clark def. Melissa Clark 6-2, 6-1;
Behrend 2, Thiel 1 Kate Calhoun def. Steffani Rasche 6-
1, 6-1; Julia Porter def. Karen Major
Tprmic 6-0, 6-0; Kim Malinowski def. Louisa
x cuius Urgo 6 j 6 1; Jennifer Schutz
Sept 27 Kathleen Rozumny 6-2,6-0.
Behrend 7, Thiel 2 DOUBLES: Holahausser-Kellly
SINGLES: Nicole Anderson (B) def. Pfeufer def. Anderson-Rasche 6-1,6-4;
Jenny Chalabian 7-6, 6-0; Steffani Schultz Catherine O'Reilly def.
Rasche (B) def. Lianne Truman 6-2,4- Nicholas-Mardquardt 6-0, 6-0; Katie
6,7-5; Shelle Kundrick (T) def. Louisa Beime-Maureen Lally def. Scribner-
Urgo 6-3, 6-2; Karen Major, J.J. Hartman 7-5,6-2.
Scribner, and Michelle Schaffher (B)
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12:00AM
Thursday; October 4, 1990
netter went into a third set
against an Allegheny opponent.
In response to the loss to
Allegheny, Coach Dan Gallegos
said, "We just aren't at that level
yet. The top three played really
well.”
Anderson provided the most
competition for Allegheny,
loosing 6-4, 6-4. Gallegos said,
"Nichole looked real good against
Allegheny."
Behrend will be entering a
tournament on October sth and
6th at St. John Fisher College.
The tournament will feature both
singles and doubles play.
Making the trip to St. John
Fisher to compete in singles play
will be Nichole Anderson,
Melissa Clark, and Steffani
Rasche.
Also, in doubles, participants
will be Anderson, Clark, Rasche,
and Major.
Behrend's current record is 2-7.