Thursday, November 8, 1990
Aggresive move: Freshman guard Byron
Thorne works two defenders on his way to the
basket in Sunday's home exhibition game with
Ryerson Polytech. Thorne and the Lions worked
Ryerson for a 64-47 win.
The Behrend Scoreboard
For : ames om Oct. 30 through Nov. 7
Basketball
Nov. 4
Ryerson Polytech (47)
Taylor 1-9 4-8 6, Morgan 1-4
0-2 2, O'Hallern 1-1 1-4 4,
Lynch 0-1 0-0 0, Rose 4-9 0-2 8,
Thompson 3-6 0-0 6, Reece 0-2
0-0 0, Price 1-3 0-0 2, Van Laare
1-3 2-2 4, Woud 5-8 1-4 11,
Noonan 0-1 0-0 0, Holjak 2-3 0-
1 4. Totals 19-50 8-21 47.
Behrend (64)
Demski 8-16 2-6 18, Cowan
1-5 0-0 3, Buzalka 3-4 2-3 8,
Baughman 2-5 9-12 14, Viscuso
6-13 Q-2 14, Thorne 2-5 0-0 4,
Plyler 0-0 0-0 0, Clark 1-1 0-0 2,
Blair 0-2 1-2 1. Totals 23-51 14-
25 64.
Three-point goals: Etehrend 4-
10 (Viscuso 2, Baughman,
Cowan), Ryeerson 1-8
(O'Hallent). Fouled out: None.
Rebounds: Behrend 33
(Baughman 7, Buzalka 7, Demski
6), Ryerson 31.
Assists: Behrend 18
(Baughman 6), Ryerson 12.
Turnovers: Ryerson 21, Behrend
14.
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Soccer
Final WPISC standings
Division Two •
Geneva 5 1 0
Westminster 5 3 0
Befuend 3 5 0
St. Vincent 2 3 0
Pitt-Bradford 0 6 0
Final statistics
Goalkeepers
Bajus 4 25 10
Double 7 34 11
Spear 10 46 20
Volleyball
Oct. 30
Baldwin-Wallace 2,
Behrend 0
15-9, 15-8
Malone 2, Behrend 0
15-7, 12-15, 15-9
Nov. 1
Grove City 3, Behrend 1
15-12, 15-2, 14-16, 15-12
End Fall schedule
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Lions use good defense in
defeat of Ryerson Polytech
Coach Paulsen gains first Behrend victory
b Ton Viola
The Collegian
"It was a good opening for the
team," explained Head Coach
Fred Paulsen on Behrend's 72-49
exhibition win over Ryerson
Polytech.
The Lions played a very
strong game defensively in which
the Rams shot only 38 percent
from the floor. Behrend also out
rebounded the Rams by a margin
of 33-31.
"We went into the game
unprepared offensively," said
Paulsen who's team shot 44
percent from the floor in the
game. In the first half, the Lions
shot 52 percent, but in the second
half only shot 37 percent.
Paulsen expects good shots to be
taken and made.
Senior Rick Dcmski was the
scoring leader scoring with 18
points. Guards Randy Baughman
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The winners: Here are this year's 8-ball tournament winners,
which was . sponsored by the Pocket Billiards Club. From left to
right are third place finisher Scott Graves, second place finisher
Dan Illig, and first place finisher Sean Dwyer. The double
elimination tourney had 32 entrants.
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and Chris Viscuso each added 14
points to the Lion total.
Baughman also led the team in
assists with seven dishes.
"The guys still have
their habits from
last year, and my
job will be breaking
those habits. They
are still learning a
new system and
style."
-Fred Paulsen
Basketball Coach
On the defensive end,
Sophomore Rich Buzalka and
Baughman each had seven
rebounds. Demski added six
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boards for the Lions
Freshman Don Plyler did a
fine job running the show when
Baughman needed a rest. This
will be very important during the
long season. He had an assist
and didn't commit any turnovers.
Freshman Byron Thorne also did
well coming off the bench. The
forward had four points and also
had four boards. Thorne could
possibly be the sixth man for the
Lion's team.
"The guys still have the , i
habits from last year, and my job
will be breaking those habits.
They are still learning a new
system and style," commcnteJ
Paulsen about the team's play
last Sunday.
Paulsen treated the exhibition
game with the Rams as an actual
game, so not everyone saw time
during the match. Coach Paulsen
went with a nine player rotation.
Therefore, six players didn't play