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CROSS COUNTRY
October 22
Men 1st, Women 1st
at Mason Dixon Invite
Next Meet:
November 5
at CAC Championships
Rockville, MD
10:00 am
EQUESTRIAN
October 29
2nd Place at Goucher Show
Next Show:
November 6
at U. of Richmond
11:00 am
FIELD HOCKEY
9-10, 2-3 CAC
October 31
CAC Tournament First Round
UMW 5, York PA 3
Next Game:
November 2
CAC Tournament Semifinals
at Salisbury University
TBA
MEN'S SOCCER
7-8-3, 3-2-2 CAC
October 29
UMW 2, Marymount 1 (ot)
Next Game:
November 1
CAC Tournament Semifinals
at Salisbury University
2:00 pm
WOMEN'S SOCCER
12-3-1, 6-0-1 CAC
October 31
CAC Tournament Quarterfinals
UMW 3, Marymount 2 (ot)
Next Game:
November 2
CAC Tournament Semifinals
YORK COLLEGE OF PA
2:00 pm
M/W SWIMMING
October 29
Men: UMW 133, Gallaudet 57
Women: UMW 132, Gallaudet 57
Next Meet:
November 4
at Catholic University
5:00 pm
VOLLEYBALL
14-14, 3-4 CAC
October 29
UMW 3, York 1
Next Match:
November 1
CAC Tournament Quarterfinals
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
7:00 pm
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10/30/05
UMW Field Hockey Tops York, 5-3, in CAC First Round
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FREDERICKSBURG,
VA - Junior forward Jena Elliott scored a pair of goals, including the
game winner, as the University of Mary Washington field hockey team
defeated York College of PA, 5-3, on Sunday in Capital Athletic
Conference tournament action at the Battleground. Freshman Sarah
Pierson also added a pair of goals for the Eagles, who improve to 9-10
on the season.
York scored first in the back-and-forth affair, as
Rachel Hilt scored just under six minutes into play. UMW scored the
next two goals, by Meredith Marconi and Pierson, to take a 2-1 lead.
But York's Sarah Zimmerman knotted the score with 4:28 remaining in the
half. The Eagles grabbed a one goal halftime lead, as Elliott scored on
an assist from Kiri Jimerson with 3:36 before the half.
York's Hilt scored again with 28:48 remaining in the second half, but
Elliott provided what would be the game winner five minutes later.
Pierson added an insurance goal with 10:17 left.
UMW outshot York, 27-18, and had 12 penalty corners to nine for the
Spartans. Katherine Brown had 13 saves in goal for Mary Washington,
while Meg Eckenrode had 19 saves for the Spartans.
The Eagles will visit top-ranked Salisbury University on Wednesday in
the CAC semifinals. Game time is tenatively set for 3:00 pm.
BOXSCORE
10/30/05
UMW Women's Soccer Escapes Marymount in OT, 3-2, in CAC Quarterfinals
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FREDERICKSBURG,
VA - The University of Mary Washington women's soccer team came from
behind to defeat Marymount University, 3-2, in overtime, on Sunday at
the Battleground in Capital Athletic Conference quarterfinal action.
Freshman Kelley Hardgrove netted the game winner for the Eagles on an
assist from Jaclyn Gebbia.
The Eagles opened up a 1-0 lead in the
eleventh minute, when freshman Hannah Pearson redirected a Katie
Patchett corner kick into goal. The Saints evened the score as the
first half horn sounded, on a goal by Carrie Schneider, assisted by
Alisha Parker.
The Saints grabbed their first lead of the game at 1:54 elapsed into
the second half, as Emily Parent scored on assists from Margaret Houser
and Blair Parker. The Eagles answered with the tying goal at 59:30,
when Amy Kingsbury took a feed from Gebbia and slid the ball into the
net from the six yard line. Hardgrove took Gebbia's cross from the
right into drilled the ball into goal with 2:33 elapsed in the extra
frame.
Mary Washington, the second seed in the tournament, will host York College of PA on Wednesday at 2 pm in the CAC semifinals.
BOXSCORE
10/30/05
UMW Rowing Wins Three of Four Races at Tapke Chase Regatta
PHILADELPHIA,
PA - The University of Mary Washington novice rowing teams competed at
the Tapke Chase Regatta on Sunday, with three first place finishes, and
one second. The men's novice eight finished first, with a time of
16:53.23. That boat consisted of Julie Milam (cox), Dan Culicover,
Nathan Wildt, Matt Herr, Scott Phelps, Sebastian Watt, Baker Prviksma,
Matt Greer, and Justin Coppage.
The women's four finished first, at
19:56.98. That boat was manned by Kelsey Evans (cox), Betsy Bouton,
Caroline Rezendes, Joyce Metzler, and Whitney Harrod. The men's double,
consisting of Justin Coppage and Sebastian Watt, took first, at
19:29.20.
The Eagles will resume competition in the spring semester.
10/29/05
UMW Swimming Sweeps Gallaudet in Dual Meet
WASHINGTON,
DC - The University of Mary Washington men's and women's swimming teams
swept Gallaudet University on Saturday in Capital Athletic Conference
dual meet action. The Eagles improve to 2-0 overall as well as in CAC
action on both the men's and women's sides.
The Eagle men won,
133-57, and the women won, 132-57. Individual winners for the men
included the 200 medley relay (1:52.32), Brian Craddock in both the 200
freestyle (1:50.02) and the 500 freestyle (5:00.33), Luke Moss in the
1000 free (10:31.01), Eric Brnaba in the 50 free (24.35), Will Brunner
in the 200 IM (2:09.36), Dale Parker in the 100 butterfly (54.64),
Cameron Rice in the 100 free (52.59), Jay Beck in the 100 backstroke
(59.62), Kennard Smith in the 100 breaststroke (1:07.80), and the 200
free relay (1:31.32).
The women also won both relays, and saw individual wins from Mikey
Pride in the 100 breast (1:11.95) and the 200 IM (2:23.76), Kathryn
Anderson in the 1000 freestyle (11:29.71), Maureen Greenlee in the 200
freestyle (2:03.24), Kristen LaCoe in the 50 free (25.97), Lorena de la
Garza in the 100 fly (1:02.20), Abby Koch in the 100 free (58.36), Amy
Carlson in the 100 back (1:02.69), and Kelsea Natoli in the 500 free
(5:41.12).
The Eagles will stay in CAC action on Friday evening, when they visit Catholic University at 5 pm.
10/29/05
UMW Men's Soccer Tops Marymount, 2-1, in CAC Quarterfinals
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FREDERICKSBURG,
VA - Sophomore midfielder Luke Hostetter headed in a cross from
freshman Tommy DiNuzzo with 3:35 elapsed into overtime, giving the
University of Mary Washington a 2-1 victory over Marymount University
in Capital Athletic Conference quarterfinal action on Saturday at the
Battleground. The Eagles, seeded fourth in the tournament, move on to
face top-seeded Salisbury University, whom they fell to in overtime
earlier in the season.
Marymount got on the board first on
Saturday, as Justin Kessler scored with 30:46 elapsed into play. The
Eagles knotted the score in the 70th minute, on a penalty kick by
Vincent Kooijman. The Eagles earned the win in the 94th minute, when
DiNuzzo's cross from the left was headed in by Hostetter, who scored
his first goal of the season.
UMW outshot Marymount, 20-8, and had seven corner kicks to three for
the Saints. Elliott Jones allowed one goal in 94 minutes of action in
gaining the win. BOXSCORE
10/29/05
UMW Volleyball Tops York, 3-1; Gains #4 Seed for CAC Tourney
FREDERICKSBURG,
VA - The University of Mary Washington volleyball team dropped the
first game, but roared back to win the next three in a 3-1 win over
York College on Saturday at Goolrick Gymnasium. Game scores were 28-30,
30-28, 30-24, 31-29. With the win, the Eagles gain the fourth seed for
next week's Capital Athletic Conference tournament, and will host
Catholic University on Tuesday night at 7 pm.
On Saturday, the
Eagles were led by freshman Kelley Hueber, who leads the CAC in kills.
Hueber added to her league leading total with 22 kills and four errors
in 45 attempts. Junior Johanna Carpenter recorded 15 kills, and
freshman Kat Carter added twelve kills for the Eagles. Freshman Sam
Harper had 55 assists and 18 digs, and freshman Katy Foster added 22
digs in the win. UMW trailed, 29-26, in the fourth game, and scored the
final five points to take the win for the game and match.
10/28/05
UMW Men's, Women's Basketball Receive Votes in D3Hoops.com Preseason Polls
FREDERICKSBURG,
VA - The University of Mary Washington basketball programs are both
recognized in the preseason national polls conducted by D3Hoops.com.
The women received 61 votes, while the men received 31 votes. The UMW
women open the season at the Swarthmore College Tournament against
Trinity College, while the Eagle men open against Southwestern
University (who received 93 votes) at the Washington & Lee
Invitational.
MEN'S, WOMEN'S NATIONAL POLLS
10/28/05
Maguire Selected to Play in NFHCA National Senior North-South Senior All-Star Game
FREDERICKSBURG,
VA - University of Mary Washington senior Brynn Maguire has been
selected to play in the National Field Hockey Coaches' Association's
2005 National North-South Senior All-Star Game on November 19 at
Washington & Lee University in Lexington, VA, during NCAA Final
Four weekend.
Maguire, a 2004 NFHCA Second Team All-American, has
16 goals and five assists on the season for Mary Washington. Her 22
goals a year ago ranked in the top ten nationally, and she ranks second
in school history with 104 career points and 45 goals.
Mary Washington will begin postseason play on Sunday, hosting York
College of PA in Capital Athletic Conference first round action,
starting at 1 pm.
NFHCA RELEASE
10/22/05
UMW Men's, Women's Cross Country Teams Win Mason-Dixon Invitational
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FREDERICKSBURG,
VA - The University of Mary Washington cross country teams both
finished in first place at the Mason Dixon Championships on Saturday at
John Prat Park in Fredericksburg.
For the women, who took first
place with 22 points, Julia Rothlisberger finished first overall, with
a time of 22:20. Cristy Falcone finished third, at 22:27, and teammate
Joanna Long finished fourth, at 22:37. Ann Tripp was sixth, at 22:49,
and Mary Naylor was ninth at 22:57. Kerry Carfagno and Amy Pasler also
both finished in the top ten, at ninth and tenth at 23:11 and 23:13.
Stephanie Grimes placed 14th overall.
The
Eagle men finished first with 23 points. Matt Downs was UMW's top
finisher, in third place, at 26:19. Jason Call was fourth, at 26:27,
and Justin Kirk took fifth, at 27:00. Luke Wolverton was seventh, at
27:11, and George Winslow was ninth overall, at 27:54. Chris Badolato
took tenth, with James Rock finishing twelfth and JT Newcomb placing
13th.
UMW will take next week off before travleing to Rockville, MD
for the Capital Athletic Conference Championships on November 5 at 10
am.
WOMEN'S RESULTS
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UMW 5K Run Results
FREDERICKSBURG, VA - The University of Mary Washington hosted a 5K run on Saturday, September 24...
Complete Results
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KRUSH, MOSHOS, TREPAL NAMED TO UMW ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME
FREDERICKSBURG, VA - The University of Mary Washington Athletic Hall of
Fame will induct its tenth class on Friday, October 21, 2005, at 7:00
pm, as part of Homecoming weekend. This year's induction class includes
former cross country and track star Lesley Krush Cain, field hockey
All-American April Moshos Keating, and soccer standout Tony Trepal.
Lesley Krush Cain ('93) was an All-America distance runner for
Mary Washington in the early 1990's, finishing second in the 1500
meters at the 1993 NCAA Championships. Krush, who graduated with four
school records, was Mary Washington's 1993 NCAA Woman of the Year
nominee, and won numerous meet, conference, and regional individual
awards. She graduated cum laude in her Mathematics major, earning
Academic All-America honors in 1993 as well.
April Moshos ('94) was one of the best field hockey players in
school history, leading the 1993 team to the national championship game
and a 22-2 season record. A two-time All-American, Moshos also earned
multiple CAC Player of the Year, all-region, and all-conference honors.
She has earned great acclaim for the school as a finalist for the 2003
Honda Broderick Award for the top player in the nation, and also
recently made the U.S. National Indoor team.
Tony Trepal ('93) finished his brilliant soccer career at Mary
Washington as the second leading scorer in program history, with 52
goals and 19 assists. A four-time all-state selection, he was named CAC
Player of the Year in both 1991 and 1992, and as VISA Player of the
Year in 1992. Trepal, who scored twenty goals in 1991 to tie the school
season record, graduated with a business degree in 1993, and went on to
receive his CPA in 1995.
Tickets for the event cost $25, and can be ordered through the UMW Sports Information Office at 540-654-1743.
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University Tennis Center Fees to be Posted
FREDERICKSBURG, VA - The University of Mary Washington has announced
the fee schedule for the Fall semester for the brand-new six-court
University Tennis Center. There will be a public open house on
Saturday, September 24 from 9 am to 6 pm.
FEE SCHEDULE
MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNTS - ACT NOW!
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RADLEY AUTO RAFFLE RAISES OVER $107,000 FOR UMW ATHLETICS
FREDERICKSBURG, VA - For the fourth consecutive year, the University of
Mary Washington, through the generosity of Mrs. Karen Radley, has
raised a large sum of money to complement its athletic budgets through
a raffle, with the winner choosing one of five automobiles donated by
Mrs. Radley of the Radley Automotive Group.
This year, UMW athletes and coaches raised $107,475 through ticket
sales, selling 4,299 tickets. The winner of the raffle was Mark
Echelberger of Charlottesville, VA.
All UMW athletes and coaches would again like to thank Mrs. Radley for her gift to the athletic department!
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