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Simpson women win 13th in a row Simpson extended its school-record winning streak to 13 Friday night with a 89-70 defeat of Upper Iowa in an IIAC game. Six Storm players scored in double figures led by senior Kristy Norman who scored 16 points and hit the daily double with a career-high 10 rebounds. Sophomore Abbie Archibald came off the bench with 14 points. Freshman Michelle Stover scored 12 points while senior Jamie Rustad added 11. The game was marred by the ejection of UIU coach Bill Wilson midway through the second half. Wilson received his second technical and was tossed for arguing a foul call on Vicky Ringenberg. Ringenberg fouled out, Wilson was ejected moments later. Arielle Beck led the Peacocks (7-5, 4-3) with 20 while Ringenberg was a perfect 10-for-10 from the free throw line to finish with 16 points. Simpson improved to 13-1 (9-0). | |
| Permalink | Jan 23, 1999 | |
Ozarks coach Jones wins 300th University of the Ozarks head women's coach Jack Jones won his 300th career game Jan. 21 in the Lady Eagles' 86-80 double overtime road victory agaist LeTourneau. Jones, also the school's athletic director, is in his 20th season as the head coach of his alma mater's women's program. He has compiled a record of 300-218, all at Ozarks, which is 7-9 this season. | |
| Permalink | Jan 21, 1999 | |
Western Maryland women improve to 12-1 Senior forward Kathi Snyder led all scorers with 24 points to help the host Western Maryland women's team to a 58-54 Centennial Conference victory against Washington College on Jan. 21. Snyder shot 10-for-16 from the floor, and also finished with six rebounds, three steals, and a game-high six assists. She scored six of her team's last nine points in the final three minutes, including four key foul shots. Western Maryland (12-1, 7-0 Centennial) broke free from a first-half 20-20 tie with a 12-2 run to close out the opening period, leading 32-22 at the break. The margin increased to 38-26 seven minutes into the second half. Washington was not finished, however. The Shorewomen (8-6, 2-4) outscored the hosts 24-11 to re-take the lead, 50-49 with 3:05 left. The comeback was fueled by 10 points from freshman forward Alyson Britton, plus eight points from junior guard Maggy Kilroy. That was the last time the Shorewomen led. Western Maryland led for the next two minutes, until Britton nailed two foul shots with :50 remaining for a 54-54 tie. The Green Terror took the lead for good on a free throw by senior center Michele Jarman, and two more foul shots by senior guard Kristin Miller and another by Snyder, shut the door on Washington in the closing seconds. Western Maryland's 12-1 start is the best in the history of the program. | |
| Permalink | Jan 21, 1999 | |
Southern Maine women hand Bates first loss Four Southern Maine starters scored in double figures as the Huskies overcame a late rally to defeat Bates 55-52, snapping the Bobcats' school-record 12-game winning streak. The Bobcats (12-1) jumped out to a 21-12 lead over the first 14 minutes of the first half, but Southern Maine (13-2) ended the half on a 15-4 run to take a 27-25 lead into the locker room. The Huskies started the second half equally strong, using a 17-10 run over the first eight minutes to open up a 44-35 lead, Bates' biggest deficit of the season. Bates stormed with a 15-4 run of its own, taking a 50-48 lead. Southern Maine then scored the seven of the last nine points of the game over the final four minutes to make the 55-52 final. The Huskies had a chance to ice the game when Tracy Libby stepped to the line with 25 seconds left. The senior missed both, but Bates was unable to get a shot off to tie the game. Southern Maine was led by senior Susan Ware's double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds, while Libby had 11 points, eight boards and five blocked shots. Junior forward Emily King led Bates with a game-high 14 points. Southern Maine committed 16 turnovers, but only three in second half. The Bobcats had averaged at least 30 turnovers forced per game. | |
| Permalink | Jan 21, 1999 | |
Macon turns tables on Sydney Randolph-Macon shot 54% from the floor, including 60% in the first half, to knock off previously unbeaten Hampden-Sydney 68-57. Matt Meehan led all scorers with 22 points on 7-for-9 shooting. Brian Pirttima had 20 for the Yellow Jackets, including three three-pointers. With the win, Randolph-Macon (12-3, 7-2 ODAC) snapped Hampden-Sydney's 14-game overall winning streak and the Tigers' 21-game home winning streak. With the score tied at 7-7 early in the first half, Randolph-Macon scored 17 unanswered points, holding Hampden-Sydney scoreless for 6:33. Mike LaGuardia scored eight of his 12 points during that run, including two three-pointers. Hampden-Sydney (14-1, 8-1) twice got within four in the second half, but could not get closer. Randolph-Macon outscored the Tigers 12-5 in the final 5:34 of the game. For the Tigers, T.J. Grimes scored 14, leading H-SC in scoring for the fifth consecutive game. Alex Robbins had 12 points, and David Hobbs had nine points, nine rebounds, and six assists. | |
| Permalink | Jan 20, 1999 | |
King's Colyer ends season with knee injury King's received devastating news Jan. 20 that senior point guard Elaine Colyer, who suffered a knee injury during the team's trip to the Bahamas two weeks ago, will be lost for the remainder of the season, ending one of the most prolific careers in school history. Colyer injured her right knee in the opening minutes of a 67-62 loss to William Paterson Jan. 5. She was originally thought to be out two to three weeks, but after beginning a vigorous daily three-hour rehab program, an arthroscopic procedure revealed a complete tear of the ACL. Colyer underwent reconstructive surgery to repair the damage. One of 10 finalists for last year's inaugural Josten's Trophy as the Division III "Player of the Year," Colyer started 79 of her last 80 games at King's and concluded her career ranked as King's fifth all-time leading scorer with 1,167 points while standing first wth 446 assists. "Elaine is a great person and has been a tremendous asset to our team. It is a tragedy that a person of her caliber on and off the floor has something like this happen to her," King's coach Bryan Whitten said. "She has been our team leader and was one of the main factors in our rebuilding this program back to a high level. People will look back at her career years from know and know that she was a major part of King's College women's basketball. . . She will truly be missed." Since Colyer's injury, King's (9-5) has lost three of five games. | |
| Permalink | Jan 20, 1999 | |
F&M hands Lebanon Valley first loss Freshman center Alex Kraft and junior guard Mark Sadowski shared team-high scoring honors with 18 points and junior guard Mike Ritacco added 14 to lead Franklin & Marshall (11-2) to a 62-52 win against Lebanon Valley (12-1). In addition to the season-high 18 points, Kraft also grabbed a game and season-high 12 rebounds for the Diplomats, who snapped a three-game losing streak vs. the Flying Dutchmen. Lebanon Valley, ranked No. 2 in the Columbus Multimedia rankings, snapped a 12-game winning streak despite 22 points and 11 rebounds from senior D3hoops.com All-American Andy Panko. Lebanon Valley also got 10 points and 10 rebounds from junior center Dan Pfeil. The Diplomats got out to a 27-18 halftime lead by holding the Flying Dutchmen to just 33% from the field (10-for-30). In the second half, Franklin & Marshall stretched its lead to 15 points as Kraft hit two three-point goals and Ritacco added one. The Flying Dutchmen cut the lead to 54-48 in the final minutes, but Sadowski hit 5-for-6 from the foul line in the final two minutes to help the Diplomats clinch the victory. | |
| Permalink | Jan 18, 1999 | |
Susquehanna tops D-II Bloomsburg -- again Threes were the charm for the Susquehanna University men's basketball team as the Crusaders shocked Division II Bloomsburg for the second straight season -- this time in Bloomsburg's Nelson Fieldhouse, 72-68. Wearing No. 3, Crusader senior small forward Tony Mennito hit a career-high seven treys while scoring a game and career high 25 points to lead his team to just its third victory of the season and third against their D-II neighbors in the last four meetings. Mennito's heroics led Susquehanna in a 13-for-23 night from beyond the three-point arc. Monday's game ended the current three-year series with the Huskies and produced an upset even greater than Susquehanna's 75-73 home win last season. The Crusaders improved to 11-3 last season with that win, while this season's team is now just 3-9 after winning for the first time in seven road games this season. Bloomsburg fell to 9-6. "He's (Mennito) had big nights before. The things that I've noticed with Tony is that it's either right out of the blocks -- the first five or six minutes of the game -- or else he waits until the second half," said Susquehanna coach Frank Marcinek. "Tonight, he had one field goal in the first half and in the second half, really got it cranked up and really took the game over." The teams were deadlocked at 68 with 2:13 left when freshman forward Corey Green put Susquehanna ahead for good, taking a nice pass from Jarrod O'Neill for a layup and a 70-68 lead. Bloomsburg missed back-to-back shots to tie, and then with the shot clock running down, sophomore point guard Shawn Munford fouled Susquehanna's best free throw shooter in senior guard Sean Breckley, who calmly sank both shots with :16 left to give his team the final margin of victory. | |
| Permalink | Jan 18, 1999 | |
Calvin ends 10-game streak in rivalry with Hope By Pat Coleman D3hoops.com Calvin dominated the second half with a 20-2 run and defeated Hope 74-56 before a full house of approximately 4,500 at Calvin, ending Hope's streak of 10 consecutive wins in college basketball's biggest rivalry. Trailing 42-32 at the half and 44-32 after the second half's first possession, Hope used a 15-4 run to cut Calvin's lead to one, keyed by three-pointers from Mark Bray, Craig Veldman and Kyle VanderWall. VanderWall's three, however, with about 15 minutes left in the half, was the last field goal the Flying Dutchmen would score until a Kyle Phelps three-pointer with 25 seconds left. Calvin's run was keyed by sophomore forward Brian Krosschel, who had six points in that stretch, while senior guard Scott Plaisier, who led all scorers with 20 points, added five. Hope, which returns only one starter from last year's national runner-up team, made six of 10 free throws in the second half but made only six field goals. Knights junior forward Aaron Winkle, who was a member of the most recent Team of the Week, punctuated the victory with just over a minute remaining with a slam dunk for his 1,000th and 1,001st career points. "I was really excited for our coach (Kevin Vande Streek, who was 0-5 against Hope before Saturday). . . . Our hard work over the summer really paid off in the second half and down the stretch." Calvin, which shot 28-for-56 from the floor and outrebounded the younger Hope squad 32-25, improved to 12-2 in a game televised locally and beamed via satellite to 23 gatherings sponsored jointly by the schools' alumni associations. Eduardo Romero, Calvin class of '89, watched the game with a gathering of about 100 people at Rampart's in Alexandria, Va. "I was glad it was a Calvin-Hope event. It was obviously a spirited game and it's obvious it won't be the last time they have this." Calvin took a 71-70 lead in the all-time series and the Knights also lead the all-time scoring tally by one point, 9,245-9,244. Hope (6-8) led by 17 points coming into the contest. | |
| Permalink | Jan 16, 1999 | |
Amherst shocks Williams at Chandler By Jim Stout D3hoops.com WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. -- Pat Mulvey scored 22 points and Chris Ingram and Brian Daoust added 18 and 16 apiece as the Amherst College men's basketball team surprised archrival Williams, 90-67, in a NESCAC game Saturday night at the Chandler Athletic Center. The loss was the first this season by Williams (8-1). Amherst improves to 8-3. Amherst led by only 35-32 at intermission before pulling away over the final 10 minutes of the contest. Mike Holland of Williams led all scorers with 23 points while Jim Frew added 16. As a team, Williams converted just 26 of 70 shots from the field (37.1%), and only 12 of 21 (57.1%) from the free-throw line. Amherst shot 18-for-30 from the floor in the second half (60%). Holland also grabbed 11 rebounds for the Ephs while Chris Smith and Charles Field each grabbed seven to lead Amherst. Williams had won 15 of the last 18 games from Amherst. The teams have now split their last four decisions, with the home team winning all four games. | |
| Permalink | Jan 16, 1999 | |
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