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Detroit Free Press October 6, 2003 Monday 1 EDITION AREA SPORTS IN BRIEF: Goebel nets three in Michigan State's 6-0 hockey exhibition win Michigan State freshman Tommy High school football:Royal Oak the head of Central Michigan Goebel scored three goals in a Shrine defeated Center Line St. goalkeeper Anne Deckerin the span of just more than nine min- Clement, 27-20 in overtime. 40th minute and Nikki Allenmade utes Sunday as the Spartans Shrine is 4-2, St. Clement 1-5. nine saves to ensure a 1-0 vic- routed Windsor, 6-0, in an exhibi- tory for visiting Eastern Michigan tion hockey game at Munn Arena. Field hockey:Alisa Folkscored (5-5-3, 4-0-2 MAC). Central two unassisted goals to erase a Michigan is 5-4-2, 3-3-1. The Spartans allowed just 11 2-0 deficit, but Kelly Slattery- Emily Gilbert'sgoal in the 82nd shots on goal, and goalies Matt scored in the 52nd minute to lift minute and three saves by Staci Migliaccio and Dominic Vicari Iowa to a 3-2 victory over Central Sinkwaywere enough for host combined for the shutout. Michigan (3-7). Ohio State (8-1-2, 2-1-2 Big Ten) to beat Michigan State, 1-0. Spartans coach Rick Comley was Men's soccer: Ryan McMahen- Michigan State is 7-4, 3-3. cautiously pleased with his scored in the second overtime, Kristi Swavingscored three goals team's performance. giving Michigan State a 2-1 vic- as host Oakland University won tory over visiting Ohio State (2-7- its fifth straight game, beating "I'm happy we had a chance to 2, 1-1 Big Ten). It was Michigan Cincinnati, 5-1. Marianne Sam- play in a competitive situation," State's third straight double- dalscored twice and goalkeeper Comley said. "One thing about overtime game; the Spartans Sarah Bucklandmade four saves, playing exhibition games like this have won the last two. Thomas including one on a penalty kick in is that they're better than in- Trivellonialso scored for the the second half for Oakland (7-3- trasquad, but they're not as good Spartans (6-2-2, 1-0-2 Big Ten). 1). Sophomore Lisa O'Bri- as the regular season. You have . Giusseppe Ianniscored on a anscored two goals in the first to be really careful not to read too rebound, lifting host Western half and Emily Rogershad a goal much into it or take too much out Michigan to a 1-0 overtime vic- in each half as host Ferris State of it." tory against Buffalo (1-8-3, 0-3 (6-2, 2-0 Great Lakes) beat Mid-American). Goalkeeper Ian Saginaw Valley State, 5-2. The Goebel scored at 9:02 of the first Spoonermade four saves for Cardinals are 4-4-1, 0-2. period, then added goals at 13:30 Western Michigan (8-2, 2-0 Laura Monterossoscored in the and 18:16. Corey Potter, Kevin MAC). Robert Alexander- 76th minute to lift Wright State (4- Estrada and Jim Slater also scored three times as Saginaw 7-1, 1-2 Horizon) over Detroit scored for Michigan State. Valley State defeated visiting Mercy, 2-1. Allison Epplescored Aquinas, 4-1. Cale Wasserman- for host Detroit (6-3, 2-1). Football: Antonio Gibsonran 65 nalso scored for the Cardinals (6- yards for a touchdown in the 2). George Kithasscored Tennis: Senior Monica fourth quarter, sending the Motor twice and goalkeeper Matt Strab- Cushardandfreshmen Dee City Cougars to a 17-14 victory bingmade six saves to help De- Maysand Stephanie Van over the Lima (Ohio) Thunder in troit Mercy defeat Indiana Uni- Tuyleach won singles matches the first round of the Lakeshore versity-Purdue University Indi- as host Wayne State (5-4, 4-4 League playoffs. The Cougars anapolis, 3-0. Ablay Camaraalso Great Lakes) topped Michigan take on the Columbus Xtreme in scored for the host Titans (5-5- Tech, 5-4. Aijana Otunchieva, Columbus on Saturday for the 1). IUPUI is 1-8-2. Monika Malinskaand Shalini league championship. Chandrahasawon for Michigan Women's soccer: Senior Abi Mor- Tech (5-4, 5-4). rellsailed a 25-yard free kick over CompetitivEdge 1-888-881-EDGE www.clipresearch.com Electronic Clipping The Associated Press State & Local Wire October 4, 2003, Saturday, BC cycle Grand Valley St. 48, Michigan Tech 17 ALLENDALE, Mich. Cullen Finnerty threw for 399 yards and four touchdowns to lead Grand Valley State to a 48-17 win over Michigan Tech on Saturday night. Michael Tennessee led the Lakers (5-0, 4-0 Great Lakes Intercollegiate) in rushing with 123 yards and two touchdowns. Finnerty added 67 yards and a fifth TD. Dan Mettlach threw 119 yards and two touchdowns for the Huskies (1-4, 1-4) and Chris Lomasney led the team in rushing with 88 yards. The Lakers got off to a quick start with two first quarter touchdowns from Finnerty. He threw a 53-yard pass to score his first of the game and then ran 10 yards for the second. Finnerty threw for a third touchdown two minutes into the second quarter before Grant Botz kicked a 26-yard field goal to put the Huskies on the board. Michigan Tech followed with a TD pass from Dan Mettlach to Brian Janeshek for a 2 1 - 10 halftime score. CompetitivEdge 1-888-881-EDGE www.clipresearch.com Electronic Clipping The Associated Press State & Local Wire October 3, 2003, Friday, BC cycle Michigan Tech 10, Waterloo 1 HOUGHTON, Mich. Lars Helminen, Ryan Markham and Chris Conner each had a goal and two assists to lead Michigan Tech to a 10-1 win over Waterloo on Friday. Ten different players scored for the Huskies (1-0-0), and they notched six goals in the first period alone. Kevin Hurley scored the lone goal for Waterloo (0-1-0). Cam Ellsworth earned the win in the net for Michigan Tech, stopping 2 shots in the first period. Scott Gouthro made 39 saves for Waterloo. CompetitivEdge 1-888-881-EDGE www.clipresearch.com Electronic Clipping Windsor Star October 3, 2003 Friday Final Edition Canada: SPORTS; Pg. B3 Agosta makes bold move Forward gives up U.S. scholarship Dave Waddell gan Tech, Agosta realized he Star Sports Writer was opening himself up for "I knew getting off to a good Leamington criticism and the possibility start would be the best way to that other U.S schools would attract interest again." As Jeric Agosta walked shy away from him. around Houghton, Mich., in As his early season play has August, the town that looked His decision will also cost him illustrated, Agosta isn't suf- so pretty on his recruiting visit a year of eligibility if his appeal fering any lingering effects to Michigan Tech just didn't to the NCAA is turned down. from the emotionally wrench- have the same charm. ing decision. "I know some people want to The town hadn't changed, but say I'm stupid for walking Heading into Thursday's 7-3 Agosta's circumstances cer- away, but this is a decision loss to the St. Mary's Lincolns, tainly had. that affects the rest of my life," Agosta was second in the Agosta said. Western Junior B League's The two men who had re- scoring race. cruited him, Michigan Tech "I don't regret my decision at hockey coach Mike Sertich all." "It was great coming back," and assistant Pete Wilkinson, Agosta said. "I enjoy players had both been replaced and Early indications also point to looking to me as one of the Agosta soon followed them renewed interest in the slick team's leaders." out of town. forward, who wears No. 19 and has the on-ice manner- However, there wasn't much "In my heart, I wanted to go to isms of his two favourite play- enjoyment for the Flyers in a place where people wanted ers, Steve Yzerman and Joe getting hammered for the me as a player," said Agosta, Sakic. second time in less than a who walked away from a week by the last-place Lin- scholarship and returned to Getting word out colns. the Leamington Flyers. Agosta is getting the word out The Lincolns got two goals "Michigan Tech is a great about his circumstances and apiece from Mike Weber and program, but the coaches I he has drawn interest from Luke Vick, who added three wanted to play for weren't Niagara (N.Y.) and Detroit's assists and singles by Tyler there any longer. Wayne State. Doig, Justin Lingard and Jeff Demo. "I didn't feel I was going to fit "It's early yet, but schools into the new coaches' plans. I seem to understand why I Scoring for the Flyers were felt trapped in a town with one made my decision," said the Joey McCann, Ken Blain and road in and one road out." 18-year-old Ruthven native. "I Derek Bachynski. knew I was risking scaring In deciding to leave after only schools away, but I don't think GRAPHIC: Jeric Agosta a couple of weeks at Michi- that's going to happen now. CompetitivEdge 1-888-881-EDGE www.clipresearch.com Electronic Clipping Wisconsin State Journal October 3, 2003 Friday, ALL Editions Madison: SPORTS; Pg. C4 WCHA PREVIEW Andy Baggot * Concerns: The Fighting Sioux * On the marquee: A year after used four goaltenders last year being limited to 24 games due to Teams listed in order of predicted to mixed results, creating a re- NCAA rules regarding Major Jun- finish according to the annual volving-door effect that figures to ior players, junior C T.J.
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