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Page 8 Widener University: The Dome MEN'S SOCCER COULD NOT REPEAT PIONEER FOOTBALL FALLS TO 7-1 LAST YEAR'S RUN The Pioneer football team suffered its After advancing to semi·finals last year, the Pioneers fall short first loss on Saturday, October 28th to of another playoff run. number 16 Western Maryland by the score of 3 5-21 . The Pioneers were look ing to avenge a 57-20 loss from the 1999 season and did not meet with much suc cess as a talented Western Maryland team took advantage of early turnovers, Last season, Widener men's soccer resulting in a 25-0 deficit that Widener year was extended as they were could not recover from. selected to :play in the Eastern College Mistakes followed the Pioneers Athletic Conference tournament. around the field on Saturday as the They closed out the season with a 12- 6-1 record under the direction of 20- team turned the ball over six times, year head coach, Fred Dohrmann. placing the ball in the hands of a They were winners of eight straight Western Maryland offense that the games and a school record of seven by Pioneer defense could not contain. The shutout. Pioneers were down 28-7 at halftime The Pioneers established a new and although only giving up one touch. school record for wins in a season with down and scoring two in the second half, 13 as the Pioneers bested Wilkes in the first half mistakes proved to be too the quarterfinals of the ECAC play much to overcome, and the Pioneers offs. Brian Evans gave Widener a 1-0 learned the agony of defeat for the first first half lead as he scored what time in their 2000 campaign. proved to be the game-winning goal Mter the game, Sophomore safety on an assist from Dan Walklett with Billy Walsh said, "We played like dog Senior Mike Granato #12 23:30 left. Walklett scored with two sh.it today; that wasn't our team out minutes remaining_on an assist from Senior Dan Walklett #24 there in the first half." Wh.ile the sopho Wade Groswith. Widener picked up more's view was shared . by all of the stands the road ahead and refuses its 7th shutout of the season, and Mark McManus made seven saves for Widener players following the game, the dwell on the games that are left beh.ind. gave the Pioneers a three-goal cush team evaluated its mistakes by analyz Those games are over, and what matte the Pioneers. With this defeat, the Pioneers ion one-minute later. Walklett assist ing film and looked towards the future most now for the 2000 Pioneers is a ed on both goals. Omar Demercado over Lebanon Valley College advanced to the semi-finals to face with a solid workout on Sunday in Muhlenberg. The eventual champi scored the game's final goal on an preparation for their championship Saturday, November 4th to secure ons scored twice in the first half assist by Davis. McManus made four game against Lebanon Valley. Middle Atlantic Confere against Widener, just seven minutes saves and Jeff Kyle preserved the The humbling loss for the Pioneers Championship and a place in apart, to come away with the victory. shutout by making two saves in the was just that, a loss and noth.ing more. national playoffs. After the impressive run last sea final 12 minutes of the game. The out-of-conference loss means noth son, Dohrmann and h.is team expected In the next matchup against ing in their pursuit of a MAC champi th.is season to take them even further. Eastern, the Pioneers battled but onsh.ip as non . conference games are However, the Pioneers fell short with could not pullout the victory. Rob non- applicable in conference ratings. a 6-10-2 record with one game Bailey tied up the game with 11 min Wh.ile the Pioneers were somber after remaining. Unfortunately, Widener utes remaining in the first half but the defeat, the team is one that under- lost eight out of their last ten games Widener surrendered the game-win finishing up 1·5·1 in the ning score with 24 minutes remain Commonwealth. ing. McManus made 17 saves. KANE LEADS WOMEN SOCCER TO Towards the end of the season, Despite fighting through somewhat Widener lost seven straight before of a disappointing season, there were defeating Juniata 4-0. The win was still bright spots, such as strong fresh their th.ird shutout of the season and man support. Freshman Anthony it came in Commonwealth Conference Davis leads the team in goals with 5. BETTER RECORD action. The Pioneers took a 1-0 lead He also added 1 assist for 11 points. in the first half as Anthony Davis Senior Dan Walklett tied in points scored h.is first of two goals on an with Davis, with 4 goals and 3 assists. Finishing 2·16·1 last year, women's soccer did not have much to prove. Due to assist from Jeremy Sprout. Davis Senior Jeremy. Sprout also con high scoring and intense play, the Pioneers finished 5·12, a vast scored h.is second of the game at the tributed with 4 goals and 2 assists for 10 points. improvement. 75-minute mark and Tom Jackson Shafer a VOLLEYBALL team strong enough to more than double their wins of the previous season in h.is first year as head coach for the Widener soc cer program. He came to Widener from Lycoming College, also in the MAC, after spending four seasons as head coach of the men and women's teams. Widener played a competitive Left: schedule, wh.ich included games against 2000·2001 1999 NCAA qualifiers Elizabethtown, Widener the winners of four straight University Girls Commonwealth titles, and Scranton, Volleyball Team the 1999 Middle Atlantic Conference Champion. The Pioneers matched their h.ighest Freshman Brooke Eskilow #22 offensive output of the season of four goals for the second straight game en route to defeating Juniata, 4-1 , in ing Widener to a 2-0 week. She scored Commonwealth Conference action. four goals as Widener matched its high With the victory Widener surpassed last est offensive output of the season in both games. Kane gave Widener a 3-0 en e r Conference game season's win total of two games. Katie all has and lost 1 - 3. Widener played four Kane tied the school record for goals in lead against Neumann and she scored three goals against Juniata, including officially come games 5-15, 15-12, 4-15, 15-17 .. They a game as she fired in a hat trick in to a close. The tried to keep hope alive by winning leading the team to the victory. two in the second half. She has been instrumental in helping Widener sur women have finished their season out the second game and taking the The Pioneers picked up their 5th win with an overall record of 13-11 and fourth game into extra playing time. of the season with a victory over pass last season's win total. Kane (sophomore) finished up the Commonwealth conference record of Widener picked up a pair of victories, Albright. The five goals marked the 1-6. The Pioneers ended their season the Pioneers defeated Neumann and h.ighest offensive output of the season year with 10 goals and 1 assist for 19 poiu"'. Katie Strunk (sophomore) fin with a bang winning 3 of 4 games Philadelph.ia University in consecu for Widener. Kane and Katie Strunk against University of the Sciences in tive games. The two shutout victories each scored a pair of goals, and Lauren ished with 8 goals and 1 assist for 17 points. Also, Junior Lauren Forcina con Philadelphia. -The women won the increased wins by shutout to 10 on Forcina also scored a goal. Fresh.man first two games in sets of 15-1 and 15- the season. The Pioneers picked up goaltender Nicole Checch.i, made six tributed with 4 goals and 1 assist for 9 points.