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The La Salle Explorer, Vol. 7 No. 5 La Salle University La Salle University La Salle University Digital Commons The La Salle Explorer University Publications 4-1990 The La Salle Explorer, Vol. 7 No. 5 La Salle University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.lasalle.edu/lasalle_explorer Recommended Citation La Salle University, "The La Salle Explorer, Vol. 7 No. 5" (1990). The La Salle Explorer. 10. https://digitalcommons.lasalle.edu/lasalle_explorer/10 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at La Salle University Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The La Salle Explorer by an authorized administrator of La Salle University Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE LA SALLE EXPLORER VOL. VII. NO. 5,____________________________________________________________ APRIL/MAY 1990 Simmons Unanimous Player-Of-The-Year The dream of every young athlete is to one day rise to the top of his sport, to be noticed and recognized for a job well done. Lionel Simmons, who had this very same dream while growing up on the playgrounds of South Philadelphia, has seen the dream come true. Two weeks after the La Salle season ended with a heartbreaking loss to Clemson in the second round of the NCAA tourna­ ment, Simmons continued to reap the awards brought about by a spectacular senior season on the hardwood. In recent weeks, the L-Train has copped well as in the classroom. Gary Payton of career at 20th and Olney. As a freshman, many of the top college basketball awards Oregon State was runner-up for the award. Simmons averaged 20.3 points per game in in the country. The following is a list of Simmons joins past winners such as Sean a starting role with the Explorers. Those Player of the Year awards that Simmons has Elliot (1989), Danny Manning (1988), numbers increased when Simmons was a received: AP, UPI, Joe Lapchick/Basket- Michael Jordan (1984) and Larry Bird sophomore as he averaged 23.3 points. As a ball Hall of Fame, Eastman Kodak, U.S. (1979). junior, Simmons put up his highest offen­ Basketball Writers Association/Mercedes sive numbers, scoring at a 28.4 points per Benz, World Almanac, Naismith, Dick Simmons, who averaged 26.5 points and game clip. Vitale/ESPN, Cawood Leford Productions 11.1 rebounds a game last season, was also of Lexington, Kentucky, the Metro Atlan­ named to numerous All-American Teams. The awards are nice, satisfying even, but tic Athletic Conference and the Philadel­ He was named to the first team of these not all of Lionel Simmons’ dreams have phia Big 5 Player of the Year. It was the All-American teams: John R. Wooden, come true just yet. All Simmons has to do is third consecutive year that Simmons was National Association of Basketball keep dreaming until June. Then, when the the MAAC and Big 5 recipient. Coaches(NABC), AP, UPI, US Basketball NBA draft begins, that dream will more Writers Association, World Almanac, The than likely be realized within the first ten The 6'6" forward also joined some high National, Basketball Times, Basketball selections. company when he was named the winner of Weekly, and Scripps-Howard. the 14th annual John R. Woodenaward, the —MARK KRAJNAK most prestigious award in the country. The In his senior season for the Explorers, Wooden Award is given to the college Simmons became the third-leading scorer basketball player who best exemplified the in NCAA Division I history as he compiled NCAA student-athlete role on the court as 3,217 points throughout his outstanding Growing Pains For The Explorers Coming off Bob Vivian’s first season as 20-4. Junior Dave Mastropietro led the have been in the Explorers top five batting coach of the La Salle baseball team, a Explorers that day by going three for three for most of the season. season in which the Explorers went 24-20 with two homeruns and three RBIs. On the pitching front, sophomore Jeff and won the MAAC, optimism was in Mastropietro and DeVincent have led La excess for the current season. Unfortunate­ LaPorta has been the workhorse of the staff. Salle in hitting for much of the season. As of He has pitched almost fifteen innings more ly, things have not gone as well as was this writing, Mastropietro is leading the hoped. The 1990 edition of the Explorers is than his closest competitor. He has the most victories on the staff and is also among the a very young one featuring only three team in batting average and stolen bases seniors and six juniors. Because of the and is tied for the team lead in homeruns. MAAC South and Philadelphia leaders in team’s youth, there is no doubt that the He is also among the MAAC South and that category. He also is among the leaders Explorers will steadily improve with age. Philadelphia area leaders in batting and in strikeouts. Gary Roberts has also been homers. DeVincent is third on the team in In some cases, they already have. strong by leading in ERA and pitching the batting, is tied for the lead in homers and only shutout on the team. Besides his La Salle began the year on a good note by leads La Salle in runs batted in. pitching efforts, Roberts is also leading La winning its first two games of the season as Salle in hitting at this juncture (with Two newcomers who have definately part of a week-long tournament at Florida one-third less at-bats than others in the top made an impact have been a pair of Atlantic University. However, since that five). As of this writing, senior Mike freshmen, Dan Karbach and M.J. Lewin. start, the Explorers have proven to be a bit O’Connor was leading the Explorers in Karbach, from Cherry Hill East High inconsistent, sprinkling a few wins around saves and was among the MAAC South School, is second on La Salle in hits and is a pair of losing streaks. leaders in saves. leading in doubles. Lewin, from Cherry Their best stretch of the year came in Hill W est High School, is third on the team —MARK HATOFF early April when they won three out of four in homeruns and second in runs batted in. games against Philadelphia rival St. Both players are hitting above .300 and Joseph’s 18-6 and MAAC foes Fairfield (2-0) and St. Peter’s (5-4). Junior Gary Roberts was instrumental in two of those wins as he pitched a seven inning complete game against Fairfield and picked up the save against St. Peter’s (a game he started at third base by going 2 for 4 with an RBI). For his efforts, Roberts was named the MAAC South Pitcher of the Week. The victory over St. Joseph’s was the Explorers’ second largest winning margin of the season. Junior Rich DeVincent had the game of games that day by collecting four hits in four at-bats with a double, two homeruns, two walks, three runs scored and eight RBIs. La Salle’s biggest victory of the season came against Spring Garden by a score of DeVincent gives Explorers hope for the future Softball Readies To Defend MAAC Title When the 1989 softball season drew to a coach Rick Pohlig appears to have readied his close, the La Salle Explorer squad sat in the Explorers for the challenge. They have cruised most enviable of positions among their peers. to victory this season, registering wins in the They were the 1989 Metro Atlantic Athletic double figures, while the losses have been few Conference Champions. After surviving an and far between. intense four-game card, two games of which were decided by one run, the Exploreres The Explorers strengths are numerous, but lie surfaced to the top to become the best in the mostly in the arm of sophomore hurler Andrea MAAC. En route to their crowning La Salle Huck. The Glen Burnie, Maryland, pitching snuffed the hopes of the Fordham Lady Rams, standout has a 0.98 through 21 games, with 78 the host Army Cadets and the Fairfield Lady strikeouts. Huck is joined on the mound by Stags, who drew the unfortunate task of facing junior Kate Carroll, who has equally as impres­ the Blue and Gold twice. sive numbers. At the conclusion of the tournament, five La Offensively, the La Salle line-up runs deep Salle players were named to the All-MAAC with hitting talent. Senior captain Pam Sawyer team. They were Pam Sawyer, Sandy Davis, has been a model of consistency, hitting at a Mary McGrath, Toni D‘Allesandro and Karen Sawyer prepares for steal attempt .367 clip. Complementing her in the power Boylan. department have been junior Mary McGrath In 1990, the MAAC Championship returns to and freshman Kelli McGahey. McGrath leads But as clear as these memorable visions of Patriot Park in Allentown, PA., after a one-year the team in homeruns and RBI’s, while as just a prowess are, the La Salle Explorers must hiatus, thus giving La Salle the dual role of host freshman, McGahey has established herself as a remember that 1990 is a new year and passions and defending champion. The dates are set for hitter (.300) and a base stealer (14-15). are running high with the knowledge that a new April 27-29 with an 11-team double-elimina­ The talent is evident in 1990, as is the champion will soon be crowned. This season, tion format. ten other MAAC teams will be vying for the possibility of a repeat crowning.
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