THE RETRIEVER SPORTS October 24, 1995 PAGE 17 UMBC In Position for BSC Bye From SECOND, Page 16 starters throughout overtime, and the him to miss the previous match game ended in a tie, the second straight against Radford. A few minutes later, after eighty tie for the Spartans who tied third-place "Virginia's the premier program in minutes of play, sophomore midfielder Radford earlier in the week. the country and we have a long way Ted Lawler, UMBC's leading scorer, Solidly entrenched in second place, to go be a program like that," Caringi was taken down from behind on the the Retrievers must defeat Liberty reasoned on Saturday, "but it's a great left side about twenty yards from the next Friday at UMBC Stadium to re- learning experience for our players. Spartan goaline, giving the Dogs a free tain their first round tournament bye. It's a win-win situation from my kick by Kremer from the left. Kremer If UNC-Greensboro was somehow standpoint because they're getting a sent the ball in front of the net, and upset next week by 7th place chance to compete against the best." after a missed shot and bouncing off Winthrop, the Dogs could finish in The only Big South contest the two UNC-Greensboro defenders, jun- first by virtue of tiebreakers, but a Retrievers have lost this year was at ior Derek Phillips was able to some- loss or a tie would probably mean a Coastal Carolina when they were how force the ball in to tie the game third place finish, and no bye. "As without their two leading scorers, for his fourth goal of the year. long as you have the bye, that's the Lawler and Kremer. Kremer missed Both teams then proceeded to thing that really helps," said Caringi, that game due to a red card suspen- waste opportunities before the game "It just gives you an extra day off." sion, while Lawler was ill. went into the two mandatory fifteen Earlier in the week, UMBC played This season UMBC has now minute overtime periods. By that perhaps the most nationally visible played the nation's number one time, play was getting more and more game in its history, taking on the pre- ranked team, Virginia; and the num- sloppy as players continued to slip mier soccer program in the nation at ber four team, , and despite in the mud. "The field was a factor, Virginia. They were shut out 3-0, but losing by a combined 4-0 score, those it was almost like ice skating from could take some positives from the are the kind of games that will all the rain," said Caringi. game, when you consider they were toughen the team for tournament ac- Matthew Gannon / Retriever Staff Despite the slick conditions and the without Kremer, arguably their best tion. And after Saturday night, the Scott Norton and the rest of the Dog defense held the first place team in the Big South scoreless 120 total minutes of play, both player, and goalie Norton was recov- team now knows they can play with for over 100 minutes of play on Saturday. coaches basically stayed with their ering from a knee injury that forced anybody in the Big South. Retrievers Even,With BIG SOUTH MEN'S SOCCER COMPOSITE SCHECJUIES Big South Statistics UMBC Retrievers Oct.21 HIGH POINT W, 7-1 vs. East Carolina (at MSM) Oct.27 at UMBC* Hitting Percentage W, 7-0 vs. MD-Eastern Shore (at One Win, One Loss MSM) UNC-Asheville Bulldogs Plaver GP K Err TA Pet L, 1-0 MARYLAND-COLLEGE W.2-1 UNC-WILMINGTON From STRUGGLE, Page 16 On Tuesday against Towson State, PARK L, 2-1 at Kentucky W, 3-1 WOFFORD Stacy Meadows.UNCG .354 the Retrievers and the Tigers went L, 4-2 atDrexel 60 191 34 443 W, 3-1 at Howard W.2-1 COASTAL CAROLINA* Tammy Tindall,UNCG 47 127 30 293 .331 raising their hitting accuracy to 32%, back and forth throughout the match, L, 3-2 DELAWARE W, 1-0 APPY STATE Cally Geiger,UNCA 77 214 65 461 .323 the highest of the match. In the each winning a game then losing the W, 1-0 MOUNT ST. MARY'S W, 5-4 at Stetson W, 6-1 at Charleston Sthn.* W, 2-0 at Georgia Sthn. Dana Eberly.UMBC 76 219 70 474 .314' match, Lanae Baker led the team with next, to finish tied at two games a W, 1-0 WINTHROP* L, 1-0 UNC-GREENSBORO* Lisa Cline, UMBC 74 254 80 589 .295 59 assists, 13 digs, and two aces, piece. In the first game, a 15-7 win for W, 2-1 UNC-ASHEVILLE* W, 1 -0 at Virginia Commonwealth helping UMBC to raise its mark to L, 2-0 at U.S. Naval Academy L, 2-1 at UMBC* UMBC, the offense executed their L, 2-1 at Coastal Carolina* L, 1-0 at Radford* 16-7. Fellow freshmen Megan plays, and their hitting percentage W, 5-0 WEST VIRGINIA W, 3-2 at Charleston Southern Kills Per Game McNamara, and Lisa Cline, UPS' (kills minus errors divided by total W, 2-1 at Radford* L.2-0 LIBERTY* L, 3-0 at Virginia L.4-3 MARSHALL Plaver GP K Avg Female Athlete-of-the-Month for chances) was high enough (28%) to T, 1-1 UNC-GREENSBORO* Oct. 16 at East Carolina September, led the defense with 17 keep the Tigers off-balance. Oct.24 at St. Francis Oct. 17 at Oct.27 LIBERTY* Oct.21 CATAWBA Lisa Cline,UMBC 74 254 3.53 and 23 digs a piece to go with Cline's In the second game, a 15-13 loss, Oct.25 at Georgia State Leeana Miller,LU 82 266 3.24 24 kills. the percentage fell to 8.7%, as their Charleston Southern Buccaneers UNC-Greensboro Spartans Anne Jackson,RU 82 261 3.18 The match was closer than the score kills edged their errors, 12-8. Errors L, 2-0 vs. Georgia State W, 2-0 at VMI L, 1-0 at SC-Spartanburg Stacy Meadows,UNCG 60 191 3.18 . ,j suggests, and had only a few things were up for both teams in the second L.3-1 STETSON T, 1-1 CAMPBELL Kim OsborneiJNCA 81 251 3.10 gone the way of the Retrievers, they and third game, a 15-10 win for L, 2-0 APPALACHIAN ST. L, 2-0 vs. James Madison L, 5-0 at Clemson W, 5-2 at Richmond may have notched a win against the UMBC, as both teams began to play L, 5-0 at Liberty* W, 2-1 at Liberty* team to beat in the Big South. better against each other. L, 5-2 at UNC-Wilmington W, 2-1 vs. Vanderbilt L.6-1 UMBC* L, 2-1 vs. South Alabama Assists Per Game L, 2-0 JACKSONVILLE W, 1-0 vs. South Florida Plaver GP Ast Avg L, 3-0 at Central Florida W, 2-1 at Florida Intern'1. L, 5-1 vs. Stetson W, 1-0 at UNC-Asheville* L,3-2 UNC-ASHEVILLE* W, 1-0 COASTAL CAROLINA* L.Smith,UNCA 82 906 11.05 L, 8-2 at UNC-Greensboro* W, 4-1 VIRGINIA TECH W, 8-2 CHARLESTON STHN.* L.Gremillion.UNCG 59 624 10.58 L, 2-0 EAST CAROLINA L, 6-0 VIRGINIA COMMON- T, 3-3 at Radford* LaNae Baker,UMBC 74 708 9.57 WEALTH T, 1-1 at UMBC* Ashley Fletcher.LU 84 755 8.99' Oct. 17 at Winthrop* Oct.25 WINTHROP* ...1 -vr 74 633 8'.55 Ocfl24raiRiiferftfi^->ia JK iWM(|«llS^PiJh>£>JIAl!i$3ii Ui*** C.Pawlyk,CCU Oct.25 at Coastal Carolina*' Oct.28 WOFFORD W, 3-0 vs. Mercer Coastal Carolina Chanticleers T, 1-1 DAVIDSON Digs Per Game W, 3-0 vs. Mercer W, 4-1 Georgia Southern laver GP Digs.Avg W, 4-1 at Central Florida L, 4-2 at Appalachian St. W,6-l MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY W, 6-2 vs. Howard L, 3-1 DAYTON W, 1-0 at Winthrop* E.Gallagher,UNCG 59 211 3.58 W, 2-1 UNC-WILMINGTON W, 4-2 at Liberty* W,6-0 PFE1FFER Courtney Tucker,NCA L, 2-1 at UNC-Asheville* 82 295 3.56 W, 3-0 vs. Alabama A&M W, 3-0 at VMI Latisha Brewer,LU 81 260 3.21 W, 1 -0 at South Alabama W, 1-0 UNC-ASHEVILLE* W,4-l VIRGINIA TECH Kandace Kessel,CSU 74 216 2.91 W, 11-1 S.CAROLINA-AIKEN L, 1-0 at UNC-Greensboro* L, 2-1 UMBC* A. Bambenek,CCU 76 201 2.64 W, 6-0 PEMBROKE STATE Oct. 15 at North Carolina W, 2-1 UMBC* Oct. 18 UNC-GREENSBORO* W, 5-1 WINTHROP* Oct.21 CHARLESTON STHN.* W, 2-1 at Liberty* Oct.25 at James Madison Oct. 18 at Jacksonville Oct.28 at Coastal Carolina* Oct.21 EAST CAROLINA Oct.25 CHARLESTON STHN.* Oct.28 RADFORD* W, 2-1 JACKSONVILLE Upcoming Athletic Events W, 4-2 Liberty Flames L, 3-1 vs. Florida Atlantic Tuesday, October 24th L, 4-1 at Campbell L,7-0 FURMAN Men's Soccer at St Francis (PA), 3 P.M. L, 2-0 at Virginia Commonwealth W, 1-0 atWofford T, 1-1 VANDERBILT L, 2-0 at North Carolina Wednesday, October 25th L, 2-1 UNC-GREENSBORO* L, 1-0 RADFORD* VOLLEYBALL VS. DREXEL, 7 P.M. W, 5-0 CHARLESTON STHN.* L, 3-0 at Virginia Tech L, 2-1 at Virginia L, 1-0 at UMBC* Friday, October 27th L, 3-0 at Appalachian St. W, 4-2 at MD-Eastern Shore MEN'S SOCCER VS. LIBERTY, 7 RM. W, 2-1 at East Carolina L, 3-0 LIBERTY* Volleyball at Liberty, 7:30 P.M L.4-2 RADFORD* L, 5-1 at Coastal Carolina* W, 7-0 THE CITADEL W, 3-2 APPALACHIAN ST. W, 3-0 at Winthrop* Oct. 18 CHARLESTON STHN.* Saturday, October 28th W.2-0 at UNC-Asheville* Oct.22 SHENANDOAH WOMEN'S SOCCER VS. FAIRFIELD, 7 P.M. Todd Vanderdonck / Retriever Staff L.2-1 COASTAL CAROLINA* Oct.25 at UNC-Greensboro* Volleyball at Radford, 1 P.M. Circe Thompson and LaNae Baker go for a block against one of Oct. 18 at Wake Forest Oct.28 at UNC-Asheville* Men's & Women's Cross-Country at Big South Championships UNC-Greensboro's toughest hitters.

CLub SpoRts SchebuLes • Club SpoRts SchebuLes CREW CLUB beating arch-rival Johns Hopkins by over UMBC Crew entered two boats in the BOWLING CLUB held on Monday and Wednesday in ing new members for the a minute with a time of 22:12. Not want- mixed eights, each comprised of four FA 451 at 5 P.M., and Thursday at spring semester. Anyone is The UMBC Crew Club con- ing to be outdone, the women's novice males and four females (many of The UMBC Bowling Club cur- 8:15 P.M. in Gym I, and Sunday at 2 welcome to come out to prac- tinued to show their strength eight also put in a strong performance, whom had raced earlier in the day). rently holds practices on Tuesday P.M. in Gym I. Call Benson for more tice MWF from 5-7 P.M., or this fall by winning three races edging Hopkins in 24:21 to take second Both boats rowed well, taking 5th nights and is prepared for our first information at 715-8759. call Tina at xl616. at the Head of the Patapsco place in their event. and 6th places. tournament on November 11th. If Regatta. The weekend also The novice boats were followed by a At the end of the day, the tradi- you are interested, please call Tony WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL OTHER CLUBS marked the debut of the UMBC UMBC "varsity" entrance that was put tional dunking of the winning cox- atxl648NOW!. boat trailer, prepared for race- together on the spot to take advan- swains and coach Dave Rosen into The Women's Volleyball Club is The Women's Field day through the heroic efforts tage of a rearrangement of race the river occurred. "I really don't SPORT KARATE CLUB practicing every Sunday in Gym I Hockey club is still in exist- of the Physical Plant. Team schedules due to the weather. Al- mind," said Rosen, "they can do it from 4-6 P.M. Anyone interested in ence (yes, it does exist) and member Ross Manges pro- though this group had never rowed every time they win. I hope they get The Sport Karate club has been in joining the club should contact Tera will soon be holding their vided the towing vehicle at the together, they posted a respectable to throw me in [as often as possible]." existence for three years. Recently, at x8712 or Becky at x8605. first practice. For more infor- last minute. time of 20:53 to place third in their the club has begun tog row quickly, mation, rush to your phone Race conditions were far event. MEN'S VOLLEYBALL filling with many new faces for the WOMEN'S RUGBY and call Alena at x 185 3. from ideal, as a tidal wave of This demonstration set the stage upcoming semesters. The new team The Frisbee rain was dumped on the row- for the domination ahead. The men's The UMBC Men's Volleyball Club is filled with a good mix of seasoned Last Saturday's game against Old club needs YOU! Call Chris ers all morning long, but this four charged through the course and is off to a great start this year despite veterans from the 1994 team whose Dominion was canceled due to rain, at (301)371-8422 for lots of was not enough to dampen the won their event in 19:53, defeating some early practice schedule prob- black belt team went on to place third however the club is anxiously await- information. Come out and spirits or lessen the power of Lafayette, St. Johns and Loyola, and lems. Funded by the SGA, the club at the Northeastern Collegiate Con- ing October 21st when they play have some ultimate fun! the club. "The weather was posting a better time than the hated will take the court for the first time ference. arch-rival Johns Hopkins. Fencing and Field miserable, but our rowing was Hopkins boat in a different event. The on October 28th at a College Park The new team is also filled with As a fundraiser this semester, Hockey are also in full superb," said coach Dave women's novice four also won their tournament. After last year's ninth many new talented women. Self-de- Women's Rugby will be putting on a swing and slash and are Rosen, "Our equipment held race, in a time of 21:51, which was place finish at nationals, the club an- fense and weapons are being taught "Battle of the Bands" in December. looking for interested mem- together, and our novices really the fastest women's four time for the ticipates great success and action this year for anyone not interested in More information will be provided bers. For fencing, call Steve made it work for them." day; even surpassing the "varsity" packed games this year, filled with competing. Everyone is welcome to when it is available. Hoffman at 741-5302, for The men's novice eight-man boats of Loyola and Hopkins. hard hits and great blocks. Come join or simply to attend practice. If anyone is still interested in com- call Darin at boat opened the day with a win, In the last race of the day, the check out the next home game. Come out and see us. Practices are ing out to play, the club is still seek- 675-8695.

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