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Hockey, page 3 Basketball, page 4 ■oodmr.Ocl. 5. 1987 Winter Sports THE BG NEWS Preview Inside Falcon House leers open Friday page 3 Sporting Goods I $5.00 off Cagers anxious to start page 4 ANY PAIR OF ATHLETIC SHOES OVER $30 Sale Items and other discounts Excluded with this coupon Exp. 10/31/87 Returning stars pictured page 6 Athletic Shoes * Apparel * Sweats * Swimwear School Jackets * T-Shirt printing * Sports Equipment 123 S. Main St. Downtown B.G. 352-3610 Steve Martenet says no page 8 We've moved * New Location - Across from Huntlngton Bank
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Edi,or Ron Fritz Copy Editor JudlKopp Men's & Women's Sports Reporter MarcDelph Sports Reporter AndyWoodard Basketball, Special thanks to Chris Sherk, John Farina, Tracy Tajblik, Brad Phalin, Bob Bortel, Nancy Nelson and the production staff and Jan Stubbs and the ad- vertising staff. Gymnastics & Swimming On the cover good luck for an exciting Last season, Bowling Greens women's basketball team went 16-0 in the Mid-American Conference and 27-3 overall. This is the team after it cap- lured the MAC tournament. season! Cover photo by Andraea Dalmas Monday, Oct. 5,1087 leers look to defend title
ByJadiKopp and (Brian) McKee will give these Offense should be good early; three players more ice time." Jerry York was faced with a rebuild- Last season, Paluch had 51 points ing year following the 1984 National defense, goalies need seasoning (13 goals and 38 assists). Juniors Leg- Championship season. gett (three goals and five assists) and Several players graduated and four think we won't be a dominant team and patience for the supporting Rusiecki (two goals and four assists) decided to take their wares to the players like Thad Rusiecki, Alan Leg- have established themselves as "de- professional ranks. Once again, York this year. But we bring in new players gett and Kevin Dahl to mature," he pendable defensemen." Dahl, a so- is faced with the task of replacing key and there are several (veteran players) back," he said. said. "Those three played last year but phomore, returns with two goals and players — not ones who graduated. not on a regular game-to-game basis. six assists from his first season. While the coaching staff anticipated The loss of (Todd) Flichel, (Tom) Pratt Sec Hockey p»g* 5 the losses of co- York said the team's primary captains Iain Dun- strength will be the offensive unit, can and Todd Fli- with five returning members. chel and All- "The team's strength is with Don American goalie Barber, a senior left winger, along Gary Kruzich, the with classmates Brent Regan and loss of juniors Brian Andy Gribble." he said. "Those three McKee and Paul will be joined on the offense by junior Ysebaert may put a Greg Parks and sophomore Nelson strain on the icers 1 Emerson. this season. York After posting an "These five players will be the overall record of 33-10-2 and captur- spearhead of our offense this year," he ing the Central Collegiate Hockey As- said. sociation championship with a 24-6-2 Barber scored 63 points (29 goals record, the icers must rebuild their and 34 assists) last season and is the losses. team's highest scoring returning York said making predictions for the player Emerson is second in points end of the season is difficult. (61) with 26 goals and 35 assists. Parks racked up 50 points last season "The CCHA will be a tough league to with 23 goals and 27 assists. Gribble forecast this season," York said. "We scored 36 points (18 goals and 18 as- will start out the year trying to defend sists) and Regan had 12 goals and 17 our championship, but that is tem- assists for a total of 29 points. pered by the graduation losses of key players such a goaltender Gary Kru- However, York believes inexper- zich and left wing Iain Duncan. Ad- ience in defense and goaltending may ding to those losses are Paul Ysebaert be the team's weakness. and Brian McKee, both of whom had BG Hew* File Photo one year of eligibility left. "Captain Scott Paluch will be a tre- Alan Legget (left) and Scott Paluch (right) add punch to BG's defense "(These) losses have made people mendous leader, but we'll need time *************************************
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ByRonFriti Senior Steve Martenet said the team (6-9). Center Ed Colbert (6-9) will be "They are the foundation for the fu- is ready to start practicing. eligible in January. ture of the program," he said. Entering his first season as Bowling "We're ready to go," he said. "Last Larranaga said he expects these Martenet, who has played against Green's head basketball coach, Jim year, we learned how to win and it felt players to make an impact on the Fal- the freshmen during the fall, said they Larranaga didn't know what to expect. good.'' con basketball program for the next will definitely contribute to the team. He was working with new players Probably the biggest thing lost in four years. Sc« Basketball, page 8 and teaching them a different system BG's successful season last year was — the Falcons were picked to finish its lack of size — an easy thing to over- ninth in the Mid-American Confer- look. ence. Not exactly The Falcons starting lineup had no encouraging for a one over 6-foot-5, by far the smallest first-year head Division I college starting five. coach Larranaga said BG may have solved But by the end of that problem by recruiting two players the season, Larran- 6-9 or better, and no one smaller than aga had the young 6-3. squad battling for the MAC title. BG "We got out-rebounded in 22 of 29 finished 15-14 games last season," Larranaga said. overall and 10-6 in "Overcoming that to have a winning Robinson the conference, season is a tremendous credit to our good for third place. players. They worked hard and Because of the strong finish, the Fal- worked together to bring out the best cons begin practice Thursday, Oct. 15 in one another. with a hint of optimism in the air for the upcoming season. "We felt by getting some size, we "We are anxiously awaiting the start can improve our rebounding and of practice,'' Larranaga said. "We have match up better defensively. All seven a good group of young men who are players recruited are at least 6-3, willing to work extremely hard. which gives us some depth and size." "We have eight returning veterans with enough experience to know our Newcomers to the program include system and the direction our program guards Billy Johnson (6-3), Derek is headed," he said. "We have seven Kizer (6-4), and Joe Moore (6-3); for- freshmen coming in who should fit in wards Brad Morrison (6-6) and Juan well." Street (6-7) and center Dale Turnquist Great Lakes • Great Lakes • Great Lakes • Great Lakes • GREAT LAKES SPORTING GOODS 128 W. Woostcr 354-5555
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Paluch named captain
Scott Paluch was named captain of the 1987-88 hockey team, according to head coach Jerry York. Paluch, a senior from Chicago, III., has lettered three years for the Fal- cons. He succeeds Todd Flichel and Iain Duncan as the BG captains. York said Paluch will fit right into the role. "I expect Scott to be a tremendous leader," York said. Last season, the 6-foot-2, 190-pound defenseman scored 51 points on 13 goals and 38 assists. For his career, Paluch has scored 108 points. This past summer, Paluch participated in the 1987 Olympic Sports Fes- tival.
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BG>«wtFU« Photo Junior Jackie Motycka returns after being MAC most valuable player last season. BG Hewt Flit Photo Senior Steve Martenet averaged 11 points last year.
Andrea Szekely holds numerous BG records, including the butterfly mark. Photo by Brad Phaltn banner '86 seasons
Senior Andy Gribble and the rest of icers look to move forward this year. Photo by Brad Phalln
WOMEH'S BASKETBALL: Last season, Fran Voll's squad posted a per- fect 16-0 Mid-American Conference mark and a school-record 27-3 overall mark. BG won the MAC tournament and gained an automatic berth in the NCAA tournament. Junior Jackie Motycka was the MAC Player of the Year.
MEB'S BASKETBALL: Jim Larranaga's Falcons made the nation's biggest jump last season under a first-year head coach on the Division I level BG finished 15-14 overall and 10-6 in the MAC, good for third place.
HOCKEY: The Falcons won the CCHA title and appeared in the NCAA tournament before bowing out to Harvard. Jerry York's unit has won the CCHA four of the last six years. BG opens Friday at the University of Mi- chigan
SWmWMG: Currently searching for a head coach, the Falcons have been successful in the MAC the past three years. The women have been conference runner-ups since 1981 and the men have finished in the top three the last three years.
GY1UIASTICS: Last season, Charles Simpsons squad was the MAC runner-up and qualified for the NCAA Norhteast Regional for the fourth BG Hewi Flic Photo straight year. Once again, the Falcons are expected to battle for the confer- A member of BG's gymnastic squad is congratulated after her routine ence title. Monday. Oct. 5. 1987 Martenet helps NCAA cause
By Ron Frtti names" have the credentials Martenet Stars in 'Say No To Drugs' ad has. Any other athlete might have just He is a three-year starter for the Fal- said no. But Steve Martenet couldn't "I guess they called the MAC office In addition to Martenet, Anthony cons, last season averaging 11 points. turn down the NCAA when it wanted to ask for names and mine came up," Robinson was selected as a pre-season In his sophomore season, he led the to tape a "Just Say Martenet said. "I've seen the different Street & Smith honorable mention All- league in field goal percentage. No to Drugs" com- versions they have, but I'm not sure American. But where Martenet has earned mercial at his home which one they are going to use." The commercials will appear during many of his honors has been in the this summer. BG head coach Jim Larranaga said NCAA basketball games that are being class room. Martenet was one he was happy to see one of his athletes broadcasted. The finance/legal studies major has of six Mid-American get chosen by the NCAA to do the Martenet said the taping of the a 3.8 grade point average and could Conference athletes commercials. commercial "didn't take too long." become the first MAC athlete to be a chosen to appear in "I was extremely pleased to see two Rhodes Scholar. the ads. The 6-foot-5 of my players, both seniors, get recog- "We finished the whole thing in Last season, he was an Academic senior taped the nition in the off-season," the second- about 10 takes," he said. "It was nice. All-American. commercial in the year BG mentor said. "I think we I'm surprised I was chosen ■, there are Martenet Entering his senior season, it's hard middle of August in opened up some eyes to our program other bigger names in the MAC." for Martenet not to be excited. Mansfield. after last season." However, none of the "bigger "I can't wait for the season to start," he said. "I'm very optimistic. Last year, we learned how to win, Now, we want more." Gome Have A Chal With ••• i® From Basketball, page 4 "They are a good class of ball JEANIE players," Martenet said. "The sooner they pick up Coach Larranaga s system the better we will be as a team. They are all good. They can play." Add the freshmen to the returning cast, which includes four starters, and you see why Larranaga and his staff are anxious for Oct. 15. Returning starters include 6-5 senior Anthony Robinson at off-guard, where he averaged 13.4 points last season. He is a Street & Sm/thpre-season honorable mention All-American. Martenet, 6-5 forward, averaged 11 points last season. Also, 5-8 junior Joe Gregory (9.7 points) returns at point guard and 6-5 junior Lamon Pippin (9.9) comes back at forward. In addition, Scott Kalish, 5-9 junior, will add experience at point guard, 6-8 Let JEANIE® TALK you through your junior Dan Raupp brings size to the center position and 6-4 sophomore next bank machine transactions. Pop Jennings will return at forward Senior James Tyler. 6-5, started 14 games last season for BG. According to Larranaga, the team Visit our newest location: hasn't set goals yet for this season, but 1155 North Main that there is always one priori BG's basketball program "Our one goal alwoys is to continue Other convenient locations: to improve from day-to-day, gar game, year-to-year," he salr!. This ion "300 South Main year, we will sit dowi. establish new team goi coming sea. The Falcons > home Nov. 30 agaii The I State HoiiicSmiiifis MAC season won't begin until Jan 6, • Ball Slate. Monday. Oel. 5. 1987 Voll expects improvement ByH.rcD.Iph The others have a new challenge. It's a "I told her I want her to have as Top returners include 6-1 forward new year and we good a year as she had as a sopho- Megan McGuire, BG's sixth person After a 27-3 season and 16-0 run always want to go more," Voll said of Motycka. "I think who was third on the team in scoring through the Mid-American Confer- after a conference this year we will be able to help her with an 8.0 average. McGuire, who ence, coach Fran Voll will be hard championship.' out, from a standpoint that we can came on to spark the Falcons on pressed to continue the steady Im- The Falcons will take pressure off of her. She shoots the countless occasions last year, also provement that has marked the Bowl- definitely be one of ball so well. She does some things that averaged 5.6 rebounds per game. As a ing Green women's basketball pro- the favorites, return- are unassuming. We sit back and junior, she should figure into Voll's gram the past three years. ing nine letterwin- marvel at all the points she scores then starting unit. ners. BG also has we wonder how she got them." However, there are many other But Voll thinks he has a team up to three returning star- players with the same intention. the task. ters, led by MAC von The other two returners are 6-2 "I like the fact that we have some Player of the Year, center Dawn Eastman and 5-3 point experienced players coming back," "Each year is a new year," said Voll, Jackie Motycka. guard Paulette Backstrom. Eastman, a Voll said. "Now we have to find that MAC Coach of the Year who is enter- Motycka led the Falcons with 19 2 senior, averaged 6.9 points and 4.6 certain chemistry that we had last ing his fourth campaign. "For our ol- points and 6.8 rebounds per game last rebounds per outing. Backstrom, a year. I think we have a lot of unk- der players, this is going to be the end year. The 6-0 junior forward is a two- junior, started 27 games with a 5.0 nowns, but I think we have a nice nu- of the line. The great thing is last year's time member of the A1I-MAC first scoring average and three assists per cleous to work with." seniors went out as MAC champions team. game. Set Cagcrs, page 10
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L 2D nmt Tiwic f umWo sou? lrJ-fdfcl&.lM|Qf35:450,000 n c H ?b I m CMLU | From Cagcn, page 9 —~"——^—— Frosh to contribute Other top returners are senior and first team All-MAC performer. guards Wendi Huntley and Chris McGuire is the leading candidate to By Hue Delph "For our size, we have ample foot Mossing, both three-time Ietterwin- fill Coe's spot, while Thompson, 5-10, speed," Voll said. "We have as ners. The sophomore trio of centers and Gorman could also figure to play Bowling Green women's basket- much or more good speed as we Angle Bonner and and Jo Motter and small forward. ball fans will be looking up at this had in the past. We're a bigger team forward Tecca Thompson add addi- Dawn Brown at off-guard was BG's year's freshman class - literally. as lineup possibilities. . .there are tional experience. Bonner, 6-2, was other starter lost to graduation. Brown some real good possibilities." named to the MAC's All-Freshman averaged over seven points and three The three recruits coach Fran team. rebounds per game. McGuire will also Voll introduced to BG's most suc- Voll has been leaning toward the "We also have some young kids be tested at off-guard, which would cessful program in 1986 average bigger players in all three of his re- coiming into our program that will give the Falcons a dominant advan- nearly six feet. They are forwards cruiting classes. His first class fea- bolster our competition situation," tage in height. Chris Mossing and Vick Heather Finfrock, 6-0, and Traci tured All-Mid-American Conference Voll said. will also vie for the off-guard spot. Gorman, 6-1, and guard-forward forward Jackie Morycka, who The Falcons have three freshmen "I'm real interested to see how well Erin Vick, 5-10. stands 6-0. Also in the junior class coming up, all coming off outstanding our kids can do," Voll said. "We have is Megan McGuire, whom Voll said high school careers. All three gained kids who can contribute from top to But in recruiting, Voll said he added an inch in the offseason and All-Ohio recognition. bottom. We have kids who have done isn't going to substitute speed for now stands 6-1. Traci Gorman and Heather Finfrock some things this summer and have size. In his very-successful game Last year, Voll brought in the are a pair of 6-0 forwards, while Erin improved." plan, both entities are needed. Sec Froth, page 11 Vick, from nearby Maumee High One thing is certain, most BG bas- School, is a 5-10 guard-forward. Voll ketball fans no longer file into Ander- said all three could see plenty of play- son Arena late in the women's game ing time this season. in order to get a good seat for the The Falcons must replace the out- men's contest. Falcon fans now come side shooting touch and leadership of early and stay late. the departed Stephanie Coe. As a BG was ranked in the top 50 by the senior, Coe averaged 18 8 points and NCAA for attendance at women's bas- 5.8 rebounds per game. Coe was ketball games, based on the four single named tournament MVP when her game which did not prelude a men's last-second shot delivered the Falcons game. to a MAC tourney title and into the "I know that's a good situation for NCAA tournament last March. She us," Voll said. "It's always nice to play was also an Academic All-American in Anderson Arena." irs, One Price! Buy a pair of regular prescription eyeglasses and a pair of prescription sunglasses all at one low price! Choose from our wide variety of selected plastic frames with glass or scratch coated plastic lenses, round or flat top 25mm bifocals or tinted lenses. Oversize, high power, photochromatic and specialty bifocals and trifocals are priced slightly higher. 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American Conference championships, favorites at the MAC be Trost, who was a "walk-on" last Hillman performed consistently Bowling Green gymnastics team has championships. year. In the Pittsburgh meet, she ear- throughout the whole season a year their sights set on the conference "The MAC is com- ned a 9.6 for her performance on the ago and capped it off with a school re- crown this season. ing back to Ohio balance beam and a 37.15 in the all- cord-tying 9.2 on the uneven parallel The reason the Falcons are looking after two years in around to set two school records. bars. The mark equalled former All- to u\e top is because they return the Michigan and one Simpson also said seniors Gretchen MAC performer Julie Bender Cleary's main core of last year's team, includ- year in Illinois. (II) Van Haitsma and Maria DeChiara record set during the 1981 -82 season. ing senior Kim Trost, who holds two will be at Kent State have performed well in the early prac- However, the team will be without school records, and All-MAC perfor- this year," Simpson tices this year. Both were hampered Vicki Farrar, who injured her knee on mers Suzanne Bell and Lisa Hillman. said. "Our goal is to Simpson by injuries for most of last year. the floor exercise at the NCAA regional win the MAC and In addition, Simpson said two other championships at Ohio State in St. After an 8-4 overall record and 6-0 it's going to be hard to win at Kent, but major factors on the team will be Bell John Arena last April. She had off- in the MAC regualar season a year ago, we should do well." and Hillman. Bell said last year she See Gymnastics, page 12 From Frosh, page 10 team's biggest player, 6-2 center Angie Bonner as well as 6-0 center Jo Motter. VERY Half of BG's players stand 6-0 or taller. Gorman led her Delphos St. John's High School team to the state cham- DIFFICULT pionship last season and was named Class A Player of the Year. She was named all-district team all four years in high school, as well as playing on the AAU Junior Olympic Team in that MAYBE span. She possesses an outstanding out- side shooting touch and averaged 21 points per game EVEN "A Traci Gorman, with her size, can be a solid help to our program," Voll said. "Not to mention Erin Vick and Heather Finfrock." Finfrock, from Riverside High NEXT School in DeGraff, was also an all-state performer, who figures to add strength to BG's front line in the future. Finfrock led Riverside to four league championships and two districts titles (• during her high school career. As a senior, she averaged 16.5 points and 10 rebounds while setting school re- cords for rebounds in a season (248), career (864) and field goal shooting in IMPOSSIBLE a season (.590). Finfrock was named District IX Co-Player of the Year in '87 The obove is a description of what ii will be like trying to see Falcon while earning a spot on the Associated Hockey without an All-Sports Pass There will be a limited number o! All- Press All-Ohio team. Sports Passes sold and they are available at the Memorial Hall Ticket Office Pass-holders have a two-day priority over non-pass-holders lor ticket pickup, Vick averaged over 21 points per meaning the possibility ol being shut out of tickets is very real. The All- game at nearby Maumee High School. She was named league MVP and ear- Sports Pass is the BGSU student's best ticket bargain one low price good ned second team All-Ohio honors last lor hockey, lootball and basketball and you can charge it to your bursar's year. An outstanding all-around ath- account No cash needed lete, Vick was also named all- Don't wait until hockey starts to get an All-Sports Pass It might be toe northwest Ohio and was a member of late For more information call the Office of Athletic Promotion-- 372-7093 the all-district seven basketball team.