The Detroit News September 14, 2003 Sunday Two dot Edition SPORTS; Pg. 11C Findlay drubs Wayne State Scott Harrison for two touchdowns and ran 34 With three minutes left in the first yards for another for Mercyhurst DETROIT -- Wayne State failed to half, Wayne State junior kicker (2-0, 1-0). score a touchdown Saturday and Greg Gundersen made a 38-yard lost 19-3 to Findlay in its Great field goal for the Warriors' only Northern quarterback Kyle Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic points. Swenor ran 1 yard for a score and Conference opener. had 370 yards passing on a 24- Senior Craig Duppong led Wayne for-46 day, but threw two inter- Findlay scored first, when on State running with 91 yards on 23 ceptions. Northern is 0-2, 0-1. fourth down, running back Robert carries. Campbell scored on a 5-yard run. Ashland 24, (at) Northwood 21: Findlay extended its lead to 12-0 More GLIAC Ashland (1-2, 1-1) scored twice in the second quarter when quar- on fumble recoveries. Reggie terback Kevin Crooks scored a 1- Saginaw Valley State 34, (at) Graham threw two touchdown yard touchdown on a keeper. The Michigan Tech 32: Mark Ra- passes for Northwood (0-2, 0-1). Oilers went for a two-point con- dlinski passed for two touch- version because of an earlier downs and ran for two others for MIAA missed extra point, but failed. Saginaw Valley (2-0, 1-0), ranked No. 5 in NCAA Division II. Olivet 21, (at) Ohio Wesleyan 0: Findlay put the game out of reach Mick Faasen rushed for 164 in front of 2,325 fans with a long Radlinski was 18-for-33 for 325 yards, including a 1-yard touch- drive. The Oilers converted on yards, including second-quarter down with 4:47 left, for Olivet (2- fourth-and-11, and Crooks TD passes of 63 yards to Stan 0). Ohio Wesleyan is 0-1. scored on a 1-yard keeper. Spencer and 44 yards to Ruvell Martin. Adrian 24, (at) Defiance 21: Crooks was 10-for-15 passing for Adam Tubaro completed 14-of-26 131 yards. He ran for 46 yards Chris Lomasney ran for 217 passes for 241 yards and two with the two touchdowns. Camp- yards on 46 carries, a Sherman touchdowns to lead Adrian (2-0). bell had 127 yards on 27 carries. Field record, for Tech (1-1, 1-1). Defiance is 0-2. Wayne State had only 232 yards of total offense to Findlay's 403. (At) Grand Valley State 40, Ferris (At) Wheaton 35, Alma 24: Chad State 10: Michael Tennessee ran Bradley threw for a score and ran "We moved the ball, we just didn't for a score and caught a 69-yard for another for Wheaton (1-0). play well enough on offense," pass from Cullen Finnerty for Josh Brehm threw for two scores Wayne State Coach Steve Kazor another. Finnerty had two TD and ran for 125 yards for Alma (0- said. "I thought we played well on passes for Grand Valley (2-0, 1- 1). defense, special teams played 0). Ferris is 1-1, 0-1. well, I just think offensively we (At) Hope 26, DePauw 14: Dan didn't get the job done." (At) Indianapolis 31, Hillsdale 10: Bloemers ran for 167 yards and Matt Kohn passed for 347 yards two touchdowns for Hope (1-1). Neither team could score in the and three touchdowns, and ran DePauw is 1-1. third quarter. Wayne State for 100 yards and one TD for In- missed a field-goal attempt. dianapolis (2-0, 1-0). (At) Kalamazoo 28, Wabash 21: Findlay drove inside the Warriors' Dwight White ran for 119 yards 1-yard line, but turned the ball Hillsdale (0-2, 0-1) scored on a and three touchdowns for Kala- over on downs. 23-yard pass from Bill Skelton to mazoo (1-0), including the winner Keith Record. with 2:32 left. Wabash is 0-1. "They're (Findlay) are a big physical team, but we still have (At) Mercyhurst 41, Northern to overcome that," Kazor said. Michigan 29: Jeff Nowling threw CompetitivEdge 1-888-881-EDGE www.clipresearch.com Electronic Clipping Duluth News-Tribune September 14, 2003 Sunday SPTS Local Names and News CYCLING Nucech had 16 kills and five men's team title Saturday at blocks. the Lester Park Invitational Swanson cruises to Fat Tire college meet at Lester Park win The ninth-ranked Bulldogs Golf Course. knocked off 12th-ranked Min- Doug Swanson of Minne- nesota State-Mankato 30-23, Winterfeld won the men's 8- tonka, Minn., set a course re- 30-25 and 30-21 as Greta kilometer race in 26 minutes, cord to win the Chequame- Iisakka had 44 set assists. 27 seconds, followed by gon Fat Tire 40-mile bicycle Nucech had 12 kills, as did teammates Ben Kimmes, Nate race Saturday in Cable, Wis. teammate Katie Timm, who Beerling and Bill Revering. added a match-high six The Bulldogs finished with 17 Swanson, 25, who finished in blocks. points. Michigan Tech was 2 hours, 7 minutes and 11 second with 69. seconds, beat the previous Valley City (N.D.) State de- mark by more than three min- feated Wisconsin-Superior Northern Michigan took the utes to secure the largest 21-30, 30-27, 30-23, 28-30, women's title with 19 points margin of victory in the race's 16-14 but the Yellowjackets led by individual winner Tami 21 years. returned to stop Crown Col- Kochen. The junior was first in lege 30-23, 30-14, 30-19 19:00 for 5 kilometers. UMD Steve Tilford of Topeka, Kan., Saturday in the Peak Bagel freshman Sara Frederickson winner of the previous three Tournament at St. Scholas- was second in 19:06 as the Chequamegon 40 races, was tica. Bulldogs placed third with 67 second in 2:14:58. points. Wisconsin-Eau Claire won the In the women's Chequame- tournament, with wins over SOCCER gon 40, Mary Grigson of Crown College and St. Scho- Golden, Colo., won in lastica. The Saints finished UMD settles for scoreless tie 2:32:40. Duluth's Sara Ky- second. lander-Johnson, the top Elise Bray made 14 saves and woman biker in the Midwest, UWS's Molly Ray had 27 kills Minnesota Duluth's Mira finished second in 2:40:18. and 21 digs against Valley City Muikku had nine as South and Abby Glawe added 52 set Dakota State (3-1-1) and Min- VOLLEYBALL assists. Amanda Avikainen nesota Duluth battled to a 0-0 had 14 digs. tie in a women's soccer match Bulldogs extend winning before a crowd of 253 at streak Ray added 13 kills, 12 digs Griggs Field at UMD. and four ace serves against Minnesota Duluth extended Crown College and Glawe had The Bulldogs (1-1-1) host its winning streak to 10 17 set assists. North Dakota State today at matches and improved to 11- Ordean Field at 1 p.m. 1 with two wins Saturday at CROSS COUNTRY the North Central Regional North Central (2-3) scored a Challenge in Omaha, Neb. UMD men win Lester Park In- goal at the 72nd minute by Ira vite Baldwin to tie the match and The Bulldogs defeated Brian Smith followed with a Northwest Missouri State 30- Sophomore Robb Winterfeld penalty kick three minutes 21, 30-17, 30-19 as Crystal led Minnesota Duluth to the later to beat Northland Col- CompetitivEdge 1-888-881-EDGE www.clipresearch.com Electronic Clipping lege 2-1 in a men's match in Ashland. GOLF A walking event in Two Har- bors to promote family fitness Edward Sanyang gave North- Jeannette, Heger lead at will debut at 9 a.m. on Oct. 11 land (1-5) a 1-0 lead in the Ridgeview on the Gitchi-Gami State Trail. 67th minute following a scoreless first half. Joe Jeannette of Northland The 3-mile and 11-mile Walk- Country Club and Enger Park ing by Water events will be Doug Kreiner made 10 saves pro Scott Heger shot 65 to timed, however no age-group for the Lumberjacks and Na- take the first-round lead at the awards will be made. The walk than Kemper made eight for Ridgeview Country Club 4- is to encourage exercise and North Central. Ball Tournament. One shot physical fitness, said orga- back are five twosomes: Jim nizer Ellen Moore Anderson. The Lumberjills (2-4) routed Jensen-Dean Patrick, Wes visiting North Central 8-0 be- Salo-Jud Crist, Lynden Med- The events will start and finish hind four goals and two as- lin-Mike Marshall, Kyle Ness- at the picnic shelter area of sists by senior forward Jane Rich Hill and Kevin and Jim the Split Rock State Park Trail Culbertson. Oswald. Center. The entry fee is $10. For information contact Allison Hansen added two Jeannette and Heger tee off www.lvmhospital.com goals. at 1:52 as the event con- cludes today. WALKING NEWS TRIBUNE North Central falls to 0-5. Walking by Water event set CompetitivEdge 1-888-881-EDGE www.clipresearch.com Electronic Clipping The Associated Press State & Local Wire September 13, 2003, Saturday, BC cycle Saginaw Valley St. 34, Michigan Tech 32 HOUGHTON, Mich. Mark Radlinski passed for two touchdowns and ran for two others as Saginaw Valley State fought off Michigan Tech 34-32 in the teams' Great Lakes Conference opener Satur- day. Radlinski was 18-for-33 for 325 yards, including second-quarter TD passes of 6 3 yards to Stan Spencer and 44 yards to Ruvell Martin.