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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30
District Basketball
Hiram 88, Geneva 84 The Golden Tornadoes lost their third
straight, allowing Hiram to shoot 52.1 percent from the field for
the game. Geneva led by four at the half, but Hiram rebounded behind
57-percent shooting in the final 20 minutes.
Beaver County Times
Jones Scores 4 Times, Presidents 'Outhit' 3rd-Ranked Millsaps
JACKSON, Miss. - David Gitlitz made the saving tackle, and Curt
Jones made the game-sealing run. It was a perfect ending that capped
a couple of near-perfect performances.
(Washington) Observer-Reporter
W&J Women, Men Lose For First Time
It was one of those games for the Washington & Jefferson women.
No shots seemed to fall for the Presidents and very few did.
(Washington) Observer-Reporter
College Football Notebook
Curt Jones scored four rushing touchdowns, including the final
three of the game, as the Presidents (11-1) advanced to the
quarterfinals of the Division III playoffs with a 35-20 victory
against Millsaps (11-1) in Jackson, Miss.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
W&J Upsets Top-Seeded Millsaps
JACKSON, Miss. -- David Gitlitz made the saving tackle, and Curt
Jones had the game-sealing run. It was the perfect ending to a
couple of stellar performances.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Lauteri Has Successful Season at
St. Vincent
While his final collegiate season did not end with the same team
success his first one did, Monessen High School's Dave Lauteri
enjoyed another effective year with St. Vincent College's men's
soccer team.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Bethany Trounces Fayette
The Bison men's squad set school records for largest margin of
victory and fewest points allowed since the inception of the shot
clock in Bethany's 112-31 victory Saturday over visiting Penn State
Fayette, The Eberly Campus.
The (Uniontown) Herald-Standard
Bison Shatter Record
BETHANY - The Bethany men's basketball team (4-2) set school
records for largest margin of victory (81) and fewest points allowed
since the inception of the shot clock Saturday with a 112-31 triumph
against visiting Penn State-Fayette (0-4).
The Intelligencer/Wheeling News-Register
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29
Former Bellingham High Runner Wraps Up College Career
When Kristen Carter was cut from the soccer team her freshman
year in high school, she decided to give cross country a shot. It
was while participating in cross country at Bellingham High School
that Carter fell in love with running. Her passion for the sport has
taken her across the country.
The
Bellingham (Wash.) Herald
In Brief
Both recipients of Geneva College's Athlete of the Week honors
followed up with stellar performances on the basketball court.
Ellwood City Ledger
Names in the Games
Swimming - Westminster -
It was a big day in the pool for the Lehbergers on
Saturday.
Caitlin Lehberger
and her older brother
Chris Lehberger
excelled for Westminster in a dual meet against Wooster (Ohio). The
Titans’ men’s team won 152-132, but the Lady Titans fell, 139-123.
New Castle News
Division III Playoffs
Two of the highest-scoring teams in the country will meet when
fifth-seeded Washington & Jefferson (10-1) plays top-seed Millsaps
(11-0) at 1 p.m. today in the second round of the NCAA Division III
playoffs in Jackson, Miss.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
California (Pa.), W&J Hope to Keep
Playoff Drive Alive
California (Pa.) and Washington & Jefferson, the district's two
remaining college football playoff teams, hit the road today in
search of another victory.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Football
Washington & Jefferson sophomore Kane Danison started at left
tackle on the junior varsity squad, which included a 34-13 win over
Muskingum. The Philo grad also traveled with the varsity and has
played in several games including a 57-7 rout of Bethany.
Zanesville (Ohio) Times-Recorder
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28
College Notebook
...John
Scheller (Hoover) scored 10 points in Grove City's 70-64 victory
over Altoona.
The (Canton) Repository
Kittanning Grad
Helping W&J Football
Kittanning graduate
Derek Taylor has played a big role in helping Washington & Jefferson
College to the second round of the NCAA Division III football
playoffs.
The (Kittanning) Leader Times
College Notebook: Nov. 28, 2008
...Cordario Collier (Thomas
More football, Jr.) — at North Central, NCAA Division III playoffs,
first round, Nov. 22, 44-23 loss: 17 rushes for 36 yards, six
receptions for 65 yards; season-ending stats: 133 rushes for 693
yards, 40 receptions for 452 yards, eight touchdowns (seven rushing,
one receiving).
The (Jeffersonville, Ind.) News and Tribune
W&J's Offense Must Stay on Run
Bobby Swallow is one of the most prolific and accurate passers
in NCAA Division III football this season. He can launch the
football 50 yards downfield or throw it through the tiniest space
between defenders.
(Washington) Observer-Reporter
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27
Defensive Pressure
At this point in the
season a year ago, the Washington and Jefferson Presidents were
looking back at their first round game against North Carolina
Wesleyan and wondering how they were upset by a No. 8 seed in a
familiar setting.
D3Football.com
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26
Yellow Jackets Win
Waynesburg 84,
Franciscan 58: After falling behind by four at halftime, the
Waynesburg men's basketball team scored 55 points in the second half
and rolled past visiting Franciscan (Ohio), 84-58.
Observer-Reporter
Killenn Takes Control For W&J's Women
Through the Washington & Jefferson College basketball team's
first two games, point guard Kennan Killeen scored just 12 points, a
number coach Jina DeRubbo would like to see increase.
Observer-Reporter
Area College Roundup
Men...Bethany 83, Ohio University Eastern 58...WEST LIBERTY,
W.Va. — Bethany made nine 3-pointers in the first half to build a
23-point lead and cruised in the Wendy’s Classic at West Liberty
State. The Bison (3-2), who never trailed, were led by Petre
Petkovski with 13 points, while Tyler Morando added 12.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator
Blazing Start!
Bethany 83, OU Eastern 58...In the opener, the Bison (3-2) used an
early 18-2 run to take command and cruised home. Former
Wheeling Park standout Pete Petkovski led Bethany with 13 points
while Wheeling Central alum Tyler Morando buried four 3-point
baskets for a dozen points.
The Intelligencer
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25
Campus Corner
...Kate Wilt
(Bellefonte, Grove City) was named the President’s Conference
Swimmer of the Week for her performance in a double dual meet sweep
of Chatham and Hiram Colleges. Wilt, a freshman, won the 100
breaststroke in 1:11.07, the 200 freestyle in 1:59.65 and the 200
breaststroke in 2:31.49. She also swam on the winning 400 freestyle
relay team.
Centre
Daily Times
Briefs
A cold night shooting
hurt Waynesburg University, which dropped a 59-47 decision at La
Roche on Monday. The winless Yellow Jackets (0-3) made just 25
percent of their field-goal attempts and were unable to make up a
32-18 halftime deficit.
(Washington) Observer-Reporter
Alumni Report
Thiel's latest Hall of Fame
class includes former men's and women's track and field coach
William "Bill" Ross; Brian Holzshu, a former wrestler; Bill Reading,
a former football player and track and field athlete; and members of
the undefeated (10-0) 1964 wrestling team.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Colonels Set to Take on Division III
Thiel College
RICHMOND — The Eastern
Kentucky University men’s basketball team will play its only home
game of the 2008 Legends Classic tonight, as Thiel College will
visit McBrayer Arena.
Richmond (Ky.) Register
Sports Shorts
Waynesburg University's Corbin Semple (Waynesburg Central) was
named the PAC Wrestler of the Week. Wrestling at 197 pounds, Semple
was 4-0 with three pins and a 6-0 decision over James Laughlin of
York. The Yellow Jackets are now 3-1.
The (Uniontown) Herald-Standard
Toppers Pressure Is Too Much
West Liberty's relentless pressure burst Bethany's upset bubble
Monday night in the opening round of the Wendy's Classic at the
Hilltoppers' Academic, Sports and Recreation Complex. The Bison
scored eight of the game's first 10 points to take an early lead but
Coach Jim Crutchfield's hosts stormed back by forcing 22 turnovers
in the first half alone en route to a 99-74 victory.
The Intelligencer/Wheeling News-Register
Men's College Basketball Area
Games
Oberlin 67, Westminster 52 - OBERLIN — Junior forward Steve
Bielich posted his fourth career game with 20-or-more points as he
led the Titans (0-5) with 20 points on 5-12 shooting from the floor
and 9-12 from the free-throw line.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24
Thomas More Notebook
Sophomore post Brian
Muse (Bethel-Tate) was named the Most Valuable Player of the Buffalo
State University Coles Classic last weekend. Muse averaged 15.5
points and 7.7 rebounds to lead the Saints to the title with a 75-71
win over Buffalo State and a 75-55 win over Rutgers-Newark in the
championship game.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Local Briefs
Heading into the eight-team Messiah College Duals, the
Waynesburg wrestling team hadn't won a dual meet since Jan. 4, 2007.
Under the guidance of first-year head coach Ron Headlee, a
former wrestler at Messiah and member of the college's sports hall
of fame, the Yellow Jackets knocked off a pair of teams ranked in
the National Wrestling Coaches Association Division III Top 25 while
going a 3-0 at the event Saturday.
Observer-Reporter
Area College Roundup Weekend Games
WOMEN...Westminster 60, Cazenovia 44...Gina
Brunetti scored 18 points and Kaitlin McCarthy added 15 to lead
Westminster in the consolation game of the Penn State-Behrend
Tip-Off Tournament Sunday. Brunetti (Mooney) was 6-of-14 from the
field, while McCarthy (Lowellville) was 3-of-3 from the field and
9-of-9 at the foul line. McCarthy also had a team-high nine rebounds
and six assists.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23
Saints Will Learn Lesson From 44-23 Loss
Thomas More players
knew they'd have their hands full against the nation's No. 2-ranked
team entering Saturday's NCAA Division III playoff clash.
And despite a 44-23 thrashing by host North Central College, the
Saints also got a sense of how far the program has come.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Names in the Games
Westminster’s
Caitlin Lehberger
was effective in a pair of events Saturday in a 107-69 victory over
Bethany in PAC action.
New Castle News
Presidents Have Too Many Weapons For CNU
Washington & Jefferson College football coach Mike Sirianni was
rightly concerned about Christopher Newport running back Tunde Ogun.
The Captains' junior running back was second in the nation,
averaging 181.6 rushing yards per game heading into Saturday's
matchup with the Presidents in the first round of the NCAA Division
III playoffs.
Observer-Reporter
Linebacker Fahey Delivers In Pinch, Fills in as W&J's Kicker
Special teams is the most overlooked phase in football, yet it's
just as important as offense and defense.
Washington & Jefferson found out just how much so Saturday as an
old nemesis - the kicking game - had a chance to cost the Presidents
again in the postseason.
Observer-Reporter
W&J Men Pull Off Upset, Win Tourney
The Washington & Jefferson men's basketball team knocked off its
second nationally ranked team is as many nights Saturday in the Al
Van Wie /Wooster Rotary Classic in Wooster, Ohio.
Josip Lucic-Jozak and Albert Varacallo combined for 38 points
and W&J defeated Randolph-Macon,71-64, in the tournament's
championship game.
Observer-Reporter
Washington & Jefferson Pass Christopher Newport -- With Flying
Colors
Christopher Newport paid the price for trying to match
pass-happy Washington & Jefferson at its own game yesterday in the
first round of the NCAA Division III playoffs at Cameron Stadium.
The run-oriented Captains (8-2) got away from their run-oriented
attack in the second quarter, which allowed the host Presidents
(10-1) to take off en route to a 35-29 victory.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
W&J Maintains Dominance Over Christopher Newport
Washington & Jefferson has met Christopher Newport University in
four of its past six postseason appearances.
The Presidents are 4-0 in those contests after defeating CNU,
35-29, in the first round of the NCAA Division III playoffs Saturday
at W&J's Cameron Stadium.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
New Look Yellow Jackets Drop Season Opener To La Roche
Last year the injury bug dealt the Waynesburg men's basketball
team a tough card as several starters were lost and new faces were
thrown into games. This year the Yellow Jackets rebuilt off of the
return of their injured players and last year's starters from a team
that finished 2-10 last year in President Athletic Conference play
and 8-17 overall.
(Uniontown) Herald Standard
Local Roundup
The Yellow Jackets lost a tough match to Duquesne to open the
season earlier this week, but Waynesburg rebounded Saturday under
first-year coach Ron Headlee to finish 3-0 at the Messiah College
Duals in Grantham, Pa. Waynesburg broke its dual match winless
streak that stretched back to Jan. 4. 2007, with a 26-19 victory
over the host Falcons.
(Uniontown) Herald Standard
Area Colleges - Saturday's Hoops
Men...Wesley 101, Westminster 85...Junior forward Ryne
Murray earned a spot on the All-Buzz Ridl Classic team for
Westminster after he bucketed a game-high 26 points on 9-20 shooting
and 3-7 shooting from 3-point range. Murray also pulled down a
game-high 15 rebounds including 10 in the first half.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21
Success Starts Close to Home
Dixie Heights High
School has four players, all freshmen, on the Thomas More Saints
football team that is bound for the NCAA Division III playoffs for
the third time in school history.
If the four former Colonels each punted, passed and kicked a
pigskin from their new stadium in Crestview Hills, they'd darn near
be back at their alma mater.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Familiar Opponent Confronts Presidents
It almost looks too easy for Washington & Jefferson. After all,
numbers don't lie, right?
The Presidents have major statistical advantages over
Christopher Newport, the Presidents' first-round opponent in the
NCAA Division III football playoffs.
Washington & Jefferson (9-1) has more points scored, passing
yards, total yards and has allowed fewer yards than the Captains.
Observer-Reporter
Waynesburg Wrestlers Lose Opener to Duquesne
In its first dual match of the season, Waynesburg gave visiting
Duquesne all they could handle in front of a raucous crowd inside
the Rudy Marisa Fieldhouse Wednesday night. After four bouts, the
Yellow Jackets held a 9-6 lead over the Division I Dukes and were in
position to pull a huge upset. Unfortunately, Duquesne wrestled well
through the middle weights and held on in the heavyweight bout to
down the Jackets 23-15.
The Herald Standard
Fay-West College Basketball Preview
St. Vincent (1-0)...Conference:
President Athletic Conference...Coach:
D.P. Harris...Last year's record:
22-4...Returning starters:
G Joey Butler, 6-2, Sr.; G B.J. McGill, 6-1, So.; F Mike Medved,
6-7. Sr.; G Billy Bains, 6-3, Sr....Top
returning reserves: G Tre'sor Kalambay, 6-2, Sr.; G Jordan
Cleary, 5-11, Jr.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Fay-West Area Campus Clips
Junior midfielder Alex Shasko of St. Vincent received coaches'
honors from the Presidents Athletic Conference this season. It was
the second time that the Norwin alumnus was so honored. She was also
selected in 2006. Shasko scored a goal and added an assist for the
Lady Bearcats, who finished the season 6-9-4.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20
Thomas More Notebook
Thomas More College
head football coach Jim Hilvert has climbed to sixth in the Liberty
Mutual Coach of the Year voting. The Liberty Mutual Coach of the
Year Award is the only coach of the year award where fans can have a
vote.
Cincinnati Enquirer
PG North: O'Mahony Playing Two Ways In W&J's Playoff Run
When Washington & Jefferson College football coach Mike Sirianni
asked Brendan O'Mahony to change positions during the summer, the
6-foot-2, 220-pound junior asked if he could play both ways.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Bison Put Eight On All-PAC Team
Eight Bethany football players were honored when All-Presidents
Athletic Conference (PAC) teams were announced after voting by the
league coaches.
Junior tight end Jorge Laboy was the lone Bethany representative
on first team, while a trio of Bison received second-team laurels,
including senior offensive lineman Brian Liptock, junior receiver
Matt Cruse and junior free safety Nelson Mitzen.
The Intelligencer
Area Roundup Wednesday's Games
Notre Dame 79, Westminster 63...Westminster junior guard
Amy Dolsak (McDonald) scored a game-high 17 points on 5-of-9
shooting from the floor, all from 3-point range. Dolsak also snared
a game-high eight rebounds.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator
College Scores
...Saint Vincent 69, La Roche 60...Janelle Reed and Maria
Baroffio each scored 18 points to lead Saint Vincent (2-0) past La
Roche (1-2) at home.</ div <>
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Capsules for 2008
Thomas More Saints (8-2)...Regional: North...Seed No.8...Last
Top 25 Ranking: No.24 Week 9 2008...Location: Crestview Hills,
KY...Stadium (capacity): Thomas More (3,000)...Conference:
Presidents' Athletic Conference...Preseason Ranking From Kickoff
2008: 140...Head Coach: Jim Hilvert (St. Joseph's, Ind.)...
D3Football.com
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19
TMC Freshman Setter Honored
Thomas More College
freshman setter Michelle Clifford (McAuley) was named honorable
mention all-Great Lakes Region by the American Volleyball Coaches
Association.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Hilvert Named Coach of the Year
Thomas More College head football coach Jim Hilvert was named
Presidents' Athletic Conference coach of the year and 18 Saints were
named all-PAC.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Saints Geared for Upset Thriller
One of the best things ever to come out of Naperville, Ill. -
where Thomas More travels for its first-round game in the NCAA
Division III football playoffs - is a crime thriller titled "Blown
Away," by former Chicago Sun-Times journalist Shane Gericke.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Area College Tuesday's Scores
Pitt-Bradford 81, Westminster 74...Junior forward Ryne
Murray led the Titans with 22 points on 7-for-17 shooting from the
floor while also dishing out a game-high four assists. Senior guard
David Richards (New Castle) bucketed 20 points on 7-of-11 shooting
for the Titans, while freshman guard Cameron McCleary (Newton Falls)
added a career-high 13 points.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator
Around the Great Lakes
...Thomas
More wasted little time getting ready for the postseason after a
loss to Geneva in the second-to-last week of the season. The Saints,
who had 18 players selected to All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference
teams, soundly defeated Mount St. Joseph 19-0 in Bridge Bowl XIII.
The Saints outgained Mount St. Joseph 454-80 in total yards and held
the ball for nearly 11 more minutes.
D3Football.com
College Football: Ex-BC Player Cruse Named All-Presidents' Athletic
Conference
Former Barron Collier football player Matt Cruse, a wide
receiver at Bethany (W. Va.), was named second-team All-Presidents'
Athletic Conference on Tuesday.
Cruse, a junior, has been recognized by the conference all three
years.
Naples Daily News
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18
MSJ Loses to TMC in Bridge Bowl Game
The Mount ended its
season with a 19-0 loss in the 13th annual Bridge Bowl game with
Thomas More. The Lions offense struggled during the game, managing
only 80 total yards and converting only one of its 12 third-down
chances.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Everything is Breaking W&J's Way
The next time you venture to the Meadows Racetrack & Casino,
take along Mike Sirianni.
The next time you head into the woods to search for the 16-point
buck you saw there this summer, take along Mike Sirianni.
Observer-Reporter
Bethany Beats LaRoche
Junior Joe Testa scored a game-high 21 poimts and senior Petre
Petkovski notched a double-double with 20 points and 11 rebounds to
lead the Bethany men's basketball team to a 77-61 victory over
visiting LaRoche Monday in the season opener for both teams.
The Herald Star
Ex-Knight Riddle Shines for Thiel
Andrew Riddle, a former wrestler at Franklin High School, is off
to a perfect 6-0 start in his senior season at Thiel College.
The Tomcats, who compete in the Presidents’ Athletic Conference in
Division III, opened the season at the Baldwin-Wallace Quad Meet
where they finished 1-2, losing to Lycoming and Mount St. Joseph and
beating Baldwin-Wallace.
The Derrick
Thiel's Leipheimer Steps Down as Coach, Takes Over Role As Ad
Jack Leipheimer has stepped down as head football coach of the
Thiel College Tomcats.
Leipheimer, former Hickory High and Thiel standout, will assume
the position of director of athletics at the college it was
announced Sunday afternoon.
The (Sharon) Herald
Summey's Bison Debut A Success
As the first measurable snowfall of the season whitened the
landscape outside Bethany's Hummel Field House Monday night, it was
raining 3s inside.
The Intelligencer
West Branch's Swallow MVP Pick In PAC
Washington & Jefferson quarterback Bobby Swallow was named most
valuable player on the Presidents’ Athletic Conference football team
Monday.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator
Testa, Petkovski Propel Bethany Past LaRoche
Joe Testa scored 21 points and Petre Petkovski added 20 points
and 11 rebounds to lead Bethany College over LaRoche, 77-61, in the
season opener for both teams Monday.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17
Up Next: The No. 2 Team in the Country
Thomas More College football coach Jim Hilvert tried as hard as
he could to enjoy the moment on Sunday, but he wanted to make it
clear to his football team it wasn't enough.
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Presidents' Sirianni: "Someone's
Looking Out For Us"
Talk about a quick turnaround. Just 26 hours before the NCAA
Division III pairings were announced, Washington & Jefferson
College's football team was a longshot to make the playoffs.
(Washington) Observer-Reporter
Local Briefs
Messiah, the No. 2-ranked team in the country, defeated
Washington & Jefferson 6-0 in the second round of the NCAA Division
III women's soccer championships Sunday.
(Washington) Observer-Reporter
District Roundup: Presidents to
Host First Round Division III Contest
Washington & Jefferson coach Mike Sirianni received what he
wanted yesterday -- a bid to the NCAA Division III playoffs.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
W&J Welcomes Home Playoff Game
Washington & Jefferson's fifth consecutive trip to the NCAA
Division III playoffs might not have been totally unexpected, but
playing a home game came as a bit of a surprise to the Presidents.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Thiel Coaching Change
GREENVILLE, Pa. — Jack Leipheimer, a Thiel College graduate who
coached the Tomcats to their only NCAA playoff appearance in 2005,
has resigned to become the school’s athletic director.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16
In the End, Geneva Breaks Even
The Geneva College
football team was feeling many emotions late Saturday afternoon at
Reeves Field.
There was jubilation about holding on for a 29-26 win over archrival
Westminster in a Presidents Athletic Conference game at Reeves Field
to end the season.
Beaver County Times
Western Pa. Roundup
...Grove City 20, Thiel 14 Quarterback Andrew DiDonato threw a
touchdown pass to and caught a touchdown pass from running back
Brian Mercer to lead Grove City.
Beaver County Times
Presidents Soar to Win, Hope to Grab Playoff Spot
With a little less than nine minutes to play in the football
game, a powerful wind blew through Waynesburg University's Wiley
Stadium.
The force was so great that the upper portion of the press box
was evacuated because of fears it might collapse. All types of paper
products fell among the crowd.
Observer-Reporter
W&J Routs Waynesburg, Awaits Playoff Bid
As Washington & Jefferson piled up the points in a 42-9 victory
at Waynesburg yesterday, the W&J assistant coaches kept giving coach
Mike Sirianni updates on significant scores from around the country.
The news was mostly good.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
District Roundup
...Bethany 44, Saint Vincent
14: The host Bison (3-7, 2-5) topped the Bearcats (1-9) in
the Presidents' Athletic Conference game. Eric Walker led Bethany
with 117 yards rushing.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Washington Sunday: Improving Isn't A Dead Issue for Waynesburg Grad
at Bethany
Waynesburg Central High School graduate Tim Stefanizzi would
like to be a forensic scientist one day, much like the ones featured
in the popular "Crime Scene Investigation" or "CSI" television
shows.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
W&J Whips Waynesburg
Despite a 42-9 loss to rival Washington and Jefferson at John F.
Wiley Stadium Saturday afternoon the Waynesburg University Yellow
Jackets have a lot to be thankful for.
The win marks the fifth consecutive over the Yellow Jackets for
the Presidents, and pending results of other games, could propel
them into the NCAA Division III playoffs.
The Herald Standard
Grove City College Retains Mercer County Cup With 20-14 Win Over
Thiel
The 2008 season started distinctly dissimilar for the Grove City
and Thiel college football teams. While the Wolverines won 4 of
their first 6, the Tomcats were taken to task 5 consecutive times
before beating Bethany in quadruple-overtime.
The (Sharon) Herald
Grove City Beats Thiel in Season Finale for Teams
When the college football schedules are released, Thiel and
Grove City circle the date when they meet.
As for the importance of the game to both programs, the reason
is simple. It is called playing for the Mercer County Cup.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator
Area College Roundup
...Geneva 29, Westminster 26...Geneva ended the season with a
four-game win streak and both teams are now 5-5.
With Geneva leading 22-20 after three quarters, Gerald Muschett
ripped of an 88-yard scoring run for a 29-20 lead.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator
Rivalry Upsets, Pool Chaos
...Washington and Jefferson is looking a lot better today, low
opponents winning percentage and all, in routing Waynesburg 42-9.
D3Football.com
Bison Close Season on High Note
BETHANY - Bethany senior receiver Taylor McNeil celebrated
Senior Day in style, catching 10 passes for a school-record 279
yards and two touchdowns, as the Bison closed out the season with a
44-14 victory against invading Saint Vincent on Saturday in ''The
Green Game.''
The Intelligencer/Wheeling News-Register
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15
It's Water Under the Bridge
Now we have a real rivalry. When both football programs began in
1990, Thomas More and Mount St. Joseph became instant rivals. But in
actuality, the rivalry was in geography only; it wasn't much of one
on the field for the Division III schools, which are only 6 miles
apart as the crow flies from Delhi to Crestview Hills (17 by actual
travel). Thomas More won the first six meetings by a combined
247-108.
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Grove City Runner Stays Course on Sportsmanship
Grove City’s
Kristen Carter was about a half mile from successfully defending her
title in the 2007 Presidents’ Athletic Conference Cross Country
Championships when an official’s honest mistake nearly derailed her
chance of repeating.
The NCAA
News
Rivals Vying
for Bridge Ownership
Football teams
from two similar schools located on opposite shores of one of the
nation’s mightiest rivers play each other this weekend – and the
winner takes ownership of the bridge over the river.
The NCAA
News
District College Previews
Washington & Jefferson (8-1) at
Waynesburg (5-4), 1:30 p.m. -- W&J must get a victory to
keep alive its slim hopes of receiving an at-large bid to the
Division III playoffs when they're handed out tomorrow. Thomas More
received the automatic bid as champion of the Presidents' Athletic
Conference.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Thiel, GCC Vie In Silver Anniversary For Mercer County Cup
The Mercer County Cup celebrates its silver anniversary this
afternoon, as Grove City College’s Wolverines welcome Thiel’s
Tomcats to Robert E. Thorn Field for the Presidents’ Athletic
Conference season finale for both.
The (Sharon) Herald
W&J Needs Win, Help To Earn Playoff Spot
Perennial contender Washington & Jefferson is hoping to avoid a
rare playoff miss. A victory today at Waynesburg in the
regular-season finale would boost the Presidents' chances of gaining
one of six at-large berths in NCAA Division III.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14
Westminster, Geneva Meet on Gridiron Again
The Westminster and
Geneva college football teams renew their storied rivalry at 1:30
p.m. Saturday at Reeves Field in Beaver Falls.
Geneva (4-5) is the most common opponent for Westminster (5-4,
3-3 in the Presidents Athletic Conference) as the schools meet for
the 111th time.
Ellwood City Ledger
Names in the Games
Waynesburg’s
Dave Piecuch
assisted on a tackle in a 50-35 win over Thiel in a PAC matchup.
Piecuch, a senior linebacker/defensive lineman, has 37 tackles, 18
of which are solo stops, to go along with 7.5 tackles for a loss,
three sacks, a pass breakup and a forced fumble for the Yellow
Jackets (5-4).
New Castle News
Dawson Finding The Right Touch
After two years of inactivity and eight games of up-and-down
play, Brad Dawson finally had the breakout game the coaches at
Waynesburg University knew would come.
Observer-Reporter
Presidents Win in Shootout
Junior Karly Hresko scored the deciding goal in a shootout to
send the Washington & Jefferson College women's soccer team past
Marywood 2-1 Thursday night in the first round of the NCAA Division
III tournament at Alexandre Stadium.
Observer-Reporter
Jones Starts Rebuilding Project With Yellow Jacket Women
In the practice gymnasium of Marisa Fieldhouse, the Waynesburg
University Yellow Jackets are putting the past behind them as they
look to first-year head coach Sam Jones' system for a new beginning.
Jones was hired after being an assistant for four years at Mount
Union. His task is to rebuild a team that finished winless in the
Presidents Athletic Conference and was 1-25 overall last season.
The Herald Standard
Fay-Area West Campus Clippings
...Saint Vincent College senior cross country runner Adam Smith
(Greensburg Central Catholic) won the individual championship at the
2008 ECAC Championship meet last weekend in Bristol, R.I.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Around the Nation
...His 5-9, 193-pound senior running back has rushed for 6,723
yards, second in Division III history, 640 short of the 7,353 Grove
City's R.J. Bowers piled up from 1997-2000. He set the division
scoring mark Saturday against Otterbein, his third touchdown being
the 111th of his career.
D3Football.com
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13
TMC Notebook
The Bridge Bowl will
be played for the 13th time Saturday, when the Thomas More football
team hosts cross-river rival Mount St. Joseph at 1:30 p.m. at The
Bank of Kentucky Field in Crestview Hills.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Honor Roll
...St. Vincent College senior Michael Adams (Wadsworth)
recently was named Most Valuable Player of the Canton Class A
Baseball League's College Division. He led the league in batting
with a .428 average. He has earned three letters as the Bearcats'
starting shortstop.
Ohio.Com
A First For W&J's Women's Soccer
Head coach Pete Curtis admits that the women's soccer program at
Washington & Jefferson College is not progressing the way he
anticipated when he took the job two years ago.
Observer-Reporter
Kropa Forced To Stay Behind
Talk about your cruel ironies. When the Marywood
University women’s soccer team travels to Washington & Jefferson
College for the first round of the NCAA Division III tournament
tonight at 6, Erin Kropa won’t be there.
The Times Tribune
Shooters Take A Step Back
Coach Larry Ondako's players at Westminster have been the mad
bombers of small college basketball. Playing in the free-shooting
Presidents' Athletic Conference, Ondako's teams have attempted as
many as 1,200 three-point field goals in a season - an average of 58
per game.
Observer-Reporter
District Notebook
Sixth seed Westminster (24-10) will meet No. 3 Ohio Northern
(30-4) today at Wittenberg in the opening round of the Division III
women's volleyball tournament. Ohio Northern is ranked No. 8 in the
country.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Cline to Miss Freshman Season
Freshman Lacey Cline will miss the 2008-09 basketball season at
Thomas More College in Crestview Hills after injuring her knee
during the preseason.
The Ledger Independent
Local Sports Briefs
Westminster College junior tailback Nick McKolosky, a graduate
of Westmont Hilltop High School, earned recognition on the ESPN The
Magazine Academic All-District Football Team selected by the College
Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).
The Tribune Democrat
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12
Around the Great Lakes
...The chances of
Thomas More getting a home playoff game took a stunning blow last
Saturday when the Saints lost to Geneva 17-13. The Saints lost two
fumbles and had a pair of interceptions that led to a field goal and
the end of the game.
D3Football.com
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11
League Names TMC's Clifford Freshman of Year
Thomas More College
freshman setter Michelle Clifford was named Presidents' Athletic
Conference Volleyball Freshman of the Year to headline four Saints
honored by the conference's coaches Saturday.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Thomas More Honors Athletes
MALE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK...Aaron Osborne...Sport:
Soccer....Class: Sophomore...Position: Forward...Hometown:
Cincinnati...High school: La Salle...What Aaron did last
week: Osborne took three shots and scored a goal in the Saints'
2-1 overtime loss to Washington & Jefferson (Pa.) College last week
in a Presidents' Athletic Conference Tournament semifinal match
Cincinnati Enquirer
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10
TMC Notebook
The Thomas More
College football team (7-2) will host Bridge Bowl XIII on Saturday
when they host across-the River rival Mount St. Joseph (5-4) at 1:30
p.m. at The Bank of Kentucky Field in Crestview Hills.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Katherine Khattab in final year of university basketball
When the Lady Titans of Westminster College in New Wilmington,
Pa., opens campaign 2008-09 November 19 against Norte Dame College
(Ohio), former Spartanette standout Katherine Khattab will start her
senior and final year as a member of their basketball program.
Bixby Bulletin
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9
Geneva Upsets PAC Champ Thomas More
As a provisional
member of NCAA Division III, the Geneva College football team’s
record does not count in the Presidents’ Athletic Conference
standings.
Beaver County Times
Western Pa. Roundup
Westminster 24, Grove City 21 Westminster made a goal-line stand
as time expired to hold off the Wolverines. Jordan Blinn (Western
Beaver) had a career-high 20 tackles for Westminster. He combined
with nose tackle Jeff Bever (Blackhawk) on the game-saving stop. But
for Chad Rosatelli (Hopewell), the day was not as memorable.
Beaver County Times
W&J Keeps Postseason Hopes Alive, Batters Bethany
Senior Day is a time of celebration and reflection. The 22
seniors on the Washington & Jefferson football team had plenty of
time to do both Saturday.
This class has been one of the most successful in school
history. Over four seasons, the Presidents have compiled a 36-3
regular-season record, including a 54-7 win Saturday over Bethany at
Cameron Stadium.
The Observer-Reporter
Dawson, Falcon Power Jackets
Brian Dawson had the most prolific passing day by a Waynesburg
University quarterback in 40 years and freshman Justin Falcon rushed
for four touchdowns Saturday as the Yellow Jackets defeated Thiel
50-35 in a Presidents' Athletic Conference game.
The Observer-Reporter
District Roundup: Geneva Upsets PAC Champion
Matt Dean ran for 84 yards and two touchdowns as host Geneva
college upset Presidents' Athletic Conference champion Thomas More,
17-13, yesterday at Reeves Field in Beaver Falls.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Falcon Scores 4 TDs In Waynesburg's Win
Waynesburg University pulled out a 50-35 shootout win over Thiel
Saturday afternoon at Greenville in PAC Football action.
Brad Dawson had a career-day, going 26 of 44 for 453 yards and
two touchdowns. The sophomore quarterback's passing yards were the
second-best in the history of the program behind John Huntey's 467,
which was set in 1968.
The Herald Standard
Washington Sunday: Waynesburg First Goal: Remain Healthy
To put it simply, injuries were, uh, a constant pain for the
Waynesburg University men's basketball team last season.
We lost three players for the season with injuries," said coach
Frank Ferraro, who begins his sixth season at Waynesburg. "In all my
years of coaching at both the high school and college level, I've
never had that many season-ending injuries in one season."
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Washington Sunday: Veteran Presidents Eye PAC Honors
The Washington & Jefferson College men's basketball team has
made consecutive appearances in the Presidents' Athletic Conference
title game in coach Glenn Gutierrez's first two seasons.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
W&J Unloads on Bethany
Ninteenth-ranked Washington &
Jefferson scored 41 straight points to open the contest and went on
to post a 54-7 triumph against Bethany on Saturday afternoon at
Cameron Stadium.
The Intelligencer
Area College Roundup: Saturday's Games
West Branch High graduate Bobby Swallow led W&J (8-1, 4-1
Presidents’ Athletic Conference) by throwing for 283 yards and four
touchdowns, all to different receivers. Curt Jones rushed for 112
yards and a pair of scores as the Presidents scored 41 straight
points to open the game. W&J scored the first two times they had the
ball.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator
Westminster's Strong Finish Foils Grove City
Although Westminster led for much of the game, the Titans were
unable to decide the issue until the final three minutes.
Westminster twice led by as many as 10 points but saw those leads
evaporate into a 21-17 deficit to Grove City midway through the
final period.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator
Roundup: Westminster Wins Late
Westminster needed a goal-line stand on the final play of the
game to hold off Grove City, 24-21, in a Presidents' Athletic
Conference game Saturday afternoon.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8
Names in the Games
Women's Soccer - Grove City’s
Laura Novosel
saw action in a 1-0 win over Geneva on Saturday. She didn’t generate
any statistics. Novosel, a sophomore competing in the backfield from
Wilmington, is scoreless in 10 games with one shot attempted for the
Lady Wolverines (11-7-2).
New Castle News
College Football Preview
Bethany at W&J - The sting from last week's loss still smarts
but Washington & Jefferson's football team can't allow it to affect
play against Bethany. Another poor performance could drive a stake
into the heart of the Presidents' hopes of earning an NCAA Division
III playoff berth.
(Washington) Observer-Reporter
District College Preview
...Bethany (2-6, 1-4) at Washington
& Jefferson (7-1, 3-1), 1:30 p.m. -- W&J must win its final
two games of the regular season to keep alive its chance of
receiving an at-large bid to the NCAA Division III playoffs. Thomas
More captured the Presidents' Athletic Conference championship and
the automatic bid to the playoffs with a 35-29 victory against W&J.
...
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
District Teams Remain In Playoff Hunt
...Bethany, W.Va. at Washington
& Jefferson -- No. 18 Washington & Jefferson (7-1, 3-1) is
seeking one of six available at-large berths in the Division III
playoffs. Bethany (2-6 1-3) is trying to avoid its 26th consecutive
loss to W&J.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7
Fay-West Area Campus Clips
Washington & Jefferson sophomore Chrissy Brant (Latrobe) won the
100 backstroke with a time of 1:04.15 to help the Lady Presidents to
a win over Frostburg State. Brant also swam a leg on the winning 200
medley relay team, which finished with a time of 1:57.88.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Swallow Has His Mark In Sights
Senior quarterback
Bobby Swallow of the Washington & Jefferson College football team is
a very accurate passer.
In fact, when the ball spirals from his hand, it usually finds
the arms of his receivers and rarely the arms of defensive backs.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator
Area College Roundup - Saturday's
Games
Grove City (5-3, 2-2 PAC) vs. Westminster (4-4, 2-3 PAC) - When:
1:30 p.m. - Where: Harold Burry Stadium, New Wilmington - Series
record: Westminster leads, 48-32-8 - Radio-TV-Internet: WSAJ-FM91.1
(Grove City), www2.gcc.edu/sports, WWNW-FM 88.9 (New Wilmington),
www.titanradio.net. Westminster Cable Network (WCN).
The (Youngstown) Vindicator
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6
Campus Notes: Walker Stars For Bethany
Bethany freshman Eric
Walker (New Brighton) ranks sixth in the Presidents’ Athletic
Conference in rushing with 583 yards (72.8 per game). He also has
scored nine touchdowns (fifth in the league).
Beaver County Times
TMC Football Hitting Road To Face Geneva
The Thomas More College football team, ranked No. 23 nationally
in NCAA Division III, will play its final regular-season road game
at 1:30 p.m. Saturday when it faces Geneva College in Beaver Falls,
Pa.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Saints Women Advance to PAC Title Game
Freshman forwards Lauren Wietmarschen (McAuley) and Taylor Stoll
(Villa Madonna) teamed up on both goals to lead the Thomas More
College women's soccer team to a 2-0 win over Grove City College on
Wednesday in a Presidents' Athletic Conference Tournament semifinal
at The Bank of Kentucky Field in Crestview Hills.
Cincinnati Enquirer
District College Notebook
...Washington & Jefferson's
Bobby Swallow, who passed for 361 yards and four touchdowns
and set school records for completions (40) and attempts (58) in a
35-29 loss against Thomas More, is the Presidents' Athletic
Conference offensive player of the week. ...
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5
Stellmen Takes His Licks
It should have been
hard enough for Thomas More College junior quarterback Trevor
Stellman to come back from a major knee injury that forced him to
miss all of last season. To add learning a third offense in his four
seasons should have been too much. It hasn't.
Cincinnati Enquirer
TMC Notebook
The Thomas More College men's soccer team lost in the semifinals
of the Presidents' Athletic Conference tournament, 2-1 in overtime
to Washington & Jefferson College Tuesday.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Around the Great Lakes
...Thomas
More (7-1, 6-0 Presidents’ Athletic Conference) accomplished
something not many teams have been able to do in recent years, by
defeating the Washington and Jefferson Presidents (7-1, 3-1 PAC)
35-29 last Saturday. The Saints were the first team to beat
Washington and Jefferson in the regular season since Salisbury’s
32-14 opening weekend win in 2006.
D3Football.com
Yellow Jackets In PAC Volleyball Semifinals
The Waynesburg women's volleyball team lost both regular season
matches with Thiel, but more than evened the score Tuesday night
with a 3-1 road victory over the fourth-seeded Lady Tomcats in the
Presidents' Athletic Conference playoffs.
The Herald Standard
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4
Loss In Opener Propelled Saints
Who says a football
team can't actually win during a bye week?
Certainly not Thomas More College football coach Jim Hilvert,
who said the most important week his team had this season came after
only one game - when it had a bye.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Thomas More Athletes of the Week
MALE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK...Aaron Osborne...Sport: Men's
soccer...Class/Position: Sophomore/forward...Hometown:
Cincinnati...High School: La Salle...What Aaron did last week: Aaron
scored two goals and added two assists for six points to lead the
Saints to an undefeated 2-0 week.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Swallow Honored
Bobby Swallow, a senior quarterback for the Washington &
Jefferson College football team from West Branch High, has been
named Presidents’ Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Week.
The
(Youngstown) Vindicator
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3
Thomas More Soccer Team Top Seed
The Thomas More
College women's soccer team defeated Bethany College 6-0, and
clinched the No. 1-seed in this week's Presidents' Athletic
Conference Tournament. The Saints will host No. 4-seeded Grove City
College at 2 p.m. Wednesday in a semifinal match at The Bank of
Kentucky Field in Crestview Hills.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Presidents' Weakness Revealed
At the Presidents' Athletic Conference preseason media day, Mike
Sirianni told the gathering he thought Thomas More could win the
title.
Most took that as the normal complimentary bluster that
surrounds these events.
Observer-Reporter
Saints Nab Playoff Bid
Thomas More wasn't the first to clinch an automatic bid to the
2008 Division III NCAA playoffs, but it was the most unlikely team
to punch a ticket on Saturday.
D3Football.com
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2
Geneva Has First Win Streak of 2008
For the first time
this season, the Geneva College football team has a winning streak.
Matt Barge and Gerard Muschette both rushed for more than 100 yards,
and quarterback David Girardi threw two touchdown passes to
Blackhawk’s Brian Dvorsak in Geneva’s 38-23 victory over Bethany.
Beaver County Times
Saints March to PAC Title and Division III Playoff Berth
Thomas More College defeated No. 5-ranked Washington & Jefferson
College 35-29 at The Bank of Kentucky Field in Crestview Hills,
winning its first Presidents' Athletic Conference championship and
the conference's automatic bid to the Division III playoffs.
Cincinnati Enquirer
Saints Go Marching Past W&J
When the Presidents' Athletic Conference finally added enough
teams to qualify for an automatic bid into the NCAA Division III
football playoff, most felt Washington & Jefferson would have a
death grip on that spot on a yearly basis.
Observer-Reporter
Grove City Rallies to Beat Waynesburg
Brian Mercer ran for three touchdowns, including two in the
third quarter, to help rally Grove City past Waynesburg 23-19
Saturday in a Presidents' Athletic Conference contest at Wiley
Stadium.
Observer-Reporter
District College Roundup
...Division III...Washington
& Jefferson 35, Thomas More 29...Washington & Jefferson
scored 15 unanswered points over the final 17 minutes, but it wasn't
enough to prevent Thomas More from clinching its first Presidents'
Athletic Conference championship and a trip to the NCAA Division III
playoffs with a victory in Crestview Hills, Kent.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
W&J Locals Update
...Several local players are playing important roles with the
defensive unit at Washington & Jefferson College. Sophomore
strong safety Craig Sedunov from Yough High School is the
Presidents' second-leading tackler after being the Presidents'
fifth-leading tackler in 2007.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Grove City Edges Waynesburg
Another week brought another heartbreaking loss for the
Waynesburg University football team, as the Yellow Jackets blew a
nine-point lead at the half in a 23-19 loss to Grove City Saturday
afternoon. The loss comes on the heels of last week's 31-24 loss to
Bethany College and drops the Yellow Jackets to 1-3 in section, 4-4
overall.
The Herald Standard
Area Colleges - Saturday Games
Geneva 38, Bethany 23..BETHANY, W.Va. — Geneva scored 25 points in
the second quarter, including 17 in the final 2:31 of that period,
to build an 11-point halftime, and went on to the win at Bison
Stadium. Geneva (3-5) was led by a pair of running backs in Matt
Barge (18 carries, 143 yards, two TDs) and Gerard Muschette (16
carries, 139 yards).
The Vindicator
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1
Title on Line, Just as Saints Had Expected
His senior captains came to Thomas More football coach Jim Hilvert
recently. "They said, 'This is what we expected,'" Hilvert
related. The Saints are just past the midpoint of Hilvert's
second season. They are 6-1, 5-0 in the Presidents' Athletic
Conference.
Lexington
Herald-Leader
Names In The Games
Westminster’s
Shanay Phillian and Kara Kendall
competed in a 4-1 win over Waynesburg in a PAC match Saturday.
Phillian had a shot in the victory, while Kendall allowed a goal in
15 minutes in net for the Lady Titans (13-2-2).
New Castle News
District College Preview
Finally, Washington & Jefferson can get excited about a game.
After winning the first seven by an average of 26.8 points per game,
W&J (7-0, 3-0) faces its first serious challenge when it meets
Thomas More (6-1, 5-0) in a Presidents' Athletic Conference showdown
at 1:30 p.m. today.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Duquesne Set to Face Saint Vincent
Focus is one of the traits Duquesne coach Ron Everhart will be
scrutinizing when his freshman-laden men's basketball team opens
exhibition play today.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
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