TMC Lands Boone County Football Talent
The Thomas More football program has picked up three local recruits in Boone County seniors Sam Brown, Greg Turner and Greg Nieman. All three were Enquirer all-stars. Brown, who played on the defensive line with Turner, was a first-team all-star at defensive end. Nieman led the Rebels with six interceptions.
NKY.com

Saint Vincent President Joins National Health Panel
James Towey finds it outrageous that Cuban men live longer than American men. Towey, the president of St. Vincent College and a former counselor to President Bush, said Thursday the country needs to do better, beginning with individual Americans taking more responsibility for their own health.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review


THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28
Hannon's Career Ends With Loss To Thomas More
The lobby at Westminster College’s Buzz Ridl Gymnasium was filled with emotion last night. Surrounded by a dozen friends and family members, a teary-eyed and flushed Craig Hannon was greeted with countless congratulatory hugs and kisses.
New Castle News

Ackerman Lifts Westminster Women Into PAC Semifinals
Once again Emilee Ackerman proved to be the catalyst for the Westminster College women’s basketball team. The senior scored 25 points, grabbed 10 rebounds and made six stealsto propel the Lady Titans past Chatham last night in Presidents’ Conference Athletic Conference opening-round playoff action, 61-41.
New Castle News

Thomas More Notebook
For the second straight season, Thomas More is hosting the Presidents' Athletic Conference women's basketball semifinals and finals. The semifinals are Friday, as second-seeded Washington & Jefferson hooks up with fourth-seeded Westminster in a rematch of last year's semifinals at 6 p.m.
The (Cincinnati) Enquirer


WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27
W&J Sweeps Thiel In Openers
Those who ventured to Henry Memorial Center Tuesday night for a pair of first-round games between Washington & Jefferson College and Thiel in the Presidents' Athletic Conference tournaments saw the good, bad and ugly of offensive basketball.
(Wash.) Observer-Reporter

Waynesburg Men, Women Eliminated
Despite a team-high 21 points from senior forward Josh Parisi, the Waynesburg University men's basketball team suffered an 88-73 loss to second-seeded Grove City Tuesday in the opening round of the Presidents' Athletic Conference Tournament.
(Wash.) Observer-Reporter

Saints Stay Perfect
The Thomas More women's basketball maintained its perfect record with a 61-33 victory over Waynesburg in a Presidents' Athletic Conference Tournament quarterfinal Tuesday night. The Saints, ranked No. 3 nationally in NCAA Division III, improved to 26-0 this season.
The (Cincinnati) Enquirer

Bison Ousted
After trailing by as many as 14 points in the second half, the Grove City women scored nine unanswered points in the final 70 seconds Tuesday night to shock Bethany, 71-68, in a Presidents Athletic Conference first-round tournament game at Hummel Field House.
The (Wheeling) Intelligencer

Titans Split In PAC Tournament
Westminster’s women’s basketball team defeated Chatham, but the men’s team fell to Thomas More in the opening rounds of the Presidents’ Athletic Conference tournament Tuesday.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator

Area College Roundup
GROVE CITY, Pa. — Shawn Carr poured in 24 points and added seven rebounds, both team-highs, to lead second-seeded Grove City in the opening round of the Presidents’ Athletic Conference tournament. Kris Verdeber added 11 points for the Wolverines (17-9), who led 43-35 at halftime.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26
Bearcats Wait For Bid
Saint Vincent (21-4), which is in the transitional period to become a full-fledged member of Division III, will find out Monday if it receives a bid to the ECAC Division II or ECAC Division III tournament. The decision will be made by the Division III committee.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

TMC Athletes Of The Week
What Buckner did this week: Brad scored a season-high 16 points on 7-of-9 shooting as Thomas More snapped Saint Vincent's 13-game winning streak with an 85-63 win over the Bearcats.
The (Cincinnati) Enquirer

Waynesburg Finishes 2nd
Waynesburg University finished in second place Sunday at the 13th annual West Virginia Wesleyan College Invitational behind the strong play of Dustin Cozad and the doubles team of Steve Bold and Emile Khoury.
(Uniontown) Herald-Standard

Bison Ready To Go
After completing their best regular season since 2003-04, the Bethany College women’s basketball team will open the PAC Tournament at 7 tonight when they play host to Grove City at Hummel Field House.
The (Wheeling) Intelligencer

Ackerman Named Player Of The Week
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. — Emilee Ackerman of Westminster College was named women’s basketball player of the week by the Presidents’ Athletic Conference.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator

District Colleges
Washington & Jefferson (12-13, 8-4) is home to Thiel (10-14, 4-8), Westminster, Pa. (7-18, 5-7) welcomes Thomas More (10-15, 5-7) and Grove City (16-8, 9-3) entertains Waynesburg (8-16, 2-10) in the Presidents' Athletic Conference.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review


MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25
Thomas More Notebook
No. 3 Thomas More, fresh off an unbeaten regular season, will host the Presidents' Athletic Conference women's basketball tournament. The Saints will kick off defense of their PAC championship when they host Waynesburg (1-24) at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
The (Cincinnati) Enquirer

Waynesburg Bats Go Silent in 7-0 Defeat
Waynesburg University's bats were quieted on Sunday as the Yellow Jackets fell for a third-straight time to Hampden-Sydney on a road trip through Virginia, this time by the final score of 7-0.
The (Uniontown) Herald-Standard


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24
Geneva Men Edge Westminster
BEAVER FALLS — Some late heroics by a substitute and a missed shot by the opponent’s all-time leading scorer gave Geneva a victory and a place in the postseason.
Beaver County Times

College Roundup
WESTMINSTER 66, GENEVA 61 Westminster’s Emilee Ackerman scored 37 points, including 19 of 24 on free throws, as the Titans held off a late Geneva rally. Allyson Clarke (South Side) led Geneva with 24 points and 15 rebounds, while Christine Carugati (Beaver) had 13 points. The loss may have cost Geneva a home game in the National Christian College Athletic Association tournament.
Beaver County Times

Presidents Win Another At Bethany
Nothing like heading into the Presidents' Athletic Conference on a roll. Washington & Jefferson overcame a 16-point second-half deficit on the road and rallied to defeat conference champion Bethany, 73-70, Saturday at Morrow Field House.
(Wash.) Observer-Reporter

District Roundup
Chatham (10-15, 5-9 PAC) made 11 of 29 3-point attempts in beating visiting Waynesburg (1-24, 0-14), 67-55.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

District College Basketball Roundup
Thomas More 85, St. Vincent 63
Despite Joey Butler's 19 points, St. Vincent's 13-game winning streak was stopped at Thomas More. Mike Watkins (Ringgold) added 12 points for St. Vincent.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Thomas More Undefeated
When Brian Neal took over the head coaching position of the Thomas More women's basketball team, he had a blueprint for what he thought would bring consistent winning to the program. Four years later, not even Neal could have imagined how consistent the Saints have become.
The (Cincinnati) Enquirer

Area College Roundup
BETHANY, W. Va. — W&J used a massive second half to register the win. The Bison (15-10, 9-3) led 42-29 at half before the Presidents (12-13, 8-4) outscored them 44-28 in the second half.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator

Titans' Renovated Stadium In Works

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22
Names in the Games
Grove City’s Katy McCready continues to shine. McCready set a career-high in points for the third straight game in a 56-43 decision over Waynesburg on Saturday in Presidents’ Athletic Conference action. She posted 14 points on 5-of-9 shooting in 14 minutes.
New Castle News
 

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21
Geneva Men
The Geneva College men's basketball team entered the final week of the season with a 12-11 record. Three Golden Tornadoes are ranked among the leaders in the Presidents' Athletic Conference.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

No. 3 TMC Stays Unbeaten
The Thomas More women's basketball program sits one game from regular-season perfection, but you wouldn't know it by talking to the team or its coach.
The (Cincinnati) Enquirer

Thomas More Notebook
The women's basketball team jumped two spots to third in both national polls - USA Today/ESPN and d3hoops.com. The Saints trail the other two unbeaten teams - Hope and Howard Payne - in the national rankings. It marks the 10th consecutive week TMC has been ranked in the top 10.
The (Cincinnati) Enquirer

Bethany Celebrates 100 Years
Aaron Huffman has received lots of praise for the work he’s done the last six seasons in creating a winning tradition in the Bethany College men’s basketball program.
The (Wheeling) Intelligencer

Local Roundup
Wash & Jeff 54, Waynesburg 38: Emily Hays scored nine of her 11 points in the second half as Washington & Jefferson pulled away for a 54-38 victory over Waynesburg in a Presidents' Athletic Conference game at Rudy Marisa Fieldhouse.
(Wash.) Observer-Reporter

Area College Roundup
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. — Sophomore Ryne Murray scored 22 points on 10-of-18 shooting, and he added 10 rebounds as Westminster (7-17, 5-7) clinched the No. 4 seed for next week’s Presidents’ Athletic Conference tournament. Craig Hannon (Union) added 20 points and David Richards (New Castle) scored 17.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator


WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20
Westminster's Grid Schedule Released
Westminster College released its 2008 football schedule with five home contests at Harold Burry Stadium and one new opponent that the Titans did not play last season.
Ellwood City Ledger

Park Trio Off To Bethany
Where to attend college is never an easy choice. It marks where you will live, where you will eat, what you will study, and what you will become. In the end, the choice is made by where you feel most comfortable.
The (Wheeling) Intelligencer


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19
TMC Athletes Of The Week
What's up with Eddie: Tyree is a valuable member of the Thomas More basketball team. His athleticism has been used on numerous occasions.
The (Cincinnati) Enquirer

Swimming Success
Washington & Jefferson senior Kaitlyn Orstein, a five-time NCAA Division III champion, was named MVP of the Presidents' Athletic Conference Swimming and Diving Championships for a fourth season. Her victory in the 200 breaststroke gave her 25 PAC titles for her career.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review


MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18
Motivated Tornadoes Exceed Expectations
BEAVER FALLS — A sheet of paper with the official letterhead of the Presidents Athletic Conference is tacked to the bulletin board in the Geneva College women’s basketball team’s locker room.
Beaver County Times

Local Athletes Set Records

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17
Geneva Women No Match For Thomas More
BEAVER FALLS — The Geneva College women’s basketball team wasn’t able to overcome a slow start as it fell to unbeaten Thomas More 64-57 on Saturday afternoon in a Presidents Athletic Conference game at Metheny Field House.
Beaver County Times

Old-Man Ross Lifts Geneva To Win
BEAVER FALLS — A weary Mike Ross sat down in a chair after a full afternoon of activity and smiled. “I’m getting too old to play this many minutes,” the Geneva College senior forward said. “I’m starting to feel my age.”
Beaver County Times

Small College Basketball Roundup
St. Vincent 77, Wash & Jeff 70: Albert Varacallo's tip-in with 0.2 seconds remaining tied the score at 69-69 for Washington & Jefferson, but St. Vincent outscored the hosts 8-1 in overtime for a 77-70 victory.
(Washington) Observer-Reporter

Waynesburg Hires Wrestling Coaches

District Roundup
Shawn Carr scored 18 points in leading Grove City (15-8, 8-3 PAC) to an 84-62 home win against Waynesburg (8-15, 2-9).
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Ackerman Leads Titans Past Thiel
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. — Although the weather outside Buzz Ridl Gymnasium was rather mild, it took a while for the Westminster women’s basketball team to warm up against Thiel.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator

Westminster Overcomes Thiel's Lead for Sixth Win
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. — The game was there for the taking, and it was Westminster who took it, defeating Thiel, 65-58, in a Presidents’ Athletic Conference men’s basketball game Saturday.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator


SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16
Yellow Jackets Turn to Headlee, Yates to Revive Wrestling Program
Waynesburg University has hired two successful high school coaches in Greene County in an attempt to rebuild its struggling wrestling program. It was announced Friday that Ron Headlee, a former coach at Jefferson-Morgan, will be the Yellow Jackets' head coach and that he will be assisted by John Yates. Headlee, a Waynesburg native, was an assistant for several seasons at Waynesburg High School under Yates, who resigned following the 2006-07 season, his 10th as the Raiders' head coach.
(Washington) Observer-Reporter

W&J Women Lead at PAC Meet
The Grove City College men and Washington & Jefferson women each remained in first place after the second day of competition at the three-day PAC Swimming & Diving Championships at Grove City.
(Washington) Observer-Reporter

Headlee Hired as Waynesburg University Wrestling Coach
Ron Headlee has been hired as the head wrestling coach at Waynesburg University and will assume the duties after next weekend's NCAA Midwest Regionals. John Yates was also hired as Headlee's assistant. Both coaches bring a wealth of experience to the Yellow Jackets.
The (Uniontown) Herald-Standard
 

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15
Names in the Games
Grove City’s Katy McCready has been on a roll of late. McCready tallied a career-high 12 points in a 68-60 loss to Bethany on Wednesday.
New Castle News

Thiel Wins PAC Wrestling Title
Thiel won its ninth-straight PAC wrestling title Wednesday night at the Rudy Marisa Fieldhouse on the Waynesburg University campus.
The (Uniontown) Herald-Standard
 

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14
Geneva Women Rout Waynesburg
BEAVER FALLS — Allyson Clarke made up for the loss of injured starter Renee Rawding by scoring 16 points and grabbing 12 rebounds, both game highs, to lead the Geneva College women’s basketball team to a 60-41 win over Waynesburg on Wednesday night in a Presidents’ Athletics Conference game at Metheny Field House.
Beaver County Times

Geneva Men Snap Four-Game Skid
BEAVER FALLS — After losing four straight games, including three by a combined total of 10 points, the Geneva College basketball team was ready to take its frustration out on somebody.
Beaver County Times

Thomas More Notebook
The women's basketball program raised more than $2,000 for the Susan G. Komen Foundation during its "Think Pink" Week to raise cancer awareness.
The (Cincinnati) Enquirer

Saint Finally Win At W&J
Perfection, as the New England Patriots reminded us, isn't easy to achieve. That's why when the bus for the Thomas More College women's basketball team rolled to a stop Wednesday afternoon on the Washington & Jefferson campus, the Saints weren't thinking about being one of only three remaining undefeated teams in NCAA Division III or having a 21-game winning streak.
The (Wash.) Observer-Reporter

Varacallo Pours In 18 Points To Pace W&J Men
Albert Varacallo scored a game-high 18 points and helped Washington & Jefferson fight off a furious second-half rally by Thomas More as the Presidents held on for a 70-65 victory in a Presidents' Athletic Conference game Wednesday at Henry Memorial Center.
(Wash.) Observer-Reporter

Saint Vincent Stuck In Between
Talk to any basketball coach, and he will tell you that one of the most important aspects of the game is transition.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12
Saints Ready For Induction
Thomas More will induct a new class in the athletic Hall of Fame Feb. 23. The 2008 Hall of Fame class is Chris Cullinane (volleyball), Bobby Young (baseball), Ron Ryan (baseball), George "Cubby" Lyon (baseball), Les Stewart (basketball), Gary Bailey (tennis), Sherry Clinkenbeard Smith (basketball), Will Castleberry (football) and John Paul Case (football).
The (Cincinnati) Enquirer

Skinny On The Scene
Nancy Winstel and Brian Neal will probably eventually cross paths one day on recruiting the same player, but for now the head coaches of the Northern Kentucky University and Thomas More College women's basketball programs have found there's plenty of good local talent around for both to thrive.
The (Cincinnati) Enquirer

TMC Athletes Of The Week
About Robert: Robert is one of several post players vying for playing time. A physical player will raw offensive skill, Wilson could see some action as the season winds down.
The (Cincinnati) Enquirer

Home Improvements
Westminster (Pa.) has begun a renovation process at Harold Burry Stadium at an estimated cost of $1.7 million. Installation of lights and artificial turf are included, as is the construction of the Joseph B. Fusco Plaza and an entranceway named in memory of Jerry C. Neff.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Ex-Hawk Diving For Titles
Sophomore Desiree Finley (Hanover Area) will be shooting for titles in the 1- and 3-meter dives when she and her Bethany College (W.Va.) women’s swim team compete in the Presidents' Athletic Conference Championships this weekend in Grove City.
The (Wilkes-Barre) Times Leader


MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11
Thomas More Notebook
Thomas More's women's basketball team reached 20 wins for the third straight season - and for the fourth time in five years - with a 59-23 win over Waynesburg. No women's team had recorded back-to-back 20-win seasons before the Saints achieved the feat last season.
The (Cincinnati) Enquirer


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10
District Basketball Highlights
GENEVA 62, CHATHAM 53 Geneva rallied from 10 points down in the game’s final 14 minutes to raise its record to 18-3. The Golden Tornadoes, who got a game-high 24 points from Allyson Clarke (South Side) made 21 of their 24 free-throw attempts in the second half. Renee Rawding (Blackhawk) was 10 for 10 from the line, and Clarke was 6 for 6.
Beaver County Times

District Results
Waynesburg 83, Westminster 77: Behind a game-high 29 points from senior guard Tim Drakeley and sharp second-half shooting the Waynesburg Yellow Jackets claimed an 83-77 victory over Westminster in Presidents' Athletic Conference action at the Rudy Marisa Fieldhouse.
(Wash.) Observer-Reporter

District Roundup
Washington & Jefferson (16-5, 9-2) held a 54-35 lead at the half and swept to a 87-66 victory at Thiel (7-13, 4-8). Maggie Gibson led W&J with 14 points and 14 rebounds.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

District Roundup
Geneva 62, Chatham 53: Allyson Clarke scored 24 points and grabbed eight rebounds, as Geneva (18-3) overcame a nine-point halftime deficit to defeat Chatham (8-12) in a Presidents Athletic Conference game. Renee Rawding added 14 points for Geneva; Chatham was paced by 12 points from Kayla Hilko (Norwin).
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

"Think Pink Day"
Chatham women’s coach Mark Katarski talks to his players during a timeout against Geneva on Saturday, Feb. 9. Kataski dyed his hair pink and wore a pink tie as part of “Think Pink Day,” which promotes breast cancer awareness. The Chatham players also wore pink uniforms. Chatham lost, 62-53.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

W&J Pins Hopes on Two Area Wrestlers
The Washington & Jefferson College wrestling team is shaping into one of the top programs in NCAA Division III, and has benefited from strong seasons by two local students.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review


SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9
On a Collision Course?
There are still three undefeated teams left in Division III women's basketball, but two of them appear destined to meet in the NCAA Tournament, if only because they are both in the Great Lakes region. While neither Hope nor Thomas More can afford to look that far ahead, we can, because, well, we're the media, and that's apparently what we're supposed to do.
D3Hoops.com

Hannon Close to Record
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. — Craig Hannon, a senior guard for the Westminster College basketball team from Union Township, is closing in on the Titans’ career scoring record.
The (Youngstown) Vindicator
 

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8
Names in the Games
Grove City’s Katy McCready registered three markers and a trio of rebounds in a 63-56 loss to Chatham on Wednesday.McCready was scoreless Saturday in 15 minutes in a 68-35 loss to Washington & Jefferson. She had two rebounds.
New Castle News

NCAA Inquiring About Creating A Division IV
INDIANAPOLIS - The NCAA is asking the presidents and chancellors of Division III schools, already the association's largest membership group, about the feasibility of splitting the division or creating a new Division IV.
(Washington) Observer-Reporter

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7
Signing Day Not Glitzy For Everyone
Following is a list of players and their respective choices, based on their high school coaches. With the process such as it is, these are all subject to change. List of area senior players with colleges that are recruiting them.
Beaver County Times

Local College Highlights
SAINT VINCENT 66, GENEVA 64 Saint Vincent rallied from an eight-point second-half deficit to edge Geneva, which fell to 10-11. Justin Nardi (Blackhawk) led Geneva with 19 points and five assists.
Beaver County Times

Iraq Vet Finds Focus On Field, In Classroom
CRESCENT SPRINGS - At 22-years-old, Greg Dixon has his whole life in front of him. But already, the Iraq war veteran has achieved two life goals: He served his country as a U.S. Marine and is now playing college football at Thomas More College.
The Community Press

Renovations Begin At Westminster
A stadium renovation project estimated at $1.7 million is under way at Westminster College. Renovations to Memorial Field and Harold Burry Stadium will include lighting and artificial turf. In addition, the Joseph B. Fusco Plaza and an entranceway named in memory of Jerry C. Neff will be constructed around the existing stadium.
Ellwood City Ledger

North Hills Grad Cited
North Hills High School grad Anthony Talotta, a senior second baseman at Bethany College, was recently selected by Collegiate Baseball as a Player to Watch for the upcoming season.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Bethany Sweeps Visiting Thiel
Joe Testa provided a career-high 22 points and 11 rebounds as Bethany (14-7 overall, 8-1 Presidents’ Athletic Conference) routed Thiel (9-10, 4-5) by a 92-67 count Wednesday night, in local men’s basketball action Wednesday night in Bethany.
The (Wheeling) Intelligencer

District Men
B.J. McGill missed only one of eight shots from the field and finished with 16 points to lead St. Vincent (16-3) to its ninth consecutive victory.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review


WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6
TMC Holding At No. 5
The Thomas More women's basketball team remained fifth in both national polls this week as all of the top five teams continued to roll. It marks the third straight week the Saints are fifth in the d3hoops.com poll and second week at fifth in the USA Today/ESPN/WBCA poll.
The (Cincinnati) Enquirer

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5
Saints Are Aiming Not To Lose
Two of their key players were ready to quit playing basketball after leaving Division I schools, another was ready to give up on the game coming out of high school and their head coach thought he might have been in over his head just seven games into his tenure.
The (Cincinnati) Enquirer

TMC Notebook
The women's basketball program will be participating in the WBCA's Think Pink week in support of breast cancer Saturday. The athletic department and the Student Government Association will be selling pink T-shirts for $10 in the week leading up the event with a portion of the proceeds going to the Susan G. Koman Foundation.
The (Cincinnati) Enquirer

TMC Athletes Of The Week
About Kurt: Bovard has played in every game for Thomas More as the backup point guard. He has dished out an assist in all but two games, and scored in all but four games for the Saints.
The (Cincinnati) Enquirer


MONDAY FEBRUARY 4
From Panda To Saint
Before Notre Dame alumnus Nicole Dickman could fully fit in at Thomas More, there were a few old grudges that needed to be put aside.
NKY.com


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3
Local College Basketball Roundup
Grove City 62, Washington & Jefferson 53: Washington & Jefferson led through most of the second half before Grove City closed with a 20-4 run to secure a 62-53 victory in a Presidents' Athletic Conference game at Grove City College Arena.
(Washington) Observer-Reporter

District Roundup: Late Surge Propels Grove City Past W&J
Using a 20-4 surge in the final 5:15, Grove City (13-7, 6-2) skirted an upset bid and claimed a 62-53 victory against visiting Washington & Jefferson (7-12, 3-4) in a key Presidents' Athletic Conference men's basketball clash.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
 

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1
Names in the Games
Grove City’s Katy McCready garnered four points in 10 minutes on Wednesday in a 61-51 win over Westminster in a PAC tilt.
New Castle News

Bison Learning to Mesh - and Win
It’s been a season of celebrations for the Bethany College men’s basketball team. The program is in the midst of marking its 100th season. And in December, Coach Aaron Huffman earned his 100th career victory. So what would be the icing on the cake? A Presidents’ Athletic Conference title perhaps?
The (Wheeling) Intelligencer/Wheeling News-Register

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