South Mountaineer Volume 37, Issue 06

              SPORTS
"Before the game Jason (Streeter)
came to me and saidl feel good, I feel
good. Have confidence in me."
~ Quarterback Bob Aylsworth on receiver
Jason Streeter's 10 catches.
Contents
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♦ Olympic sports update
♦ SAESinitsfifthyear
♦ Football: review ofYale
and schedules
♦ Olympic Sports Week in
game
♦ Football preview for UNH
Review
♦ Patriot League football
♦Women'stennisleague
scores and standings
championshipreview
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MOUNTAINEER
Volume 37, Issue 06
October 11,1994
Lehigh hosts 46 teams in 21st Paul Short Invitational
Penn State has men's
field seeing blue;
Providence fries
women's competitors.
By ROB SCHMIDT
South Mountaineer Editor
Shortly after the foghad lifted on the Goodman
Campus on Saturdaymorning,aseaofbluecouldbe
seen comingthroughthe shoot ofLehigh's cross country
course.
It wasn't an optical illusion, however it was a tidal
wave ofPenn State runners, all seven in fact, fimshing
inthetop20. The Nittany Lions grabbed thefirst, third,
andfourthspots ontheirwaytoafirstplacescoreof31,
97 points in front of second place Pennsylvania.
HostLehigh finished 12thinthe22-teamfield.
Senior Matt Van Lieropled the Engineersplacing31st
outof 145 runners withatime of32:28.9. Junior Nick
Albrecht followed, placing41stwithatimeof32:47.7.
Junior Rob Christie(50th), sophomore Matt Rosetti
(95th),senior Stephen Watchel(114),andjuniorChris
Foutz (127th)rounded outthe Lehigh finishers, giving
theEngineers331points.
Senior Nittany IionBobHamerwastherace's
overaUvWnnerwithatinieof30:54.7,followedbyIona's
Martin McCarthy, a-junior, 10 seconds later.
Penn finished second as a team with a score of 128
and one runner, senior Terry McLean (6th),inthe top
10. James Madison rounded outthe top three witha
score of 147.
Providence Collegeran away with the women's
competition, claimingthree ofthe topfive places.
Sophomore MarieMcMahonled the Lady Friars,
finishingfirstoverallwithatimeofl7:08.0onthe5k
course. Teammate Natalie Davey, asenior,followedher
across thefinishline 17 seconds later. FreshmanMaria
McCambridgeplaced fifth tohelptheLady Friars to
their overall score of 26.
The Engineers placed 17thinthe24-teamfield.
Freshman MichelleDippolito was the topLehigh
finisherwith atime of 19:15.5, which placed her 59th
out ofthe field of 161runners. JuniorSusanneAllex
was thenext Engineer across the line withatimeof
19:38.0, goodenoughfor 83rd place.
FreshmanStecyImlerwasI^Mgh'sthirdfinisher,at
100th place withatimeof 19:58.7. Sophomore Kirsten
Anderer(121st),sophomoreAhriaStanfil(125th),
freshmanLoriStewart(126th)andsophomoreHeather
Blackburn(139th)roundedoutthe Engineer scoringat
488.
TheUniversitiesofMassachusetts and Connecticut
rounded outthe top three team places with scores of 135
and 144 respectively.
Ninety-one men and 56 women competed in the
open race later in the morning. Freshman James Wilson
(44th)wasthetopLeMghmalefimsherwhilefreshman
JenMiddletonledtheEngineerwomenplacing21st.
Freshman Michelle Dippolito (787) heads down the final stretch in the 21st Paul Short Run. Photo by JOE RYAN
Paul Short Invitational Team Results
MEN (Top-10)
Team
Pts.
Top runner
1. Penn State
31
Bob Hamer (1st)
2. Pennsylvania
128
Terry McLean (6th)
3. James Madison
147
Jesse Tolleson (13th)
4. Massachusetts
151
Theodore Towse (8th)
5. Georgetown
168
Sam Gabremaiam (21st)
6. Iona
186
Martin McCarthy (2nd)
7. LaSalle
194
Peter Dougherty (9th)
8. St. Joseph's
203
Matt Byrne (5th)
9. Houston
254
Mike McAndrews (19th)
10. E. Stroudsburg
262
Seth Kuchar (26th)
WOMEN (Top-10)
Team
Pis.
Top runner
1. Providence
26
Marie McMahon (1st)
2. Massachusetts
135
Melissa Longevin (3rd)
3. Connecticut
144
Danyell Wood (4th)
4. Buffalo
167
Stacy Strothman (10th)
5. St. Joseph's
171
Sue Yagielski (6th)
6. Princeton
180
Tanya Baker (15th)
7. Pennsylvania
185
Margaret Morrow (18th)
8. Army
185
Catherine Gaffigan (8th)
9. Georgetown
242
Kelly Mercer (35th)
10. James Madison
253
Samantha Bates (23rd)
Aylsworth throws
Lehigh past Yale
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