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Pomona-Pitzer Sports InformationOctober 9, 2000
Upcoming
Schedule Tues Oct. 10 Women’s Volleyball vs.
Cal Lutheran Home 7:30 Wed Oct. 11 Women’s Soccer vs.
Redlands Home 4:00 Men’s
Soccer vs. Redlands Away 4:00 Fri Oct. 13 Women’s Soccer vs. Cal
Lutheran Away 4:00 Fri-Sat Oct. 13-1 Women’s
Volleyball @ Benedictine Tourney(IL)
Away TBA Sat-Sun Oct. 14-15 Men’s Water
Polo – Convergence Tourney Home All Day Sat Oct. 14 Men’s Soccer vs. Cal
LutheranHome 11:00 Men’s
Football vs. U. of Puget Sound Away 1:30 Men’s &Women’s Cross
Crountry @ La Mirada Away 9:00
SCIAC Multi – Duals Sun Oct. 15 Women’s Soccer vs.
Mills College Away 11:00 Men’s
Soccer vs. UC Santa Cruz Home 1:00 Mon Oct. 16 Women’s Soccer vs. UC
Santa Cruz Away 1:00 MEN’S FOOTBALL Overall: 4-0 SCIAC:
N/A 10/07/00 win PP d. La Verne 22-2 The Sagehens from Pomona-Pitzer traveled to La Vern this past weekend and
beat the host Leopards for the first time in 18 years. For the fourth time in as many games, the
Hens held their opponent to under 100 yards rushing. In fact, the squad from La Verne was only
able to net 33 yards this past Saturday.
On the year, the Sagehens are holding the opposition to just 40 yards
a game and only 1.4 yards per carry.
The Hens had 21 tackles for a loss against La Verne. The Hens got the majority of their offense on the ground as the team
rushed for 141 yards. Ryan Hattersley
led the charge on the ground with 78 yards on 23 carries and one touchdown. Jonathan Samples also contributed by
carrying the ball 7 times for 36 yards and a touchdown. Teohua Sanchez, who came in to the game at
quarterback in the first quarter to replace the injured Brian Ferrette, also
carried the ball 7 times. Sanchez,
like Samples and Hattersley, was also able to take one of his carries into
the end zone. The Hens put the ball in the air just 16 times, and completed 6 of those
attempts. Sanchez was 5 of 10 passing
on the day. Matthew LaCoss and Ryan
Hattersley each caught two passes on the day, for 22 and 15 yards,
respectively. Jonathan Samples and
Benjamin LaCoss hauled in the other two completions on the afternoon. La Verne actually got on the board first in this one with a safety in the
first quarter. That would be the only
time the Leos saw the end zone, however.
Hattersley would then get the Hens on the board with his 6 yard
touchdown run with 3 minutes to go in the first. The two point conversion was no good and so the score was 6-2,
and that is how it would remain going into halftime as the two teams traded
punts in the second quarter. The Hens
would then come back out onto the field and do the remainder of their scoring
in the third quarter. The touchdowns by Sanchez and Samples along
with a field goal by Eric Nielson would put the game out of reach. The Sagehens will next travel to the University of Puget Sound on Saturday
the 14th. WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Overall: 7-6 SCIAC:
3-3 10/03/00 win PP
d. Occidental, 3-1 (13-15, 15-9, 15-11, 15-12) 10/06/00 loss CMS
d. PP, 3-1 ( 15-8, 11-15, 15-7, 15-8) 10/07/00 win PP
d. Penn State Behrend, 3-1 (13-15, 15-8, 15-13, 15-12) 10/07/00 win PP
d. Caltech, 3-0 (15-1, 15-12, 15-5) The women’s volleyball
team had a busy week, playing in four contests. Three of the four contests were SCIAC matches, and the Hens
were able to take two of those, and three of four matches in all. Against Occidental, the
Hens got a big win and some big performances on the evening to earn that
win. Colleen Chrisco collected 15
kills to go along with her 14 digs on the night. Alison Rindlaub also had a great night with 14 kills and an
incredible 23 digs. Sam Hauff and
Jessie Franzetti each added 12 kills on the night as well. Susan Caplow contributed defensively with
11 digs on the night as well. Erika
Gamst served up 40 assists on the night.
The Hens would then walk
around the corner to take on the Athenas from CMS. The Hens lost a tough 4 set match on the road. Rindlaub led the Hens offensively on the
night with 10 kills. Vicenta Arrizon
had 8 kills on the match.
Defensively, Patty Van Kuran led the team with 12 digs. Gamst had 21 assists on the evening. A day after the loss to
CMS, the Hens would need to regroup as they were to play two matches in one
day at home versus Penn State Behrend and the team from Caltech. Apparently, the Sagehens recovered nicely,
as they came up with two wins on the day.
In the first game against Penn St. Behrend, three Hens would come up
with double digit kills on the match.
Jessie Franzetti led the way with 13 kills and Sam Hauff and Alison
Rindlaub each collected 12. Rindlaub
also dug up 13 balls on the match.
Susan Caplow and Elena Shih also contributed defensively with 14 and
13 digs, respectively. Gamst assisted
on 41 kills on the day. The Hens would just
gather speed as they then took on Caltech in a match that lasted under an
hour. Sam Hauff had 10 kills and 7
digs to lead the way for the Hens.
Erika Gamst came up with 20 assists on the match. The Hens will next play
host to Cal Lutheran before traveling to Illinois to play a tourney at
Benedictine. WOMEN’S SOCCER Overall: 6-5-1 SCIAC:
4-3 10/04/00 loss La
Verne d. PP, 1-2 10/07/00 win PP
d. CMS, 2-0 The women’s soccer team
split two conferences games this past week, dropping a contest to La Verne
and defeating the team from CMS. The Hens played a close
game with La Verne but were upended in the 76th minute with the games’ final
goal. For the Hens, Lauren Salvail
scored in the 64th minute on a goal assisted by Torrey Shelton. Ashley Thompson came up with 3 saves in
net for the Sagehens. After the tough loss to
La Verne, the Sagehens came back and had a big win over rival CMS. Rebecca Hummel got scoring started with a
free kick goal in the 21st minute.
Lauren Salvail would then come through once more on a goal to clinch
the game. Salvail, who scored a goal
in each of the past two games, has scored a total of 5 goals in the past 4
games combined. In that same time,
she has also assisted on two goals for the Sagehens. Against CMS, Ashley Thompson made 5 stops
between the posts. The Hens have a busy week
as they will next host Redlands on the 11th before traveling north. MEN’S SOCCER Overall: 7-4 SCIAC:
6-1 10/04/00 win PP
d. La Verne, 3-0 10/07/00 win PP
d. CMS, 3-1 The men’s soccer squad
came up with two more big SCIAC wins this past week to up their conference
record to 6-1, good enough for a first place tie in the conference. The Hens hosted La Verne
on the 4th and got a big game from Jason Magee as he scored two of the Hens’
3 goals on the day, one in each half of play. The third goal was scored by Andrew Watkins. Todd Samuelson and Netza Bravo provided
assists on the afternoon. In the
game, the Sagehens outshot the opposition 22-3. Against CMS, the Hens got
out to an early lead in the game on goals in the 3rd and 14th minutes of
play. Ian Preikschat and Sean
Daugherty scored the first two goals of the game. Daugherty’s goal, the second goal of the game, was assisted by
Joe Amick. CMS got the game to within
one on a goal in the 84th minute of play, but frosh Mario Velez came back 4
minutes later to put the game out of reach on a goal assisted by
Preikschat. Nick Zabriskie came up
with 8 saves in net for the Hens on the afternoon. The Sagehens will begin
the second round of SCIAC competition as they will travel to Redlands on the
11th. MEN’S WATER POLO Overall: 2-8 SCIAC:
0-0 10/09/00 loss Loyola Marymount d. PP, 17-7 The Hens were sunk by the
Lions of Loyola on Saturday in a lopsided contest that featured 10 counter
attack goals by the victors. On the
game, Coach Gary Troyer noted, “When we play against this type of opponent, every
offensive mistake on our part results in trouble on the transition. Our overall team speed is very slow and
that means that our opponent is a man up on every turnover.” Ryan Williams led the
Pomona-Pitzer scoring with 3 and Marc Cavagnolo contributed 3 assists. This coming weekend,
Pomona-Pitzer and CMS host the 8th annual Convergence Tournament with 15
teams playing in 30 games on Friday and Saturday. On Friday, the Hens are scheduled to host Santa Clara at noon
and Boston College at 7:30 PM. On
Saturday, the Hens will play Iona College.
MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Overall: 0-0 SCIAC:
0-0 The men’s cross country
team did not compete this past weekend and will next travel to La Mirada to
compete in the SCIAC multi duals. WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Overall: 0-0 SCIAC:
0-0 The women’s cross country team did not compete this past weekend and will
next travel to La Mirade to compete in the SCIAC multi duals. WOMEN’S TENNIS Overall: 0-0 SCIAC:
0-0 10/6-8/00 ITA Regional
Tourney The Sagehens competed in the ITA Regional Tournament this past weekend
hosted by CMS and a doubles team from Pomona-Pitzer won the tournament. Even more remarkable than the victory, the
winning duo are a pair of first year students. Kelly Howard and Whitney Henderson won 4 matches to win the
tourney and along the way upset the number one seeded team from CMS. This victory means that the pair will be
named All-Americans. As a result of
this win, the pair is automatically invited to compete in the National ITA
tourney held in Memphis, TN. There,
the Hen duo will compete against winners from the other 7 regional
tournaments held around the country. Another frosh duo for the Hens, Betsy Marks and Chelsea Heller, made it to
the semi-finals. MEN’S TENNIS Overall: 0-0 SCIAC:
0-0 10/6-8/00 ITA Regional Tourney The doubles tandem of
David Fern and Samir Vora made it to the semi-finals of the ITA Regional
Tournament this past weekend. Seeded
second in the tournament, the duo won two matches before their tough three
set loss in the semis. Three Sagehen men won first round singles matches in the tournament, the 3rd most of the 10 participating schools.
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