98-99winterupdate

1998-99 Winter Sports Update

as of 2/28/99

Badminton (6-2)

Head Coach: Dan Sears

Dec 5	at Harcum Doubles Tournament	9:00 a
Jan 26	Bryn Mawr	W 4-1
Jan 27	Bryn Athen	W 5-0
Jan 30	Haverford	W
Feb 4	Albright	L 3-2
Feb 6	PAIAW Tournament at Bryn Mawr	2nd place
Feb 9	at Bryn Mawr	W 3-2
Feb 11	at Bryn Athen	W 4-1
Feb 13	at Haverford	W 5-0
Feb 17	at Albright	L 3-2
Feb 21	Northeast Regional Intercollegiate Tournament	8:00 a
Mar 6	Pennsylvania State Tournament at Albright	9:00 a

Men's Basketball (4-20, 2-11)

Head Coach: Lee Wimberly

Nov 20-21	Equinox Classic	Haverford and Swarthmore
20	Union at Haverford	L 88-70
21	Skidmore	L 65-56
Nov 24	Gwynedd Mercy	W 62-59
Dec 1	Johns Hopkins*	L 60-51
Dec 2	at Lafayette	L 75-56
Dec 8	Franklin & Marshall*	L 75-49
Jan 5	at Oglethorpe	L 73-56
Jan 6	at Emory	W 63-56
Jan 9	Messiah	L 71-60
Jan 11	at Drew	L 61-55
Jan 14	at Washington*	7:30 (Postponed until 12/25)
Jan 16	Ursinus*	L 68-63
Jan 18	at Yale	L 77-48
Jan 20	Muhlenberg*	L 78-44
Jan 23	at Western Maryland*	L 71-52
Jan 25	at Washington*	L 71-55
Jan 27	at University of the Sciences	L 78-66
Jan 30	at Gettysburg*	L 90-59
Feb 3	Haverford*	W 67-57
Feb 6	Ursinus* at the Palestra	L 75-49
Feb 8	at Vassar	L 80-62
Feb 10	Washington*	L 70-64
Feb 13	Dickinson* Alumni Game	W 75-70
Feb 17	at Muhlenberg*	L 83-73
Feb 20	at Haverford*	L 64-60

On Feb. 20: The Garnet lost the season finale at Haverford 64-60. Tim Schofield posted a game best 20 points in his final career contest. Charlie Brubaker added 17 and Mike Schall matched a career-best with 13 points in his final contest.

Women's Basketball (12-12, 7-8)

Head Coach: Adrienne Shibles

Nov 20-21	Swarthmore Tip-Off Tournament	6:00 / 8:00
20	Swarthmore vs Eastern	W 62-53
21	Championship Game vs. Clarkson	W 75-52
Nov 24	Johns Hopkins*	L 74-59
Dec 1	at Washington*	L 65-64 ot
Dec 4-6	Seven Sisters Tournament at Wellesley
4	St. Joseph's (CT)	W 74-61
5	Smith	L 63-54
6	Mount Holyoke	W 71-51
Jan 6	at Delaware Valley	L 96-68
Jan 11	Gettysburg*	L 63-47
Jan 13	at Bryn Mawr*	W 60-33
Jan 16	at Dickinson*	L 53-52
Jan 19	at FDU - Madison	L 87-67
Jan 21	Ursinus*	L 72-57
Jan 23	Western Maryland*	L 70-61
Jan 26	at Muhlenberg*	L 56-36
Jan 30	at Franklin & Marshall*	W 81-65
Feb 3	Haverford*	W 70-48
Feb 6	Bryn Mawr*	W 77-44
Feb 9	Washington*	L 56-55
Feb 11	at Immaculata	W 73-52
Feb 13	at Ursinus*	W 67-46
Feb 16	Muhlenberg*	W 63-56
Feb 18	at Gwynedd Mercy	L 72-43
Feb 20	at Haverford*	W 55-47

On Feb 20: The Garnet closed out the 1998-99 campaign with a 55-47 victory over Haverford to earn their 12th victory of the season. The 12 wins was the most since the 1985-86 season and their best record since a 14-11 mark in 1984-85. Heather Marandola led the way with 18 points while Heather Kile posted her 22nd double-double of the season with 17 points and 18 rebounds.

Men's Swimming (9-4, 5-1)

Head Coach: Sue Davis

Nov 11	Franklin & Marshall*	W 107-96
Nov 14	at Vassar w/ NYU	W 86-4 L 60-35
Nov 21	at Drew W/ Washington & Lee	W 59-36 W 53-42
Nov 24	Widener	W 117.5 - 87.5
Dec 2	at U. of Pennsylvania	L 177-63
Dec 5	Western Maryland*	W 102-52
Jan 7-16	Training Trip	Florida
Jan 20	at Johns Hopkins	L 108-78
Jan 23	Dickinson*	W 105-81
Jan 30	Gettysburg*	L 142-62
Feb 6	at Ursinus*	W 169-69
Feb 10	Washington*	W 129-72
Feb 19-21	Centennial Championships at Franklin and Marshall	2nd of 7
March 18-20	NCAA Championships in Minnesota

On Feb. 19-21: The Garnet placed second at the Centennial Conference Championships for the fourth consecutive season behind Gettysburg. The Bullets amassed 796.5 points to the Garnet's 492.5. Ted Sherer set a school, conference and meet record in the 200 breaststroke in a time of 2:09.07. Sherer also won the 100 breaststroke leading a garnet sweep as Fred Gerson finished second and Yasu Denda third.

Women's Swimming (10-4, 6-1)

Head Coach: Sue Davis

Nov 11	Franklin & Marshall*	W 119-86
Nov 14	at NYU w/ Vassar	L 48-47 W 86-6
Nov 21	at Drew w/ Washington & Lee	W 62-33 W 66-29
Nov 24	Widener	W 143-56
Dec 2	at U. of Pennsylvania	L 164-74
Dec 5	Western Maryland*	W 109-62
Jan 7-16	Training Trip	Florida
Jan 20	at Johns Hopkins	L 104-96
Jan 23	Dickinson*	W 122-83
Jan 27	at Bryn Mawr*	W 112-88
Jan 30	Gettysburg*	L 118-87
Feb 6	at Ursinus*	W 165-94
Feb 10	Washington*	W 143-61
Feb 19-21	Centennial Championships at Franklin and Marshall	2nd of 8
March 11-13	NCAA Championships at Miami of Ohio

On Feb. 19-21: The Garnet placed second for the fifth consecutive season at the Centennial Conference Championships. Alice Bonarou led the way for the Garnet and was named outstanding female swimmwe of the meet. Bonarou captured the 200IM (2:11.99) and the 400 IM (4:39.22) in school record times, placed second in the 200 butterfly and swam a led on the winning 800 freestyle relay. Joining Bonarou in the winners circle were Amy Auerbach 500 free (5:15.41), and 100 back (1:02.32), Melissa Amir-Arjomand 100 breast (1:07.51), and Claire Arbour in the 200 freestyle (1:57.02). Auerbach, Arbour, and Jenny Harvey joined Bonarou on the relay team.

Men's Indoor Track and Field

Head Coach: Luci Rosalia

Dec 11	at Haverford Invite	5:00
Jan 24	at Princeton Relays	11:00
Jan 29	at Weslyan Invite	4th of 15
Feb 6	Four Way Challenge Allentown, Muhlenberg, Mary Washington	2nd of 4
Feb 13	Five Way Challenge Lebanon Valley, Widener, Gettysburg, Ursinus	1st of 5
Feb 20	at Albright Invite	10:00
Feb 26-27	Centennial Conference Championships at Haverford	4th of 9
Mar 3	ECAC Championships in Boston, MA	TBA
Mar 12-13	NCAA Championships in Ada, OH	TBA

At the Centennial Conference Championships the Garnet placed fourth. Steve Dawson won the high jump and placed third in the triple and long jumps. Donovan Goodly placed second in the long jump and Reuben Canada placed second in the 55 hurdles. Marc Jeuland finished third in the 5000. For complete results click Centennial Conference Championships at Haverford above.

Women's Indoor Track and Field

Head Coach: Luci Rosalia

Dec 11	at Haverford Invite	5:00
Jan 24	at Princeton Relays	11:00
Jan 29	at Weslyan Invite	4th of 13.
Feb 6	Five Way Challenge Allentown, Muhlenberg, Mary Washington, Bryn Mawr	2nd of 5
Feb 13	Five Way Challenge Lebanon Valley, Widener, Gettysburg, Ursinus	1st of 5
Feb 20	at Albright Invite	10:00
Feb 26-27	Centennial Conference Championships at Haverford	5th of 9
Mar 3	ECAC Championships in Boston, MA	TBA
Mar 12-13	NCAA Championships in Ada, OH	TBA

At the Centennial Conference Championships the Garnet placed 5th, snapping their bid for a three-peat. Desiree Peterkin led the way winning the triple jump and the long jump. Joko Agunloye placed third in the 5000 while Karen Lloyd placed 5th. For complete results click on Centennial Conference Championships at Haverford above.

Wrestling (5-6, 1-5)

Head Coach: Ron Tirpak

Oct 25	Concordia Invite, Montreal, Canada	scrimmage
Nov 7	at Messiah Invite	scrimmage
Nov 14	Swarthmore Takedown Tournament Baptist Bible, Gloucester, Lycoming, Middlesex, Ursinus	10:00
Nov 21	at Montclair Invite Montclair, Ursinus, Princeton, NYU, Centenary,	6th of 6
Dec 5	at SUNY Maritime	W 38-18
Dec 28-Jan 7	Training Trip	Canada
Jan 9	Team Challenge Tournament Albright, Elizabeth, Millikan, Roger Williams, Trinity, Washington & Jefferson, Western Maryland	11:00 (Cancelled)
Jan 13	Centenary	7:00 (Postponed)
Jan 16	Swarthmore Invitational Apprentice School, Gallaudet, Johns Hopkins, Lebanon Valley, Roger Williams, Stevens Trade, Scranton, Ursinus, Washington & Lee, Wesleyan, Williams, Williamson Free Trade, York	10:00
Jan 20	Valley Forge Military College	W 43-9
Jan 23	at Muhlenberg* w/ Johns Hopkins* and Gettysburg*	MC L 32-13 JHU W 46-3 GC L 26-22
Jan 27	at U of Pennsylvania	7:00 Scrimmage
Jan 30	Ursinus, Washington & Lee, Western Maryland*	UC L 40-7 WL L 22-19 WM L 31-18
Feb 3	Haverford*	cancelled
Feb 6	at Williams w/ Wesleyan Western New England	Will.W 27-26 Wesl.W 33-24 WNE L 48-6
Feb 20	Centennial Championships at Muhlenberg	6th of 7
Mar 3-6	NCAA Div III Championships	College of New Jersey

On Feb. 20: The Garnet placed sixth out of seven squads at the Centennial Conference Championships. Freshman Heavyweight Justin Pagliei posted the best finish for the Garnet capturing second place. Adrien Wilson finished in fourth at 141 and Ted Chan placed fourth at 165.