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Women's Lacrosse

(Continued from page 15.)

The laxwomen could only
produce 17 shots on goal all
game. "We had no oppor-
tunity to challenge their goal-
keeper,” Woolston said.

Though they lost by four
goals the defense played
well. Netminder Missy Wal-
ters stopped 17 of the 33
Kutztown shots. Defensive
wing Diane Kilty played well.
“She maintained good defen-

sive position and hustled all
game,’’ the Head Coach said.

It was only the laxwomen'’s
second loss of the season. The
score didn't indicate how well
they played. “"There wasn't
any major errors, just a lot of
small errors, kind of a snow
ball effect,” Woolston said.
The quote fit the weather
nicely.

The 1982-83 school year at Slippery Rock State College may be remembered as one of the greatest in terms
of athletic successes. A total of 21 SRSC athletes representing 10 different sports have attained the high
honor of All-America in the fall and winter seasons. Posing for this All-America picture are (front row, left
to tight) judo player Lewis Rogers, swimmer David Hauck, football player Jack Muller, cross country run-
ner Bob Petrini, (second row) field hockey player Sheila Geissenheimer, volleyball player BeaAnn Bed-
ford, basketball player Bill Rausch, judo player Susan Adametz, field hockey player Dora Dyson, swim-
mer Scott Strong, swimmer Peggy Lynn Workman, judo player Ruthann Kelly, swimmer Joe Mahar, (third
row) football player John Daglstrand, swimmer Andy Martin, (standing) wrestler Anthony Calderaio,
basketball player John Samsa, swimmer Corrie Convis, and gymnast Jeff Collins. Absent when the

 

picture was taken were football players Rick Allen and Tony Emanuele. (SRSC photo.)

Laxmen remain
undefeated at 8-0

 

By JIM YEAMANS
Rocket Sports Writer

The Slippery Rock State
College men's lacrosse team
upped their record to 8-0
over the weekend with two
more wins to lead the Alle-
gheny Lacrosse league.

The Rockets won their se-
cond overtime in as many
weeks when the Morgantown
Lacrosse club finally folded,
8-7.

Senior Dennis Roberts
scored his fourth goal of the
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Freshman Steve Lacrosse
also netted two as did fresh-
man Bernie Thuman, who
added one along with "Little”
Keith Shamburger.

Goalie Joe Ruzicka turned
away 16 shots to frustrate the
Morgantown Club as he did
against Pitt last weekend. De-
fenseman Tim Davis and mid-
fielder Brian Kump also
added stopping Morgantown.

The Rocket offense pro-
duced 12 goals on Saturday

to carry the team over Frost-
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