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Extractions: The Little East Conference Albert D. Bean Jr., Commissioner B.L. Elfring, Publicist Office Phone: 207-780-5434 Fax Number : 207-780-5182 For Immediate Release Wednesday, November 4, 1988 Champion Keene State Owls Dominate Little East Field Hockey All-Stars Owls' Kate Bradley Named Player of the Year GORHAM, Maine Junior forward Kate Bradley (Derry, N.H.) leads an impressive contingent of Keene State College field hockey players named to the first ever Little East Conference field hockey all-star team. The all-star team and individual awards were announced Wednesday (November 4) afternoon by Albert D. Bean Jr., commissioner of the Little East, following a vote by the head coaches of the five field hockey playing schools. Bradley captured Player of the Year honors, and Keene State head coach Amy Watson was selected by her peers as Coach of the Year. University of Massachusetts Dartmouth freshman goalie Jennifer Burrows (Hubbardston, Mass.) was the coaches choice for Rookie of the Year honors. Joining Bradley on the all-star team from Keene State were sophomore forward Kelly Smith (Lisbon, N.H.), sophomore midfielder Beth Chase (Kensington, N.H.), and senior backs Amy Wallace (Greenville, N.H.) and Kara Suhie (Old Saybrook, Conn.). Senior Ashley Dorman (Harwich, Mass.) of the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth and junior Alison Drury (Canton, Maine) of the University of Southern Maine were the other two forward named to the all-star team. Freshman Katie Dodge (Sanbornton, N.H.) of Plymouth State College and junior Kim Cochrane (Biddeford, Maine) of the University of Southern Maine were picked along with Chase in the midfield. Sara Sleeper (Montpelier, Vt.) of the University of Southern Maine made it a trio of seniors named at back. Bradley led the conference in scoring this season with 16 goals and 10 assists for 42 points in 21 games. She has five game winning goals this season. Burrows backstopped the Corsairs to a share of the LEC regular season crown compiling a 1.45 goals against average in 13 games. She had six shutouts during the season, second most in the conference. Watson led Keene State to a share of the Little East regular season title and the top seed in the recent championship tournament. The Owls captured the championship defeating the University of Southern Maine in the semifinals, and in-state arch-rival Plymouth State College in the championship game. The Owls, 16-5 overall, were rewarded for their outstanding season with a berth in the NCAA Division III Field Hockey Championship Tournament which begins this Saturday (November 7). 1998 Little East Conference Field Hockey All-Stars Name Position Class Institution Kate Bradley Forward Jr. Keene State College Kelly Smith Forward So. Keene State College Ashley Dorman Forward Sr. University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Alison Drury Forward Jr. University of Southern Maine Beth Chase Midfield So. Keene State College Katie Dodge Midfield Fr. Plymouth State College Kim Cochrane Midfield Jr. University of Southern Maine Amy Wallace Back Sr. Keene State College Kara Suhie Back Sr. Keene State College Sara Sleeper Back Sr. University of Southern Maine Erin Bonner Goalie Sr. Keene State College Player of the Year Kate Bradley, Junior, Forward, Keene State College Rookie of the Year Jennifer Burrows, Freshman, Goalie, Univ. of Massachusetts Dartmouth Coach of the Year Amy Watson, Keene State College
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Extractions: In , as in every sport, there comes a time when the great players, and the not so great players, decide to leave and hang up their equipment for the final time. These become the retired, and in some minds, the legends. What you will find here is a list of players that have played their all, and are now retired from . They are listed by year, and they are shown with the last franchise that they had the honor of playing for.
The Massachusetts Daily Collegian - Vital Hockey East Weekend For UMass The trio, one of the best lines in hockey East, has combined for 37 The Minutemenwill still be without the services of senior defenseman kelly Sickavish, who http://www.dailycollegian.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2003/01/30/3e3958628ebd3
Extractions: In terms of effort, two of the Massachusetts hockey team's last four games have been some of its best performances of the year. In terms of Hockey East standings, these two contests have resulted in zero points in conference. So what's a coach to do to prevent his young team from getting discouraged? "If we play like that, more often than not, we're going to succeed," coach Don Cahoon told the audience at the UMass Sports Luncheon on Wednesday. The two losses, a 2-1 overtime decision to New Hampshire on Jan. 17, and a 3-2 defeat to Northeastern on Saturday, left the Minutemen tied with Boston University for the crucial fourth place position in Hockey East. With two road matchups this weekend against No. 6 Boston College and Providence, UMass will hope to break its recent slump of four losses in its past five games. And with every point a precious commodity in Hockey East, the Maroon and White could use a boost to overtake the Terriers for the final home ice berth. The Minutemen have split their first two games with both the Eagles and Friars, but on Jan. 3 and 5 they beat the teams in succession (3-2 in Chestnut Hill and 5-4 at the Mullins Center against PC). Boston College will be without the services of freshman Patrick Eaves, out for the season with a fractured vertebra suffered on Dec. 7. But the Eagles will have a healthy Ben Eaves, the team's leading scorer, back in the lineup after the junior sustained an injury in the first period against the Minutemen, as well as Ryan Shannon, who missed the Jan. 3 contest because of the World Juniors Championship.
Field Hockey News 2002 Grantham, Pa) The thirdranked field hockey team in scoring off a lead pass fromKelly Stanwell Jenny Portillo (Bethesda, Md/Bethesda-Chevy chase) played well http://www.dickinson.edu/sports/fhnews02.htm
Extractions: Field Hockey Carlow, Giorgio Named All-Region, All-CC Dickinson College field hockey players Andrea Carlow (McLean, Va/McLean) and Marissa Giorgio (Rehrersburg, Pa/Tulpehocken) were both recently named to the STX/NFHCA Division III All-South Region team. Carlow also earned All-Centennial Conference second-team honors for her outstanding play as a forward and in the midfield. The junior tri-captain led the Red Devils in scoring with eight goals and three assists. She tallied two game-winning goals and was a perfect 2-for-2 in penalty strokes this season. Giorgio earned her second straight selection to the All-Region team and made her third appearance on the All-Centennial squad. The senior goaltender posted five solo shutouts this season, while sharing two others as Dickinson came within one of the school record. Giorgio started in 72 consecutive games throughout her career, recording a school record 21 shutouts in four seasons.
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Extractions: Oct. 16, 2002 Recap Liberty vs Virginia (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Liberty vs Virginia (Oct 16, 2002 at Charlottesville, Va.) Soccer Box Score (Final) The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Liberty vs Virginia (Oct 16, 2002 at Charlottesville, Va.) Liberty (8-5-1) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Tot Virginia (7-5-0) - Date: Oct 16, 2002 Attendance: 1061 Liberty............. 2 - 2 Weather: Partly cloudy and cool. Virginia............ 1 4 - 5 Brett Mayer-Aschhoff - - - - D 5 Adam Godwin......... - - - - D 2 Jeff Tuman .......... 1 1 - - MF 6 Hollis Donaldson.... - - - - MF 3 John Hartman ........ 1 - - - D 7 Bryan Monka......... 1 1 - - D 5 Matt Oliver......... - - - - MF 9 David Guinn......... - - - - F 7 Ryan Gibbs .......... 3 1 1 1 MF 10 Pavel Cancura....... 1 1 - - D 8 Hunter Freeman ...... - - - - D 11 Collin Mascagni..... - - - - F 11 Alecko Eskandarian .. 8 4 2 1 F 12 Chase Perry......... 2 1 1 - MF 12
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Field Hockey - Brown University Bears Roster News Archives Field hockey Wins Overtime not stop fighting and junior KellyRomanowicz nearly sophomore Julia Kelderman (Chevy chase, MD) converted http://brownbears.ocsn.com/sports/w-fieldh/recaps/102302aaa.html
Extractions: Choose a Sport Baseball M Basketball W Basketball M Crew W Crew Equestrian Fencing Field Hockey Football M Golf W Golf Gymnastics M Ice Hockey W Ice Hockey M Lacrosse W Lacrosse Skiing M Soccer W Soccer Softball M Squash W Squash M Swim/Diving W Swim/Diving M Tennis W Tennis M Track/Field W Track/Field M Cross Cntry W Cross Cntry Volleyball M Water Polo W Water Polo Wrestling Field Hockey Wins Overtime Thriller Against Providence, 3-2 in Penalty Strokes Four of five Bears converted on penalty strokes and sophomore goalie Katie Noe (Simsbury, CT) stopped two of the first four Friars' penalty stoke attempts as Brown (5-7) defeated cross-town rival Providence College (8-10), 3-2.
Extractions: March 15, 1999 BERKELEY - California danced an old fashioned fox trot right over the top of Marist College Monday afternoon in Memorial Stadium, downing the visiting Red Foxes 17-6. Sophomore Sarah Wheatley was at the top of the Bears' dance card, throwing in a colossal six goals during the show. Freshman Halsey Monger and Laura Kado each added their own three goal hat tricks to the event. "We were ready for this win," said California head coach Jill Malko. "In our loss to Duquesne, we didn't feel outplayed. I think we came out of that game knowing that we can beat these East Coast teams. Those losses were confidence builders."
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Extractions: Below is a list of low priced hockey autographs. Here you will find many great bargains. All autographs in this section are priced at or below $4.00. I hope the values you find make it worth your time. For your benefit, the list is split up into several pages. Ulf Dahlen John Druce Calle Johansson Matt Martin ... Last
** Massachusetts Hockey Hall Of Fame ** USA Olympic Team 1932 Silver Medal Coach Harvard University 19421950 John Chasebegan his formal hockey career at Milton Academy playing on the 1922-23 team. http://www.masshockey.com/Hall/
Extractions: Air Force Downs Denver in Men's Swimming Falcons Improve 9-1 Jan. 11, 2003 Air Force defeated Denver, 125-101, Saturday afternoon in a men's swimming meet in Denver. John Dayton paced the Falcons with wins in the 200-yard freestyle (1:45.10) and the 100-yard butterfly (52.01). Other individual event winners for the Falcons included Rory Peterson in the 1,000-yard freestyle (10:00.72), Eric Pounds in the 400yard IM (4:12.09), Evan Parr in the 100-yard backstroke (53.31), Ryan Fitzgerald in the 500-yard freestyle (4:49.05) and Brady Lindberg in one-meter diving (214.73). The 200-yard medley relay team of Paul Brehm Patrick Vandam David Parker and Gordon White also won in a time of 1:36.67. The victory comes just two days after Air Force upset national power Washington, 123-113, on Thursday and improves the team to 9-1 overall. Results Air Force 125, Denver 101 400 Medley Relay 1. AF, 1:36.67; 2. DU, 1:38.12. 1000 Freestyle 1. Rory Peterson (AF), 10:00.72; 2. Matt Karmondy (AF), 10:01.36; 3. John Kolstoe (DU), 10:08.47. 200 Freestyle 1.
