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GREYHOUNDS WEEKLY SPORTS NOTEBOOK
October 10, 2007, Number 7

Greyhound football at A.I.C. Saturday;
Volleyball in NE-10 playoff push;
Golf second at Adelphi Invitational


WORCESTER, Mass. --- Freshman running back JEROM FREEMAN (Peekskill, NY/Peeksill) rushed 31 times for a career- and season-best 248 yards and three touchdowns leading Southern Connecticut State past Assumption, 33-17, in Northeast-10 Conference football FRIDAY night. The Owls were dominate offensively with 469 yards of total offense including 308 rushing (only the 27th time in Hounds history they have allowed over 300). They also converted an amazing eight-of-15 third down opportunities.


The Greyhounds travel to Northeast-10 Conference rival American International College SATURDAY . . . kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. in Springfield, MA. The game will be webcast by NE-10 TV bringing you all the action. Fans can access the broadcast by going to the Greyhounds web site at www.assumptiongreyhounds.com.


The Greyhounds however took the opening kickoff and drove 52 yards on just seven plays to take the early lead. Sophomore DAVID CANNEY (Templeton, MA/Narragansett) returned the kickoff 32 yards to the Hounds 48 with Southern Connecticut's Kyle Sandburg making the touchdown saving tackle.
On fourth down at the Owls 47 the Greyhounds short snapped to the up man, freshman JEFF MOORE (Worcester, MA/St. John's) who rambled 41 yards all the way to the six. Junior quarterback TAYLOR HUMPHREY (Lafayette, CA/Miramonte) found senior wide out JAKE BEERS (Duxbury, MA/Duxbury) on a three-yard TD pass. Senior JON EISELE (Lower Gwynedd, PA/Vermont Academy) kicked the conversion for a 7-0 lead.

Southern Connecticut would convert their next two possessions to take a 10-7 advantage. Charles Gallagher kicked a 24-yard field goal to cap an 11-play, 56-yard march. Quarterback Steve Armstrong completed three passes in the drive of 20 yards to tight end Robert Felder, 10 yards to wide receiver Jonathan Lee and 16 yards to Freeman. Hounds junior safety CHRIS MARTINO (Lincroft, NJ/Middletown South) made a sensational tip of a pass intended for wide receiver Chris Bergeski in the end zone forcing the field goal attempt.

After a three-and-out by the Greyhounds, Southern Connecticut then drove 61 yards in nine plays to take the lead. Freeman rushed for 48 yards, including a spectacular 37-yards scamper for the TD. Gallagher's conversion made it 10-7.

In the second period the Owls took advantage of a mishandled snap and recovery by tackle Desmond Lymon. An Armstrong to tight end Tom Cerny eight yard pass was followed by a Freeman 10-yard touchdown run up-the-middle. Gallagher's conversion made it a 10-point game, 17-7.
Gallagher kicked a 22-yard field goal to make it 20-7 as the Owls moved 73 yards in seven plays with two big plays highlighting the drive. Armstrong connected with Bergeski for 38 yards and again for 29 yards. An interception by Martino helped the Greyhounds closer in the third period. A 35-yard field goal by Eisele made it 20-10 just before the half ended.

In the third period Humphrey connected with junior wide receiver JOEY FABIANO (Westwood, MA/Westwood) on a 70-yard touchdown strike (Eisele conversion) to make it 20-17. It was the sixth-longest pass reception in Greyhounds football history. The Greyhounds then executed a perfect onside kick catching the Owls by surprise as Martino plucked the ball out of the air at the Greyhounds 45. Humphrey however was intercepted on the first play by free safety David Belli.

Southern ran nine times in 11 plays with Freeman carrying seven for 45 yards including the final 16 for the touchdown on the final play of the third period. Gallagher's conversion made it a 10-point game, 27-17. A partially blocked punt set up the final score. Chris Koziol scored from 20 yard out with a up-the-gut run. Gallagher's conversion made the final, 33-17.

GREYHOUND NOTES: sophomore linebacker DUSTIN ZITZMANN (Pinellas Park, FL/Dixie Hollins) was sensational with a career-best 5-15--20 tackles including a shared quarterback sack and a pass break-up . . . he is just the EIGHTH player in Hounds history with 20 or more tackles and the first since Phuoc Huynh (Worcester, MA) had 18-2--20 against M.I.T. (10-11-97) . . . his 15 assists are the THIRD highest total in Hounds history . . . junior free safety CHRIS MARTINO (Lincroft, NJ/Middletown South) ended with 6-4--10 tackles, 1 key break-up, an interception, and a recovery of an onside kick . . . senior wide receiver JAKE BEERS (Duxbury, MA/Duxbury) has now caught a pass in 19 straight games . . . he ended the game with five catches for 23 yards . . . he now has 23 for 291 yards this season and 131 in his career for 1,582 yards . . . the Hounds career mark is 140 catches by Eric Mauer '01 he also trails just Mauer (2,166 yards) and Don Kinney '89 (1,686 yards) in that department . . . sophomore wide out DAVID CANNEY (Templeton, MA/Narragansett) had four receptions for 52 yards and now has 68 for his career for 838 yards . . . Canney could become the seventh Hound with over 1,000 yards receiving this year.

GREYHOUND FOOTBALL LISTS

CAREER RECEPTIONS

140 Eric MAUER, 1997-2000
131 Jake BEERS, 2004-
106 Don KINNEY, 1985-88
89 Kyle YERMALOVICH, 2000-03
88 Billy DE MALIA, 2000-01
86 Jason CALLA, 1997-99
77 Jake LONGENECKER, 2004-
71 R.J. COLEMAN, 2000-03
69 James BUCCI, 2001-02
68 David CANNEY, 2006--
60 Jim APICELLI, 1990-92
60 John KOVAL, 1978-81

SEASON RECEPTIONS

51 Jake BEERS, 2006
50 Eric MAUER, 1998, 2000
45 Billy DE MALIA, 2001
44 John MC KEON, 1976
43 Billy DE MALIA, 2000
42 Jason CALLA, 1998
40 Jake BEERS, 2004
40 Don KINNEY, 1987
40 R.J. COLEMAN, 2001
37 James BUCCI, 2001
36 David CANNEY, 2007
36 Kyle YERMALOVICH, 2003
36 Mike WOODLOCK, 1993

CAREER RECEIVING YARDS

2,166 Eric MAUER, 1997-200 (140-2166)
1,686 Don KINNEY, 1985-88 (107-1686)
1,582 Jake BEERS, 2004- (131-1,582)
1,284 Jason CALLA, 1997-99 (86-1284)
1,213 Kyle YERMALOVICH, 2000-03 (89-1213)
1,153 Jim APICELLI, 1990-92 (60-1153)
973 Jake LONGENECKER, 2004-06 (77-973)
943 John MC KEON, 1975-76 (60-943)
923 John KOVAL, 1978-81
838 David CANNEY, 2006- (68-838)
803 Mike WOODLOCK, 1992-93 (45-803)
803 R.J. COLEMAN, 2000-03 (71-803)

SEASON RECEIVING YARDS

854 John MC KEON, 1976
773 Eric MAUER, 2000 (50-773)
691 Eric MAUER, 1998 (50-691)
685 Jake BEERS, 2006 (51-685)
656 Mike WOODLOCK, 1993 (36-656)
636 Don KINNEY, 1987 (40-636)
614 Don KINNEY, 1986 (34-614)
598 Jason CALLA, 1998 (42-598)
597 Jason CALLA, 1999 (34-597)
557 Eric MAUER, 1999 (28-557)
520 David CANNEY, 2007 (36-520)
518 Jim APICELLI, 1991 (22-518)

CAREER PUNTS

270 Sean TURNAN, 1995-98
209 Tim LONGDEN, 2000-02
158 Mike O'DONNELL, 1976-79
141 Don REENSTIERNA, 1987-89
135 Justin ANTONE, 2005-
100 Jake FAHEY, 1983-85

CAREER PUNTING YARDS

9,634 Sean TURNAN, 1995-98
7,649 Tim LONGDEN, 1999-02
6,464 Mike O'DONNELL, 1976-79
4,697 Don REENSTIERNA, 1987-89
4,653 Justin ANTONE, 2005-
4,151 Jake FAHEY, 1983-85

SEASON PASSING ATTEMPTS

305 Chad CARGES, 2000
301 Chad CARGES, 1998
271 Chad CARGES, 1999
263 Chad CARGES, 2001
256 Jon BREUER, 2005
255 Ryan BONNYMAN, 2002
173 Taylor HUMPHREY, 2007
164 Matt SHAHEEN, 1993
162 Mike MULLEN, 1996
169 Mike MULLEN, 1995
157 Tim DOLAN, 1984

SEASON PASSING COMPLETIONS

147 Chad CARGES, 2000
141 Chad CARGES, 2001
132 Chad CARGES, 1998
117 Chad CARGES, 1999
115 Jon BREUER, 2005
107 Ryan BONNYMAN, 2002
104 Marshall THARPE, 2006
87 Taylor HUMPHREY, 2007
73 Tim DOLAN, 1984
70 Matt SHAHEEN, 1993 and 1994

SEASON PASSING YARDS

1,802 Chad CARGES, 1999
1,709 Chad CARGES, 2000
1,639 Chad CARGES, 1998
1,367 Chad CARGES, 2001
1,328 Jon BREUER, 2005
1,187 Ryan BONNYMAN, 2002
1,170 Matt SHAHEEN, 1994
1,143 Taylor HUMPHREY, 2007
1,127 Tim DOLAN, 1984
1,118 Mike MULLEN, 1995
1,077 Rick MASCIARELLI, 1976
1,045 Marshall THARPE, 2006

CAREER PASSING YARDS

6,517 Chad CARGES, 1998-2001
2,261 Matt SHAHEEN, 1991-94
2,136 Joe PICARD, 1977-80
2,132 Neil CURTIN, 1989-92
1,971 Mike MULLEN, 1995-96
1,763 Tim DOLAN, 1984-85
1,753 Joe CORREIA, 2003-04, 06
1,699 Jim VAIL, 1980-84
1,698 Ryan BONNYMAN, 2001-02
1,610 John DADDONA, 1985-88
1,337 Jamie TUCKER, 2002-05
1,328 Jon BREUER, 2005
1,251 Neil CURTIN, 1989-91
1,143 Taylor HUMPHREY, 2007

SEASON COMPLETION PERCENTAGE

.600 Jim VAIL, 1983 (53-for-89)
.536 Chad CARGES, 2001 (141-for-263)
.520 Marshall THARPE, 2006 (104-for-200)
.503 Taylor HUMPHREY, 2007 (87-for-173)
.500 Joe CORREIA, 2006 (65-for-130)

CAREER COMPLETION PERCENTAGE

.520 Marshall THARPE, 2006 (104-for-200)
.510 Jim VAIL, 1981-83 (103-for-202)
.503 Taylor HUMPHREY, 2007 (87-for-173)
.471 Chad CARGES, 1998-01 (471-for-1,140)

SEASON TOUCHDOWN PASSES

15 Matt SHAHEEN, 1994
14 Chad CARGES, 2000
12 Chad CARGES, 1999
10 Chad CARGES, 1998
10 Ryan BONNYMAN, 2002
10 Mike HURD, 1975
10 Mike MULLEN, 1995
9 Taylor HUMPHREY, 2007

SEASON POINTS AFTER TOUCHDOWN

29 Kevin CLARK, 1982 (29-30)
28 Kevin CLARK, 1981 (28-32)
25 Tim LONGDEN, 2000 (25-29)
20 Tim LONGDEN, 2001 (20-22)
18 Jon EISELE, 2007 (18-19)

CAREER POINTS AFTER TOUCHDOWN

61 Tim LONGDEN, 1999-2001 (61-73)
57 Kevin CLARK, 1981-82 (57-62)
37 Tim JEPSON, 1983-85 (37-43)
30 Tom DUNN, 1978-79 (30-34)
25 Pat FLYNN, 1993-94 (25-37)
24 Jon EISELE, 2004- (24-28)
23 Sean LANDERS, 2001-04 (23-37)
22 Sean TURNAN, 1995-98 (22-29)

SEASON TOTAL OFFENSE

1,985 Chad CARGES, 2000
1,821 Chad CARGES, 1999
1,551 Chad CARGES, 1998
1,476 Chad CARGES, 2001
1,382 Austin DAVIS, 2005
1,268 Kevin CLIVE, 1999
1,202 Gary VINCENT, 1974
1,150 Mike MULLEN, 1995
1,141 Tim DOLAN, 1984
1,128 Fran DE FALCO, 1993
1,126 Matt SHAHEEN, 1994
1,124 Taylor HUMPHREY, 2007
1,114 Jon BREUER, 2005
1,011 Marshall THARPE, 2006

TACKLES IN A GAME

28 Mike MAYNARD vs. Lowell, 11-5-78 (16-12)
22 Ken KETCHUM vs. Bentley, 9-16-83 (16-6)
21 Bill GUILFOIL vs. W. New England, 11-4-94 (14-7)
20 Peter GARRITY vs. Roger Williams, 10-19-85 (13-7)
20 Dan LYONS vs. Merrimack, 10-22-88 (15-5)
20 Danny VEO at Pace, 9-30-95 (13-7)
20 Phuoc HUYNH at M.I.T., 10-11-97 (18-2)
20 Dustin ZITZMANN vs. S. Connecticut, 10-5-07 (5-15)

ASSISTED TACKLES IN A GAME

16 Ken KETCHUM vs. Bentley, 9-16-83
16 Brian KELLY vs. Worcester State, 11-8-81
15 Dustin ZITZMANN vs. S. Connecticut, 10-5-07
14 John DOWNES vs. Bentley, 9-16-83

FOOTBALL

COACH: Cory BAILEY (Fordham '98)
CAPTAINS: Mike SENELLA, Jared KELLY, Josh KELLY
RECORD TO DATE: Won 1, Lost 5, Tied 0
NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE TO DATE: Won 1, Lost 4

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE WEEKLY HONOR ROLL: junior free safety CHRIS MARTINO (Lincroft, NJ/Middletown South) had 10 tackles (6 solo), a tacle-for-loss, a pass breakup, an interception, and an onside kick recovery vs. S. Connecticut . . . sophomore linebacker DUSTIN ZITZMANN (Pinellas Park, FL/Dixie Hollins) had 20 tackles (5 solo), a tackle-for-loss, a sack and a pass breakup vs. S. Connecticut.

GREYHOUNDS STAT LEADERS: freshman HERBERT WOODARD (Salem, NJ/Salem) (77 att.-523 yds.), sophomore JAY YOUNGBLOOD (Trumbull, CT/Trumbull) (35 att.,-90 yds.) and freshman KYLE JOHNSON (Tualatin, OR/Tualatin) (20 att.-99 yds.) are the leading rushers . . . junior quarterback TAYLOR HUMPHREY (Lafayette, CA/Miramonte) has completed 87 of-173 passes (50.3) for 1,143 yards and nine TDs . . . also has 1,124 yards total offense . . . sophomore DAVID CANNEY (Templeton, MA/Narragansett) has 36 catches for 520 yards (771 yards of all-purpose offense) and senior JAKE BEERS (Duxbury, MA/Duxbury) has 23 catches for 291 yards . . . senior punter JUSTIN ANTONE (Dracut, MA/Bishop Guertin) averages 35.7 yards per punt with a long of 60 (vs. Sacred Heart) . . . defensively: leading tacklers include sophomore middle linebacker DUSTIN ZITZMANN (Pinellas Park, FL/Dixie Hollins) (21-38--59) tackles; junior safety CHRIS MARTINO (Lincroft, NJ/Middletown South) (27-23- 50), junior linebacker MITCHELL WELCH (Southington, CT/Southington) (11-25 -36), sophomore cornerback BERNARD SCOTT (St. Petersburg, FL/Admiral Farragut) (15-21--63); senior end JARED KELLY (Canton, MA/Xaverian) (15-19- 34) . . . Kelly leads in tackles-for-loss (8.0), sacks (5.0), QB hurries (15) . . . the Hounds have five interceptions, one each by freshman safety KEITH BATES (Princeton, MA/Wachusett), senior linebacker TONY SAVARESE (Simsbury, CT/Simsbury), sophomore cornerback BERNARD SCOTT (St. Petersburg, FL/Admiral Farragut), junior free safety CHRIS MARINO (Lincroft, NJ/Middletown South) and freshman defensive back ARMEN HABOSIAN (Westford, MA/Westford Academy) . . . Scott leads with nine passes defended . . . Martino leads with two forced fumbles (both against Bentley).

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE TEAM STATISTICS: the Greyhounds are THIRD in scoring (27.2) . . . SIXTH in scoring defense (29.2) . . . SIXTH in passing (200.8) . . . THIRD in pass defense (177.0) . . . FOURTH in kickoff returns (19.4) . . . SEVENTH in punting (30.8) . . . SIXTH in rushing (143.7) . . . EIGHTH in rushing defense (198.3) . . . FIFTH in total offense (344.5) . . . SEVENTH in total defense (375.3) . . . EIGHTH in pass efficiency (113.3) . . . THIRD in first downs (98) . . . THIRD in quarterback sacks (16.0-90 yds) . . . SECOND in quarterback sacks allowed (7) . . . FIFTH in third-down conversions (30-81, .370) . . . SEVENTH in time of possession (28:29).

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS: freshman running HERBERT WOODARD (Salem, NJ/Salem) is FIFTH in rushing (87.2) and SEVENTH in scoring (36 points) . . . junior quarterback TAYLOR HUMPHREY (Lafayette, CA/Miramonte) is SIXTH in passing yards (190.5), FIFTH in total offense (187.3), EIGHTH in efficiency (111.4) . . . sophomore DAVID CANNEY (Templeton, MA/Narragansett) is SECOND in receptions (36), FIRST in receiving yards (520), FOURTH in all-purpose yards (771) . . . senior punter JUSTIN ANTONE (Dracut, MA/Bishop Guertin) is EIGHTH in punting (35.7) . . . senior placekicker JON EISELE (Lower Gwynedd, PA/Vermont Academy) is among the leaders in conversion rate (18-for-19) . . . sophomore middle linebacker DUSTIN ZITZMANN (Pinellas Park, FL/Dixie Hollins) is SECOND in tackles per game (11.8) . . . junior safety CHRIS MARTINO (Lincroft, NJ/Middletown South) is TENTH (8.3), SEVENTH in passes defended (6-1--7) and SIXTH in fumbles forced (2) . . . senior end JARED KELLY (Canton, MA/Xaverian) is FIRST in sacks (5.0), SECOND in tackles-for-loss (8.0) . . . sophomore cornerback BERNARD SCOTT (St. Petersburg, FL/Admiral Farragut) is third in passes defended (8-1--9).

GREYHOUNDS SCHEDULE/RESULTS:
Aug. 30 SACRED HEART Lost, 20-41
Sept. 7 STONEHILL * Lost, 14-20
Sept. 15 at Saint Anselm * Won, 71-21
Sept. 22 BRYANT * Lost, 28-38
Sept. 28 at Bentley * Lost, 13-22
Oct. 5 SO. CONNECTICUT * Lost, 17-33
Oct. 13 at American Int'l. * 1 p.m.
Oct. 20 MERRIMACK * 1 p.m. (FAMILY WEEKEND)
Oct. 27 at LaSalle 3 p.m.
Nov. 2 L.I.U.-C.W. POST * 7 p.m. (SENIOR NIGHT)
Nov. 10 at Pace * 12 noon

SERIES WITH AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE
Sat., Oct. 4, 1997 at WORCESTER Lost 09-41
Sat., Oct. 10, 1998 at American Int'l. Lost 00-43
Sat., Oct. 9, 1999 at American Int'l. Lost 14-56
Sat., Oct. 7, 2000 at WORCESTER Lost 07-33
Sat., Oct. 6, 2001 at American Int'l. Lost 14-49
Sat., Oct. 12, 2002 at WORCESTER Won 10-09
Sat., Oct. 25, 2003 at American Int'l. Lost 00-37
Sat., Oct. 9, 2004 at WORCESTER Lost 08-27
Sat., Oct. 8, 2005 at American Int'l. Lost 06-07
Sat., Oct. 14, 2006 at WORCESTER Lost 14-21

LAST YEAR'S GAME: American Int'l. 21, Assumption 14
October 14, 2006

WORCESTER, Mass. --- American International College moved to a 21-7 halftime lead and held on for a 21-14 Northeast-10 Conference football win at the Multi-Sport Stadium. The Greyhounds, now 3-4 overall and 3-4 in the conference, got superb efforts from sophomore wide out JOEY FABIANO (Westwood, MA/Westwood) who caught a career- and season-high nine passes for 89 yards . . . from freshman middle linebacker DUSTIN ZITZMANN (Pinellas Park, FL/Dixie Hollins), who finished with a game-high 2-11--13 tackles . . . from senior linebacker MARK CINAR (Watertown, MA/Watertown), who ended with 5-6--11 tackles, and from senior/captain free safety PETER MILLIGAN (Melrose, MA/Melrose), who finished with 4-6--10 tackles.

Top performers for the Yellow Jackets, now 4-2 overall and 4-2 in the conference, included senior running back MARLON BECKLES (Brooklyn, NY/Sheepshead), who carried 30 times for 99 yards . . . sophomore punter JONATHAN THORPE (East Longmeadow, MA/East Longmeadow), who finished with a 38.6 average on five punts including one inside-the-20 and one touchback on a third-period 48-yarder and senior cornerback CARLOS CATAQUET (Brockton, MA/Brockton), who led the defense with 6-5--11 tackles.

The Yellow Jackets took advantage right away as senior cornerback MARCUS WORILDS (Carteret, NJ/Carteret) recovered a fumble at the Hounds 27 on the first play of the game. Beckles carried three times to the 13 and then quarterback SHANE MURPHY (Bogota, NJ/Bogota) connected with junior fullback MARCUS CAMERON (Hempstead, NY/Hempstead) (for the final 13 yards and touchdown. Sophomore placekicker JUSTIN SOKOLOVE (Cherry Hill, NJ/Cherry Hill East) kicked the conversion for a 7-0 lead.

The Jackets would drive 56 yards on 11 plays---27 coming off Beckles carries- -on their second possession for a 14-0 lead. The Jackets converted three third down plays in the drive---a one-yard sneak by Murphy, a 33-yard over-the-middle pass from Murphy to sophomore wide out TRAVIS POOLE (Brooklyn, NY/Sheepshead Bay) and finally the touchdown pass to freshman tight end DYLAN BARKOWSKI (Burlington VT/Burlington) from two yards out. Sokoloff added the conversion.

The Greyhounds came right back as freshman DAVID CANNEY (Templeton, MA/Narragansett) returned the kickoff 33 yards to the Assumption 48. The drive was highlighted by two converted third-down plays . . . a 17-yard pass from freshman quarterback MARSHALL THARPE (Irvine, CA/Santa Magarita) to Canney and a six-yard quarterback keeper by Tharpe. Senior placekicker MIKE TOBIN (Woburn, MA/Woburn) kicked the conversion.

The game-winner came with just 48 seconds left in the half as the Yellow Jackets sophomore defensive back BRIAN KELLY (Springfield, MA/Commerce) blocked a junior JUSTIN ANTONE (Dracut, MA/Bishop Guertin) punt into the endzone. Sophomore defensive back LEON MULARSKI (Ivorton, CT/Xavier) flopped on the loose ball for the touchdown and Sokoloff made the conversion for a 21-7 halftime advantage.

The Greyhounds climbed back into contention driving 70 yards in 12 plays following an interception on fourth down by sophomore safety CHRIS MARTINO (Lindcroft, NJ/Middletown South) and subsequent 25-yard return to the 30.

Senior quarterback JOE CORREIA (Melrose, MA/St. John's Prep), subbing for the injured Tharpe, came off the bench to lead the Hounds downfield. He completed passes to sophomore wide out JOEY FABIANO (Westwood, MA/Westwood) for 19 yards . . . to junior tight end JAKE LONGENECKER (Fernandina, FL/Manchester, NH West) for 12 yards and to junior wide out JAKE BEERS (Duxbury, MA/Duxbury) for 18 more . . . before senior running back KEVIN L'ECUYER (Leominster, MA/Leominster) ran two yards for the touchdown. Tobin kicked the conversion making it a seven-point game (21-14).

The game came down to the Hounds last possession as they drove 57 yards in nine plays only to be stopped by the Yellow Jackets on a fourth-and-one quarterback sneak play. Senior tackle MICHAEL RAFFERTY (Wheatley Heights, NH/Half Hollow Hills) and sophomore tackle BRIAN DESTEPHANO (Brooklyn, NY/Sheepshead Bay) stuffed Correia for no gain at their 21 with 1:58 remaining (and no time outs left).

GREYHOUND NOTES: junior wide out JAKE BEERS (Duxbury, MA/Duxbury) caught three passes for 57 yards . . . he has 35 receptions for 491 yards for the season and 92 catches for 1,097 yards in his career . . . junior tight end JAKE LONGENECKER (Fernandina, FL/Manchester, NH West) had three catches for 28 yards . . . he now has 25 catches for 303 yards for the season and 68 receptions for 889 yards in his career . . . sophomore wide out JOEY FABIANO (Westwood, MA/Westwood) now has 37 receptions for 330 yards . . . freshman DAVID CANNEY (Templeton, MA/Narragansett) has 20 receptions for 204 yards . . . he is among the conference leaders in kickoff returns (16 for 284 yards, 17.8 average) . . .

MEN'S SOCCER

COACH: Jeremy BONOMO (Southern New Hampshire '05)
CAPTAINS: Joe DRAIN, Paul MURPHY, Austin PRETE
RECORD TO DATE: Won 3, Lost 8, Tied 3
NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE TO DATE: Won 2, Lost 6, Tied 2

TEAM STATISTICS: leading scorers include junior/captain PAUL MURPHY (Wilbraham, MA/Minnechaug) (8-0--16) . . . freshman midfielder JEFFREY SWAN (Fairfield, CT/Fairfield Ludlowe) (4-7--15) . . . freshman forward STEPHEN BLAISDELL (Peabody, MA/Bishop Fenwick) at 3-4--10 points . . . freshman goalkeeper BRANDON SULLIVAN (Halesite, NY/Saint Dominic) has a 1.57 goals-against average in 1320 minutes with an .787 save percentage.

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE TEAM STATISTICS: the Hounds are TWELFTH in shots (9.43), TENTH in points (3.64), TENTH in goals (17), SIXTH in assists (17), NINTH in goals-against average (1.50) and SECOND in saves (87/6.21).

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS: freshman forward STEPHEN BLAISDELL (Peabody, MA/Fenwick) is FIFTH in goals (3), SECOND in points (3-1--7), SEVENTH in assists (3) . . . freshman midfielder JEFFREY SWAN (Fairfield, CT/Fairfield Ludlowe) is NINTH in points (3-7--13), FIRST in assists (7), SIXTH in shots (34) . . . junior forward PAUL MURPHY (Wilbraham, MA/Minnecahug) is FIFTH in goals (8) and FIFTH in points (16) . . . freshman goalkeeper BRANDON SULLIVAN (Halesite, NY/Saint Dominic) is TENTH in goals-against average (1.63), FIRST in saves (69), SECOND in saves/game (6.2), SEVENTH in save pct. (.784) and SIXTH in shutouts (3).

GREYHOUNDS SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
Aug. 24 MOLLOY, NY Tied, 1-1 (ot)
Aug. 26 QUEENS, NY Won, 5-0
Aug. 28 at American Int'l, * Lost, 1-2
1-2 Holy Family University Mixer (Philadelphia, PA)
Sept. 1 at Holy Family Lost, 1-2
Sept. 2 Wilmington, DE Lost, 0-1
Sept. 5 at Le Moyne * Lost, 0-2
Sept. 8 SAINT ANSELM * Lost, 2-3
Sept. 12 FRANKLIN PIERCE * Lost, 1-4
Sept. 15 at Saint Michael's * Tied, 1-1 (ot)
Sept. 19 at Mass. Lowell * Lost, 0-5
Sept. 22 at Stonehill * Won, 3-0
Sept. 26 MERRIMACK * Tied, 0-0 (ot)
Oct. 2 BENTLEY * Won, 2-1
Oct. 6 at So. Connecticut * Lost, 0-1
Oct. 13 SAINT ROSE * 2 p.m.
Oct. 16 at Bryant * 7 p.m.
Oct. 19 S. N. HAMPSHIRE * 7 p.m.
Oct. 24 POST, CT 7 p.m.
Northeast-10 Conference PLAYOFFS: Oct. 28, 31, Nov. 3

GREYHOUNDS MENS SOCCER LISTS

GOALIE MINUTES, SEASON

1645 Paul OSELLA, 1987
1566 Brett MILLER, 2006
1550 Paul OSELLA, 1989
1550 Ken THOMPSON, 1996
1530 Brett MILLER, 2005
1503 Josh COLE, 2003
1502 Jason DUFAULT, 1999
1320 Brandan SULLIVAN, 2007

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE, SEASON
(500 minutes minimum)

0.65 Josh COLE, 2000
0.99 Tony CRANE, 1980
1.13 Josh COLE, 2002
1.38 Tony CRANE, 1981
1.38 Paul TRAYERS, 1968
1.39 Ed WELLER, 1975
1.42 Bob HICKEY, 1969
1.51 Ed WELLER, 1974
1.54 Josh COLE, 2001
1.57 Brandon SULLIVAN, 2007
1.58 Bob BERARD, 1977
1.60 Jason DUFAULT, 2001
1.62 Jason DUFAULT, 1999

GOALS SCORED, SEASON

16 Neil KRAUSE, 2000
16 Felix ESPARZA, 1966
13 Dick BLAIS, 1971
13 Mario BISOL, 1976
12 Chris LAUT, 2004
11 Mario BISOL, 1979
11 Jay WEINHEIMER, 2001
10 Terrence LIBERA, 1961
10 Jeff KING, 1975
10 Bill HODGE, 1988
8 Paul MURPHY, 2007

ASSISTS, SEASON

15 Bill HODGE, 1988
10 Mike LUONGO, 1997
9 Mario BISOL, 1977
9 Karl KRAUSE, 2000
8 Mark GAYNOR, 1993
8 Rafael HENCKEL, 2000
8 Jason WEINHEIMER, 2001
8 Matt LAUT, 2001
8 Chris LAUT, 2003
7 Jeffrey SWAN, 2007

WOMEN'S SOCCER

COACH: Neil STAFFORD (Southern New Hampshire '95)
CAPTAINS: Ashley MC MAHON and Lauren MATYSIAK
RECORD TO DATE: Won 3, Lost 9, Tied 1
NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE TO DATE: Won 2, Lost 8, Tied 0

TEAM STATISTICS: freshman forward KRISTINA GILLEN (Carver, MA/Carver) (2-1--5), sophomore forward MEGHAN CIENAVA (Warwick, RI/Toll Gate) (2-0-4) and senior/captain forward ASHLEY MC MAHON (Bethel, CT/Immaculate) (1-0--2) are the scoring leaders . . . senior goalkeeper LAUREN MATYSIAK (Holden, MA/Wachusett) has a 1.29 goals/against average over 1190 minutes with a .793 save percentage.

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE STATISTICS: the Hounds are EIGHTH in saves (66) . . . senior goalkeeper LAUREN MATYSIAK (Holden, MA/Wachusett) is SIXTH in saves (64/5.33), EIGHTH in shutouts (2)

GREYHOUNDS SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
Aug. 26 DOWLING, NY Lost, 0-2
31-2 Assumption College Hilton Garden Inn/NIKE Friendly
Aug. 31 GEORGIAN COURT Won, 1-0
Sept. 2 L.I.U.-C.W. POST Tied, 1-1, ot
Sept. 5 at S. New Hampshire * Lost, 0-2
Sept. 8 SAINT ANSELM * Won, 2-1
Sept. 11 at Franklin Pierce * Lost, 0-2
Sept. 15 at American Int'l. * Lost, 0-1
Sept. 17 BENTLEY * Won, 1-0
Sept. 19 MASS. LOWELL * Lost, 0-1
Sept. 23 LEMOYNE * Lost, 0-2
Sept. 29 at Saint Rose * Lost, 0-3
Oct. 3 MERRIMACK * Lost, 0-1
Oct. 6 at Bryant * Lost, 0-1
Oct. 9 S. CONNECTICUT * 7 p.m.
Oct. 13 at Saint Michael's * 1 p.m.
Oct. 17 at Pace * 3:30 p.m.
Oct. 23 STONEHILL * 7 p.m.
Northeast-10 Conference PLAYOFFS: Oct. 28, 31, Nov. 4

GREYHOUNDS WOMEN'S SOCCER LISR

GAMES, CAREER

81 Stephanie MARTIN, 1996-99
81 Lauren DITOLLA, 2002-05
80 Amy RYAN, 2002-05
79 Andrea MARCOCCIO, 2002-05
78 Stacey YOUNG, 1997-2000
78 Katie HOYE, 1995-98
76 Judy BROOKS, 1995-98
76 Becky ANDRADE, 1994-97
76 Holly MC GRATH, 2003-06
76 Sarah WEBSTER, 2003-06
73 Lauren MATYSIAK, 2004-

ASSISTS, CAREER

29 Angela GONCALVES, 2000-03
28 Stephanie MARTIN, 1996-99
26 Andrea MARCOCCIO, 2002-05
25 Stacey YOUNG, 1997-2000
21 Amy DE GIRONIMO, 1993-96
18 Ali BUUDS, 1990-93
18 Kerry CIOLEK, 1993-96
16 Erin FAUCHER, 2002-05
14 Leslie SIMMONS, 1998-2001
14 Ashley MC MAHON, 2004-

GOALIE MINUTES, CAREER

6680 Lauren MATYSIAK, 2004-
3793 Becky ANDRADE, 1995-97
3791 Heather MC INTOSH, 1997-00
3070 Tina CAMPINELLI, 1992-93
3065 Christine KEENAN

GOALIE GAMES, CAREER

73 Lauren MATYSIAK, 2004-
46 Heather MC INTOSH, 1997-2000
43 Becky ANDRADE, 1995-97
40 Tina CAMPINELLI, 1992-93

GOALIE SAVES, CAREER

397 Tina CAMPITELLI, 1992-93
376 Becky ANDRADE, 1995-97
335 Heather Mc INTOSH, 1997-00
288 Lauren MATYSIAK, 2004-
275 Sheila FENDERSON, 1994
212 Claudia CAMPODONICO, 1998-99
203 Tricia CASEY, 1990-91

GOALIE WINS, CAREER

38-26 Lauren MATYSIAK, 2004-
24-14 Heather MC INTOSH, 1997-00
20-20 Becky ANDRADE, 1995-97
18-20 Tina CAMPITELLI, 1992-93
16-16 Christine KEENAN, 2001-03
14-9 Claudia CAMPODONICO, 1998-99

GOALIE SHUT OUTS, CAREER

29 Lauren MATYSIAK, 2004-
15 Heather MAC INTOSH, 1997-00
10 Becky ANDRADE, 1995-97
5 Claudia CAMPODONICO, 1998-99
4 Tina CAMPITELLI, 1992-93
4 Sheila FENDERSON, 1994

GOALIE AVERAGE, CAREER
0.94 Lauren MATYSIAK, 2004-
1.19 Heather MC INTOSH, 1997-00
1.45 Claudia CAMPODONICO, 1998-99
1.71 Tina CAMPITELLI, 1992-93
1.74 Pat SEEBACK, 1991-93
1.96 Sheila FENDERSON, 1994

GOALIE AVERAGE, SEASON
0.70 Lauren MATYSIAK, 2005
0.95 Lauren MATYSIAK, 2004
1.00 Heather McINTOSH, 1998
1.02 Lauren MATYSIAK, 2006
1.15 Heather McINTOSH, 1999
1.26 Claudia CAMPODONICO, 1999
1.29 Lauren MATYSIAK, 2007
1.34 Heather MC INTOSH, 2000
1.34 Becky ANDRADE, 1997

FIELD HOCKEY

COACH: Deb DRAPER (Bridgewater State '80)
CAPTAINS: Jenna LUCE and Danielle PERRON
RECORD TO DATE: Won 6, Lost 8, Tied 0
NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE TO DATE: Won 4, Lost 7

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE WEEKLY HONOR ROLL: sophomore forward SARAH RANIERI (Bellingham, MA/Bellingham) had six points (two goals, two assists) in a 1-1 week. She had two goals and an assist in a win over Saint Michael's and added an assist vs. Saint Anselm.

TEAM STATISTICS: sophomore SARAH RANIERI (Bellingham, MA/Bellingham) (6-5--17), senior SARAH BULLOCK (Chelmsford, MA/Chelmsford) (6-0--12) and sophomore HILLARY ZYSK (Walpole, MA/Walpole) (5-1-11) lead the team in scoring . . . senior goalie KAITLIN BURKE (Falmouth, MA/Falmouth) has a 1.80 goals/against average with a .796 save pct. (74 saves).

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE TEAM STATISTICS: the Greyhounds is SEVENTH in shots (140), SIXTH in goals (26), SIXTH in scoring (1.86), FIFTH in assists (19), FIFTH in assists/game (1.58), FIFTH in scoring defense (1.96), FIFTH in saves (83), THIRD in penalty corners (145).

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS: sophomore SARAH RANIERI (Bellingham, MA/Bellingham) (6-5--17) is TENTH in scoring (10th goals, 7th assists) and THIRD in game-winning goals (3) . . . sophomore MICHELLE PASQUALE (Shrewsbury, MA/Shrewsbury) is TENTH in shots (31). . . senior goalie KAITLIN BURKE (Falmouth, MA/Falmouth) is SIXTH in saves (77), FIFTH in save/game (7.0), FOURTH in goals/against average (1.72), SECOND in shutouts (2) and FOURTH in save percentage (.802)

GREYHOUNDS SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
Aug. 29 BRYANT * Lost, 2-3
Sept. 1 FRANKLIN PIERCE * Won, 3-2, ot
Sept. 6 SAINT ANSELM (nc) Won, 2-1, ot
Sept. 8 at Massachusetts Lowell * Lost, 3-4
Sept. 11 S. CONNECTICUT * Lost, 2-3, ot
Sept. 13 at Stonehill College Lost, 0-1
Sept. 15 BENTLEY * Lost, 0-2
Sept. 20 at Franklin Pierce (nc) Won, 3-2, ot
Sept. 22 at Merrimack * Won, 2-0
Sept. 26 at Bryant * Lost, 1-3
Sept. 29 at American Int'l. * Won, 1-0
Sept. 30 L.I.U.-C.W. POST Lost, 2-3
Oct. 4 SAINT MICHAEL'S * Won, 4-2
Oct. 6 at Saint Anselm * Lost, 1-2
Oct. 10 at Bentley * 7 p.m.
Oct. 13 MASS. LOWELL * 1 p.m.
Oct. 16 at S. Connecticut State * 7 p.m.
Oct. 18 AMERICAN INT'L. * 7 p.m.
Oct. 21 MERRIMACK * 1 p.m.
Northeast-10 Conference PLAYOFFS: Oct. 24, 27, 28

VOLLEYBALL

COACH: Gary PATCH (Portland State, OR)
CAPTAINS: Lauren RASWYCK and Sarah SULLIVAN
RECORD TO DATE: Won 11, Lost 5
NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE TO DATE: Won 3, Lost 3

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE WEEKLY HONOR ROLL:
JESSICA HALLER (So., OH, Meriden, CT/Maloney): averaged 3.71 kills ad .486 digs in a 1-1 week. Had 20 kills and 26 digs in a four-set win over S. Connecticut and JENNA COSTIN (Jr., OH, Lynnfield, MA/Lynnfield): averaged 3.86 kills in a 1-1 with 20 kills and .421 hitting percentage in win at S. Connecticut.

VOLLEYBALL NOTES: senior/captain libero LAUREN RASWYCK (Litchfield, NH/Campbell) now has 1,768 career digs now trailing only career leader Annie LeClerc '02 (1,820) . . . her 45 digs vs. Felician was the second best total ever in Hounds history, Raswyck had 46 at Saint Michael's (10-14-06) in a five-game match . . . the 45 digs were the most ever in a match at the Laska Gym and the most in a four-game match.

TEAM STATISTICS: sophomore JESSICA HALLER (Meriden, CT/Maloney) is the team leader in kills (151/2.40) . . . junior outside hitter JENNA COSTIN (Jr., OH, Lynnfield, MA/Lynnfield) is SECOND in kills (137), SECOND in kills per game (2.23) . . . freshman middle blocker AIMEE DRAINVILLE (Rockville, RI/Chariho) is THIRD in kills (113), THIRD in kills/game (2.22) and THIRD in hitting pct. (.235) . . . freshman setter MARILISA STRAND (Sarasota, FLCardinal Mooney) is FIRST in assists (588/9.33) and hitting percentage (.299) . . . senior/captain libero LAUREN RASWYCK (Litchfield, NH/Campbell) is FIRST in digs (403/6.40) . . . sophomore defensive specialist KELLY BLUMENAUER (Islip Terrace, NY.East Islip) is FIRST with 45 service aces.

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE TEAM STATISTICS: the Greyhounds are SIXTH in hitting percentage (.173), TENTH in assists (661/10.52). EIGHTH in kills (760/12.06), SEVENTH in service aces (145/2.30), FIRST in digs (1205/19.13).

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS: freshman setter MARILISA STRAND (Sarasota, FLCardinal Mooney) is EIGHTH in assists (9.33) and FOURTH in hitting percentage (.299) . . . sophomore defensive specialist KELLY BLUMENAUER (Islip Terrace, NY/East Islip) is FIRST in service aces (45/0,71) . . . senior/captain libero LAUREN RASWYCK (Litchfield, NH/Campbell) is FIRST in digs (403/6.40).

GREYHOUNDS SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
31-1 Assumption College Tournament
Aug. 31 MERCY, NY Won, 3-1
Sept. 1 SAINT MICHAEL'S (nc) Lost, 1-3
FELICIAN, NJ Won, 3-1
Sept. 4 SAINT ANSELM * Won, 3-2
Sept. 8 Worcester City Championship
Worcester State Won, 3-0
at WPI Won, 3-0
Sept. 11 S. NEW HAMPSHIRE * Won, 3-2
Sept. 15 at Pace * Lost, 0-3
Sept. 16 at Molloy, NY Won, 3-1
Sept. 19 at Merrimack * Lost, 0-3
Sept. 22 Stonehill College Tournament
Saint Anselm Won, 3-1
at Stonehill Won, 3-2
Sept. 25 FRANKLIN PIERCE * Won, 3-1
Sept. 29 at Le Moyne * Lost, 2-3
Oct. 3 BENTLEY * Lost, 0-3
Oct. 5 at S. Connecticut * Won, 3-1
Oct. 9 MASS. LOWELL * 7 p.m.
Oct. 13 SAINT MICHAEL'S * 12 noon
Oct. 15 at Saint Rose * 7 p.m.
Oct. 17 at Stonehill * 7 p.m.
Oct. 23 at American Int'l. 7 p.m.
Oct. 27 ADELPHI, NY 1 p.m.
Oct. 30 BRYANT * 7 p.m.
Northeast-10 Conference PLAYOFFS, Nov. 9-10, at Bentley College

DIGS, SEASON

691 Annie LE CLERC, 2002
649 Lauren RASWYCK, 2006
524 Beth HORDERN, 2005
465 Emily BLEICH, 2002
437 Maryl MANNING, 2002
404 Maryl MANNING, 2003
403 Lauren RASWYCK, 2007

DIGS, CAREER

1,820 Annie LE CLERC, 1999-02
1,768 Lauren RASWYCK, 2004-
1,375 Emily BLEICH, 1999-02
1,209 Lindy DHULST, 2002-05
1,142 Beth HORDERN, 2002-05
1,137 Maryl MANNING, 2000-03
1,035 Anna MATTSON, 1998-01

ASSISTS, SEASON

1,254 Lindy DHULST, 2002
1,052 Anna MATTSON, 2001
750 Katie TURANT, 1997
700 Lindy DHULST, 2005
693 Lindy DHULST, 2003
681 Anna MATTSON, 1999
588 Marilisa STRAND, 2007

SERVICE ACES, SEASON

53 Sarah SULLIVAN, 2006
53 Annie LE CLERC, 2002
48 Annie LE CLERC, 2001
47 Kris NORRMAN, 1997
45 Beth HORDERN, 2004
45 Kelly BLUMENAUER, 2007

CROSS COUNTRY

COACH: Gary JUSSEUAME (Worcester State '73)
CAPTAINS: Jonathan DUPONT '08 and Brooke PERRON '08

NEW ENGLAND INVITATIONAL RESULTS
Franklin Park, Boston, MA
MEN'S TEAM SCORES:
1, Brown (95); 2, Massachusetts Lowell (123); 3, Massachusetts (124); 4, Boston College (132); 5, Williams (166); 6, Stonehill (235); 7, New Hampshire (252); 8, Amherst (283); 9, Boston University (284); 10, Quinnipiac (365); 11, Bowdoin (390); 12, MIT (407); 13, Tufts (409); 14, Connecticut (464); 15, Providence (470); 16, Connececticut College (474); 17, Harvard (476); 18, Dartmouth (495); 19, Maine (505); 20, Southern Maine (553); 21, Middlebury (576); 22, Keene State (587); 23, Wesleyan (589); 24, Coast Guard (593); 25, Holy Cross (616); 26, Sacred Heart (677); 27, Yale (682); 28, Rhode Island (719); 29, Bentley (740); 30, Northeastern (761); 31, Brandeis (764); 32, Springfield (767); 33, Central Connecticut (768); 34, New Haven (803); 35, Bryant (1045); 36, ASSUMPTION (1049); 37, Saint Anselm (1069), 38, Hartford (1127); 39, Southern New Hampshire (1160); 40, Fairfield (1186). 41, Fitchburg State (1208); 42, Saint Michael's (1275); 43, Wheaton (1307)

MEN'S INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
132, Chris O'DAY (So., Braintree, MA/Braintree), 27:23
223, Jonathan DUPONT (Sr., Rockland, MA/Rockland), 29:13
224, Ian FERGUSON (Jr., Haverhill, MA/Maynard), 29:16
232, Chris STACK (Fr., Braintree, MA/Braintree), 29:30
238, Chris MC DERMOTT (Fr., Natick, MA/Marian), 29:45
257, Brendan DANAHER (So., West Hartford, CT/N.W. Catholic), 30:53
262, Brandon PARE (So., Nashua, NH/Nashua South), 31:27

MEN'S SUBVARSITY RESULTS
239, Lucas BROWER (Fr., Camden, ME/Hyde School), 32:10
248, Brendan MARI (Jr., Coventry, RI/Hendricken), 33:15

WOMEN'S TEAM SCORES: 1, Quinnipiac (72); 2, AMherst (85); 3, Boston University (87); 4, Boston College (145); 5, Williams (229); 6, MIT (285); 7, Connecticut (306); 8, Bowdoin (323); 9, Middlebury (324); 10, Holy Cross (367); 11, Maine (375); 12, Keene State (400); 13, Sacred Heart (430); 14, Tufts (438); 15, Brown (456); 16, Stonehill (483); 17, Harvard (496); 18, Colby (509); 19, Northeastern (521); 20, Wellesley (575); 21, Connecticut College (584); 22, Bentley (610); 23, Bates (615); 24, Mt. Holyoke (658); 25, Dartmouth (689); 26, Massachusetts (697); 27, Wheaton (698); 28, Wesleyan (698); 29, Springfield (736); 30, Rhode Island (741); 31, Smith (748); 32, Vermont (783); 33, Hartford (801); 34, Massachusetts Lowell (803); 35, Central Connecticut (885); 36, Brandeis (898); 37, New Haven (1020); 38, Saint Michael's (1079); 39, Bryant (1081); 40, Saint Anselm (1181); 41, ASSUMPTION (1192); 42, Fairfield (1259); 43, Southern New Hampshire (1372); 44, Fitchburg State (1389)

WOMEN'S INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
124, Brooke PERRON (Sr., Hubbardston, MA/Quabbin), 20:18
255, Jessica CHMIELEWSKI (Fr, Newington, CT/Newington), 22:31
260, Laura NOSAL (Sr., East Hampton, CT/East Hampton), 22:45
272, Kelsey BALTZELL (Fr., Sutton, MA/Sutton), 23:24
281, Heather GOSTYLA (Jr, Bloomfield, CT/N.W. Catholic), 24:18
283, Elizabeth PENTA (Fr., Topsfield, MA/Masconomet), 24:33
285, Grace KENNEDY (Fr, Norton, MA/Norton), 24:38

UPCOMING EVENTS
Oct. 13 Williams College Invitational Men, 10 a.m./Women, 11 a.m.
Oct. 21 Northeast-10 Championships Women, 10 a.m./Men, 11 a.m.
hosted by Stonehill College
Nov. 3 N.C.A.A. Division II Regional at Van Cortlandt Park, Bronx, NY
Nov. 17 N.C.A.A. Division II Nationals at Missouri State University, Joplin, MO

MEN'S GOLF

COACH: Tim BIBAUD (Holy Cross '81)
CAPTAINS: Rob YOUNKER '09, Tyler JOHNSON '09, Jamie FARREA '09

NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE WEEKLY HONORS: freshman STEVE WOLAK (North Grosvenordale, CT/Tourtellotte) shot a 73-72--145 to win medalist honors at the Adelphi Tournament and was named the Northeast-10 Conference Player- and Freshman-of-the-Week for his efforts.

ADELPHI UNIVERSITY INVITATIONAL
Tallgrass Country Club, Shoreham, NY (par 71, 6,587 yards)
TEAM SCORES:
1, St. Thomas Aquinas, NY (300-299--599); 2, Post, CT (297-304--601); 3, Adelphi, NY (296-310--606); 4, ASSUMPTION (304-307- 611); 4, Massachusetts Lowell (294-317--611); 6, Dominican, NY (314-317--631); 7, Nassau CC (310-322--632); 7, Wilmington, DE (304-328--632); 9, Manhattanville, NY (308-326--634); 10, New Haven (333-352--685).

GREYHOUNDS INDIVIDUAL SCORES:
1, Steve WOLAK (Fr., North Grosvenordale, CT/Tourtelotte), 73-72--145
12, Rob YOUNKER (Jr., Waltham, MA/Waltham), 74-79--153
14, Tyler JOHNSON (Jr., Holden, MA/Wachusett), 80-74--154
31, Jamie FARREA (Jr., Portsmouth, RI/Portsmouth), 77-82--159
36, Rick BYLUND (Fr., Auburn, MA/Auburn), 81-80--161
46, Tyler CLEARY (Jr., Newington, CT/Newington), 83-82--165

GREYHOUNDS SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
Oct. 11 Saint Anselm College Invitational
Candia Woods G.C., NH
Oct. 14-15 Southern New Hampshire U. Invitational
hosted by S.N.H.U., Manchester C.C., Manchester, NH
Oct. 21-23 N.E.I.G.A. Championship
The Captains Golf Course, New Seabury, MA

WOMEN'S ROWING

COACH: Jason BOYLE (California-Berkeley '00)
CAPTAINS: Christina ROSSI '09 and Holly O'DONNELL '09
GREYHOUNDS SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
Oct. 13 New Hampshire Championships
Merrimack River, Pembroke, NH
Oct. 20 Head of the Charles
Charles River, Boston, MA
Oct. 28 Quinsigamond Cup
Lake Quinsigamond, Worcester, MA

WOMEN'S TENNIS

COACH: Lorene WASHBURN (Fitchburg State '79)
CAPTAIN: Megan WNUK '08
RECORD TO DATE: Won 1, Lost 0
NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE TO DATE: Won 1, Lost 0
GREYHOUNDS SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
Sept. 30 at American Int'l. * Won, 8-1
Mar. 16 SAINT ANSELM * 1 p.m.
Mar. 19 PACE * 3:30 p.m.
Mar. 22 at Merrimack * TBA
Mar. 25 SAINT ROSE * 3:30 p.m.
Mar. 29 FRANKLIN PIERCE * 1 p.m.
Apr. 3 at Stonehill * 3:30 p.m.
Apr. 5 at Bentley * 1 p.m.
Apr. 6 at Le Moyne * 1 p.m.
Apr. 8 SAINT MICHAEL'S * 3:30 p.m.
Apr. 12 at American International * 1 p.m.
Apr. 13 BRYANT * 1 p.m.
Northeast-10 Conference playoffs, April 23, 25, 27, 2008(top six teams)

MEN'S BASKETBALL

COACH: Serge DEBARI (Assumption '71)
CAPTAIN: Greg TWOMEY
RECORD TO DATE: Won 0, Lost 0
NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE TO DATE: Won 0, Lost 0
SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
Nov. 1 at Connecticut (Exhibition) TBA
9-11 Disney Tip Off Classic
Nov. 9 Philadelphia 5:30 p.m.
Nov. 10 North Alabama 5 p.m.
Nov. 11 Winona State, MN 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 20 at Franklin Pierce * 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 25 SAINT ANSELM * 3:30 p.m.
Nov. 28 BRYANT * 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 1 BENTLEY * 3:30 p.m.
Dec. 4 at Stonehill * 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 6 at Merrimack * 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 18 at L.I.U.-C.W. Post 5 p.m.
Dec. 20 at Queens, NY 5:30 p.m.
28-29 Bryant University Tournament
Dec. 28 Philadelphia 7 p.m.
Dec. 29 Post, CT 5 p.m.
Jan. 2 MASS. LOWELL * 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 5 at LeMoyne * 3:30 p.m.
Jan. 8 at Bryant * 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 10 SAINT MICHAEL'S * 3:30 p.m.
Jan. 16 at Massachusetts Lowell * 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 19 S. CONNECTICUT * 3:30 p.m.
Jan. 22 FRANKLIN PIERCE * 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 26 at Saint Anselm * 3:30 p.m.
Jan. 30 AMERICAN INT'L. * 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 2 at Southern New Hampshire * 3:30 p.m.
Feb. 9 at Saint Rose * 3:30 p.m.
Feb. 13 MERRIMACK * 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 16 STONEHILL * 3:30 p.m.
Feb. 19 at Bentley * 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 23 S. NEW HAMPSHIRE * 3:30 p.m.
Feb. 26 at Pace * 7:30 p.m.
Northeast-10 Conference playoffs: March 1, 3, 6, 8 (12 teams)

Greyhounds Open Practice With Extended Optimism
LAST YEAR: the reviews for the second year in the second Serge DeBari regime were mixed. The team had five players average 8.9 points or more in very balanced offense . . . they outrebounded their opponents . . . and, they beat a nationally ranked Saint Rose team down-the-stretch as DeBari joined the ranks of 300-game winners. But, instead of playing off-the-momentum of that choice victory they lost their final four games including a first-round conference playoff with Saint Michael's . . . they did shoot just .416 from the floor and and .323 from three-point territory and they averaged just 69.7 points per game . . . the team won at UMass Lowell (68-62) for the second straight year as PAT SHEA (Salem, MA/Salem) dropped in 21, mostly from long range . . . and they claimed a 76-61 win at American International rallying from a seven-point halftime deficit as COREY DIETHORN (Pittsburgh, PA/Sewickley) blistered for a career-high 30 points (13 for-19 from the floor).

THE NON-RETURNERS: DeBari will miss the services of forward/two-year captain Justin Hotchkiss (Maynard, MA/Maynard/Cushing) who averaged just 3.4 points and 3.3 rebounds in an injury-plagued season . . . sharpshooting guard Mike Taft (Avon, CT/Avon) averaged 4.7 points off-the-bench but did make 24 three pointers (third on the club) including a career-best 17 in a 97-88 win over Merrimack.

RETURNING NUCLEUS: DeBari will mold the 2006-07 Greyhounds around that balanced offense of a year ago. Ssenior forward/two-year captain GREG TWOMEY (Groton, MA/Groton-Dunstable), the Hounds resident work-a holic and 1,700 point producer in high school, averaged a team-leading 13.4 points, 5.5 rebounds. shot a team-leading .483 from the floor. Twomey was spectacular (25 points) in a tough loss at nationally ranked Bentley and registered 20 double figure games . . . he had 26 points (tied career high) with 12-for-12 at the line at Stonehill . . . led the team in free throw accuracy (.807).

Senior forward COREY DIETHORN (Pittsburgh, PA/Sewickley Academy) averaged 11.5 points and shot .460 from the field and led the team with 35 blocks . . . 16 double-figure games including seven double-doubles . . . had 24 in a win at Merrimack and 22 in a win at Saint Anselm . . .

Senior guard LEROY BYRON (Worcester, MA/North) was the Hounds top perimeter player and averaged 8.9 points while playing over 800 minutes for the second straight year. Byron had 12 double-figure games . . . led the team with 40 three-pointers . . . career-high 20 points at Mercyhurst (with six three-pointers) and had 17 points in a win over Adelphi (with 10-for-10 free throws) . . .

Junior guard/forward PATRICK SHEA (Salem, MA/Salem) who at times was a deft passing machine and at other times showed signs of being a premier perimeter shooter . . . had career-best 24 points (five three-pointers) in upset of nationally ranked Saint Rose . . . 21 points (with six three-pointers) in win at UMass Lowell . . . first career double-double 19 points, 10 rebounds in home win over Le Moyne.

Sophomore guard COURTLAND BLUFORD (Fort Washington, MD/Saint Vincent Pallotti) averaged 9.3 points (fourth on team) in 871 minutes (second only to Twomey) and team-leading 47 steals . . . 13 double-figure games . . . 18 points at Bryant and at Saint Michael's . . . 17 points vs. S. New Hampshire and vs. Saint Rose . . . senior forward MIKE FOTI (Franklin, MA/Franklin), who scored over 1,100 points in high school, averaged 4.7 points with four double-figure games . . . had 19 points in win at Southern Connecticut and 18 in win at Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras.

THE SUPPORTING CAST: mention keys to the team and the name of junior point guard MITCH BAJEMA (Whitinsville, MA/Whitinsville Christian) comes up often . . . Bajema led his high school team to a pair of state championships and will be counted on to drive the Greyhound's bus and plainly get the ball to the right place . . . hyper senior forward ALEX POPP (pronounced Pope) (Winchester, MA/Winchester) specializes in making things happen . . . sophomore forward MAREK KULIG (Brick, NJ/Msgr. Donovan) is back after an injury-plagued season . . . sophomore forward RENAN MALAFAIA (Watertown, CT/Newton, MA North/Taft added considerable athleticism to the roster and showed things in a nine point, 10 rebounds effort at Puerto Rico Rio Piedras and three double-figure rebound games.

NEW PEOPLE: freshman forward MIKE BALDARELLI (Worcester, MA/Holy Name) moved across town and will be counted on to move into the regular rotation. Baldarelli was the Massachusetts Player of the Year leading his team to the state title game and averaged 22.3 points and 11.2 rebounds . . . sophomore transfer (Hampton Institute) guard WALTER WEEKES (Worcester, MA/Holy Name) and freshman walkon TOBIN HAASE (Ridgefield, Nj/Ridgefield Park) have impressed in preseason workouts. Another freshman, DOMINIQUE PRICE (Worcester, MA/Holy Name), who is also playing football, will add more athleticism.

THIS YEAR: DeBari will build his new-look 2007-08 Greyhounds in the same mold of the many successful Greyhound teams of the past. Expect the Greyhounds to lead the league in diving on-the-floor and expect the team to play physical and aggressive defense.

He is asking Bluford to move to the point this year and also needs substantial offense from his athletic guard. Twomey needs to at least repeat his statistics of a year ago, Diethorn needs to get his floor accuracy in the mid-.500s and Byron needs to get back to his sophomore year consistency. Key man might just be Shea, who has shown signs of being the top perimeter player on the squad and at other times the team's best passer.

Offense predicated off switching defenses is always the order of the day with the more-than-occasional three thrown in. The Hounds are now as athletic as anyone in the conference which will make them a tough assignment on any given night.

A sidelight this year will the Hounds race to the magical 1,000-victory mark (they have 990 entering the year!) . . . no New England Division II team has ever reached that plateau!

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

COACH: Kerry PHAYRE (Providence '83)
CAPTAINS: Britt BISHOP, Bethany PLASSKI and Charde FLOYD
RECORD TO DATE: Won 0, Lost 0
NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE TO DATE: Won 0, Lost 0

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS
2-3-4 Disney Tip Off Classic
Nov. 2 Indiana, PA 12 noon
Nov. 3 Upper Iowa 12 noon
Nov. 4 Lander, SC 12 noon
16-17 Assumption College Courtyard Classic
Nov. 16 Stonehill vs. Concordia, NY 5:30 p.m.
Assumption vs. Molloy, NY 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 17 Stonehill vs. Molloy, NY 1:30 p.m.
Assumption vs. Concordia, NY 3:30 p.m.
Nov. 20 at Franklin Pierce * 5:30 p.m.
Nov. 25 SAINT ANSELM * 1:30 p.m.
Nov. 28 BRYANT * 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 1 BENTLEY * 1:30 p.m.
Dec. 4 at Stonehill * 4:30 p.m.
Dec. 6 at Merrimack * 5:30 p.m.
28-29 San Diego Surf & Slam
Dec. 28 New Haven 7 a.m.
Dec. 29 Slippery Rock 7 a.m.
Jan. 2 MASS. LOWELL * 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 5 at LeMoyne * 1:30 p.m.
Jan. 8 at Bryant * 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 10 SAINT MICHAEL'S * 1:30 p.m.
Jan. 16 at Massachusetts Lowell * 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 19 S. CONNECTICUT * 1:30 p.m.
Jan. 22 FRANKLIN PIERCE * 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 26 at Saint Anselm * 1:30 p.m.
Jan. 30 AMERICAN INT'L. * 5:30 p.m.
Feb. 2 at Southern New Hampshire * 1:30 p.m.
Feb. 9 at Saint Rose * 1:30 p.m.
Feb. 13 MERRIMACK * 5:30 p.m.
Feb. 16 STONEHILL * 1:30 p.m.
Feb. 19 at Bentley * 5:30 p.m.
Feb. 23 S. NEW HAMPSHIRE * 1:30 p.m.
Feb. 26 at Pace * 5:30 p.m.
Northeast-10 Conference playoffs: March 2, 4, 7, 9 (12 teams)

Hounds Optimistic About Return to NCAA Post-Season
LAST YEAR: the reviews for last year were mixed to say the least. The team reached the Northeast-10 Conference playoffs but their 13-16 overall record was a "disappoinment" according to Coach KERRY PHAYRE. The needs were easily seen on the statistics sheet . . . a more prominent guard situation in which the perimeter game improves significantly and someone steps up to run the offense. The team shot just .407 from the floor despite having one of the dominant inside games in the conference and just .304 from three-point territory. And, the Greyhounds have not had a 100-assist performer since 2001-02. Overall the team finished with six wins in its last 10 starts including an 85-70 gem against nationally ranked Saint Rose and a come-from-behind road win at Franklin Pierce in the conference playoffs.

THE NON-RETURNERS: Phayre will first deal with the loss of starting guard Jess Paulson (North Providence, RI/LaSalle Academy), who played in more games than anyone in Hounds history. Paulson averaged 6.0 points, led the team with 92 assists and was third with 19 thee-pointers. Reserve guard Ashley Lambert (Cumberland, RI/Cumberland) averaged 2.3 points.

RETURNING NUCLEUS: Phayre will mold the 2007-08 Greyhounds around the marvelous talents of one of the Northeast-10 Conference's premier players in junior forward/captain CHARDE FLOYD (Worcester, MA/Worcester Academy). Floyd was second on the team at 12.2 points-per-game and was the conference leader in rebounds (9.8) for the second straight year and floor accuracy (.583), while earning second-team all-star honors. She also finished with 19 double figure scoring games (52 career) and eight double-doubles (39 in her career). Her top effort was 25 points, 11 rebounds in the win over nationally ranked Saint Rose.

Floyd will be the "marked player" once again for the Greyhounds as she moves into hallowed territory in the team record book. She needs 25 points for 1,000 and 193 rebounds for 1,000---she will become merely the fourth Greyhound to reach both figures!

The Greyhounds resident director of determination junior guard/captain BETHANY PLASSKI (Fall River, MA/Durfee) averaged a team-leading 12.9 points and led the team in three-pointers (55), free throw accuracy (.835), minutes played (955) and was second in steals (62) and assists (67) and, oddly enough, third in rebounding (3.3). She authored six 20-point games including a career-best 29 in a road win at Southern New Hampshire; 23 in a road win at Saint Michael's (including 17 in a blistering second half display) and 22 at Bryant.

Senior guard/captain BRITT BISHOP (Mendon, MA/Nipmuc) is the Greyhounds top defensive performer and averaged 4.8 points. Her top efforts included a career-best 13 points in a closer game at national champion Southern Connecticut and 12 in the first-round playoff win at Franklin Pierce.

Freshman forward KAYLA PARKER (Sanford, ME/Sanford) averaged 10.5 points and 4.1 rebounds en route her selection on the conference all-freshman team. She poured in 22 points with 13 rebounds in a win at Merrimack and added 14 other double-figure games. She finished third on the team in floor accuracy (.517) and led the team with 24 blocks.

Senior forward/center MEGAN URBAN (Portland, ME/Deering) is the other half of the Greyhound twin-towers and averaged 6.8 points, 3.4 rebounds with .520 floor accuracy. She scored 19 second-half points in a dominatign performance against Saint Rose with five other double-figure games.

Junior point TRISH GARDNER (Dartmouth, MA/Dartmouth) averaged 1.8 points with 56 assists but will counted on to provide on court leadership as the odds on-choice to win the point guard spot. Early reviews from preseason are exciting the coaching staff.

Senior forward SARA CZARNECKI (Cumberland, RI/Cumberland) (2.0 ppg), sophomore guard LESLIE LUPIEN (Pomfret Center, CT/Woodstock) (2.1 ppg), sophomore guard AMANDA SHEEHY (Linde, NJ/Rosell Catholic) (1.7 ppg) and sophomore guard MAEGAN COOK (Braintree, MA/Braintree) provided depth. Another guard, sophomore JACKIE BRANCA (Hanson, MA/Whitman Hanson) missed the season with an knee problem.

NEW PEOPLE: athletic forward PAM MOBLEY (Worcester, MA/Doherty), who will bring yet another polished frontcourt player to the equation and was a dominant rebounder and shotblocker for her high school team . . . point THERESA AMELIO (Bronx, NY/Preston) adds quickness and depth to the backcourt and guard MOLLY GRIFFITHS (Walpole, MA/Ursuline) is a versatile offensive performer both from the perimeter and taking the ball to the basket.

THIS YEAR: Phayre will build her new-look 2007-08 Greyhounds in the same mold of her many successful teams of the past and therefore expect the Hounds to lead the league in physical and aggressive defense. Their dominant inside game should once again play a prominent role as Floyd, Urban, and Parker are as solid a threesome as there is in the conference. Plasski is a top-notch performer at the off-guard and Bishop is the most cerebral, and top defensive, player on the squad. Phayre needs to increase production from the rest of the backcourt contributors both in the perimeter and ballhandling departments. Overall this team can hopefully set its sights high with a return to the N.C.A.A. postseason.