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UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY NAMES DOUG O'BREY AS BASEBALL HEAD COACH
ALBANY, N.Y. -- Doug O'Brey, formerly an assistant baseball coach at Siena College, has been
selected as the head baseball coach at the University at Albany, as Director of Athletics Dr. Milton E.
Richards announced today.
O'Brey, who has coached baseball on the scholastic, collegiate and semi-professional levels, was
recently an assistant coach at Albany (N.Y.) High School. He has also been a baseball assistant at
Guilderland and Scotia-Glenville high schools. '
From 1987-90, O'Brey served as both an assistant varsity coach and head junior varsity coach at
Siena College,.where he worked for veteran mentor Tony Rossi. A player/manager for six seasons in the
Albany Twilight League, he guided his semi-professional teams to three championships, and was the
league's batting champion with a .463 average in 1984.
. A native of Scotia, N.Y., O'Brey was an all-Carolinas Conference player at Pfeiffer College, an NAIA
school in North Carolina. He batted over .400 in his career, and was among the nation's leaders in
doubles with 35 as a senior. Positioned at first base, outfielder, and as a pitcher, O'Brey attended nearby
Hudson Valley Community College in the early 1980s, and was a junior college all-star.
As a scholastic athlete, O'Brey competed for four years in football, basketball and baseball at Scotia-
Glenville High School. A three-year starter in baseball, he was twice chosen to the Suburban Council All-
Star Team. He was a regular at quarterback and punter on the football squad.
O'Brey, 33, received a B.S. in physical education from Pfeiffer College in 1983, after earning an
associate's degree from Hudson Valley Community College in recreation education. He gained a master's
degree in health education in 1992 from Russell Sage College.
A physical education teacher in the Albany (N.Y.) City School District, O'Brey has worked at Arbor Hill
Elementary School for the last nine years. He and his wife, Kerstin, reside in Glenville with their 16-month-
old daughter, Domenica.
Albany baseball, coached by Ed Zaloom to a 124-117-2 record the last 10 years, will play at the
NCAA Division Il level, beginning with the 1995-96 academic year, and compete in the New England
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ALBANY'S JOE SAVINO SELECTED ECAC ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
FOUR GREAT DANES NAMED AS UPSTATE NEW YORK FOOTBALL ALL-STARS
ALBANY, N.Y. -- The University at Albany's Joe Savino has been selected as the ECAC Upstate New York Rookie of
the Year, while four Great Danes were chosen to the 1994 ECAC/Budget Division III All-Star Team. Players named
were flanker Andy Shein, offensive tackle Scott Turrin, linebacker Chris Locci and defensive end Jeff Emerson.
Savino, a freshman quarterback from Norwood, N.J., connected on 114 of 222 (.514) passes for a school-record
1,742 yards and 12 touchdowns this season. The top-rated QB in Upstate New York with a 130.6 efficiency mark, he
also estabished an Albany single-season standard with 1,801 yards in total offense. He was selected as the ECAC's
Rookie-of-the-Week on three occasions.
Shein, a senior, became Albany's all-time leading receiver with 93 catches for 1,537 yards. In 1994, he set
single-season records for receptions (53), receiving yardage (976), and all-purpose running (1,441 yards). Shein
toppled the 100-yard mark in receiving five times this season, and established another record with 188 yards on eight
catches in his final game against William Paterson. From his right tackle position, Turrin paved the way for an Albany
offense which was ranked first among Upstate New York teams at 389.6 yards per game. The 6'4", 275-pound senior
was a 1992 Kodak All-America choice.
A senior from Troy, N.Y., Locci led all Great Dane defenders with 112 tackles (50 solo). He finished his career
ranked second on the school's all-time tackles chart (298). Junior defensive end Jeff Emerson recorded 56 tackles
(23 solo), and added 2.5 quarterback sacks, four tackles for loss and three pass break-ups. He returns next season
already among UA's career leaders with 171 tackles.
1994 ECAC/BUDGET DIVISION Ill UPSTATE NEW YORK ALL-STAR FOOTBALL TEAM
OFFENSE
Quarterback: Steve Sanzo (Cortland State); Running Backs: Perez Dinkins (Buffalo State), Chris Irving (Union);
Wide Receivers: Andy Shein (Albany), Steve Ellis (Cortland State); Tight End: Randy Lee (Hartwick); Offensive
Line: Scott Turrin (Albany), Chad DeFina (Alfred), Jesse Wendell (Buffalo State), Rob Hughes (Cortland State),
George Judware (Ithaca).
DEFENSE
Defensive Line: Jeff Emerson (Albany), Tony Privitera (Alfred), Paul Childress (Buffalo State), Mike Soucy
(Rensselaer); Linebackers: Chris Locci (Albany), Mike Trinkaus (Brockport), Stacy Watts (Buffalo State), Jason
Nichols (Ithaca); Defensive Backs: Krumie Mabry (Alfred), Ron Amici (Buffalo State), Peter Afrooz (Hobart), Devin
Lutes (Ithaca).
SPECIAL TEAMS
Return Specialist: LaMont Rhim (Buffalo State); Kicker: Brian Anthony (Cortland State); Punter: Ed Mahoney
(Ithaca).
Player of the Year: Steve Ellis (Cortland State)
Rookie of the Year: Joe Savino (Albany)
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THREE UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY FOOTBALL PLAYERS NAMED TO
GTE COLLEGE DIVISION ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA DISTRICT | TEAM
ALBANY, N.Y. -- The University at Albany had three football players chosen to the GTE Academic All-America
College Division District | Football Team as selected by CoSIDA (College Sports Information Directors of America)
as announced today. Andy Shein, Rich Tallarico and Chris Robertson were the Great Danes named.
Senior flanker Andy Shein (Yorktown Heights, N.Y.), the school's all-time leading receiver with 93 catches
for 1,537 yards, has a 3.66 grade point average in political science. As a senior, he set single-season records for
receptions (53), receiving yardage (976), and all-purpose running (1,444 yards). Shein, who has made the Dean's
List in all six semesters, will attend law school.
Rich Tallarico, a junior from Wantagh, N.Y., has a 3.93 GPA in biology as a pre-med student. He played
both guards positions for an Albany offense, which was ranked first among Upstate New York teams in total offense
at 389.6 yards per game. He plans to have a career in sports medicine.
Junior Chris Robertson (Deposit, N.Y.), who had 49 tackles (20 solo) and led his team with four
interceptions, has a 3.26 GPA in mathematics. A two-year starter at free safety, he has 98 career tackles and eight
interceptions. ,
The District | region includes Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode
Island, Vermont, and parts of eastern Canada. Athletes named to the district team qualify for the national ballot, and
that team will be announced on Tuesday, December 13.
1994 GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-America College Division District | Football Team
Name (School) Position Class Major, GPA
Mike Rymsha (Bentley) Quarterback Junior Marketing, 3.47
John Lieb (Williams) Wide Receiver Senior Mathematics/History, 3.35
Andy Shein (Albany) Wide Receiver Senior Political Science, 3.66
Chris Brown (M.1.T.) Running Back Junior Chemical Engineering, 4.1 (5.0)
Greg Spencer (Hartwick) Kicker Soph. Accounting/Management, 3.29
Derek Baehre (Alfred) Off. Lineman Senior Business Administration, 3.40
Corey J. Foster (M.1.T.) Off. Lineman Senior Materials Science & Engineering, 4.8 (5.0)
Mike Nickerson (Bentley) Off. Lineman Senior Accounting, 3.35
Rich Tallarico (Albany) Off. Lineman Junior Biology, 3.93
Ty Bachmann (Merchant Marine) Linebacker Junior Engineering, 3.31
Corey Carpenter (Coast Guard) Linebacker Senior Mechanical Engineering, 3.31 |
Sam Hansen (Merchant Marine) — Linebacker Senior Marine Engineering, 3.40
Kevin Ferrigno (M.1.T.)
Rick Fonte (Trinity)
David Qualey (Bridgewater St.)
Nathan Sleeper (Williams)
Ken Daniewicz (Plymouth St.)
David Hwang (M.I.T.)
Def. Lineman Junior Mechanical Engineering, 4.7 (5.0)
Def. Lineman Senior Psychology, 3.30
Def. Lineman Senior Business, 3.31
Def. Lineman Senior Economics, 3.70
Defensive Back Senior Elementary Education, 3.23
Defensive Back Grad. Electrical Engineering, 4.0 (5.0)
Craig Lahue (Hartwick) Defensive Back Senior Management, 3.45
Chris Robertson (Albany) Defensive Back Junior Mathematics, 3.26
Scott Vollrath (M.1.T.) Punter Junior Environmental Engineering/Economics, 4.5 (5.0)
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Sunday, November 20, 1994
Capital District Women's Basketball Tournament
Championship, Albany 67, Skidmore 47
Consolation, Rensselaer 73, Union 60
ALBANY, N.Y. -- Sophomore guard Samantha Ginsberg scored 11 of her 13
points in the first half, as Albany defeated Skidmore, 67-47, in the championship
game of the 16th annual Capital District Basketball Tournament on Sunday
afternoon at the Recreation & Convocation Center (RACC).
Albany, which won its first Capital District title since 1991 and tenth
overall, broke an early 10-10 tie with five straight points, and never looked back.
Ginsberg, the tournament's MVP, nailed an 18-foot jumper to break the early
deadlock.
Still leading 24-14 later in the period, the Great Danes reeled off 16 of the
game's next 19 points. Ginsberg scored seven points in that stretch, and buried
a three-pointer from the right corner to give her club a 40-17 halftime cushion.
In the last three minutes of the half, we saw it was still close," said
Ginsberg, who canned 6-of-12 field goals and added six assists. "We are a fast
team, and used the uptempo style to break it open."
Albany, which shot 52 percent from the floot in the opening half, got 12
points from freshman Sheila McCaughin (Bethlehem H.S.) while center Erica
Witham (Guilderland H.S.) had 10 points and seven rebounds in a balanced
effort.
Skidmore, the Capital District champion in 1992 and 1993, was led by
Tina Allen, who had 12 points and a game-high 13 rebounds.
In the consolation, Rensselaer upended Union, 73-60, as Nancy Kelly
scored 16 points, and Sandy Hayn grabbed 15 rebounds. Andrea Pagnozzi
totaled 17 points and 17 rebounds for Union, which was held to 29 percent
shooting.
CAPITAL DISTRICT ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
MVP - Samantha Ginsberg, Albany
Erica Witham, Albany
Tina Allen, Skidmore
Margaret Feerick, Albany
Sue Bator, Rensselaer
Andrea Pagnozzi, Union
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UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY'S INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS BOARD MEETS ON
THURSDAY TO BEGIN SPORTS SPONSORSHIP REVIEW
ALBANY, N.Y. -- The University at Albany's Intercollegiate Athletics Board (IAB) will hold its regular
fall semester meeting this afternoon at 3:30 p.m. in the Recreation & Convocation Center (RACC).
As part of the group's agenda, the IAB will begin a review of Albany's intercollegiate athletics program
in an effort to determine how best to become gender equitable within the current fiscal environment. The
IAB is expected to forward its recommendation(s) to President H. Patrick Swygert and the Executive
Cabinet by December 31, 1994. A final decision will be made early in the Spring 1995 semester.
The University reorganized its intercollegiate athletics model on June 3, 1994 in an effort to maintain
gender equity, academic excellence and fiscal responsibility, but reinstated four varsity sports (wrestling,
men's and women's swimming, men's tennis) on August 25.
As provided by the State University of New York and the National Collegiate Athletics Association
(NCAA), the IAB is the official campus intercollegiate athletic advisory body to the President, and acts
under the Policies of the Board of Trustees while reporting to the President.
The University's Intercollegiate Athletics Board consists of eleven voting members, six of whom are
full-time faculty or administrative staff, and five of whom are full-time Albany students.
NOTE TO MEDIA: Dr. Richard Hall, Chair of the Intercollegiate Athletics Board, and a Distinguished
Service Professor in sociology, will be available to answer your questions following Thursday's IAB
meeting, which is expected to conclude at approximately 5:15 p.m.
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UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY NAMES BASKETBALL CAPTAINS
ALBANY, N.Y. -- Ted Hotaling, a senior guard/forward, has been selected as captain of the University at
Albany men's basketball team for the 1994-95 season, as head coach Richard Sauers announced today.
Christy Squires, a senior forward, and Mickey Smith, a senior guard, were also named by head coach
Mari Warner as co-captains on the women's basketball squad.
Hotaling (6'5", 175) is the lone returning starter from last year's NCAA Tournament team, which
posted a school-record 25-3 mark. He averaged 12.3 points, 3.3 rebounds and 2.4 assists last season,
and shot 82 percent from the free throw line. A native of Niverville, N.Y. (LaSalle Institute), Hotaling
scored in double figures 15 times and netted 20-plus in five contests. As a sophomore, he scored at an
11.9 clip.
Squires, of Johnsonville, N.Y. averaged 9.0 points, 6.1 rebounds and 1.9 steals in her first season
with Albany, after leading Hudson Valley Community College to the 1993 NJCAA national title. The 5'9"
forward was the 1991 New York State Class C Player of the Year, and scored 2,430 career points at
Hoosic Valley Central.
Smith, a product of nearby Cohoes (N.Y.) High School, was a starter in 23 games at point guard for
Albany, which finished with a 15-9 record a year ago. The 5'2" guard averaged 4.0 points and 2.5 assists.
As a scholastic athlete, she was chosen first team all-Colonial Conference on two occasions.
The men's and women's teams begin their 1994-95 campaigns this weekend, November 18-20, at the
Capital District Tournament, which is being held at Albany's Recreation & Convocation Center (RACC).
CAPITAL DISTRICT BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
MEN (34th Annual) WOMEN (16th Annual)
Friday, November 18 Saturday, November 19
Skidmore vs. Rensselaer, 5:30 Skidmore vs. Rensselaer, 1:00
Albany vs. Union, 7:30 Albany vs. Union, 3:00
Saturday, November 19 Sunday, November 20
Consolation Game, 5:30 Consolation Game, 1:00
Championship Game, 7:30 Championship Game, 3:00
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ALBANY'S JOE SAVINO SELECTED ECAC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
Andy Shein Named to ECAC Honor Roll For Sixth Time This Season
Albany, N.Y. -- University at Albany quarterback Joe Savino has been selected as the ECAC
Upstate New York Rookie of the Week for the week ending Nov. 12, after he accounted for 269
yards in total offense in a 41-25 victory over William Paterson last Friday evening. He has
received the award on three occasions this season.
Savino completed 12-of-20 passes for 217 yards and two touchdowns, and rushed 16 times for
52 yards and two more scores. The Norwood, New Jersey native celebrated both a return to his
home state, and his 19th birthday (born Nov. 11, 1975) with the performance.
The 5'9", 165-pound freshman also set an Albany single-season record for total offense with
1,801 yards, and finished the season with a school-record 1,742 passing yards.
Shein was named to the ECAC Honor Roll for the sixth time, as he had eight catches for 188
yards (UA record) and two touchdowns. The senior flanker established eight school records in
the contest, including career receptions (93), career receiving yardage (1,537), and single-season
all-purpose yards (1,441).
SWIMMING
Albany, N.Y. --
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Albany 133, Plattsburgh 62
200 medley relay - Albany (Agresto, Escoto, Coffey, Linn), 1:54.53; 1,000 free - Galli (P),
11:15.45; 200 free - Jennings (A), 1:58.33; 50 free - Lim (A), 24.89; 200 IM - Fillinger (A),
2:19.14; 1M Diviing - Yonnone (A); 100 fly - Cobbey (A), 59.20; 100 free - Ruff (A), 56.86; 100
back - Agresto (A), 1:04.06; 500 free - Galli (P), 5:26.98; 3M Diving - Yonnone (A); 100 breast -
Ruff (A), 1:07.94; 400 free relay - Albany (Lim, Fillinger, Jennings, Ruff), 3:44.07.
Records: Albany (1-1), Plattsburgh (0-1).
(Women's Swimming)
Plattsburgh 109, Albany 106
200 medley relay - Plattsburgh (Mason, Heyburne, MacLauren, Librie), 2:18.11; 1000 free -
Lawler (A), 13:36.76; 200 free - Hilton (A), 2:03.49; 50 free - Bleser (P), 28.76; 200 IM - Bavaro
(A), 2:44.13; 1M Diving - Armet (A); 100 fly - Bishop (P), 1:18.77; 100 free - Hilton (A), 56.59:
100 back - Ryan (P), 1:12.73; 500 free - Mason (P), 6:34.49; 3M Diving - Armet (A); 100 breast
- MacLauren (P), 1:21.93; 400 free relay - Albany (Hilton, Lawler, Meany, Hall), 4:06.27.
Records: Albany (0-2), Plattsburgh (1-0).
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ALBANY'S LISA NESTA FINISHES FIFTH AT NCAA REGIONAL QUALIFIER
Will Compete in Next Saturday's NCAA Division Ill Cross Country Championship
Binghamton, N.Y. -- University at Albany's Lisa Nesta finished fifth at the NCAA New York
Regional Women's Cross Country Qualifer on Saturday afternoon to earn a berth in next
weekend's national championship at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
Nesta, a sophomore, ran the 5,000-meter Binghamton University campus course in 19:27 to
finish behind four runners from Cortland State, which won its seventh consecutive team crown.
Cortland's Michelle LaFleur, the 1994 ECAC titleholder, was the individual champion, crossing the
line at 18:43. Nesta, who was running in her hometown today, had won the New York State
championship two weeks ago, and last Saturday was the runner-up to LaFleur at ECAC's.
Albany was seventh in the team standings.
In the men's race, Rochester won the team championship, while Tony Fraij, of Rochester
Institute of Technology, captured the individual event in a time of 25:28 over 8,000 meters. Fraij
won ECAC's at the University at Albany last Saturday. The Great Danes ended up in seventh
place as a team, while junior Roderick Rose was 26th (27:05).
The NCAA New York Regional was one of eight qualifying sites to determine the 21 teams
@ and 184 individuals who will compete for the men's and women's national titles.
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Team: 1. Cortland 17, 2. Geneseo 63, 3. Binghamton 117, 4. St. Lawrence 123, T5. Ithaca 127, T5.
Hamilton 127, 7. Albany 218, 8. Plattsburgh 241, 9. Oswego State 248, 10. Rochester 263, 11. Buffalo
State 277, 12. Brockport 337, 13. William Smith 379, 14. New York U. 405, 15. Rensselaer 425, 16. Union
426, 17. Alfred 512, 18. SUNY-New Paltz 568.
Individual: 1. Michelle LaFleur (Cortland), 18:43; 2. Heather Swarts (Cortland), 19:18; 3. Hulie Donnelly
(Cortland), 19:23; 4. Heidi Swarts (Cortland), 19:24; 5. Lisa Nesta (Albany), 19:27; 6. Christine Sisting
(Geneseo), 19:31; 7. Tracey Bunce (Keuka), 19:33; 8. Dorothy Connolly (Cortland), 19:40; 9. Cindy Lauzon
(St. Lawrence), 19:45; 10. Beth-Anne Cincotta (Geneseo), 19:48. Other Top Local Finishers: 28. Tonya
Dodge (Albany), 20:50; 43. Bonnie Ann Foley (Rensselaer), 21:18.
(MEN)
Team: 1. Rochester 41, 2. Rochester Institute of Technology 77, 3. Plattsburgh 97, 4. St. Lawrence 130, 5.
Cortland 179, 6. Geneseo 186, 7. Albany 214, 8. Rensselaer 225, 9. Ithaca 239, 10. Fredonia 300, 11.
Oswego State 350, 12. Binghamton 366, 13. New York U. 384, 14. Hunter 385, 15. Stony Brook 413, 16.
Brockport 416, 17. Hamilotn 454, 18. Buffalo State 472, 19. Union 493, 20. Vassar 498, 21. SUNY-New
Paltz 505, 22. Hobart 613, 23. Alfred 636.
Individual: 1. Tony Fraij (RIT), 25:28; 2. Jamie Glydon (RIT), 25:29; 3. Jeff Lyndaker (St. Lawrence), 25:42;
4. Jason Hart (Rochester), 25:57; 5. Timothy Voloshen (Rochester), 25:57; 6. Andrew Evans (Rochester),
25:58; 7. Brian Adams (RIT), 25:59; 8. Stephen Wefer (Plattsburgh), 26:01; 9. Matt Annabel (Geneseo),
26:09; 10 Marc Gage (Rochester), 26:10. Top Local Finishers: 19. Shin Ozeni (Rensselaer), 26:40, 26.
Roderick Rose (Albany), 27:05; 35. Evan Riley (Rensselaer), 27:18; 37. John Druzha (Albany), 27:20; 47.
Jeffrey Messina (Albany), 27:31; 49. Rich Niro (Rensselaer), 27:34.
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NCAA Division Ill Men's Soccer Championships
First Round
PLATTSBURGH 2, ALBANY 0
ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Senior Andrew Gatherer scored on a direct kick late in the second half,
to lead Plattsburgh past Albany, 2-0, in a Northeast Region first round game of the NCAA Division III
Men's Soccer Tournament on Saturday morning at R.I.T. Field.
Gatherer lofted his direct kick over a player-wall, and past diving Albany goalkeeper Jon Jacobs
to put Plattsburgh ahead, 1-0, at 81 minutes, 14 seconds . Bryan Johnson scored the Cardinals'
second goal when he out-ran the Albany defense and fired home Matt Rose's lead pass with two
minutes, and 10 seconds left in the game.
Plattsburgh, which out-shot Albany 20-5, avenged a 2-1 loss to the Great Danes earlier this
season at Varsity Field.
"Plattsburgh was the better team today," Albany head coach Roy Pfeil said. "They were
focused on making up for the blemish we put on their record."
Cardinal goalkeeper Eric Rienecker registered his twelfth shutout of the season, by stopping
two shots. Jacobs made 12 saves for Albany, which finishes its season at 10-5-2. Saturday's loss
marked the last Division Ill game for the Great Danes, who will play in Division II beginning in 1995-96.
Albany was ranked 22nd in the nation in the ISAA's final poll.
In the region's other game, George Barakas scored the game-winner late in the second half, to
lead top-seeded R.1.T. past Binghamton, 3-2, on Saturday afternoon at R.I.T. Field.
The second-seeded Cardinals (16-3) will face R.I.T. (12-1-2) in the second round on Sunday at
1:00.
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Plattsburgh (16-3) o 2 - a
Albany: No scoring. Saves: Jon Jacobs 12. Plattsburgh: Andrew gatherer 1-0, Bryan Johnson
1-0, Matt Rose 0-1. Saves: Eric Rienecker 2.
Division Ill Men’s Bracket
1994 SoccéER
© FIRST AND SECOND ROUNDS THIRD ROUND
Nov. 4 and 5 or 5 and6 Completed by
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(S-/-2 WW. CONNECTICUT
Gi-l-2 0 RAT. SEMIFINALS
November 18 or 19
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15-3-O PLATTS BURGH Northeast
10-4-2 ALBAWY
(G-l-2 =TRETON STATE
(2-7-1 (EAN Nw.
17-2-0 ROWAN Metro*
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(8-2-1 CLAREMonT November 19 or 20 CHAMPION
125-2 ColoRAnod COLLEGE West
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($-2-0 GREENSBORO
(3-S-1l BETHANY
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(3-3-1 METHOoODdIST
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16-0-1 WI SCON Sin - OSHKOSH
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“Host region
[Note: All games will be played at on-campus sites. The bottom team listed in the first round shall be the
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