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Volleyball and Men’s Soccer Both Lose
For More Information Contact:
Scott
Musa, 540.665.5417
Men’s
Soccer
GREENSBORO
,
N.C.
– The men’s soccer team completed its season
Friday evening with a 2-0 loss to second seeded
Greensboro
College
in the Dixie
Tournament semi-finals.
Greensboro
(14-4) advanced
to Saturday’s final on the strength of goals in the 26th
and 87th minutes and a solid defensive effort. The Pride
outshot Shenandoah (
9-7-2
) 14-4 for the
game and allowed just two shots on goal.
SU
keeper Tom Malinosky (
Clearwater
,
Fla.
/Clearwater Catholic) made six saves in the contest.
A
complete box score and play by play can be found at http://www.su.edu/athletics/msoc/2002/110802.htm
Women’s
Volleyball
GREENSBORO
,
N.C.
– The volleyball team also was unable to pull off
an opening round upset Friday afternoon; No. 4 Methodist eliminated
Shenandoah with a 3-0 (30-24, 30-27, 20-24) sweep.
The
Hornets (10-22) received a balance effort from its seven players;
all five attacking players had at least four kills with sophomore
Hannah Williams’ (
Salem
,
Va.
/Glenvar) eight kills leading the way.
Senior
Carly Higbee (
Catlett
,
Va.
/
Liberty
) had a team high
19 digs to lead on defense.
A
complete box score and play by play can be found at http://www.su.edu/athletics/vb/2002/110802.htm
Shenandoah
University offers 16 intercollegiate sports, eight for men and eight
for women. For further information, please contact the Office of
Athletic Communications at 540-665-5417 or visit our web site at http://www.su.edu/athletics.
For
Dixie
Conference Information,
please visit the
Dixie
Conference home page:
Shenandoah
University is a comprehensive Level V private university with an
enrollment of approximately 2,500 students in five schools: School
of Arts & Sciences, Harry F. Byrd Jr. School of Business,
Shenandoah Conservatory, Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy and the
School of Health Professions (Athletic Training, Nursing, Physician
Assistant, Respiratory Care, Occupational Therapy and Physical
Therapy). The University offers more than 60 programs of study at
the undergraduate, graduate and professional levels. |
