Temple gymnasts top Ursinus
Temple's women's gymnastics team picked up its first win of the season, coming out on top in Sunday's dual meet at Ursinus. The Owls defeated the Bears, 190.675-186.975, in Collegeville.
Temple's women's gymnastics team picked up its first win of the season, coming out on top in Sunday's dual meet at Ursinus. The Owls defeated the Bears, 190.675-186.975, in Collegeville.
Temple's Brittanie DeMeno scored 38.2 points to take first place overall through all four events. Ursinus' Monica Durham was second with 38.125.
The Owls' Alexis Arena won the vault with a score of 9.625. Stephanie Verry had the best floor exercise of the day, scoring a 9.825.
Ursinus' Johanna Warren won the uneven parallel bars with a mark of 9.75, while Kristin Aichele set a school record on the balance beam at 9.85.
Baseball. West Chester's Jordan Wlodarczyk went 2 for 4 with a double and Jack Provine doubled, but host Lander (5-1) pounded out a 5-0 victory over the visiting Golden Rams (0-3) in Greenwood, S.C.
Lefthander Conor Kerins (Monsignor Bonner) took the loss. He went 22/3 innings, allowing four runs on four hits, walking one and striking out four.
Righthander Matt McAllister (Archbishop Wood) went 41/3 innings in relief, giving up one run on four hits and striking out one. Kyle Weary pitched the ninth, with the righty allowing one hit, striking out one and walking one.
Wrestling. Drexel fell to Rider, 26-12, in a Colonial Athletic Association meet. Frank Cimato (Peddie School) earned a technical fall at 141 pounds and Brandon Palik picked up a major decision at 197 for the Dragons (7-10, 3-3).
Lacrosse. St. Joseph's opened its season with a 14-1 loss at Lehigh (1-0) in Bethlehem, Pa.
Attack Ryan McGee scored the Hawks' goal, the 39th of his career, at 11 minutes, 33 seconds of the third quarter. In his first collegiate start, goalkeeper Dustin Keen (Downingtown West) made 14 saves.
The Mountain Hawks were led by attack David DiMaria's six goals.
Women's hockey. Neumann got first-period goals from Shanelle Doucette, Megan Russelo, Edie Brenning, and Lyndsey Spatola in a 5-1 win over West Chatham in Pittsburgh.
Amanda Simpson added a second-period goal, while goalie Shannon Donnelly made 14 saves for the Knights (9-13-1).
























