1998 Volume 121 No 1–4 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

ond team was shortstop Jeff Floyd, who
hit 336 (38 of 113) widi a team high 12
doubles, 20 stolen bases and 21 RBI.
On the mound, he was 4-3 with 41
strikeouts in a team high 50 innings.
Earning All-SCAC
honorable mention
was third
baseman Chad
Cadle, who hit
.346. Co-leader
with 4 homers
was outfidder
Rob Lewis (.275,
Floyd
28 RBI) while
shortstop Dan
Rail hit .312. First baseman Mickey
Sorg batted J59 and hurler Clay
Gatewood had a 2.87 ERA with 2 saves.
Pitcher Dan Keys led the Washington
University squad with a 5-3
record while posting a 4.41 ERA and 34
strikeouts in 49 innings. Teammate
Mike Hughes got into 21 games as an
outfidder and batted .308. Pitcher John
Fleming posted a 3-0 record for 25-9
Wabash while teammate Brian Mouser
hit .391 in 18 contests. Infidder Tom
McConnell played well for 19-14
Westminster, batting .350 (28 of 80).
Outfielder Kory Bell led Franklin in
batting average (.352), hits (37), at bats
(105), runs (22), homers (3) and stolen
bases (11). Also seeing regular duty for
the Grizzlies were third baseman Brian
Farrow (.303,30 of 99), outfidder
Adam Isenburg (.268), shortstop Jamie
Johnson and pitcher Casey Adams.
Earning AU-NCIC first team honors
for Puget Sound was outfidder Jeff
Halstead, who hit .351 (47 of 134) widi
25 runs scored. Pitcher Seth Samsell led
the Loggers with 5 wins and 40
strikeouts while Christian Lindmark
picked up 3 wins and led with 60 innings.
Reliever Brad Medlock led the
Puget Sound staff with 19 appearances
and 6 saves. Catcher Scott Cesen hit
.276 in 26 games for Case Western
Reserve.
Charlie Ferraro played well at shortstop
for the 36-12 Southwestern Division
III playoff squad. In 43 contests.
he hit .299 (32 of 107) widi 34 runs
scored and 21 RBI. Named to the All-
MWC second team for Lawrence was
Louie Clark. The \^kings co-captain
and MVP batted .280 as an infidder
and led the mound staff
vnth 11 appearances and
2 wins. Also seeing a lot
of action were teammates
Josh Johnson, who
hit .273 at shortstop, and
pitcher Oliver Silva.
Track
Winning his second
straight NCAA Division
III decathlon tide was
Joe Bedard of
Radin
Lynchburg, who scored
7,120 points. He also
earned All-American
honors with a sixth place
longjump(23'2y4");
finished 12* in the pole
vault (14'9") and was
15* in the triple jump
(45'4 VO. Joe won die
ODAC pole vault and
triple jump; took second
place in the ODAC discus
and high jump; placed
seventh in the decathlon Martin
at the Penn Rdays; and
set a school pole vault mark (15'9") at
the same event.
Lynchburg's Jim Coughlin also competed
at the Division III meet, running
a leg on the 11* place 400
rday and 12* place
1600 rday. He was on
the 400 relay team
which placed second
at the ODAC meet
and Hampton Imitational.
Teammate
Mike
Falcone
won the
ODAC indoor
pole
vault
(13'9") and
the
itMt
McCarthy
Lynchburg Invitational shot put competition.
Earning All-American honors at the
Division III meet was Matt Hilgenfort
of Wabash, who placed dghth in the
javdin dnow (1907"). Pole
vaulter Dave Frakes of
Georgia Tedi reached 14'3
>a" at the ACC outdoor
championships. Winning
the ICAC hi^ jump tide
was Jeff ^N'agner of
DePauw, vdiose season
best mark was 6'6".
Several Phis were key
performers for Lawrence.
Chris Leatherbury placed
fourth in the MWC triple
jump while Most Improved
Award winner Eric
Benedict vras sixth in the
MWC 110 high hurdles and
400 hurdles. Javelin thrower
Rob Krid and discus
thrower Jacques Green also
saw action for the \nkings.
Matt Scheidd of Washington
University placed
third at 1000 meters during
the Rose-Hulman Triangular
meet, and teammate
Dave Juang competed again
as a pole vaulter.
Lacrosse
Named to the Division I All-American
third team and All-ACC first team was
midfidder Frank Radin of
14 3 Mar^iand. He
played in the NCAA
tide game and contributed
16 goals, 13 assists
and 27 ground
halls to the Terrapins'
cause. The top
scorer for the
North Carolina
Division
I playoff team
vras
attackman
- Chase Martin,
Taibl who scored 54
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