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Page 6 <strong>The</strong> <strong>NCAA</strong> <strong>News</strong> December 5, 1994<br />
Good four-tune<br />
Washington [Missouri] sweeps to fourth straight Ill women’s volleyball crown<br />
Washington (Missouri) volleyball<br />
coach Teri Clemens had an ace up<br />
her sleeve for the Division III<br />
Women’s Volleyball Champion-<br />
ship.<br />
Thirteen aces, in fact.<br />
Clemens’ five-time champion<br />
Bears pounded out 13 setice aces<br />
on their way to a 15-10, 154, 15-9<br />
victory over Wtsconsin-Oshkosh in<br />
the title match December 3 at<br />
Ithaca.<br />
<strong>The</strong> title was the fourth in a row<br />
for Washington (42-2) and the third<br />
straight championship-match three-<br />
game sweep for the Bears.<br />
Washington all-American and<br />
American Volleyball Coaches<br />
Association Division III player of<br />
the year Amy Albers scored 17 kills<br />
and second-team all-American<br />
Shelly Swan added 12 in 16 at-<br />
tempts during the three games.<br />
Anne Quenette and Nikki Gitlin<br />
had three aces apiece for the Bears,<br />
who scored nearly one-third of<br />
their points via the serve.<br />
Washing&on was dominant dur-<br />
ing the entire tournament, losing<br />
just one game in five matches. <strong>The</strong><br />
Tampa captures<br />
II men’s soccer title<br />
Tampa used two overtime goals<br />
by Martin Nebrelius and a smothering<br />
defense to down Oakland, 3-<br />
0, in the Division II Men’s Soccer<br />
Championship<br />
Tampa.<br />
December 3 at<br />
<strong>The</strong> Spartans won their second<br />
title and first since 1981 in front of<br />
a Division II record crowd of 4,336.<br />
Tampa (15-2-l) failed to score in<br />
its semifinal match and during regulation<br />
time in the final match, but<br />
Nebrelius gave the Spartans all the<br />
scoring they ultimately needed in<br />
the title game when he converted<br />
a rebound of a missed shot eight<br />
minutes into the first overtime period.<br />
<strong>The</strong> senior forward found the<br />
net again in the second overtime<br />
period, taking an Anders Paulsson<br />
cross and drilling a shot past<br />
Oakland goalkeeper Amir Tal.<br />
Adrian Bush added an insurance<br />
tally three minutes later.<br />
Tamoa w&eeoer David Winner<br />
But this year, Sergio Jaramillo’s<br />
conversion on Tampa’s sixth penal-<br />
ty kick ousted unbeaten Southern<br />
Connecticut State (16-04) after the<br />
two teams had battled to a scoreless<br />
tie.<br />
Oakland (17-2-2) and defending<br />
champion Seattle Pacific (14-5-4)<br />
combined for 10 goals in the other<br />
semifinal match. Oakland’s Eli<br />
Tiomkin scored his third goal of<br />
the game in the second overtime<br />
period to thwart the Falcons’ bid for<br />
a sixth tide.<br />
sEMlPlNAls<br />
Seaale Pacific ____._.._............. 3 1 0 0 - 4<br />
Oakland ____________................... 2 2 0 2-6<br />
Flrsr half: 0 - Eli Tiomkin (Andy<br />
Kalmhach). 9:57; SP - Ricci Greenwood<br />
(Phil Rullard). 16:12; SP - Bullard (Dion<br />
Earl), 17:40; SP - Bullard (Natr Daligcon),<br />
23:14: 0 -John Genule (unassisted), 31%.<br />
Second half: SP ~ Bullard (unassisted),<br />
5A:Jl. 0 - Mah Walton (Tiomkin), 65:29; 0<br />
- Tiomkm (Andrew Wagstam, 6652.<br />
Overtime: 0 - Tiomkm (Wagrtaff),<br />
106:36;<br />
11s:~~.<br />
0 ~ Lamarr Peters (unassisted).<br />
. Y .<br />
allowed just one goal in four tournament<br />
games, including a 150minute<br />
semifinal match against<br />
Shots: Seattle Pacific 18, Oakland 20. Savw<br />
Seattle Pacific (Chuck Granade) 9, Oakland<br />
(Amir Tal) 6. Comer kicks: Seattle Pacific 7,<br />
Oakland 6 Fouls: Seattle Pacific 16. Oakland<br />
three-time champion Southern 17.<br />
Connecticut State.<br />
“I’m overwhelmed,” Wmner said<br />
of the title. “It’s the perfect ending<br />
Sou~her”<br />
CO”“.SL .._._._.____ 0 0 0 0<br />
Tampa ______._.__._..__._...... 0 0 0 tl<br />
0 0 (4)-O<br />
0 0 (5) -0<br />
to a fairy tale season. I always<br />
remember what Martin (Nebrelius)<br />
said to me: ‘If you don’t give up any<br />
Overtime: Tampa advances on penalty<br />
kicks. 54.<br />
Show Southern Con”. St. 16, Tampa IQ.<br />
Saves: Southern Con”. St. (Rick Koczak) 7.<br />
goals, we can’t lose.’ ”<br />
Tampa (David Winner) 9: Corner kicks:<br />
“This was a dream come true,”<br />
Nebrelius said “And in front of our<br />
Southern Corm. St. 5, Tampa 11. Fouls:<br />
Southern Corm. St. 22, Tampa 10.<br />
own people - the biggest crowd ClUMPlONSHlP<br />
ever.”<br />
Oakland .._._.__.________ . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 ~ 0<br />
<strong>The</strong> semifinals brought together<br />
the same four teams that battled for<br />
Tampa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._._....................... 0 0 1 2 ~ 3<br />
Overtime: T ~ Matin Nebrelius (unassisted),<br />
Q&32; T - Nehreliur (Anden Pa&son).<br />
the 1992 championship, and at the 114:98, T ~ Adrian Bush (LJlf Lilius). 117:20.<br />
same site. That year, Southern<br />
Connecticut State took the crown<br />
with a 1-O win over Tampa.<br />
Shots: Oakland 9, Tampa 21. Saves:<br />
Oakland (Amir Tal) 9; Tampa (David<br />
Winner) 2. Comer kiclu: Oakland 6. Tampa<br />
9. Fouls: Oakland 21, Tampa 20.<br />
n Championships summaries<br />
Division I-AA<br />
footboll<br />
QmmwRda: Youngstown St lt3, Eastern<br />
Ky. 15; Montana 30. McNeese St. 28: Marshall<br />
28, James Madison 21 (ot): Boise St. 17,<br />
AppaJachian Sr 14.<br />
SemiIin& (December IO): Montana (11-n)<br />
at Youngstown St (12-O-I); Marshall (12-l) at<br />
Boiw St (12-l).<br />
Diision II<br />
foolboll<br />
Scmilioalr: Tcx. A&M-Kingsvillc 46.<br />
Indiana (Pa.) 20; Nonh Ala 35, North Dak 7.<br />
Cham@onahip (December 10 at Florence,<br />
Alabama): Tex. A&M-Kingsville (12-l) VI.<br />
North Ah. (12-l).<br />
Division Ill<br />
fooiball<br />
SemifinaL: Albion 19, St. John’s (Minn.)<br />
16; Wa.$h. &Jeff. 23, Ithaca 19.<br />
Championlip (December 10 at Salem.<br />
Virginia): Albion (12-O) vs. Wash. fk Jeff. (ll-<br />
1).<br />
Division I<br />
men’s soccer<br />
l%ird round: Indiana 2. Cal SL Fullerton<br />
1; UCLA 3. Charleston (SC.) 2; Virginia 4,<br />
James Madison 1; Rutgers 3. Brown 1.<br />
Semifinals (December 9 at Davidson):<br />
Indiana (22-2) VII. UCLA (18-4); Virginia (20~3-<br />
Bears breezed past host Ithaca in<br />
the semifinals, 15-3, 15-7, 15-17,<br />
behind 19 kills from Albers, who<br />
headed the all-tournament team<br />
along with teammates Swan and<br />
setter Stephanie Habif.<br />
Wisconsin-Oshkosh (38-l 1) ral-<br />
lied its way to the title match with a<br />
6-15, 11-15, 15-7, 15-7, 15-11 semi-<br />
final win over Juniata. Shanon<br />
Martini, Holly Luedeke and<br />
Bridget Griepentrog combined for<br />
30 kills in the victory.<br />
Juniata (37-9) beat Ithaca (534),<br />
15-12,15-3, 1511, in the third-place<br />
match. Juniata finished among the<br />
Ground attack<br />
nation’s top four for the I lth time<br />
in the last 12 years, while Ithaca<br />
made its first semifinal appearance.<br />
Amy Ward and Jean Harmsen of<br />
Wisconsin-Oshkosh joined the<br />
Washington trio on the all-touma-<br />
ment team. Senior setter Heather<br />
Blough represented Juniata.<br />
CMMPtONSHIP<br />
Wis.-Oshkosh . .._._.._............ 10 4 9<br />
Wahington (MO.). .._________._._______ 15 15 15<br />
WU-<br />
Chhkmh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K E TA Pti SA DC BS<br />
Amy Ward ___________.... 1 1 6 .OOO 0 9 0<br />
SMatini _.._............ 4 3 16 .063 130<br />
JcanHarmaen .______ 7 1 27 ,222 0 70<br />
Holly Luedeke _______ 9 5 28 ,143 0 7 1<br />
B. Griepenh-og ______ 7 5 16 .125 0 8 1<br />
Melanie L-ret ________.. 2 1 7 .143 0 3 0<br />
MaggieEhlert . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 .OOO 0 0 0<br />
Tricia Neveau ..____ 0 0 0 .lXlO 0 1 0<br />
Totals .._.....______. 30 16 100 .140 134 1<br />
W6?4&illgtOll<br />
(MO.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K E l-A PfL SArJGBs<br />
NikkiHokon _____.____ 2 0 4 .500 2 6 0<br />
AmyAlben 17 3 30 .467 2 6 1<br />
Stephanie Hahif . ..2 0 3 .667 1 3 0<br />
Anne Quenette.....Q 7 26 .n77 S 6 0<br />
Shclly Swan .._._..___ 12 I 16 .688 2 10 0<br />
Nikki Gidin ______._..___ 1 1 10 .ooo 3 5 0<br />
Claire Zellen 0 0 0 .ooo 0 1 0<br />
Liz Jokent ._______.....__ 0 2 4 .ooo 0 0 0<br />
Emmy Sjognm _..____ 2 1 6 .I67 0 1 0<br />
Totals .._...__._.__._. 45 15 QQ 303 13 38 1<br />
Jam Madison5 Jennifer Wilds (right) battles Barbara Hansen of North Carolina for the<br />
ball November 20 at the <strong>NCAA</strong> Division I Field Hockey Championship. James Madison<br />
&feated the Tar Heels, 2-1.<br />
1) vs. Rutgers (14-$3). Final December 11 at<br />
Davidson.<br />
Division I<br />
women’s volleyball<br />
Firat round: Washington def. Wyoming, 7-<br />
15, 15-Q, 15-4, 15-13: San Diego St. def.<br />
Memphrs, 7-15. 15-6. 1.56, 15-9; Arizona def.<br />
Loyola Marymount, 15-13, Q-15, 15-6, 15-3:<br />
New Mexico def. Washmgtcm St. 15-f. 815,<br />
1315. 15-11, 1%. Texas A&M def. Michigan<br />
St., 15-12, 15-Q. 14-16, 15-5: UC Santa Barb.<br />
def. Princeton. 15-3, 15-1, 15-Q; Idaho def.<br />
Central Fla.. 15-2, 15-5. 15-5; Montana def.<br />
Arkansas St., 14-16, 15-10, 15-Q. 17-15; Gee.<br />
Washingron def. Wisconsin. 15-13. 13-11. 12-<br />
15,12-1519lo; Northern Iowa def. Rider. 19<br />
0, 112, 153; Pittsburgh def. Iowa, 5-15, 1614.<br />
415. 1614. 15-10; Ball St def. Illinois. 15-12.<br />
E-15, 15-f. 8-15. 16-14; Georgia Tech def.<br />
George Mason, 15-10, 15-11, 5-15, 15-5;<br />
Georgia def. Appalachian SL, 15-6.154. 15-5:<br />
Texas def. Louisville. 15-10, 16-14. 15-10;<br />
Clemson def. Stephen F. Austin, 12-15, 1315,<br />
15-Q. 15-I 1. 15-R.<br />
Second round: Stanford def. Washingron,<br />
15-5, 1511. 15-3; Arizona SL def. San Diego<br />
St. 1.5-13, 6-15, 15-9, 615. 15-13: Arizona def.<br />
BrIgham Young, 10-15, 15-5, 15-4, 15-10:<br />
Southern Cal def. New Mexico. 15-13, 154,<br />
15-6; Ohio St def. Texas A&M, 15-6. 15-1.3.<br />
15-10: Pacific (Cal.) def. UC Santa Barb., 15-<br />
13, 18-16. Q-15, 10-15. 15-13; Hawaii def.<br />
Idaho, 17-15, 15-11, 15-7; Long Beach SL def.<br />
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Montana. 15-10. 15-6. 15-8: Nebraska def.<br />
Gee. Washington, 17-15, 15-9, 1.3-8; Colorado<br />
def. Nonhem Iowq 14-16. 15-13, 15-9, 15-12;<br />
Nome Dame def. Pittsburgh, Q-15,1911,15-13,<br />
15-19; Penn St def. Ball St, 158, 15-5, 18-16;<br />
UCLA def. Georgia Tech, 15-7, 15-9, 15-8;<br />
Duke def. Georgia, 15-11, 15-3. 154; Florida<br />
def. Texas, 15-13, 15-8, 17-15; Houston def.<br />
Clemson, 15-1, 15-13. 15-12.<br />
Region& (December 8-11): At Stanford:<br />
Stanford (28-l) vs. Arizona St (18-Q); Arizona<br />
(17-Q) vs. Southern Cal (21-7). At Long Beach<br />
St.: Ohio St. (27-2) vs. Pacific (Cal.) (23-6);<br />
Hawaii (254) vs. Long Beach St. (26-5). At<br />
Nebrark: Nebraska (SO-O) VP. Colorado (23-<br />
7); Notre Dame (33-S) vs. Penn St (29-s). At<br />
Florida: UCLA (2%S) vs. Duke (24-5): Florida<br />
(28-5) VI. Houston (256).<br />
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