4 B8 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2010 CHRONICLE-TRIBUNE, MARION, IND. BY CHUCK LANDIS WOMEN'S BASKETBALL. LOUISVILLE 67, INDIANA WESLEYAN 4 42 The Wildcats opened up an early 15-8 lead on NCAA Division I Louisville before losing the exhibition game Saturday afternoon. Louisville answered with a 13-point run to take: command of the game and used another spurt in the second half to pull away. IWU had closed to within two points (23-21).
at halftime. The Wildcats, ranked third in NAIA Division II, were held to: 32.5 percent shooting and committed 27 turnovers. Elaine Hessel topped the Wildcats with 13 points and Rachel Steinbarger added nine points. Hessel also led with seven rebounds, and Kayla Thompson had five assists. The game marked the debut of the KFC Yum! Center, which replaced venerable Freedom Hall.
IWU opens its season at 7 p.m. Tuesday against Valor Christian (Ohio). WOMEN'S SOCCER TAYLOR 3, MARIAN 2 crowd and connected with the header and give Taylor a 2-0 edge. "Emily Von Raesfeld just ran her tail off today to get in position to get the ball to Molly," Taylor coach Scott Stan said. "We wanted to put pressure on them by scoring early and we were able to do that." Marian had tied the match 2-all by the 34th minute, and it remained that way until the 68th minute.
Then, Drooger scored the game-winner after collecting a loose ball from 18 yards out with her back to the goal. She quickly uncorked her body and connected on a powerful kick with her left foot that sailed in the right, upper corner of the net. "Molly was fantastic all day," Stan said. "That last goal was amazing." The Trojans (11-7) advance to the semifinals and travels Saturday to No. 2 seed Spring Arbor.
Game time will be announced early next week. INDIANA WESLEYAN 5, ST. FRANCIS Top-seeded IWU opened MCC tournament play Saturday afternoon with a convincing shutout victory over the No. 8 Cougars at Wildcat Field. The match was scoreless until the 23rd minute when forward Kelsey Johnston scored from the center of the penalty box with an assist from Kylie Dial.
Johnston scored again eight minutes later on an assist from Kim Walton. IWU's top goal scorer Megan Marshall then added back-to-back scores for a 40 lead. Dial concluded the scoring with her 13th goal in the 48th minute of play. The Wildcats (16-2) will host a semifinal match Saturday. Game time will be announced early this week.
MEN'S SOCCER TAYLOR 4, GOSHEN 3 Forward David Trainer scored in the opening minute of both halves Saturday, and the Wildcats held off the visiting Maple Leafs in the opening round of the Mid-Central Conference tournament. Ross Tanzer also scored twice 1 in the 40th and 43rd minutes. Austin Bock, David Enger, Mitch Lobdell and Geoff Bowman were credited with assists. IWU (10-8-1) advances No. 6 Taylor upset third-seeded host Marian University in the first round of the Mid-Central College Conference tournament Saturday.
It was Trojans' first victory in the MCC tournament since 2005. Freshman Molly Drooger recorded a hat trick and scored all three goals for the Trojans. It was the fourth multi-goal game of the season for Drooger, who leads Taylor with 17 goals. Drooger and the Trojans struck quickly to start the game when sophom*ore Emily Von Raesfeld crossed the ball deep on the baseline and Drooger booted it past the Marian goalie with her left foot in the ninth minute to give Taylor a 1-0 lead. Just three minutes later Von Raesfeld lined a corner kick into the box and Drooger soared above the crowd and connected with AREA SPORTS BRIEFS Photo of IWU AFTER IT Indiana Wesleyan University forward Elaine Hessel (24) fights for a loose ball Saturday afternoon against a Lou- isville player during a women's the KFC Yum! Center.
The Wildcats to the Cardinal. to the semifinals Saturday and will host Marian. Time the will be announced early this week. TAYLOR 2, ST. FRANCIS 0 Two second goals and solid defensive play propelled fourth-seeded host Taylor past No.
5 St. Francis in the opening round of the MCC tournament. Taylor freshman David Maldonado broke the scoreless tie with a goal in the 50th minute on an assist from Danny Torres, which proved to be the gamewinner in Taylor's first postseason victory on its home field since 1997. "In the second half we just needed to come out and put the ball in the back of the net and that's exactly what we did and we knew with the wind that we had a better chance of doing that," Taylor coach Gary Ross said. Taylor finally put the match out of reach in the 85th minute as Tyler Beachler, the Trojans' leading found the back of the net on a penalty kick that resulted from a yellow card on the Saint Francis goalkeeper.
The goal was third career postseason goal and his 11th this season. Taylor goalkeeper Josh Giuliano saved all five shots on goal attempted by the Cougars. Taylor fired 10 shots on goal in the contest. The Trojans will play the winner of Saturday evening's match between No. 1 Bethel and No.
8 Spring Arbor. The semifinal game will be played at the higher seed's home field Saturday. Game time will be announced early next week. MEN'S BASKETBALL INDIANA WESLEYAN 82, MCC ELITE 65 Will Hubertz's doubledouble of 18 points and 10 rebounds Friday helped Indiana Wesleyan University defeated the New York Life MCC Elite in a scrimmage game at Luckey Arena. The MCC Elite is a team made up of former MidCentral Conference stars including IWU alumni Zach Coverstone and Antonio Murrell.
Coverstone, who is currently playing with the Wanneroo Wolves of the State Basketball League of Western Australia, led the MCC with 18 points and 12 rebounds. Murrell, who basketball exhibition game at dropped a 67-42 decision of his nine 3-point attempts. Forward Patrick Hopkins scored 14 points and grabbed nine rebounds. IWU freshman guards Jeff Hoskins and Jordan Weidner also made contributions. Hoskins led with seven assists, and Weidner contributed 12 points.
The NAIA No. 24-ranked Wildcats will open their season at home Thursdayagainst East-West (Ill.) University. recently was signed by Harlem Globetrotters, chipped in 16 points. Hubertz connected on six WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL TROJANS WIN TWO AT BONEYARD BRAWL No. 11-ranked Taylor picked up two more wins Saturday at the Georgetown College (Ky.) Boneyard Brawl and improved to 29-6.
Taylor started the day by defeating Savannah College of Art Design (Ga.) 3-0 (25-16, 25-10, 25-13). In the weekend finale the Trojans topped defending NAIA national runner-up Georgetown 3-0 (25-23, 25-19, 25-19). Ashlyn DeHoogh led Taylor's offense against Savannah with eight kills, and the freshman led with 11 kills against Georgetown. After 10 consecutive matches away from Odle Arena, Taylor returns home to play Huntington at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
WILDCATS END TOURNEY WITH SPLIT Indiana Wesleyan University completed the Boneyard Brawl with a twomatch split Saturday. The Wildcats defeated No. 24-ranked Olivet Nazarene (25-16, 25-21, 25-21) for their ninth consecutive victory before dropping a five-set decision to host Campbellsville (23-25, 21-25, 27-25, 25-23, 13-15). IWU (20-9), plays Marian at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
NO. 2 LEE AVERTS TAYLOR UPSET BID No. 11-ranked Taylor had second- Lee on the ropes Friday afternoon at the Georgetown College Boneyard Brawl. But the Trojans couldn't finish and Flames kept their perfect record intact by overcoming a 2-0 deficit and win in five sets (21-25, 22-25, 25-14, 25-18, 15-9). Re-Elect Bryce Coryea Republican Center Township Trustee Providing 8 years of proven financial integrity ITA Fair, responsible service Quality fire protection ITA Trustee 2007 of the Year Efficient operations 2nd! Vote Nov.
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Taylor became the only team in 28 tries this season. to hold a 2-0 advantage on Lee (28-0) behind a defense that racked up 18 total team blocks and 86 digs. Bethany Beck led the front line with. 11 block assists and one block solo. Outside hitter Kelsey Pritchard had 12 kills for the Trojans, and Betsy Brown had 42 assists.
Kizer added 11 kills, and Courtney Herschberger, anchored the back row with 27 digs. Taylor held 2009 NAIA first team All-America Arlene Ferreira in check for the first two sets before the junior erupted for 24 kills and 28 digs to lead the Flames in their comeback. The last time the Trojans and Flames met it was on a much bigger stage when Taylor fell behind 2-0 at last year's NAIA National Championships before Lee prevailed to end the Trojans' season in a set thriller. Against Campbellsville (22-8), Ashlyn DeHoogh led with 11 kills, Brown had 33 assists and Herschberger had 26 digs. Kizer made six blocks.
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