CRS Club Sports

FALL 2005 SCORES

DATE(S)	CLUB & EVENT	SITE & OPPONENT
12/2/05- 12/4/05	Racquetball ECRC Meet	@ Albany vs. RPI, Penn. State, Clarkson, Maryland, Nichols.
Julian Gino's and Mike Cohan finished first in their Men's 1 drop down division. Christina single handedly lead our woman's team to the gold champion round with excellent individual performance all weekend - upsetting several well seated woman's players. Jessica Ng and Julian also finished strong in mixed doubles, especially impressive when considering this was Jessica's first tournament. They won several key matches before loosing in the finals. Individual Julian and Mike had a great men's 1 performance. It was Julian's first time in men's 1, he had one amazing upset victory in the first round over a tie breaker before losing the to the tournaments top ranked male player. In men's 2 Ryan Levering took 3rd place in the gold division, Mike Pokora took 4th in men's blues. The men's 3 competitors Cory Johnson and Andrew Runkel both did fantastic and made it to the finals in the blue division in doubles. It was Cory's fist tournament ever and he did great. Overall this tournament was a great success, especially for the less experienced players. The team finished 6th overall, which is the clubs best overall performance to date.
12/2/05- 12/4/05	Roller Hockey (A and B teams) ECRHA Tournament	@ Downingtown, PA
No report submitted.
12/3/05	Outdoors Club Hike & Film Festival	@ Cornell University
No report submitted.
12/3/05	Ice Hockey Game	@ Cornell University, 1pm
The Bearcats traveled to Ithaca, NY to face-off against Cornell in an exhibition contest. This game would prove to be a shootout and Cornell took advantage of a slow BU start and opened the scoring in the first period by taking a quick two-goal lead. The Bearcats bounced back with a goal by Doug Centola off a nice feed from, Dave Haase. Cornell came right back to make the score 3-1 in their favor. The Bearcats did not give up and scored in the first to make the score 3-2 going into the first intermission of a Dave Haase goal. The Bearcats played much better in the second period totaling three goals and giving up two goals. Doug Centola and Dave Haase hooked up again, giving Centola his second goal of the game. Bryan Cloke redirected a nice pass from Robert Gilbert and Judson Dacher-Shapiro scored a power-play goal with under a minute to play to tie the score at 5 going into the third period. BU played hard in the third and took their first lead off a nice low shot by Dave Haase for his second goal of the game. However, BU was unable to hold onto the lead and Cornell would score two more goals in their 8-6 victory over BU.
12/3/05	Women's Volleyball League Tournament	Home, West Gym, 9am- 8pm.
Binghamton B team won 1 game in pool play to make it to the playoffs where they beat Buffalo University in the 1st round. They lost to Albany in the second round but played competitively throughout the entire tournament. Binghamton A came in 3rd in their pool with a record of 3-5 and an overall record of 6-5 after playoffs. They advanced to playoffs and after receiving a bye for the 1st round; they beat Bloomsburg in one game to move onto the championship game. Binghamton A clinched the silver bracket championship by defeating Albany in 2 games. Binghamton A vs. Cornell 0-2 Binghamton A vs Colgate 2-0 Binghamton A vs U Conn A 0-2 Binghamton A vs Buffalo 1-1 Binghamton A vs Bloomsburg 1-0 (playoffs) Binghamton A vs Albany 2-0 (championship game)
12/4/05	Ice Hockey Game	Home vs. Robert Morris University, 11am Polor Cap
The Bearcats finished the fall semester facing off against Robert Morris University of Pittsburgh. The Bearcats came out flying, scoring two quick goals. Doug Centola scored the fist goal off a trick-tack toe play from Dave Haase and Judson Dacher-Shapiro. Josh Case scored the second goal off a rebound from a Brian Devennie shot. Robert Morris bounced back and scored three goals at the end of the first period making the score 3-2. RMU continued their lead and took a 6-3 lead after the second period. The Bearcats got into penalty trouble during the third period and RMU took advantage tallying four more goals. Chris Davison scored late in the third period on a shot from the point and the Bearcats lost 10-4.
12/4/05	Equestrian IHSA Event	@ Cornell University
No report submitted.

DATE(S)	CLUB & EVENT	SITE & APPROX. TIME
11/18/05	Ice Hockey Home Game	vs. Mercyhurst @ Polar Cap
The Binghamton Bearcats returned home for the first time in several weeks to face-off against nationally ranked club, #15 Mercvyhurst. The game started as a defensive battle and was scoreless halfway through the first period. The Bearcats opened the scoring late in the first period with a rebound goal in front by John Scavone. Mercyhurst answered the tied the score at one. About thirty seconds later, Aaron Woolf of the Bearcats scored another rebound goal, and BU entered the first intermission leading 2-1. Mercyhurst tied the score early in the second period, but BU did not falter and Judon Dacher-Shapiro scored off a backhand to give the Bearcats the lead. As the period wore on, Mercyhurst took more control of the game and the second period ended in a 6-3 lead for Mercyhurst. Mercyhurst continued to extend their lead in the third period, but BU sis not quit and tallied three more goals during the third period. Judson Dacher-Shapiro would add two more goals for the hat trick, including a break away goal and pretty one timer from Doug Centola pass. Bill Woerner also scored a rebound goal for the Bearcats. BU's goaltender Adam Leach played well between the pipes. Mercyhurst ended the game with a 10-6 victory over BU.
11/19/05	Women's Rugby Deers & Beers Tournament	@ Casey Fields, Cortland
It was a re-building year for the she-devils. They play two games vs. Ithaca and Cortland and faced 2 losses. The game was enjoyed by all even with the losses.
11/19/05	Equestrian IHSA	@ Skidmore College
Competing as a club sport against Varsity teams can be discouraging at times. In order to foster a positive atmosphere, the Equestrian Club has set both personal and team goals that are attempted too be attained each week. This past weekend (11/19/05 @ Skidmore College) the Club accomplished two milestones... Open rider Alison Levy won both of her classes surpassing the #1 nationally ranked open rider from Skidmore College. This accomplishment qualified her for High point rider of the day. Allison then competed in a ride off (tie breaker), resulting in another victory, thus making her Binghamton's first High Point Rider. This in it's self is an enormous accomplishment for the club, meaning it has also allowed the club another first. Out of 12 colleges/universities, 4 of which are Varsity, Binghamton was Reserve High Point Team finishing with an overall second place (previous best was 4th). Congratulations Allision, Coach Tupy and all club participants for making these milestones possible...
11/19/05	Men's Volleyball Tournament	@ Syracuse Univsity vs. Various Teams
Binghamton sent two teams. Fortunately, since the main team was split, Joe Roth stepped up as 2nd setter only after a few days notification. Overall though, It was a rough game but the team is looking forward to practicing together and improving on their passing.
11/19/05	Swim Competition	@ Syracuse University, 2pm
The meet went especially well considering it was our first competition! Although we came in second place to Syracuse our girls were very close.

DATE(S)	CLUB & EVENT	SITE & APPROX. TIME
11/11	Ice Hockey	@ Pittsburgh vs Robert Morris University
The Bearcats traveled to Pittsburgh for their fist game of a two game road trip. BU was scheduled to play Robert Morris University on Friday night and the Bearcats did not bring their best effort. RMU dominated all aspects of the game and shutout the Bearcats 11-0.
11/12	Ice Hockey	@ Pittsburgh vs Slippery Rock
The Bearcats finished their road trip against Slippery Rock on Saturday night, and the Bearcats played a much better game. BU opened the game with a slow start allowing three quick goals, but did not break and cut Slippery Rock's lead to one with first period goals by Dave Haase and Dough Centola off a nice breakaway. The Bearcats continued to play solid through the second period keeping the game close, with Centola' second goal and BU entered the second intermission down 5-3. Slippery Rock opened the third period very strong and scored several goals. The Bearcats fought back and scored once again from a Dave Haase goal but were unable to hold on the Slippery Rock was the victor with a 10-4 score.
11/12	Crew	@ Fairmount Park
The crew attended the Frostbite and Braxton Regattas. The women's varsity eight placed first in their heat in the frostbite regatta. In the Braxton Regatta on Sunday the women's varsity four -A won fist in their heat. The men's varsity 4 won their heat and first overall in their event. The novice squads placed well in the upper ends of their packs.
11/12	Fencing	Tournament in East Gym
The Binghamton University Fencing club hosted its second tournament of the semester. It was a team styled with each team consisting of a beginner, intermediate and advanced fencer. The tournament promptly started at 9:00am with two BU foil teams, and two Oneonta foil teams. Epee began at 11:00am with four teams, one each from Binghamton, Johnson City, RIT, and Oneonta. Throughout the tournament, you could hear the clicking and clacking of weapons, clapping, cheering and yelling. For many of our beginners this was their first tournament since joining the club. Foil went especially well, our beginners were able to pull their own weight just as much as their other team mates. The beginner Bruce Ng helped keep his team in third place by closing an 11 point gap between the other foil team. Epee was great, with Matt Sommerhalter making quick points on his opponents, leading to his teams second place victory. Sabre was also exciting, there was an instance where the two BU teams were up against each other and it got so intense that Carla Ziegler broke her sabre in half. Parents and friends who attended said that they enjoyed the tournament so, everyone who attended had a good time. 1st and 3rd place in Foil/ 2nd place in Epee/ 2nd place in Sabre
11/12	Equestrian Team	@ Morrisville
The Binghamton Equestrian Club's second show of the season was at Morrisville State College. In the Open Fences class Dana Rubino placed 5th and Alison Levy placed 4th. Both had a good ride but tough horses. Next was Intermediate Fences were Jennifer Alongi had a good ride but unfortunately didn't place. In the Novice Fences division both Kelly Palmer and Cailin Elliot rode very well each placing 2nd in their class. Karen Rabinowicz placed 6th in her Novice Fences class. After lunch the flat classes began. First up was Alison Levy in Open Flat who did well and placed 2nd. Dana Rubino was next placing 6th. Rachel Pech and Jennifer Alongi followed in Intermediate Flat where Rachel placed 4th and Jennifer placed 5th. Next was the Novice Flat division where Kelly Palmer placed 4th and Cailin Elliot placed 6th. Our last rider of the day was Jennifer Molach in the Beginner Walk-trot-canter division. It was Jennifer's first show and she did well placing 6th. Overall the team placed 10th with 18 points. Overall the team was a little disappointed with how they did but we realized our mistakes and are ready to redeem ourselves at the next show at Skidmore College on Saturday, November 19th.

DATE(S)	CLUB & EVENT	SITE & APPROX. TIME
11/4/05	Ice Hockey Game	@ University of Buffalo
Binghamton traveled to Buffalo to play their fist of three games in three days. The Bearcats opened the game forechecking well and putting plenty of pressure on the Buffalo defense. However, Buffalo opened the scoring and entered the first period with a 3-0 lead over the Bearcats. The Bearcats continued to play hard throughout the second period but were unable to capitalize and Buffalo extended their lead to six. The Bearcats gave it their all in the third period and outplayed Buffalo in the final period outscoring them 2-1 off goals from Judson Dacher-Shapiro and Doug Centola.
11/5/05	Women's Volleyball Tournament	@ Northwestern University
After starting the day 0-5, the Binghamton A team won 3 key games to make the last spot in playoffs. As the 4th ranked team in our pool, we made the 4th last spot in the Silver bracket playoffs. We then beat Bloomsburg in the first round of playoffs to advance to finals. We beat UConn B team in the finals (2 out of 3 games) to win the silver bracket. Our overall record was 6-6. Binghamton B played very well and improved throughout the day. They did not win a game during the tournament but it was a great opportunity for them to get together and play as a team against top teams in the league.
11/5/05	Men's Volleyball Tournament	@ University of Rochester
The team played well in their first tournament of the year. The offense was led by senior setter Evan Bigam, and greatly supported by senior outside hitter Joe Style. The defense was on point, digging many balls led by Kashif Siddigi. Blocking was great. Returners Dave Red Figuez, Mark O'lerrison and Greg Kowalsky played well all around with the support of newcomers Aaron Berson, Troy Sanders and Joe Roth. They played well but ended up finishing 3 and 3. Binghamton vs U of R 25-20/25-19 Binghamton vs Cornell 15-25/25-16 Destuery vs Binghamton 25-22/25-21
11/5/05	Outdoors Club Activity	BU Nature Preserve
No report submitted.
11/5/05	Men's Soccer Game	@ Hartwick College
Binghamton club soccer got a deserved 4-2 victory over Hartwick college. Binghamton jumped out to an early 2-0 lead, before Hartwick pulled one back. With some help from our midfielders we were able to score 2 more times before the half-time. Second half went a little slower with Binghamton missing a few good chances before Hartwick was able to pull to pull one back, 2 minutes before the final whistle. All in all, a good win for us as a very good team. Hartwick was very nice and helpful-they even lent us their water cooler. We will definitely play them again during the fall.
11/5/05	Kickline Performance/Exhibition	@ Dryden, NY Middle School
We performed for all of the towns and surrounding community at Dryden Middle School. After performing we met the girls and parents. It was extremely successful and we were invited back to host clinics for the girls and other exhibitions
11/5/05	Field Hockey Tournament	@ Syracuse University
No report submitted.
11/5/05	Ice Hockey Game	@ John Carroll University
The Bearcats faced-off against John Carroll in what would be a very exciting game. The teams were evenly matched and the game was kept at a high tempo. John Carroll opened the scoring and took and early 1-0 lead after the fist period of play. Aaron Woolf picked a beautiful pass out of mid-air from John Scavone and scored on a breakaway to tie the score at one apiece. John Carroll answered right back and scored making the score 2-1 going into the second intermission. The Bearcats battled back during the third and tied the score on a four on one break when Dave Haase scored off a Rob Gilbert rebound. However, John Carroll answered right back once again and the score was 3-2 John Carroll going into the closing minutes of the game. The Bearcats gave it there all but were unable to come up with the victory. Bearcats goaltender played an excellent game and kept BU in the game.
11/5 -11/6/05	Women's Soccer	@ Cortland, Playoffs
It was a tough tournament for the BU women's club soccer team. However they ended the season on a high note with a 1-0 win over Geneseo. A team they had been defeated by earlier in the season.
11/6/05	Men's Lacrosse Tournament	@ Ithaca College "Fall Brawl"
No report submitted.
11/6/05	Women's Lacrosse Tournament	@ Ithaca College "Fall Brawl"
No report submitted.
11/6/05	Ice Hockey Game	@ Mercyhurst College
The Bearcats finished their road trip in Erie, Pennsylvania against nationally ranked Mercyhurst. Mercyhurst proved to be too much for the Bearcats and dominated the game scoring 11 goals in their victory. Aaron Woolf scored the lone Bearcat goal off a one-timer down low from a pretty pass by John Scavone.
11/6/05	Field Hockey Tournament	@ Syracuse University
No report submitted.

DATE(S)	CLUB & EVENT	SITE & APPROX. TIME
10/28/05	Field Hockey, Home	vs. Syracuse @ 4:30p.m., EG fld. 7 pending weather & field conditions.
No report submitted.
10/28/05	Ice Hockey Game, Away.	@ Syracuse, 5p.m.
The Bearcats traveled north to Syracuse for what would be a very exciting hockey game. BU opened the scoring off a goal from John Scavone who had an impressive game and would go on to net two more goals for a hat-trick. The Bearcats entered the first intermission tied 1-1 with Syracuse. Syracuse came out strong in the second scoring three quick goals for a 4-1 lead. BU battled back and tied the game at four off goals from Judson Dacher-Shapiro, Andrew Bieder, and Bryan Cloke. The Bearcats would take the lead well into the third period but were unable to hold on. Syracuse went up 8-6 and then sealed the victory with an empty net goal. Bearcats goaltender David Parnes played well, making nearly 40 saves in the effort. Syracuse wound up with a 9-6 victory over BU in what was a very close game.
10/28 - 10/30/05	Racquetball @ ECRC Tournament.	@ Allentown, PA vs. Penn. State, Clarkson, RPI.
The Binghamton University Racquetball Club participated in their first collegiate meet last weekend, Oct 28-30. Coming together to complete against players from fifteen other universities including Penn State, RPI, Clarkson, and several SUNY schools. The Bearcats held their own despite some very close and exciting tiebreaker losses. The men's team performed relatively poorly as compared to past tournaments. This deficit was filled by a new player, Christina Vandling, who in her first tournament appearance, took the top women's spot to put Binghamton into fifth place overall, with only half the players of a lot of the other teams. With more players and a better showing by the men's team, this could be a great year for BU Racquetball.
10/29/05	Women's Soccer, Home	vs. Colgate @ 1:30p.m., EG fld. 9 pending weather & field conditions.
No report submitted.
10/29 - 10/30	Roller Hockey @ ECRHA Tournament.	@ Hamaraville, PA vs. various colleges/universities.
The A team kicked off the season with 2 wins against Pittsburgh and Penn State (12-0). It was their first shutout in three years. Key players were Mike Gueirriero, John Cahill, Mike Coyle and Mike McGrath. The B team finished 2-2 this weekend with wins against Pittsburgh B and Penn State B with losses to Buffalo B and Penn State B. Action picks up again in 2 weeks in Philadelphia. Binghamton vs Pittsburgh (8-4) Buffalo vs Binghamton (7-3) Binghamton vs Penn State (12-0) Binghamton B vs Pittsburgh (6-2) Binghamton B vs Penn State (5-0) Binghamton B vs Buffalo (1-0) Binghamton B vs Penn State (6-4)
10/29 - 10/30/05	Ultimate Frisbee, Away.	@ RIT Tournament vs. various colleges/universities.
Binghamton's coed team split into a Women's and Men's team for this tournament. Both teams played well, women going 1-4 and the men going 3-5 (2 by forfeit). The men lost in the semi-finals on universe point.
10/29 - 10/30/05	Water Polo @ League Championships	@ RPI.
Binghamton charged into U of R bright and early hoping to shock the home crowd. U of R came out strong in the first quarter 3-0. After a good inside game by Jaqueline Minichiello and David Bohr, 2 goals were scored keeping BU in the game. After tough play Binghamton University lost to U of R 5-4. In their second game BU blew Geneseo away in the fist half, getting a 4-1 lead. Great passing and good overall technique from BU led to another 2 goals. In the third though, a feisty Geneseo team scored several goals on fast breaks. Ultimately BU would go down in the forth, losing 8-6. In the last game Binghamton University played Colgate, one of the leagues top seeds. BU went down 15-0. Overall a very successful weekend, BU showed their prowess and great technique.
10/29/05	Crew @ Head of the Fish Regatta.	@ Saratoga, NY vs. various colleges/universities.
The crew on a whole did very well in this huge competition of over 110 teams. This was the first race for both novice men and women's crews. Both squads placed comfortably in the middle of the pack. One boat that stood out was the men's heavy weight which placed 13th out of 32 in their event.
10/29/05	Equestrian @ IHSA Show.	@ Hartwick College.
The Equestrian Team started the season off at Hartwick College in Otego, NY. The day began with Dana Rubino and new member Alison Levy in the Open Fences class. Dana had a tough horse and gave him his best ride of the day and came in 5th. Alison also received 5th in her class. Next was Intermediate Fences where we only had one rider Rachel Pech did well and received 3rd place in her class. The Novice division was next which is our biggest division with three riders. Kelly Palmer started novice off with a tough ride and didn't place. Cailin Elliot and Karen Rabinowicz both had nice rides each far from our goal of breaking 20 points so we had a lot to make up for, which we did. The second half of the show started with Open Flat where newcomer Alison Levy placed 2nd giving the team 5 points. Next was Novice Flat where each rider did very well. Kelly Palmer started the division off with a good ride to a 3rd place finish. Cailin Elliot followed with a 2nd place finish and senior Karen Rabinowicz ended the division with the teams only win of the day having a great ride to a 1st place finish. Our last rider of the day was newcomer Nicholas Michael in the walk-trot division, the only boy on the team that we are very excited about. He rode well in his first horse show placing 4th. We finished the day with 24 points achieving our goal of 20 points. Overall the team did very well and was happy with their 8th place finish.
10/29/05	Men's Rugby @ NYSR Div. 1 Tournament.	vs. Syracuse @ Genesee CC, 3p.m.
No report submitted.
10/29/05	Outdoors Club, Carrot Picking & Hiking.	Forest and time TBA.
No report submitted.
10/29/05	Ice Hockey Game, Away.	@ Niagara University, 9:30p.m.
The Binghamton Bearcats went to Niagra with a short bench Saturday night. The Bearcats played Niagra close halfway through the fist trailing only 3-2. However, the Purple Eagles dominated the rest of the game and won with a 17-3 victory over the Bearcats. Bearcat goals were scored by John Scavone, Judson Dacher-Shapiro, and Doug Centola.
10/30/05	Cycling, Away	Recreational bike trip to Mtn. Greek (NJ).
There was beautiful weather for the last day of mountain biking at Mtn. Creek, and even though there were about three times as many riders as usual because it was the last day of the season it was a great trip.

DATE(S)	CLUB & EVENT	SITE & APPROX. TIME
10/22	Ice Hockey	@ University of Rochester
Binghamton traveled to the University of Rochester Saturday night. Rochester gained an early lead and finished the first period up 4-0. The Bearcats bounced back early in the second period from a John Salter goal from the top of the circle. Rochester answered right back making the score 5-1. Rochester then took several penalties and the Bearcats capitalized, scoring two power play goals from Judson Dacher-Shapiro and David Haase, bring the score to 5-3. However, the Bearcats also got into penalty trouble and Rochester opened up the scoring, finishing the period up 9-3. Rochester finished the game skating to a 10-3 victory.
10/22	Women's Rugby	@ NYS D1 Collegiate Playoffs vs. #1 (5-0) SUNY Buffalo
No report submitted.
10/22	Men's Rugby	Home vs. SUNY Buffalo, 1pm, EG field 11.
No report submitted.
10/22	Crew Novice	@ Ithaca College, 10am.
This event was a fun scrimmage for the novice men. It consisted of several timed pieces of varying length. Binghamton entered two 8+ boats with Binghamton A edging out for a win in one of the shorter pieces.
10/23	Fencing Tournament	East Gym, 9am-5:30pm
No report submitted.

DATE(S)	CLUB & EVENT	SITE & APPROX. TIME
10/15	Ice Hockey	@ Polar Cap
The Bearcats lost a hard fought battle against John Carroll in a ECHL match-up. John Carroll opened the game with a quick 2-0 lead but the Bearcats battled back off a shorthanded goal by Doug Centola and entered the fist intermission trailing 3-1. BU scored early in the second off a rebound goal by John Salter to make the score 3-2. BU scored again that period off a pretty play down low with Centola assisting Judson Dacher-Shapiro. After two periods of play, the score was 4-3. In the end, penalties hurt the Bearcats as they were unable to establish any offensive flow in the third period, but Centola did score his second shorthanded goal of the game. John Carroll added an empty net goal and took the victory 7-4.
10/15	Washin-Ryu	@ Ochiais Dojo, Vestal
Six member of the club went to Hidy Ochiais Dojo and received teaching from sensei Ochiai from 10am to 11am. Each member with the exception of Zach and Ilya paid $15.00 in order to participate (Zach & Ilya are already dojo members). We all left the dojo and arrived back on campus at noon.
10/15	Woman's Rugby	@ Home vs SUNY Buffalo
All week during practice, team captains CJ Salvatore, and Jessica Warmbrand warned the team of the potent Buffalo attack. Buffalo was undefeated and waltzed through the conference, destroying all opponents in their path, including vaunted Cornell. Entering the game the team captains were able to rally the team. Once the game began, it became apparent that we were outmatched. Despite this, our team continued to fight and refused to give in, even when it became apparent to all that defeat was inevitable. The woman's rugby team fought on, and showed the true mettle of a champion. Congratulations Buffalo, good luck at upstates. Buffalo SUNY 70, Binghamton 0
10/15	Water Polo	@ RIT
In Binghamton's second league tournament they hoped to catch their first win playing against Geneseo. Binghamton led after the first quarter. After a terrific showing the game was tied going into the third where a young and tired Binghamton team slowly collapsed. Against Syracuse Binghamton field weak early but rallied in the third, but it was to late to cite dropping an 11-5 decision. Late at night against a veteran team, U of R. Binghamton showed great promise with defense led by goalie Anto Deshcheko & led defender Kerng Wong. After the third U of R lead 3-1 but after a lite power play doal by David Bohr Binghamton University showed hope, only to lose by 2. Against RIT Binghamton University looked fresh, a great goal was scored but later the team gave up 6 goals.
10/16	Cycling	@ Plattskill Creek
Weather was really cold and wet as compared to last trip. Trials were saturated from last week of rain.
10/16	Ice Hockey	@ Scranton, PA
BU hockey traveled to Scranton for their third game in three nights last weekend. The Bearcats played a solid first period, allowing a good amount of shots yet only allowing two goals. Entering the first intermission, the Bearcats trailed 2-1. However, Scranton proved to be too much for BU and dominated the rest of the game skated to a 15-3 victory. Bearcat goals were scored by freshman Chris Davison and senior Dave Haase (2).

DATE(S)	CLUB & EVENT	SITE & APPROX. TIME
10/5	Women's Rugby	@ Cornell Univerity,
We lost 87-0. It was a good game and we played all our rookies and B side game. Everyone that came was allowed to play.
10/5	Men's Rugby	@ Cornell University, 4pm
No report submitted.
10/8- 10/9	Roller Hockey	@ Preseason Tournament. Feasterville, PA.
The A team finished the weekend with a 2-1 record beating Rhode Island and Boston University with scores of 6-4 and 7-6 respectively. The B team tied all 3 of their games playing Briarcliff, Rutgers B and James Madison B.
10/8	Ice Hockey	@ Rutgers, 7pm.
The Binghamton Bearcats Ice Hockey team opened its season with a 8-4 win over Rutgers Saturday night. Binghamton controlled the play early on with their first goal coming just 25 seconds into the game off a a low shot by Dave Haase. The Bearcats continued to control the game and scored two more goals creating an early 3-1 lead entering the first intermission. Rutgers brought a physical game, but the Bearcats held their ground and capitalized on the power-play several times throughout the game including a point shot from defenseman Bryan Coughlin and two goals from near the crease by Judson Dacher-Shapiro and Doug Centola (2). The Bearcats also utilized their speed against Rutgers, scoring several goals in transition. The defensive corps played well, and goaltenders Adam Leach and Asher Blum both played solid each giving up two goals. Other Bearcat goals were scored by Sean Marcel, Josh Case and John Scavone. Binghamton's next game is home against Niagra.
10/8	Men's Rugby	@ Syracuse University, 1pm
No report submitted.
10/8	Women's Rugby	@ Cornell University, 11am
All I can say is that the score speaks for itself. This one was one of the coldest games that we played. It was on and off rain, and we played on Cornell's new pitch. Their teams ran circles around us but we kept our spirits up and did not give up. We played all our players and in the second half many rookies played for the first time. The Cornell team had several interesting moves and maybe we can replicate them in our games. Cornell 84, Binghamton 0
10/8	Field Hockey	Home vs. Syracuse, EG fld. 7, 11am.
Game Postponed
10/9	Women's Rugby	Home vs. Ithaca, EG fld. 11, 1pm
This game was very disappointing. I feel that we should have been able to win instead we suffered an embarrassing defeat. Ithaca played one man down for 30 minutes and was still able to beat us. As teams we're comparable in size but they seemed to out run us. Luckily for the team, sophomore Tiffany Chew was able to step into the gaping void left by the loss of Pam Barone, and played admirably. Although the day was lost, the rise of a new star was a defining moment. Ithaca College 16, Binghamton 5
10/9	Women's Lacrosse	Home vs. Ithaca, EG fld. 9, 1:30pm.
Game cancelled.
10/8-10/9	Racquetball	Home Tournament, WG Courts, 9am- 5pm.
No report submitted.
10/9	Crew	@ R.I.T. Regatta vs. R.I.T., Brown, Colgate, Dartmouth, Geneseo, Hamilton, Dowling, Harvard, Hobart, Ithaca,
The stoneharst regatta includes a wide range of highly competitive clubs and division schools. The club crew did extremely well, holding their ground in both the 5 K and 1.5 K events.
10/9	Field Hockey	@ Ithaca College, 10:30am
Game cancelled.
10/9	Kickline	Performance at Oakdale Mall, 11am-2pm.
No report submitted.

DATE(S)	EVENT	SITE & APPROX. TIME
9/24	Women's Soccer Game	@ SUNY Geneseo, 1pm
Lost 3-2. In the 1st game of the weekend, the women's club soccer team made a valiant effort against Geneseo. Binghamton opened the game strong scoring the only goal in the 1st half. The team continued to play strong throughout the game but came up short losing by 1 goal. A great effort was put out by the defense led by Carly D, Rachel P, Andrea G, Christine C and Carly M.
9/24	Field Hockey Game	@ SUNY Geneseo, 12:30pm
No report submitted
9/24	Home Women's Rugby Game	vs. Union College, 11am, EG field 11
This game was well played. We had some fantastically outstanding runs by the wing, in particular the play of wingers Amanda Black, and Sarah Schuler, who combined to score most of the team's tries, were marvelous. The team worked well together to win after our disappointing loss the previous week. This was an important victory due to last year's game against Union. Binghamton 24, Union College
9/24	Home Men's Rugby Game	vs. Canisius College, 1pm, EG field 11
No report submitted
9/24	Home Men Soccer Tournament	with Buffalo & Albany, 12:30pm, EF field 9
No report submitted
9/24 - 9/25	Ultimate Frisbee	@ SUNY Buffalo Tournament vs. various teams
The team started strong winning 13-2 against Buffalo. The second game was played well, the team kept up with University of Rock ester, however was not able to defeat this team. They then played against a club team to whom they only lost 10-13. The final game of the day was won 13-7 against Alfred University. The next morning was started against Ithaca whom played well. The teams were almost tied at the half, however Binghamton lost 10-12 at the hard cap. Overall the team did very well, and is expecting more improvements as the season continues.
9/25	Home Men Lacrosse Game	vs. Broome Community College, 1pm, EG field 9
No report submitted
9/25	Women's Soccer Game	@ University of Rochester, 10am
Game against Geneseo: Lost 3-2. In the 1st game of the weekend, the women's club soccer team made a valiant effort against Geneseo. Binghamton opened the game strong scoring the only goal in the 1st half. The team continued to play strong throughout the game but came up short losing by 1 goal. A great effort was put out by the defense led by Carly D, Rachel P, Andrea G, Christine C and Carly M. Game against Rochester: Won 3-1. In the second game of the weekend, the women's club soccer team took control over the University of Rochester and won 3-1. While Rochester scored the first goal of the game, Binghamton picked up their game and fought till the end. Amanda C, Rebecca P, and Ali A scored the 3 goals for Binghamton. The team played well together winning almost all 50-50 balls and making teller passes. This is the first win of the season for the team who have now increased their record to 1-2.
9/25	Running- Lung Cancer Awareness race	@ Recreation Park (Binghamton), 12:30pm
Brian - 1st male overall (winner) Ted - 2nd in his age group Christina - 2nd in her age group Anna - 3rd female overall

DATE(S)	EVENT	SITE & APPROX. TIME
9/17	Women's Soccer	@ University of Buffalo
In our first game of the season the women's club made an excellent effort against the University of Buffalo. Even though the score does not show how the team played, we played together. Final Score, 6-0 University of Buffalo.
9/17 - 9/18	Ultimate Frisbee	@ Home
Binghamton A team did very well the first day, only losing to the Alumni team. This gave them a good seeding for the second day, however they lost in semi finals against Ithaca A. The final championship game was Binghamton Alumni against Ithaca A. Ithaca A took the win after a good struggle by the Alumni team.
9/17 - 9/18	Water Polo	@ U of R vs U of R, RIT, Geneseo
On the first match for most of our team, the tournament became a huge learning experience. The new players learned, are now prepared, and are looking forward to the next game.
9/18	Men's Rugby	@ Home vs. RPI
Final Score, 34-0 Binghamton.
9/18	Women's Rugby	@ Syracuse
The day was sunny and bright and started with alot of hope. Then, we saw the other team. We played hard, but encountered problems- large amount of high tackles, offsides, and bad scrums. We tried our hardest and fought back. Final Score, 25-0 Syracuse... The B-team played well.
9/18	Cycling	@ Mtn Creek, NJ
The club enjoyed fantastic weather and great trail conditions at Mt. Creek. No major bike problems and no injuries- which is always good.

DATE(S)	EVENT	SITE & APPROX. TIME
9/10	Running Club -	@ Dicks sporting goods
The race went well considering it was the first race of the season. We see room for improvement in all runners, but everyone ran well for their first race.... Anna Robak finished first for her age group, Jenna Bernhardt finished second for her age group.
9/10	Outdoors Club	@ Hartwich College's Natur Preserve
Five members took a scenic hike through the Hartwick College Nature Preserve. We took the Mud Lake trail to the Mud Lake and Bogg and returned on the Jacy Henderson trail. Great hiking weather, but cool. We also took the time to identify local plants and animals. A good time was had by all.
9/10	Ultimate Frisbee	@ Clarkson University Tournament
The team started on Saturday morning playing very well, but not to our best. We continued the day playing much better- winning our game against RPI and coming close to Albany (loss by 2 points). Overall, the team did very well considering the amount of players we lost to graduation. This season should be very promising based on the level of play at our first tournament.

9/15/05- CLUB SOFTBALL ANNOUNCES PRACTICE!

The new Coed Softball Club will begin practice on Monday 9/19 and Tuesday 9/20 at 5:30 p.m. on the East Gym Fields. All interested students are welcome to join. Contact the club president fo additional information.

9/14/05... ROLLER HOCKEY CLUB ANNOUNCES "B-TEAM" TO JOIN THE LEAGUE...

The "B-team" for the Roller Hockey club will officially join the Eastern Collegiate Roller Hockey Association. The team will participate in a variety of recognized tournaments throughout the region. In the past, the "B-Team" would play on a limited basis.

9/2/05

Members of the Washin-Ryu Karate Club tabled throughout the day at the new Union requesting donations that will be sent to the Red Cross for the Katrina relief efforts. Final donation amount, over $300.00. (Right Picture of Club Members from L-R: Zach Messer, Ilya Zherebetskiy, Matt Fekett, David Curren, Evan Stein)