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RESULTS FROM THE WEEK OF: March 14 & 21, 2005 ULTIMATE FRISBEE (Savanna, Georgia~ March 19-25, 2005) The first day of the tournament was a hat tournament where we played with people from different teams. The rest of the week we played 7 games, going 7-0 to win the coed division of the tournament. The finals were cancelled due to a thunderstorm, so we started back after the thunderstorm stopped. During the trip there were no injuries, and the only complication was a flat tire on the way back up which was fixed and we continued on our way. Overall, this was a great trip that the team will be looking to go to on a yearly basis. RESULTS FROM THE WEEK OF: February 28, 2005 EQUESTRIAN (Morrisville, NY ~ March 5, 2005) This weekend at SUNY Morrisville the Binghamton Equestrian Team tied with three other teams receiving 19 points. Individual accomplishments were as follows: Dana Rubino placed 5th in her fences class and 6th on the flat. Karen Rabinowicz placed 5th in both her fences and flat classes. Rachel Pech received 6th in her fences class and 2nd on the flat for the second week in a row. Barbara Ehlen finished the day for the team in Advanced walk-trot-canter placing 4th. The team's last show of the semester is at Hartwick College on Saturday, March 12th. RESULTS FROM THE WEEK OF: February 21, 2005 RACQUETBALL
(Albany, NY ~ February 25 to 27, 2005) KEY
NOTES: ECRC REGIONAL TOURNAMENT. The BU Racquetball Club competed
this past weekend in the Eastern Collegiate Racquetball Conference Regional
Tournament. Friday evening, in a series of close matches, every member
of the BU team was defeated in the gold bracket of their division. The
tournament attracted the greatest draw and player talents in several years
and due to the seeding, most players ended up playing in the red and white
brackets. The "1 player, Ryan Levering, managed to make up for his
first loss by continuing on to the finals in the red bracket, finally
losing in a 9-11 tie breaker to the St. Ambrose #1 player. Mike Cohen
and Levering also played hot and cold, losing badly in the red doubles
finals after playing a great semifinal match. BU ended up placing 14 out
of 20 schools due to the first round losses. MEN'S LACROSSE (Long Island, NY ~ February
27, 2005) Binghamton traveled to Long Island to take on Hofstra University
for a non-league game. Losing a heartbreaker 5 to 7. EQUESTRIAN (Ithaca, NY ~ February 26, 2005) Our team competed at Cornell University this weekend and did exceptionally well. The team received 24 points receiving 6th place out of 12 teams, which is 10 more points then we received last weekend. Some highlights of the weekend were Dana Rubino placing 5th in both her over fences and flat classes. Rachel Pech received 2nd in both her over fences and flat classes. Karen Rabinowicz respectfully placed 5th over fences and 4th on the flat. We finished the day in the Advanced walk-trot-canter division with Barbara Ehlen placing 2nd and Veronica Scott placing 4th. CREW (Lewisburg,
PA ~ February 27, 2005) Binghamton Crew members competed at the Bucknell
Erg Armageddon on Sunday, February 27th. The Armageddon is an indoor rowing
race with event distances of 2000m, 500m, and 1000m. Nearly all of the
members reached their personal fastest times; there were three members
who received medals at this event. Shaun Brown (Junior), received first
place medals for both the 2000m and 500m events in men's open. Peter Johnsmeyer
(Freshman) received a second place medal in the men's novice 500m. Gene
Donovan (Freshman) received third place in the men's novice lightweight
2000m. KEY NOTES: Bucknell University, Penn. State University, Susquehanna
University and Binghamton University were all in attendance. RESULTS FROM THE WEEK OF: February 14, 2005 SKIING (Fabius, NY ~ February 19 & 20, 2005) The BU SKI club traveled to Toggenburg Mountain to participate in a league meet. The host institution was Syracuse University. Charity Walsh-Zoth finished in the GS and Matthew Wexler finished 17th which has been is highest finish ever in the GS. ICE HOCKEY
(Rochester, NY ~ February 19, 2005) Key Info: This was a
league game. BU traveled to Rochester for their last regular season game.
This was the last game for seniors Victor Baranowski and goaltender Josh
Reiger. BU played well for two-thirds of the game, and self-destructed
in the third period. BU had a 4-3 deficit going into the third, and wound
up losing the game 8-3. Special teams were a huge factor in this game,
with both teams scoring two shorthanded goals each. BU also had two power
play goals. Goals were scored by Doug Centola (2), John Scavone, Rob Gilbert,
and Chris Mamrosh. RESULTS FROM THE WEEK OF:
February 7, 2005 SKIING (Truxton,
NY ~ February 12 & 13, 2005) The Ski Club traveled to Labrador Mountain
for the annual Morrisville league meet. All skiers skied well at the event.
Phil Millspaugh had a great weekend placing in the top 15 in Slalom. ICE HOCKEY (Chenango, NY ~ February 13, 2005) Key Info: This was a league game. After a defeat to Niagara, BU played Slippery Rock at home with the same degree of success. BU was totally dominated by Slippery Rock, and allowed ten goals. BU's defense was poor and allowed many shots, while Bearcat goalies Josh Reiger and Adam Leach held their own. The Bearcats ended up losing 10-3, with the BU goal scorers being Rob Gilbert, Victor Baranowski. ICE HOCKEY
(Niagara, NY ~ February 12, 2005) Key Info: This was a league
game. The Bearcats traveled to Niagara University for an ECHL match up
Saturday night. The games were hard fought and close early on. Dave Haase
scored two beautiful goals, and Judson Dacher-Shapiro scored early in
the third to tie the game at three goals. It was still a tight game midway
through the third period, until Niagara opened up the scoring. BU collapsed
on defense and allowed Niagara to score 5 unanswered goals in a ten-minute
stretch to seal an 8-3 win. RESULTS FROM THE WEEK OF: January 31, 2005 RACQUETBALL (State College, PA ~ February 4, 2005) Summary of USRA backed ECRC (United States Racquetball Association - Eastern Collegiate Racquetball Competition) At Penn State University in P.A. on Feb 4-6. (Pictures of Tourney) Ryan Levering won Men's one red division - a huge accomplishment
that came down to a tie breaking game with him pulling out the win. Mike
Cohan also went on to a Division one finals game but was not the final
winner. Played exceptionally well in Men's 2 with Julian. Julian did great
in both his men's 2 division singles and doubles games pulling out a lot
of key games for advancements. Mike P. went in Men's 3 Gold divisions
and then was eventually eliminated Saturday by Navy missing the finals.
Dan Zilkah Played Men's three red division with elimination occurring
in a quarterfinals match - he also played strong doubles with Mike P.
Great event - BU players stepped up to the plate with many great games
- all displayed competitive talent in their divisions with Ryan Levering
winning his and Mike Cohan making the final game. ICE HOCKEY
(Piscataway, NJ ~ February 5, 2005) The Bearcats were on the road at Rutgers
after a big win at home. The game was very evenly matched and was played
at a quick pace. The first period ended with no score. BU would open the
scoring with a goal from Sean Marcel off a rush from defenseman Robert
Gilbert. BU would control the second period and go into the third with
a 1-0 lead. The third period would spell disaster for the Bearcats, as
they would allow Rutgers to score four unanswered goals including two
on the power play. A bright spot for the Bearcats was the goaltending
of Josh Reiger who made 43 saves. RESULTS FROM THE WEEK OF:
January 24, 2005 RACQUETBALL
(State College, PA ~ January 28, 29 & 30, 2005) KEY NOTES:
U.S.R.A. backed E.C.R.C. meet for official ranking and scoring. All players
registered with the U.S.R.A. for collegiate ranking. R. Levering won the
men's 1 red division. Tournament set-up: 3 levels of men's singles and
2 levels of men's doubles competition. Binghamton men competed strongly in all levels of play entered- men's 1,2, and 3 singles and men's 2 and 3 for doubles. Dan Z. and Mike D. made it to the quarterfinals in 3 doubles but were eliminated by Penn State. Mike C. and Julian G. made it to the Men's 2 doubles beating several highly ranked teams before falling in a semifinals match. Mike Cohen and Ryan Levering both reached the men's
one division final games. Ryan took the men's one division red in a tiebreaker
win. Approximately 130 players from 25 different schools attended the
tournament. Official predictions ranked B.U. 8th or better overall-final
results still pending. An excellent showing on all levels of play with
B.U. players officiating many matches in between games-important as only
winning players are allowed to officiate. Congratulations to Ryan on his
division 1 victory! ICE HOCKEY
(Cortland, NY ~ January 30, 2005) Players Frank Scalia and Robert ICE HOCKEY (Chenango, NY ~ January 29, 2005) The Bearcats faced-off against Cornell in their first game of the spring semester. Binghamton opened the game in excellent fashion, scoring in the first six seconds off a goal from Judson Dacher-Shapiro. The Bearcats kept the pace of the game high tempo and physical throughout the game. John Roufaiel, who made an amazing pass from behind the net to Sean Marcel for a goal and threw a huge hit putting a Cornell player through the bench, gave a strong effort. Doug Centola also had a goal. However, Cornell's offense was too much for Binghamton and they outscored the Bearcats 7-3. |
