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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,1995 SPORTS PRESS-REPUBLICAN PAGE 15 CHAZY - Sarah West, Katie Bouchard and Emily Trombley scored Monday, lifting Chazy to/ *tb a 3-1 victory ' over Crown. Point. Bouchard and Jess Cordes ad- ded assists for. the Eagles (3- Soccer 0-l). Gbaltender Krista Duprey made nine saves. Mandy LaFrance had the goal for Crown Point (2-2) with Erin Platera notching the assist. Tara St. Pierre stopped 14 shots in defeat. 1 - 2 — Chazy 3, Crown Point 1 Crown Point 0 Chaiy 1 First half- 1, Ch, West (Bouchard), 25:07. Second half- 2, Ch, Bouchard (Cordes), 0:41; 3, Ch, Trombley (unassisted), 19:41; 4, CP, LaFrance (Platera), 31:53. Shots: Chazy 17, Crown Point 9. Saves: Duprey, Ch, 8; St. Pierre, CP, 14. Lake Placid 3, Elizabethtown 1 ELIZABETHTOWN - Laura Dreissegacker had a goal and an assist for Lake Placid. Crystal Martin and Leslie Roetman also scored for the Bombers,, while Jody Payton had an assist. Bridget McKillup stop- ped nine shots. Joy Alcott scored Elizabeth- town's goal with the assist going to Jolene Cross. The Lions are 0-4. Lake Placid 3, Ellzabethtown 1 Uk. Placid 12-1 Ellzabethtown 0 1-1 Flrat half- 1, LP, Martin (Dreissegacker), 7:34. Second half- 2, LP, Roetman (Payton), 1:49; 3, E, Alcott (Cross), 20:26; 4, LP, Dreissegacker (unassisted), 39:30. > Shots: Lake Placid 13, Elizabelhtown 13. • Saves: McKillup, LP, 9; Bashaw, E, 9. Willsboro 2, Schroon Lake 1 I SCHROON LAKE - Willsboro scored twice within a two-minute span of the second half to knock off Schroon Lake. Erin Sayward and Anna San- for had the goals for Willsboro. The game-winner came at the 27-minute mark of the second half. Hadee Reynolds and Casey Root had assists. • Kelly Turner had the goal for Schroon Lake (1-4), with the assist going to Christine Patton. Second half- 2, LL, Farrell (unassisted), 6:00; 3, K, Ashe (unassisted), 19:18. Shou: Keeno 24, Long Lake 3. Saves: Hall, LL, 14; McrC.no, K, 2. Wells 1, Indian Lake 1 INDIAN LAKE - Marcia Dunham curved a corner kick off Wells goalie Racheal VanHusen's hand with 19:10 remaining to knot the score. Indian Lake goaltender Bren- na Farrell preserved the tie with one minute left in the second overtime, deflecting a hard Wells shot over the crossbar. Molly Cook scored for Wells (2-0-1) with Jessi Stuart collec- ting the assist. Farrell finished with 16 saves for 1-1-1 Indian Lake. o - o - Walla 1, Indian Lake 1 Walla 1 O Indian Lake 0 1 Flrat halt-1, W, Cook (Stuart), 26.25 Second half- 2, IL, Dunham (unassisted), 20 50 Shou: Wells 40, Indian Lake 16. Saves: Farrell, IL, 16; Vanllusen, W, 12 Bolton 1, Minerva-Newcomb 0 BOLTON LANDING - Minerva-Newcomb goalie Tara Wight made 17 saves, but Heather French beat her with a shot at 32:30 of the first half for the Eagles' first win. Tasha Bonnath had the assist for Bolton. Goalie Maggie Sam- mis stopped seven shots for the shutout. Photo Editor/Dave Paczak Chazy's Emily Trombley (white jersey) dribbles through Crown Point defenders Amber Hurlburt (11) and Lela Mazurowski (23) Monday in the Eagles' 3-1 victory. Trombley, a fullback, scored one of Chazy's goals. 2-2 0 — 1 Wllltboro 2, Schroon Lake 1 Willsboro 0 Schroon Lake 1 Flrat hall- 1, SL, Turner (Pattonf, 27:00. Second hall- 2, W, Sayward (Reynolds), 25:00; 3, W, A. Santor (Root), 27:00. Shots: Schroon Lake 16, Willsboro 8. Saves: Barnard, SL, 2, Brock, SL, 2; B. Sanu>r,.W, 4. Keene 2, Long Lake 1 KEENE VALLEY - With darkness setting in quickly and knowing the referees wouldn't allow overtime, Janette Ashe put an injury aside and carried Keene over Long Lake. Ashe, playing on a injured left leg, freed herself from two Long Lake defenders and scored the game-winner with 20:42 left. After Heather DeZalia scored off a Nichole Purdy corner kick with 18 minutes left in the first half, Shea Farrell scored on a breakaway five minutes into the second frame to tie the score. Ashe's unassisted tally, after which she collapsed and came out of the match, slammed the door on the Lakers. Mary Ellen Hall kept the Lakers in the match, stopping 14 Keene shots. The match started late because Long Lake didn't arrive at the field until 5 p.m. Keena 2, Long Lake 1 Long Lake 0 1 — 1 Keene 11-2 Flrat half-1, K, DeZalia (Purdy), 22:00. Bonon 1, Minerva-Newcomb 0 Minerva.Neweomb 0 0 Bolton 1 0 Flret hall-1, B, French (Bonnath), 32.30. Shou: Bolton 20, Minerva-Newcomb 8. Saves: Wight, M-N, 17; Saromis, B, 7. Westport 2, Northwood 0 WESTPORT - Korrina Con- ley scored Westport's goals as the Eagles downed Northwood in a non-league game. Melissa Vanderhoof and Morgan Dayton had assists, for the winners, who ifriprove to 4- 2-1 overall. Westport outshot Northwood 29-5, with Eagles netminder Wendy Tromblee making five saves for the shutout victory. Weetport 2, Northwood 0 Northwood 0 0-0 Weatport 2 0-2 Flrai halt- 1, W, Conley (VanderhooO, 12 02; 2, W, Conley (Dayton), 28:26. Shou: Westport 29, Northwood 5. Saves: Tromblee, W, 5; Kilbourne, N, 26, Friendly rivalry? Champion skier, coach set to do battle By TIM REYNOLDS Staff Writer . LAKE PLACID - They have always been on the same team; him coaching, her skiing. Courtney Strait is a freshman at National Sports Academy, one of four girls on NSA's boys soccer team; Mark Richards is Wells' boys soccer coach. She is 14, a New York state high school champion as both a seventh- and eighth-grader; he was one of her skiing coaches. When Wells visits NSA in a Moun- tain and Valley Athletic Conference Southern Division matchup today at 4:15 p.m, the pair will be on the same sideline — only on different benches. Saying the match will be awkward for the two is putting it mildly. For the past four years or so, the. relationship between Richards arid Strait has quickly progressed from coach-athlete to friends to practically family. They even exchange gifts for birthdays and holidays. \Court and I are closer than friends,\ Richards said. \She means an incredible amount to me. Outside of my family, I don't think there's any- body I care about as much as her.\ \He's much more than a coach,\ Strait said. \He's much more than a big brother. He's like a second father to me, just acting like a big brother.\ Strait transferred to NSA this fall, after a tremendous high school career at Shen — although she was only in junior high. Skiing is her sport, un- questionably, but soccer stands a close second. \I play it here just to keep up on my skills,\ Strait said. Richards knows the potential she has as a skier — he's only half-kidding when he says he'll be with her at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake Ci- ty. And knowing exactly what kind of calibre skier she is, the omnipresent potential for injury in soccer will make watching today's match that much harder for him. \I know the future she has in front of her,\ Richards said. \I would be sick, literally sick, if she was to get hurt playing against my team in something that really doesn't matter all that much to her.\ Strait, too, is only half-kidding when she asks for leniency. \I hope his players take it easy on me,\ she said. Although they're both uneasy about going against one another, they are looking forward to the match, if foT no other reason than seeing each other once again. \It goes way beyond racing,\ Richards said. \I've told her 'no matter where you go, I'll be there with you.'\ The bond is there, it is genuine, and it is irreplaceable. \Hopefully I'll be able to show him something,\ Strait said. It seems she already has. Rutgers' offense big concern of Syracuse NAC, Keene boys win big By WILLIAM KATES AP Sports Writer SYRACUSE - The way Syra- cuse coach Paul Pasqualoni fig- ures, even if Rutgers' starting quarterback Ray Lucas misses Saturday's game with a hand injury, Syracuse still has its work cut out against the Scarlet Knights' Big East-leading of- fense. • Lucas, a three-year starter, suffered a laceration oh his non- throwing hand on Saturday in the first quarter during Rutgers' 59-34 loss to Penn State. His backup, senior Robert Higgins, came off the bench to complete 22-of-38 passes for 281 yards and three touchdowns against the sixth-ranked Nittany Lions defense. On Monday, Rutgers coach Doug Graber said Lucas' status for Saturday's game in New Brunswick, N.J., was uncertain. \The quarterback situation is up in the air,\ Graber said. \Raymond has stitches in his left hand and a badly bruised, left hand. His left hand is just , a mess. We are really not sure and probably won't know until later in the week exactly what our sit- uation is at quarterback, arid may not even know until game time.\ The way Higgins played Cardinals lose to St Michael's PLATTSBURGH - Melissa Zwick, Kelley Carroll and Sarah Dieck produced the three points in Plattsburgh State's 6-3 loss to St. Michael's in women's tennis action. St Michael* •, Platteburah 81 3 No. 1- Hill (SM) def. Khan, 6-7, 6-3, 6-3; No. 2- Sauer (SM) won by defaults No.* Coklough (SM) def. Csrfoll, 7-6,6'3j No. 4- M. Zwick (P) def. Cairo, 7-6 (7-6), 6-1; No. S-Dieck <P> dor. Sitinski, 6-2, 6-1; No. t- Anclair (SM) def. Klpp.6.,,6.1, Double* i No. 1- Hill t CokhMiBh (SM) def. Khan * Dl«dt, 9-7] No. 2- C. Zwidc-Carroll (P) def. Sauer-Garfo, 8-4; No. 3- fJonglllfeSylvia (SM) def. Klpp-Rudy, 9-7. against Penn State, Pasqualoni said it really does not matter which quarterback runs the Scarlet Knight offense, which is averaging 462.7 yards a game. \Robert Higgins comes into a very tough game against Penn State and scores 34 points. It was quite impressive,\ Pasqualoni said. Pasqualoni noted that Higgins ran the first-team offense every snap during spring practice while Lucas — who threw for 1,869 yards and a school record 16 touchdowns in 1994 — was re- covering from surgery on his throwing shoulder. \The word in the off-season coming out of New Jersey was that this Robert Higgins kid can play for a lot of teams in the Big East and be a starter. So you have to consider him to be a starter,\ the Syracuse coach said. \I would not consider him to be an inexperienced young guy who doesn't know what it is all about. We are talking about a senior who is a very good player. Whichever quarterback plays, you have your hands full,\ he said. Higgins completed 26-of-48 passes for 282 yards and two touchdowns as Lucas' backup last season. He started against Army when Lucas was sidelined with an ailing shoulder and com- pleted 12-of-19 passes for 139 yards and a pair of touchdowns in a 16-14 Rutgers' win. Even minus Lucas, the Scarlet Knights still have an explosive offense. SAVE COLD GASH LATED DOORS We'll b&'heiaririg up the North Gbuntry -!xl I _ I . I C i l .!-•• with hundreds of these revolutionary direct-vented heating systems. Gall me, Rick Sayward, for an appointment and see why! 800-626-2686 JIs-• MalSrie Willsboro * Rouses Point Running back Terrell Willis is the leading rusher in the Big East with 430 yards in three games and also is first in all- purpose yardage, averaging 216 yards a game, rushing, receiving and returning kickoffs. Tight end Marco Battaglia is one of the top tight ends in col- lege football and leads the con- ference with 25 receptions, while teammate Reggie Funderburk, a wide receiver, is fourth with 16 catches. NOTES: Syracuse will be making its first appearance on the Rutgers campus since 1989 when the Orangemen won 49-28. CLINT6NVILLE - Nick Chase had three goals and two assists as Northern Adirondack thumped AuSable Valley, 6-1, in Champlain Valley Athletic Con- ference boys soccer Monday. Tyler Murtha added two goals and two assists while Tommy Mathews had three assists. Steve Chilton notched a goal and an assist for the winners, who out- shot AuSable Valley 22-8. AuSable Valley's Chris La- Mountain converted a penalty kick with 14 seconds left. Northern Adirondack «, AuSable Valley 1 Northern Adirondack 3 3 - „• AuSable Valley 0 1 -, 1 Firat half* 1, N, Chilton (MaLhewa), times unavailable; 2, N, Chase (Mathews); 3, N, Chase (Chilton). Second half- 4, N, Murth. (Chase); 6, N, Murtha (Chase); 6, N, Chase (Mathfsws); 7, A, LaMountain (unassisted). Shots: N. Adirondack 22, AuSable Valley B Saves: Owen, N, 7; Seymour, A, 15. Keene 5, Long Lake 1 LONG LAKE - Rob Hudson — who played the first half of the game in goal — scored two goals as Keene recorded its first win, 5-1 over Long Lake in Mountain and Valley Southern Division play. Paul Kullman, Justin Mehrman and Ryan Hathway scored for 1-4 Keene. Michael Janke scored for 0-4 Long Lake. Keene S, Long Lake 1 Keene 2 1 — 5 Long Lake 1 0 — 1 First half- 1, LL, J.nko (Viele), 1:15; 2, K. Kullman (Mehrman), 32:00; 3, K, Mehrman (unajuistod), 36:31. Second half- 4, K, Hathaway (McCabe), 2:14. S, K, Hudson (Hathaway), 20:42. 6, Hudson (E.tei), 27:00. Shots: Keene 16, Long Lake 6. Saves: Hudson, Boutt«, K, 5; Hallenbeck, LL, 5; Helms, LL.1. i_— •**<•— • Nothing's better at protecting your garage from the elements than an insulated garage door. 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