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Sports October 4,1989 - The Tribune-Press, Gouverneur, N.Y. -Page 11 Ladycats Soccer Team Struggling imiiiriiiii.i 4 ii Janls Klem, #15, left, in action against Massena last week, made Gouverneur's only score. Jaci Blgarel, #11, Gouverneur, is in the background. . Tribune Photo/Ciarence Evans By Al Douglass The Gouverneur Girls Soccer team continued to struggle last week as they lost two tough 2-1 deci- sions to Massena and Potsdam. The girls record fell to 3-7 on the season and they are 1-7 in the league. The road doesn't get any easier as this week, the girls will meet the top two teams in the league. Wednesday the girls travel to meet undefeated Can- ton, and on Friday they host Ogdensburg. Next Tuesday they will travel to Malone. Against Massena, the two teams played very well in the first half, and the first 45 minutes of the game were scoreless. Janis Klem got the first goal of the game five minutes into the second half to give Gouverneur a 1-0 lead. Halfway through the sec- ond half, Nicole Archam- beault tied the score for Massena, off a beautiful crossing pass. Five min- utes later, Archambeault headed another cross into the net that gaveMassena _a 2-1 lead- GQuverneur had their chances to tie, but could not convert. Jaci Bigarel had another strong offensive perform- ance, and Kathy O'Riley was again impressive in the net as she had 26 saves. The Potsdam game was Colleen Sawyer, #22, surrounded by Massena players in a game last week, gets In a kick, nearly a replay of the . . Tribune Photo/Clarence Evans Massena game. In the final two minutes of the first half, Gouverneur got the lead when Kristi Derrigo converted a Katrina Ven- ton pass for the only goal in the first half. Potsdam then scored two second period goals to take the 2- 1 decision. The Gouverneur Junior Varsity had a 1-2 week as they lost 1-0 to both Mas- sena and Parishville, but The road doesn't get any easier as this week, the girls will meet the top two teams in the league. defeated Harrisville 3-0. In both the Massena and Parishvillegames,theJVs outshot their opponents, but could not convert a goal. The girls took their 3-0 win at Harrisville behind goals by Rachel Reddick, Teresa Bush and Bridget Walton. Heather Pl&nte recorded 10 saves to gain the shutout. The JV and Modified girls soccer teams will be in action today at home. The JVs will host St. Lawrence Central, and the Modified team hosts Her- mon. The JVs will also be at home against Madrid on Friday at 4:00. Jaci Bigarel, #11, readies to kick the ball in a Potsdam game Thursday. Tribune Photo/Clarence Evans Gouverneur Boys Varsity Soccer Team Now 3-3 By Peter Hunter The Gouverneur boys Varsity soccer team is now 3-3 with a win and a loss this past week. . The Wildcats opened the \week\ oh the road at Mas- sena on Tuesday. Despite being outshot 22 to 12 the boys made one of their 12 count when Chad Burns scored on a direct kick just outside the penalty area. This was the lone goal of the game, which came at 37 minutes into the half. The assist was awarded to Josh Stowell. Brady Wood played a fine game in net with 22 saves for the Wild- cats. Scott Murphy had 12 saves for Massena. The Varsity team then played the Potsdam Sand- stoners, looking to keep the ball rolling with an- other win, but it was not to be as the Wildcats were defeated 4-2. Ron Hotrum scored 17:33 into the game on a breakaway off a pass by Rob Hartshorn. This was the only Gouverneur goal of the half, however Potsdam scored 2 goals in the frame. Gouverneur had one more goal coming as Josh Stowell scored on a shot 15 yards outside the penalty area off a pass from Terry Meyers. This goal was scored at 29:57 of the second half. Unfortu- nately Potsdam scored 2 .more in the second half to win the game. Brady Wood had 14 saves for the Wild- cats, . The Boys Modified Soc- cer team continued on their winning ways beat- ing Potsdam 5-1 and demoralizing Malone 9-0. Girls Swim Team Looking for First Win By Joyce Roberts The Girls Swim Team traveled to the Massena for their first meet of the season on Tuesday, Sept. 19. They were defeated by their competitors by a score of 49-27. The team only had three first place finishers. Re- becca Anderson won first in the 100 butterfly with a time of 1:16. Cindy Shafer was victorious in the 100- free style with a time of 1:12. Cindy Shafer, Heather Rubar, Paula Clark, and Rebecca An- derson's 400 freestyle re- lay team crossed the fin- ish line in 5:13. Paula Clark took second in the 100 backstroke with 1:23 for her time. Amy Cuppernell also has a second place finish except in the 100 breastroke with 1:25. The 200 Medley Team placed second with 2.26. With a time of 2:40 Cindy Shafer took third in the 200 freestyle with teammate Heather Lin- coln following for fourth with a time of 3:04. In the 50 freestyle was major competition between teammates Heather Rubar and Chris Bush with Bush 33.38 to Rubar's 34 64 in the 200 individ- ual medley, Paula Clark took third with 3 06 and Carla Bowhall fourth with 3 18 Heather Rubar placed third in the 100 freestyle with 1 18 Mandi Stevens placed third with 1:26 in the 100 backstroke. In the 500 freestyle Jen Sampson and Tena Havs took third with 8 07 and fourth with 8 23, respec- tively In the 400 relay the members took fourth with 559 Canton traveled here on Friday. Sept 22 and de- feated the girls swim team, 113to43 The 200 medley relay times took second. 2:24 and fourth, 2:40, and fifth, •2:52. .' • • . . In the 200 free, Cindy Shafer took third with 2:43. Fifth was Heather Rubar with a time of 2:49 and Heather Lincoln with 3:06 took sixth. Paula Clark took third in the 200 individual medley with a time of 3:05. Her teammates, Amy Cuppernell and Lisa Mor- row took fifth with a time 1:30, sixth -1:44, respec- tively. The 400 freestyle relay teams took third - 5:04, fifth - 6:02, and sixth V 6:03. The Girls Swim Team was defeated by OFA on Tuesday, Sept. 26 by a score of 91-57. The 200 medley relay teams took third, fifth, and sixth. The teams were Mandi Stevens, Amy Cuppernell, Rebecca An- Amy Cuppernell in the 100 breast stroke achieved her first victory ever, even though she had had many seconds. Her time was 1:25.84. of 3:05 and six with 3:25, respectively. In the 50 free it was Chris Bush taking second with a time of 31:42. With 38:59 Leah Shelton crossed the finish line taking sixth and Mandi Stevens with 33.44 took third. Rebecca Ander- son, with 1:15, placed sec- ond and Heather Rubar placed fifth with a time of 1 27 in the 100 butterfly.* In the 100free style Cindy Shafer crossed the line with 1:13 for her time, taking second. Sue Can- ning took fourth with a time of 117 and Angela Tharrett placed fifth with a time of 122 Jennifer Sampson, Tena Hays and Laurie Macaulay, raced each other for fourth 7.50, fifth 813 and sixth, 8 45, re- spectively, in the 500 free style In the 100 back- stroke there was another race for the same spot* as the 500 free style between Paula Clark, 153, Mandi Stevens, 1 20 and Jessica Harpm, 1 30 Amy Cuppernell com- jpeted in the 100 breast stroke in 1 25 Her team- mates Chris Bosh and Emily Wall took firth - derson, Chris Bush with the time of 2:24. Jessica Harpin, Carla Bowhall, Jennifer Sampson, and Lisa Morrow took fifth with a time of 2:42. In sixth place with a time of 3:14, were swimmers Angel Thompson, Leah Shelton, Alicia Geer. and Janine Streeter. Cindy Shafer finished second in the 200 free style with a close time of 2:41 to the top finishers. Team- mates Heather Lincoln and Sue Canning battled it out for fourth and fifth with Lincoln crossing the line at 305 to Canning's 3:08 In the Individual Med- ley Paula Clark had a (personal best time of 3:01, taking second Chris Bush itA/CK CU vr* irne C CUI MI vr*«v*« a wirn 3.08 In her first attempt, Angela Than-ett took sixth with a time of 3 38 This medley u one of the hard- est events to swim, since the person has to tvin 50 yards of every stroke. In the 50 free style the teammates Mandi Ste- vens. Amy Cuppernell, and Lisa Morrow fought Mcfa other for fourth with a time of :33.91, fifth - :35,01,and sixth - :36.78, respectively. Rebecca Anderson took the only first for the team in the 100 butterfly with a time of 1:18. Angel Th- ompson, in her first at- tempt in this event, took third with 1:51. . Withthetimeofl:13in the 100 freestyle Cindy Shafer took second place. Chris Bush with the time of 1:19 took fifth and with 1:24 Claire Sandor took sixth. Jennifer Sampson fought hard for second in the 500 free style with a time of 7:46 against third place Mandi Stevens' 7:49. Laurie Macaulay took sixth with a time of 8.49. Paula Clark took an- other second in the 100 backstroke with a time of 1:26. Jessica Halpin fol- lowed in fourth with a ti me of 1:35 with Angela Thar- rett on her tail for fifth with a time of 1:39. In the 100 breast stroke Amy Cuppernell with 1 26 for her time took second place. AJeesha Peirce took fourth with 1:39 and Lisa Morrow fifth with the time of 149. In the 400 freestyle re- lay Cindy Shafer. Sue Canning. Paula Clark, and Rebecca Anderson took second with 5 07. Angel Thompson, Alicia G*er, Leah Shelton and Claire Sandor with a time of 6 05 in sixth place with 6 16 were J Sireeter. Angela Tharrett, Heather Lin- coin, and Laurie Macaulay On Friday, Sept 29 the girls swim team traveled to Salmon River. «Sert they were defeated by a •core of 51 -25 To clear up any p*-cb- Jems with the score Ma. Hance described the ma- jor differences of them She says it all depends on how many lanes there are in the pool. For instance in Ogdensburg, Canton and Gouverneur, there are six lanes. For relays, the scores go from first to third, 8-4-2, and for indi- vidual events, 6-4-3-2-1. But for four-lane pools the scoringisdifferent. Relays only are from first to third, 6-3-1 and individually, 4- 2-1. The schools with four lanes are Salmon River, Malone, St. Lawrence Central, and Massena. . Amy Cuppernell in the 100 breast stroke achieved her first, first place finish ever, even though she had had many seconds. Her time was 1:25.84. The 400 Freestyle Re- lay team took first with a time of 4:59. Cindy Shafer, Heather Rubar, Christine Bush, Rebecca Anderson each swam 100 yards of this relay. - With 19 seconds off her best time Jennifer Sampson took second in the 500 Freestyle with a time of 7:27. In the 100 backstroke Mandi Stevens took second with 1:23 as her best time The 200 medley relay team, tonsistmgof Mandi Stevens swimming the 50 yr. backstroke, Amy Cup- pernell 50 yard breast stroke, Rebecca Anderson 50 yard butterfy and Heather Ruber swimming the Free Style took second with a time of 2 27 Angela Tharrett took third and Jessica Halpin fourth in the 200 frees- tyle In the 200 individual medley Cindy Shafer took third B^4 A^y«nn Pike. fourth Christine Bush took third in the 50 yd freestyle while Carla B rob all took fourth Rebecca Anderson lost first by 25 hundreths of a second in the 100 butter- fly with a 1:13. Heather Ruhar took fourth Cindy Shafer took third in the 100 yd freestyle and Heather Lincoln fourth Dan Parshley, at right in white jersey, pushes for a GouverneurTD at Malone Sunday. At left are #83, Damn Feniong, and #67, Doug McPherson, Gouverneur, out of play. . - • Tribune Photo/Clarence Evans Huskies Dump Wildcats By Al Douglass The Maline Huskies remained undefeated in Northern League action on Saturday as they used a third quarter explosion to defeat Gouverneur by a score of 48-6 The Huskies own one of the three unde- feated records in the NAC along with Watertown and Carthage That situation will change on Friday night as Majone travels to Carthage for a battle of unbeatens Meanwhile the Wildcats are winless on the season. The Cats have a bye this next weekend, and will next be in action on October 14th when they will host Carthage at 1 30. Saturday's score may be a little deceiving as the Cats played the Huskies tough, and except for a couple ofbad breaks had a shot at a win. The first bad break came in the first half when Gouverneur lost the league's top punter Nate Leach to an injury Poor punts in the third penod set up three Hu&kie touch- downs that pat the game out of reach. The second bad break came at the beginning of the second half Trailing 12-6. Corey Sipher received the open- ingkickofTof the half, and returned it 79yardsfor an apparent touchdown that would have tied the score. The play was nullified, and the ball brought back. At that point, Gouverneur was unable to move the ball, punted poorly, and the rout was on. Malone opened the scor- ing in the first quarter as Keith Smith scored from two yards out In the sec- ond quarter, Malone made it 12-0 as Brad Scott busted in from one yard out Gouverneur made its best sustained drive of the ieBfton as they then marched 79 yardi for a touchdown Dan Parshley made the tally as he went in from one yard out The half ended with Malone on topl2-€ The third quarter was disaster for Gouverneur after the Sipher kick off return was nullified. *n*rte short pants set up three Huskies TDs as Keith Smith scored from 24 yards out, Rob Perry- scored from twoyards,and a 38-yard halfback option pass from Kevin Taylor to Perry all scored in the period. The Huskies then coasted to their second win of the season while Gou- verneur went to 0-3. The Gouverneur Junior Varsity suffered their sec- ond consecutive defeat as they lost in Watertown on Friday afternoon by a score of 20-6 A key to this game as with the varsity contest was a Gouverneur touchdown that was called back in the first half by a* penalty. The Junior Var- sity will be in action this Friday when they host Potsdam Th* Pctsdsrr. Junior Varsity has a 1-2 record on the season. Coaches B:U Hall and Torn Hilu will open their modified football season this Wednesday when they will be at home against Canton at 4 15 They also have a game next Monday at 10:00 when they will ihostSt I^wrmo
