Point News, 1993 September 28

              Page 12 The Point News September 28,1993
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With two wins under their belt already, the St. Mary’s feild hocky team is off to an incredible start this fall
season.
On Tuesday, September 14, St. Mary’s defeated Hood, an all-girl’s school Varsity team, 2:1. Goals were
made by freshman wing Kerith Spicknall and senior wing Dee Watkins.
In a home game six days later, the Seahawks defeated Essex Community College, another Varsity team,
in a two goal shutout. Scoring for St. Mary’s were freshman inner Amy Cox and sophomore center Erin Shutes.
These wins were especially important to the Seahawks because Hood and Essex were the only teams to
defeat St. Mary’s last year.
In addition to seven returning players, the hockey team has gained over a dozen talented and experienced
newcomers. Coached voluntarily by Tammy Gage, also the Varsity women’s lacrosse coach, the Seahawks
have initiated a new, more offensive lineup.
The team is looking forward to seven more games, at least two of w'hich will be home. The Seahawks play
Villa Julie away on Tuesday September 28. Their next home is on Saturday, October 2 at 2:00.
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Womens' Soccer rolls
over Hopkins after
loss to Notre Dame
MARK KAVANAUGH
sports writer
The St. Mary’s women’s soccer
team moved their record to an im­pressive
4-1 this week as they
dropped one to Notre Dame of Md.
and beat the squad from Johns
Hopkins. The game vs. Notre Dame
was played here at home on Sunday,
but the home field advantage didn’t
prove to be enough as the women
were ousted by a hugely improved
team from Notre Dame. In the first
half, the scoring seemed to never
end as the crafty young Garrs netted
a blistering 4 goals. Only great play
by the Hawks goaltender Aitoro kept
the game from getting really out of
hand. A rousing half time speech
from head-coach Mike Sweeny got
the women back on their feet for the
second half, and even though they
were unable to score a goal it was
obvious that they were playing much
better ball. The final tally was 0-5.
Playing well for the seahawks were
Stephanie Karpinski whose backfield
play stymied many of the N.D. at­tacks,
and Jackie Aitoro who regis­tered
upwards of 20 saves for the
match.
The game vs. Hopkins was one
worth the drive to Baltimore as the
Lady Seahawks crushed the burgeon­ing
bluejays 3-0. The Hopkins squad
was clearly outmatched, spending
more time chasing the ball then
touching it. The play of the Hawks
was very sound with scoring coming
from Jen Forbes (2) and Jacobs. The
defense played an outstanding game
as Aitoro notched another shut-out.
Exceptionally fine play from mid­fielder
Big Bird Vanisko and Nell
Hickey rounded out the St. Mary’s
attack.
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