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Bishops 

By Pete Lawrence 

Transcript Stuff 

The Hatlling Bishops lost 

Ihcir sixth straight game in n 

double overtime loss to the 

Wilmington Quakers 89-7- 9 

Wednesday night ul Branch 

Rickey Arena, despite senior 

Dave Hale's 19 points and 10 

rebounds. 

In the first half the Bishops 

fell behind 10-- 5 early, but they 

came back with 1 2 straight points 

from the efforts of sophomore 

Scott Robertson, junior Andy 

Seddelmeycr, senior Mark 

Hamlin, and freshmen Chad Van 

Sickle and Brian Nash. 

The Quakers did not give in as 

three-pointe- rs from Jason I lennekes 

and Dan Shardo put Wilmington 

Scott leads women's 

By Pete Lawrence 

Transcript Staff 

Senior Tracy Scott scored 21 

points and grabbed nine rebounds to 

help Ohio Weslcyan defeat the 

Dlufnon Beavers 74-5- 8 last Tuesday 

night, and Saturday she scored 26 

points and pulled down nine more 

rebounds in a losing effort against the 

Kenyon Ladies. Both games were at 

Branch Rickey Arena. 

At Tuesday's game, Scott scored 

the Bishops' first seven points, and 

sophomore Karla I .ester scored 1 0 of 

Ohio Wesleyan's battling sports 

Press Release 

Men's basketball: Losing streak 

ends nt six as Bishops beat Kenyon 

in overtime 

Junior point guard John C'aniilhis 

three-point- er hit a with 0:01 lell in 

overtime to lil the Bishops over 

Kenyon Saturday night. Junior 

baseline Andy Seddelmeycr scored 

six of his team-hig- h 

1 7 points in the overtime session, 

four-poi- wiping out nt a deficit. Junior 

point guard Josh Peoples had 14 

points; senior baseline Dave Hale 

followed with 1 1 points and led the 

Bishops with a career-hig- h 

rebounds. Camillus finished with six 

points and led the Bishops with five 

assists. 

Men's swimming: Kederlco lends 

Bishops in toss to Kenyon 

Junior Mike Fcdcrico won an 

1 1 

lose in double OT 

up by two, but I lale tied the game at 

35 for the Bishops with one second 

remaining in the first halfby hitting 

two free throws. 

The second half was a seesaw 

battle as the two teams traded 

buckets. Seddelmeycr battled 

inside, scoring 14 points for the 

game, and Hale scored 12 of his 

game-hig- h 19 in the second half. 

Van Sickle 3-- shot 5 from three-point 

range, making 60 percent 

of his shots from there. 

Tied at 60 with 0:17 left to 

play, junior Josh Peoples lost the 

ball as he tried to dribble through 

traffic, but Quaker Nathan 

Miller's last second shot fell 

short, sending the game into 

overtime. 

The Bishops scored the first 

six points in overtime, but the 

Quakers came right back behind 

her 14 points in the first half as the 

Bishops used outstanding transition 

play and tough defense to build a 35-3- 0 

halflime lead. Lester shot a 

blistering 75 percent from the field 

and 66 percent from three-point range. 

The second half was more of the 

same as freshman Megan Coughlin 

three-point- sank u er from the corner 

and senior Tricia Lahuda scored twice 

to push the Bishops' lead to 43-3- 5. 

Scott virtually dominated the 

offensive end. Senior AngicQuatman 

was also a force, grabbing a team-hig- h 

13 rebounds and scoring 13 

points. Quatman led the team with 

event and anchored a first-plac- e relay 

team, but Kenyon defeated the 

Bishops in NC'AC action. Fcdcrico 

won the 200 individual medley in 

2:12.02 and added a second in the 

500 freestyle and combined with 

junior Jim Campbell, senior David 

Dixon and freshman Matthew 

Ciilewicz, to win the 200 medley relay 

in 1:42.37. Other standouts included 

Dixon, who was second in the 200 

individual medley; Ciilewicz, who 

finished third in the 100 butterfly; 

junior Sean Cote, who was second in 

the three-met- er diving and third in the 

one-met- er diving; and sophomore 

Matt Dixon, who was third in the 100 

freestyle. 

Women's swimming: Bishops fall 

to Kenyon 

Junior Natalie Koukis claimed 

first-place the Bishops' only finish in 

an NCAC loss at Kenyon Saturday. 

Koukis won the 200 individual medley 

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the play of Ricardo Hamilton, 

who tied the game at 70 with five 

seconds remaining. Peoples' shot 

at the buzzer was off the mark, 

and the game plunged into a 

second overtime period. 

Wilmington outseored the 

Bishops 19-- 9 in the final five 

minute period as both 

Seddelmeycr and junior John 

C'amillus fouled out. Without 

these two key players, the Bishops 

could hold on no longer. 

C'amillus led the team with 

seven assists and scored 1 1 points 

in the losing effort. 

C'amillus 3-- 8 4-- 4 II Peoples 3- - 

10 4-- 4 It Hamlin 1- 

-6 0-- 0 2 Van 

Sickle 4-- 6 0-- 0 1 1 Seddelmeycr 

4-- 7 6-- 11 14 Robertson 4-- 14 0-- 0 

11 Nash 1- 

-1 0-3- 2 Hale 5-99- 

-12 

19 

basketba 

five assists, and her 1 3 boards helped 

OWU out-rebou- nd the Beavers 53-2- 6 

for the game. 

The Bishops scored the final 

eight points of the game behind points 

from Coughlin, Quatman, and senior 

Joanna Garcia. 

Saturday was n different story 

when the 17-- 1 Kenyon Ladies came 

to town. Kenyon jumped out to a 10-- 2 

lead, but Scott helped the Bishops 

get back into it with strong rebounding 

and post play, shooting a red hot 53 

percent from the field. 

Tough defense from senior 

Nicole Dolling and Lahuda helped 

in 2:27.80. Other standouts included 

freshman Nicole Campbell, who was 

second in the 200 individual medley 

and third in the 500 freestyle; junior 

Staccy Panagotopulos, who was 

second in the 1000 freestyle; 

sophomore I .aura Marean, who placed 

third in the 200 freestyle; senior 

Andrea Richard, who finished third 

in the one-met- er diving; and freshman 

Betsy Crooks, who was third in the 

three-met- er diving. 

Men's track: Freshmen shine in 

recent meet 

Freshmen Dan Bcrcndts and 

Clayton Jones stood out for the 

Bishops in a nine-tea- m, non-scored 

meet at Denison Saturday. Bcrcndts 

finished second in 55-mct- cr the 

hurdles and filth 400-met- er 

in the 

dash and combined with freshman 

Daren Michalski, junior Andy Fischer 

and freshman Mark Zunkicwic. to 

place second in the 1 600-met- er relay. 

Junior John C'amillus drives to the basket in Wednsday's game. 

1 to a split week 

keep the Bishops in the game, leading 

to only a seven-point 

at halltimc. 

deficit for OWU 

Kenyon continued their 

offensive attack in the second half as 

Kim (iraflet it rain from three-point 

range. Scott continued her 

outstanding play for the Bishops, but 

Kenyon ever-growin- built on their g 

lead with eight and six-point 

runs. 

The Bishops closed the lead to 

nine with 6:20 remaining in the game, 

but that is as close as they came. 

Quatman scored 1 0 points and snared 

nine rebounds in the loss. The loss 

dropped the Bishops to 8-- 9 on the 

week in review 

Jones finished second in the high 

jump and third in the triple jump. 

Other standouts included freshman 

David Crawford, who was fourth in 

the 55-met- er dash, filth in the 300-met- er 

dash and seventh in the long 

jump; Fischer, who was sixth in the 

800-mcterru- n; freshman Aaron King, 

who was eighth in the 300-mct- cr dash; 

freshman Keith I lutchinson, who was 

filth in the high jump and seventh in 

the long jump; and freshman Quishan 

Johnson, who 

shot put. 

finished third in the 

Meanwhile, senior Soni Lloyd 

represented the Bishops at the 

non-scored Midwest Llite 

meet at Ohio Northern. Lloyd 

400-met- er 

finished second in the 

55-met- er 

dash and in his heat in the 

dash. 

18-tea- m, 

Women's track: Bell leads Bishops 

In meet 

Freshman Dami Bell won two 

pholo liy I'clc l.nwtcncc 

season and 7-- 4 in the NCAC. 

Tuesday vs. illiifflon 

Dotting 0-- 5 0-- 1 0 1- 

-2 Santa 0-- 0 2 

Lahuda 2-- 4 

2-- 

3 6 Brcnnan 1- -t 

2-- 

2 

4 Coughlin 3-- 15 

2-- 

3 

8-15- 

5-8 9 Scott 

21 Myers 0-- 0 0-- 10 Lester 6-- 8 2-- 3 

14 Garcia 1- -2 3-- 4 5 Quatman 4- - 

6 5-- 9 13 

Saturday vs. Kenyon 

Detling 2-- 5 0-- 1 4 0-- Santa 4 0-- 0 0 

Lahuda 2-- 7 0-- 0 4 C oughlin 3-- 12 

I- 

-3 

8 Shockley 1- -3 0-- 1 2 Scott 10-1- 9 

6-- 8 26 Myers 0-- 0 0-- 0 0 Lester 1- 

-2 

0-- 0 2 Garcia 0-- 1 

7 4-- 4 10 

1- 

-2 I Quatman 

events to lead the Bishops in u 

3- - 

nine-tea- m 

non-score- d meet at Denison 

Saturday. Bell won the 300- - and 

400-met- er dashes in respective limes 

of 0:44.73 and 1:03.27. Also 

claiming first-plac- e finishes were 

senior Beverly Smith, who won the 

long jump with a leap of 15-1- 0 12 

and ndded a third in 55-mct- cr the 

hurdles; and junior Alison Albrechl, 

who won the shot put with a throw of 

39-- 6. Other standouts included 

freshman Donielle Albrecht, who was 

second in the shot put; senior 1 leather 

Ward, who placed fourth in the triple 

jump, filth in the long jump, sixth in 

55-mct- cr the dash and eighth in the 

400-met- er dash;frcshman Sarah 

Feran, who was filth in the 3000-met- er 

run; junior Kris Sanders, who 

was fifth in the 55-mct- cr dash; 

freshman Frin Chmnbcrlin, who was 

seventh in the long jump; and 

freshman Missy Lang, who was 

eighth in the shot put.

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