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By FROM STAFF REPORTS | March 20, 2005
John Keysor scored the game-winner off a feed from Chris Unterstein 5:40 into the fourth quarter yesterday as host Hofstra upset No. 8 Princeton, 9-8, dropping the Tigers to 0-3. Hofstra (2-3) won its second straight against a ranked opponent. The Pride defeated No. 13 North Carolina on Wednesday. Peter Trombino led Princeton with two goals and two assists. No. 7 Navy 11, Colgate 6: The Midshipmen (5-1, 2-1 Patriot League) - led by Nick Mirabito's hat trick - scored six straight and outscored the Raiders (3-2, 0-1)
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By FROM STAFF REPORTS | February 13, 2005
Andrew Washington scored 16 points and Harding Nana added 11 points and 11 rebounds last night as host Delaware handed the Towson men's basketball team its eighth straight loss, 65-55. The Tigers (5-19, 2-12 Colonial Athletic Association) cut Delaware's lead to 53-51 with 7:15 left in the game, but the Blue Hens (10-15, 7-7) scored the next eight points to seal the win. Cantrell Fletcher led the Tigers with 13 points. Johns Hopkins 82, Haverford 56: Danny Nawrocki had 16 points and 11 rebounds and started a 20-3 run, scoring 10 points, as the host Blue Jays (14-7, 11-4 Centennial Conference)
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October 30, 1996
TTC :CollegesSt. Frances' Karcher commits to VillanovaSt. Frances forward Mark Karcher, The Sun's boys basketball Player of the Year last season, orally committed to Villanova. Karcher, 6 feet 5, led the Panthers to their first No. 1 ranking, averaging 24.4 points, 8.7 rebounds and 6.6 assists."I'm pretty sure of my decision," Karcher said. "I like the campus, the coach, the team and academic program." Karcher, who hadn't made any other official visits, had narrowed his choices to Villanova, Kentucky, Clemson, Miami (Fla.
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By Jeff Zrebiec | February 22, 2002
Division III Goucher 2001 record: 13-3 Coach: Kyle Hannan (13-3, second season) Conference: Capital Athletic Top returning point-getter: Phil Anthony, senior A (36 goals, 31 assists). Also back: Ashley Tarran-Jones, junior A; Qadir Stern, junior M; Todd Litterbrant, junior M; T. Paul Powell, junior LSM; Mike Weed, junior D; John Hanley, sophomore D; Michael Amash, senior G. Key additions: Tim Pistel, junior A (transfer from Harford CC); Mike Medley, junior M (transfer from CCBC-Essex)
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By Paul McMullen and Paul McMullen,Staff Writer | March 12, 1992
The NCAA Division I track and field championships will be held tomorrow and Saturday at the Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis, and several men and women with local ties have scoring potential.Heading the women is Maryland's Marchelle Payne, a junior from Richmond, Va. who is one of the nation's hottest triple-jumpers. She won the ACC with a record leap of 43 feet, 9 1/4 inches, and added an ECAC title last weekend in Syracuse.Morgan State's Andrea Thomas, a junior from Jamaica by way of the Bronx, won the ECAC 400, and she'll be running in the NCAAs in that event along with another of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference's best, UMES senior Jessica Hudson.