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By FROM STAFF REPORTS | April 24, 2005
Senior midfielder Linda Ackermann scored three goals and had two assists as Salisbury captured its third straight Capital Athletic Conference championship in women's lacrosse with a 16-8 victory over Goucher yesterday. The Sea Gulls (12-0) are No. 1 in Division III and have won 23 of their past 24 games dating back to last season. The visiting Gophers (8-7) were led by freshman Emily Blatter's three goals and one assist. No. 4 Dartmouth 12, No. 3 Princeton 9: The win was the first for the host Big Green (13-0, 7-0)
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By FROM STAFF REPORTS | January 27, 2000
Freshman Katryn Costenbader scored 14 of her 16 points in the second half as St. Mary's defeated Marymount, 66-57, last night in a women's Capital Athletic Conference game in Arlington, Va. The Seahawks (14-2, 5-2) led 30-28 at halftime. Marymount went scoreless for a five-minute stretch early in the second half. Felicia Harris had a game-high 21 points for St. Mary's. York 60, Goucher 36: Katie Parise scored a game-high 14 points to lead the host Spartans (12-5, 5-2) to a Capital Athletic Conference win. The Gophers (3-13, 0-7)
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By FROM STAFF REPORTS | February 25, 1996
Marymount won its sixth straight Capital Athletic Conference women's tournament title with a 67-63 win yesterday over Salisbury State, gaining an NCAA Division III tournament bid.Cori Carson led the Saints (25-2, 17-0) with 26 points, 14 rebounds and six blocks.Amy Fenzel paced the Sea Gulls (18-8, 11-4) with a 26-point effort.
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By From Staff Reports | February 26, 1995
Senior guard David Clark (Catonsville) scored 26 as second-seeded Goucher (18-9) upset top-seeded host York, 82-72, for its second straight Capital Athletic Conference tournament title and an automatic berth in the Division III tournament. Pairings will be announced today. York fell to 20-7.* Chowan 60, Frostburg State 52: Chowan (10-15) beat Frostburg (17-7) despite 16 points by Damon Stevenson.
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By FROM STAFF REPORTS | February 18, 1998
Senior forward Katie Haley scored a game-high 25 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead host Western Maryland to a 67-53 upset of Johns Hopkins in a Centennial Conference women's college basketball game last night.The Green Terror (15-9, 10-4) ended an 11-game winning streak by the Blue Jays (20-3, 12-1), the fifth-ranked team in NCAA Division III, and kept them from tying the school record of 12 straight victories set last season.Bowie State 64, Elizabeth City 39: Beverly Winstead scored 19 and Tarsha Wilson had 18 points and 12 rebounds as the host Bulldogs (24-1)
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By Edward Lee, The Baltimore Sun | May 20, 2013
No. 4 Stevenson not only defeated No. 12 and reigning national champion Salisbury, 12-6, in a NCAA tournament semifinal to advance to the program's first title game, but the Mustangs may also have banished some ghosts of the past. Stevenson had been escorted out of the postseason in two of the past three seasons by the Sea Gulls, who still command a 10-6 advantage in their series with their former Capital Athletic Conference foe. What made Sunday's triumph even more special is that the Mustangs had been evicted from the Final Four in 2010 and 2012 by Salisbury, a program that has captured 10 national titles.