Last week's results for Cabrini sports teams

by Jessica Snow sports editor

Volleyball

A busy season was designed to prepare the women's volleyball team, and left them with a 4-14 overall record and 1-5 in the PAC

However, the women stayed on top last week, with a record of 2-1. After a 3-1 loss to A1verniaCollege on Tuesday, Oct. 3, The Lady Cavs beat Immaculata College 3-1 the following Thmsday, and The University of the Sciences in Philadelphia 3-2 on Saturday.

Field Hockey

The women's field hockey team also came back from a loss to have a successful week.

A 2-0 loss to Wesley College started the week on Tuesday. The loss was quickly recovered Thmsday with a 4-2 win over Beaver College. Maureen McQuade, Nicole Schulz, Adrienne Miaocco and Carolyn Katkowski scored the Cavs' goals against Beaver.

That game was followed with a 2-1 win over College Misericordia on Satmday at home.

After this week the field hockey team is 97 overall and 6-2 in the PAC.

Tennis

The women's tennis team in 6-7 overall, but 4-3 in the PAC. Last week included three wins and just one loss for the team.

Monday it defeated Albright College 5-4, and Tuesday The University of the Sciences in Philadelphia 6-3. Immaculata's trip to Cabrini was the team's only disappointment last week. when it lost 5-4 on Thursday, but the Cavs came back Friday beating Rosemont College 7-2.

Cross Country

The cross country teams raced at Dickinson College on Satmday, Oct. 7, with 46 other teams. The men placed 34th and the women, 32nd. Lauren Dean placed 13th out of 281 runners with a personal best time of 19 minutes, 7 seconds.

Men's Soccer

The Cavaliers beat Alvernia College 2-0 at home on Tuesday, Oct. 3. RandolphMacon College, however, got the better of this team, beating them 4-0 on Saturday, Oct.7. The men are now 3-8 for the season, 2-3 in the PAC.

Women's Soccer

The women's soccer team fought its way out of a slump in the last week. Montclair State University, Goldy-Beacon College and Beaver College beat the Lady Cavs last week, but on Saturday, Oct. 7, the women came back and one 6-0 over Alvernia College at home. Ellen Casiero brought in two goals, Jessica Stork, a goal and an assist, and Kristen Luft, Colleen Feeney and Krista Stella each got a goal.

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Women's Soccer Field Hockey

came in over the WilkesBarre/Scranton Penguins 2-1 on Oct. 6. The team's games include ber 13th vs. Lowell and a game October 14th at Hershey.

The Flyers loss to the Boston Bruins 5-1, October 7th. The flyers will go to Minnesota on Oct. 11 and Dallas Oct. 12.

The Eagles were defeated by the Washington Redskins, 17-14, October 8th. Upcoming games include an Oct. 15th match at Arizona.