Sports: Volleyball Advances to 6-0;
Romzek Named Owl of the Week
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Owl of the Week
Wallis Romzek '08 |
Bryn Mawr's volleyball team remained undefeated last week as it took four matches — one a 3-0 shutout — in nonconference play. The team now brings a 6-0 record to its match with Gettysburg College, a tough Centennial Conference rival, tonight at a tri-match at Rosemont College at 7 p.m. Field hockey and soccer each scored a win and a loss, and soccer co-captain Wallis Romzek '08 took Owl of the week honors. A summary of the week's action:
Cross Country
Cross Country had the weekend off and will travel to Allentown this Saturday to run in the Falcon/Mule Invite hosted by Cedar Crest College. Last season, Katie Weng '09 won this race and looks to defend her title.
Field Hockey
The Owls went 1-1 this past week with a 1-0 win on the road at Hood College before falling to Arcadia 2-0 Sunday afternoon on Shillingford Field. Friday evening against Hood, Ashley Dawkins '08 scored Bryn Mawr's lone goal of the week when she connected a penalty stroke 17 minutes into the game. Goalie Caitlin Evans '10 posted seven saves en route to her first shutout of the season.
Against Arcadia , goalies Katherine Zaylor '11 and Evans combined for 11 saves. Sara Marcus '10 led the offensive charge, registering two shots while seven other Owls tallied one shot each.
| Sept. 13-20 Schedule |
Cross Country: 9/15 @ Falcon/Mule Invite, 10 a.m.; Field Hockey: 9/15, 16 @ Mt. Holyoke (Seven Sisters Championships); Soccer: 9/13 vs Philadelphia Biblical, 4 p.m.; 9/15 vs Gettysburg, 1 p.m.; 9/18 vs Alvernia, 4 p.m.; Volleyball: 9/13 vs Gettysburg, 7 p.m.; 9/15 @ Rosemont Tri-Match, 3 p.m.
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Soccer
The soccer team went 1-1 last week with a 3-0 win over North Carolina Wesleyan Friday afternoon and a 5-0 loss to Grinnell Sunday. Co-captain Wallis Romzek '08 netted her team-high third goal of the season while Akua Nyame-Mensah '10 and Katy Wing '10 scored the other two goals in the win. Collette Pullion '09 posted nine saves in the net as she collected her first shutout of the year. Sunday morning against Grinnell, Sarah Simons '08 and Pullion recorded 10 saves as Nyame-Mensah and Laura Costanzo '10 registered shots on goal in the 5-0 loss.
Volleyball
Bryn Mawr stayed perfect, going 4-0 (6-0 overall) last week with wins over Immaculata, PSU-Berks, Valley Forge and Delaware Valley. In their home-quad match Saturday afternoon, the Owls won all three games in perfect fashion, 3-0. In the opening match with Immaculata, Julia Harris '09 tallied 13 kills as Trisha Urena '10 slammed home six kills (.714 hitting percentage) while stuffing three Mighty Macs hits. Elizabeth Sinclair '09 and Ashton Shaffer '11 dug 15 shots each.
In the second match with Penn State Berks, Katie Kronbergs '09 had 11 kills and picked up five service aces. Shaffer provided the Owls with 21 digs.
In the final match of the day with Valley Forge Christian, Kronbergs picked up 10 kills as Harris chipped in nine kills and three blocks. Urena added seven kills and five blocks.
Tuesday night against Delaware Valley , the Owls sneaked by the Aggies 3-2 (30-25, 25-30, 30-19, 20-30, 15-9) in non-conference action. Leading Bryn Mawr was Harris, who had 16 kills, five blocks, and six aces while Shaffer and Sinclair added 20 and 19 digs, respectively.
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