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Goals hard to find for Lady Quakers
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The Lady Quakers had an up
and-down week—one up and two
down.
The 1-2 week puts the team's
record at 4-6-2 on the year, 3-4 in
the conference.
Last Wednesday, the team suf
fered a 2-1 loss to Randolph-Ma
con Woman's College.
Scoring the only goal for the
Quakers was senior Betsy Noell.
"We took them for granted," said
head coach Pamela Howe.
"We outshot and outplayed them,
and ended up losing 2-1. That was
a tough loss."
Then, last Saturday, Guilford
traveled to the College of Notre
Dame, one of the top-ranked teams
in the south region. The Quakers
again played hard but lost 3-0.
"We played a pretty good game
gainst them, we just had a hard
..me scoring," said Howe.
With the offense trying to find
the opponent's net, junior goal
keeper Melanie Ray did a good job
of protecting Guilford's.
"Melanie Ray had great game.
Every goal they scored they de
served it, and she was really mak
ing some great saves."
The Quakers bounced back from
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their two losses to beat Goucher
College, 6-2, with a stong second
half performance. The score was
tied 2-2 at the end of the first half,
but in the second half Guilford's
offense exploded with 12 attacks
on goal that resulted in four goals.
Senior Mandy Ford and junior Ali
cia Golden each scored two goals,
while Noell and sophomore
Stephanie Ploeger each scored on
penalty kicks.
"We had a great second half
against Goucher," said Howe.
"It hopefully boosted our confi
dence in scoring again. We've had
a hard time concentrating in the
first half. I think if we go through
the stats, we're outshooting our
opponent in the second half. But
soccer is such a low-scoring game
that if you don't play one half it's
hard to make up."
"I don't think we've played up
to our potential the past three
games. We've slacked off a little
bit—for what reason I'm not quite
sure yet. I think traditionally some
times that happens when mid-terms
are about to come and we're to
wards the end of the season and
everyone's tired or what not.
"So, we've got two more games
to prove ourselves and we'll see
what happens."
A few injuries have hit the Lady
Quakers lately.
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"We have a couple of injuries,"
said Howe. "One in particular is
freshmen forward Jane Singleton.
She had been playing well through
the Hollins game. We haven't been
able to get her up to full run. She
played a total of thirty minutes all
weekend. She's got great speed."
Friday, October 16 Volleyball v. Eastern Mennonite, HOME, 6:30 p.m.
Saturday, October 17 Women's soccer v. Washington & Lee, HOME, 11:30 a.m.
Men's soccer v. Hampden-Sydney, HOME, 12:00
Football v. Bridge water, HOME, 1:30 p.m.
Sunday, October 18 through Friday, October 23 FALL BREAK—
NO GAMES SCHEDULED
Saturday, October 24 Football v. Emory & Henry, HOME, 1:30 p.m.
Men's soccer v. Greensboro, away, 12:00
Tuesday, October 27 Women's soccer, ODAC tournament begins
Men's soccer, ODAC tournament begins
Wednesday, October 28 Volleyball v. Ferrum, HOME, 6:30 p.m.
Guilford travels to Roanoke on
Wednesday. Roanoke is third in
the conference and have beaten
NC Wesleyan, one of the top teams
in the region.
"We have to be mentally in the
game. They're very athletic and
aggressive."
"Sooner or later they will take checking out,
too, and we'll be skating around with skirts
on."
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Hockey League's effort to remove fighting from the game.
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October 16, 1992
On Saturday, the Quakers will
play their last home game of the
season against Washington & Lee.
Washington & Lee is coming off a
devastating loss to Sweet Briar, so
they'll be looking to play well here.
The game starts at 11:30.