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Current 2008 Standings (through
10/22)
| Team |
PAC |
|
Overall |
|
Grove City |
6-0 |
|
14-5 |
|
Westminster |
5-1 |
|
12-5 |
|
Chatham |
3-3 |
|
4-9 |
|
Waynesburg |
3-3 |
|
4-10 |
|
Thomas More |
3-3 |
|
3-8 |
|
Bethany |
1-5 |
|
2-12 |
|
Washington &
Jefferson |
0-6 |
|
1-9 |
|
Saint Vincent* |
--- |
|
13-3-1 |
|
Geneva* |
--- |
|
6-7 |
*
- NCAA Division III provisional member - ineligible for PAC
title and Player of the Week honors
SCHEDULE/RESULTS
Monday,
October 20, 2008
Waynesburg 9,
W&J
0*
Tuesday,
October 21, 2008
Westminster 8,
Bethany 1*
Wednesday,
October 22, 2008
Grove City 9, Indiana (Pa.) 0
Friday-Saturday,
October 24-25, 2008
2008 PAC Women’s Tennis Championship
Pennbriar Athletic Club - Erie, Pa.
Final Team Standings
1. Grove City - 52
2.
Westminster - 38
3.
Waynesburg - 19
4.
Thomas More - 14
5. Washington & Jefferson - 7
6. Chatham - 5
7.
Bethany - 0
Singles & doubles
brackets
Friday, May 8, 2009
2009 NCAA D-III National Tournament
Agnes Scott 5, Grove City 4
(at Washington & Lee - Lexington, Va.) |
GROVE CITY SELECTED FOR NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP
Grove City College has been selected as one of 47 teams to
compete in the
2009 NCAA Division III Women's Tennis Championships,
beginning Friday (May 8). The PAC champion Wolverines (14-4) of
head coach Joe Walters were one of six "Pool B" teams
selected for the team tournament.
Grove City will open play in
the single-elimination tournament this Friday, May 8, at noon
against Agnes Scott College at Washington & Lee University in
Lexington, Va. The GCC-ASC winner will face Emory University in
the second round.
GROVE CITY CAPTURES EIGHT FLIGHTS, ROLLS TO 22ND CONSECUTIVE PAC
CHAMPIONSHIP
The
2008 PAC Women's Tennis Championships came down to a dual match
between Grove City and Westminster, as both teams advanced to the
finals in all nine flights. As in their regular season matchup,
Grove City came away with wins in eight of the flights to capture
its 22nd consecutive PAC women's tennis title. The Wolverines of
head coach Joe Walters finished with 52 of a possible 54 points,
comfortably ahead of the second-place Titans (38). PAC Player of the
Year laurels went to Grove City senior Tamara Nations, while
veteran Westminster mentor Scott Renninger was tabbed 2008
PAC Coach of the Year
The complete singles and doubles draw
is also online.
MCLAUGHLIN RECEIVES NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONORS
Geneva freshman Maura McLaughlin was named the NCCAA
(National Christian College Athletic Association)
national player of the week. McLaughlin won both her
singles and doubles matches against Chatham, helping her team to a
decisive 8-1 victory.
PAC TENNIS TEAMS, PLAYERS EARN ITA HONORS
Several PAC tennis teams and student-athletes have been named
have earned
2008 All-Academic honors by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA).
The ITA Academic Team Award, given to squads with a cumulative team
grade-point average (GPA) or 3.2 or higher on a 4.0 scale, was given
to the
Westminster and
Waynesburg women. ITA Scholar-Athlete honors, given to varsity
players who posted a 3.5 GPA or higher in the most recent academic
year, were given to 11 PAC women's tennis student-athletes.
Waynesburg had six honorees (Victoria Danielczuk, Dana
Davis, Laura Garcia, Britni Green, Jess Mally
and Alexandra Yackel), while
Westminster has five (Christina Commisso, Trista Houck,
Dana Larson, April Scudere, Anna Will).
THOMAS MORE NAMES LAMPE NEW HEAD COACH
Thomas More College has hired Nicki Lampe as its
new head women's tennis coach. Lampe replaces Clare Krumme,
who stepped down after three seasons at the helm of the program.
GROVE CITY POSTS SEVEN FLIGHT
CHAMPIONS, CAPTURES 21ST STRAIGHT PAC CHAMPIONSHIP
Grove City College posted champions in seven of the nine flights
as the Wolverines continued their recent domination at the 2007 PAC Women's Tennis Championships,
held at the Pennbriar Athletic Club in Erie, Pa., on Friday-Saturday, October 19-20. The Wolverines of head coach
Cathy Jacobs finished with 50 team points to easily
outdistance second place Westminster (33). PAC Player of the Year
honors went to Grove City junior Tamara Nations, who captured
the top singles flight and teamed with Erin Bennett to
capture the top doubles draw. Coach of the Year laurels went to
Scott Renninger of Westminster.
Complete flight
brackets for the tournament are now online, as is the final
conference press release. |
The Grove City Wolverines collected 52 of a possible 54 points en
route to their 22nd straight conference championship title.
Westminster veteran head coach Scott Renninger was named 2008 PAC
Coach of the Year, while Grove City senior Tamara Nations received
the PAC Player of the Year award.
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