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Self Defense for College Students-2019 Guide To Campus Protection

(CNBNewsnet)(December 14, 2018)--Many college students and institutions are aware of the importance of personal safety and self-defense, but not everyone knows the best
ways to defend yourself. From keeping yourself prepared when out alone to knowing how to defend yourself and what to use, these rules will help in any campus. Don’t just arm yourself with a knife or taser gun, learn how to use them and how to avoid getting into a situation where they are needed. If you or a loved one are heading off to college, keep in mind these simple rules.

1.Keep off your phone

The first step to avoid trouble is to be aware of your surroundings and stay off your phone. In the modern world of college campuses it is hard to look around and not see someone staring at their phone screen unaware of what is going on around them. Especially when walking alone or at night, stay off the screen as it makes you more vulnerable to being attacked as well as increasing the chance of other dangers such as cars.

University Research Paper: 6 Ways to Write a Masterpiece

 

(November 1, 2018)--If a prospective research paper author is concerned in a more general tutorial on research papers, where one must check out several research paper workshops that are accessible on the Web. If one requires to get in progress right away, one should start from the essay table of contents to see what's at that specific site, and then browse step by step to follow a recognized approach to accomplishment on one's research paper. Please, note that it doesn’t matter whether you need a high-school essay or a postgraduate research paper, a thesis proposal or an MBA dissertation because any work done with proper assistance will ensure satisfaction at the most demanding quality standards and one's research is bound to stand out in any institution.

You set out for University program specific you would finish in two years. You know your capacity, and you work hard. So, from your end, it was a done deal. However, you started and realized that you were not the sole determinant of the progress of your work. You experienced quite some delays right from the stage of writing the proposal. Such delays included delays in feedbacks, the supply of materials ordered, equipment breakdown among others. In some situations, you are compelled to wait. Sometimes, the delay may be two months to six months or even a year. If such happens, what do you do? You learned over time to capitalize on setbacks, and indeed it is paying off gradually.

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Some Useful Advices For Writing A Good Dissertation

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On the off chance that you are perusing this, it is sheltered to expect that you are some place during the time spent contributing an assemblage of unique learning to your scholastic field. This is, after all what writing a dissertation is. It is further protected to accept that in the event that you are at this phase of a scholarly profession then you have officially aced the basics of scholastic work. You are a lord of note-taking, a searcher and discoverer of libraries, you deplete lists and you possess google. You can pour over the old and the new of your field and string sections together to make insightful, stunning papers of astonishing splendor. Everybody says as much! It is very far-fetched that you can't, at this stage, read, compose, and do explore. Yet, writing a dissertation is a test. It's an any longer amusement than you have likely at any point played previously. WriteMyEssayOnline can help yours to write a dissertation with quick service.

Dissertation Writing Is Like A Marathon

How to Land Your First Job After College

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(CNBNewsnet)(September 4, 2018)--University is meant to prepare you for the job you’ve always dreamed of, but today a degree alone is not enough. Many top employers want candidates to have had real work experience, meaning that the new college experience needs to include internships throughout the four years of your Bachelors. Regardless of whether you prioritized interning during your college career or not, you can land your first job after college by following this guide:

Use Your University Services Before You Go

Most universities offer ongoing support to their recent graduates, and you should take advantage of it. Go to careers services and have them help you draft your resume and practice your interview skills. They are an invaluable resource that can help give you a leg up when applying for first job. A great resume can get you in the door, and a great interview can land you the position, but first you need to practice and refine these job-seeking tools.

 

Apply for the Job

EMU Wins in the First Round of the CIT Tourney

By Raymond Rolak | CNBNewsnet

YPSILANTI--  The Eastern Michigan University Men’s basketball team took a giant step to salvage the 2017-18 season by posting a resounding 85-63 victory over Niagara in the CollegeInsider.com  postseason tourney.  It is a nice consolation prize after the tough 64-63 last second loss to Toledo in the semi-final at the Mid-American Conference Championship in Cleveland.  It is not the NCAA Tournament or even the NIT but EMU could go far in the CIT.

Before a sparse crowd, redshirt junior Elijah Minnie had a career-high 29 points.  Junior James Thompson IV tallied 20 points and pulled down a team-high 16 rebounds.  Senior Tim Bond had a banner night with 11 points, 12 boards, and eight assists, while also adding two steals.

FOUR TOP NFL PLAYERS OF ALL TIME

When the NFL formed in 1920, football already had a strong following in the United States. That popularity allowed young players to earn decent livings while honing their skills. Today, the NFL has a long history of amazing players. These four stand out as some of the best.

Jim Brown

Jim Brown is a former NFL fullback recruited by the Cleveland Browns in 1957. Over eight seasons, he won numerous awards and set records that took decades to beat. Everything about the player comes from a athleticism rarely seen in any sport.

Among Brown's accomplishments, he:

CWS finals pits SEC and Pac-12 again as Mississippi State faces UCLA for title - NCAA.com

 The Associated Press

Last Updated - June 22, 2013 1:30 GMT

OMAHA, Neb. – It’s the Southeastern Conference vs. the Pac-12 for the second consecutive year in the finals of the College World Series.

Mississippi State and UCLA will square off in the best-of-three starting Monday at TD Ameritrade Park after each went unbeaten in winning its bracket.

“‘I know it sounds crazy, but our kids just think something good is going to happen and, by the way, our coaches do, too.”
– John Cohen

UCLA survived a rocky ninth inning to eliminate No. 1 national seed North Carolina with a 4-1 win Friday night. The Bulldogs got a three-run homer from Hunter Renfroe and defeated Oregon State 4-1 in the afternoon.

TRIO OF GOLDEY-BEACOM STUDENT-ATHLETES NAMED TO SPRING CACC ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM

 

 

Softball and Men’s Golf Represented Among Selections 

 

(June 11, 2013)NEW HAVEN, Conn. – A trio of student-athletes from Goldey-Beacom College, including sophomore outfielderAlexa Houston (Sussex Central H.S./Georgetown, Del.) of the softball team and junior Justin Lesko (St. Mark’s H.S./Newark, Del.) and sophomore Matthew Scheeper (Delsea H.S./Franklinville, N.J.) of the men’s golf team, have been named to the 2013 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference All-Academic Team, it has been announced by CACC officials.

GOLDEY-BEACOM SWEEPS DOUBLEHEADER AT NYACK TO FINISH SEASON

Lightning Offense Explodes for 22 Runs and 31 Hits En Route to Extending Win Streak

ORANGEBURG, N.Y. – Playing the final games of her college career, senior Ashley Antosh (Twin Valley H.S./Honey Brook, Pa.) had three base hits and scored two runs while pitching a complete game as Goldey-Beacom College (13-31, 8-18) ended its season by sweeping a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader over Nyack College (5-30, 1-25) at the Orangeburg Little League Field on Saturday afternoon.

College Softball/Baseball Report for Saturday's Games

All games played on April 20, 2013

No. 7 Virginia Baseball Sweeps Doubleheader Against No. 5 Florida State 

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The seventh-ranked Virginia baseball team swept a doubleheader against fifth-ranked Florida State Saturday at Davenport Field, running away with a 9-2 victory in game one before one-hitting the Seminoles, 2-0, in the nightcap. Virginia (34-6, 15-5 ACC) swept a doubleheader for the first time in program history against Florida State (31-8, 13-7) while clinching its sixth ACC series win in seven tries this year.

College Baseball/Softball Wednesday Report

BLOOMSBURG USES STRONG PITCHING TO SWEEP DOUBLEHEADER FROM GOLDEY-BEACOM

 

Huskies Limit Lightning to One Hit While Posting 25 Strikeouts

BLOOMSBURG, Pa. – Led by a pair of dominating pitching efforts from senior Cait Paine(Lebanon H.S./Lebanon, Pa.) and junior Mandi Black (Northwest Area H.S./Huntington Mills, Pa.), Bloomsburg University (22-10) swept a non-conference doubleheader over Goldey-Beacom College (9-27) at the Huskies’ Hutchinson Field on Wednesday afternoon.

After Paine threw the third no-hitter of her college career for a 2-0 victory in the first game, Black limited the Lightning to just one hit en route to a 4-0 win in the nightcap.

College Softball/Baseball: Wednesday's Results for La Salle, Goldey Beacom, Cavaliers, Wilmington

 

Penn Handles La Salle Explorers, 5-3

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PHILADELPHIA – The Explorers held Penn scoreless until the sixth, but the Quakers scored five runs in their last four at bats en route to a 5-3 victory over La Salle on Wednesday afternoon at Hank DeVincent Field. Sophomore Mark Williams extended his reached base streak to 14 games with a 3-for-5 showing and freshman Joey Ravert (3-3, BB, HBP) picked up his seventh hit in consecutive days.

Super Bowl Lanes in Canton, MI - April 11-13

 

by Raymond Rolak

special to CNBNEWS

 

The University of Detroit-Mercy along with the Detroit Sports Commission will host the 2013 NCAA Women’s Bowling Championships April 11-13, at Super Bowl Lanes in Canton, Michigan.  Featured will be the top eight teams from NCAA institutions that sponsor bowling as a varsity sport.

 

It will be the second time in three years that Detroit has hosted the NCAA Women’s Bowling Championships. “The Detroit Sports Commission is pleased to again host the National Collegiate Women’s Bowling Championship,” said Dave Beachnau, DSC executive director. He added, “Our strong relationship with the NCAA, along with the tremendous support of the University of Detroit-Mercy and Detroit’s history as bowling capital of the world lends to the success for this event.”

Saturday Night's College Baseball/Softball Report

Hill, top-ranked MSU shut down Raptors

MONTCLAIR, N.J. (April 6, 2013) – Montclair State University junior Alex Hill (Parsippany, NJ/Parsippany Hills) tossed a three-hit shutout in the opening game and picked up the win in relief with 3-2/3 innings of one-hit shutout ball as the nation’s top-ranked team swept a New Jersey Athletic Conference doubleheader from Rutgers University-Camden, 8-0 and 2-0, here Saturday afternoon. The first game was stopped in the fifth inning by the eight-run mercy rule.

The Red Hawks improve to 20-0 overall and 6-0 in the NJAC.

The Scarlet Raptors fall to 16-7 and 2-4.

College Baseball: LaSalle over Temple, Holy Family Remains Hot beat Goldey-Beacon, Graber Shuts Out Rutgers-Newark | cnbnews.net

La Salle 4, Temple 3

APRIL 5, 2013 AMBLER, Pa. – Sophomore Kevin Baron stroked a single down the left field line to drive in the go-ahead run in the top of the ninth and senior Pat Christensen stunted the Owl’s comeback effort in a 4-3 Explorer win on Friday afternoon at Skip Wilson Field. Christensen improved his season record to 4-1 in his three inning effort (1 R, 1 BB, 4 K) in relief.

With the victory, La Salle improves to 10-16 (5-2 A-10) while Temple slips to 10-15, 2-5 A-10). The Owls outhit the visitors 12-10 and both clubs registered one fielding error on the afternoon.

GOLDEY-BEACOM ENDS HOMESTAND WITH CACC DOUBLEHEADER SPLIT

March 30, 2013

 

Lightning Earn 5-0 Win Over Post in First Game Before Eagles Take 4-3 Victory in Nightcap 

 

WILMINGTON, Del. – Junior utility player Roni Peters (Leonardtown H.S./Leonardtown, Md.) scattered three hits and earned her second consecutive shutout as Goldey-Beacom College (9-11, 5-3) ended a six-game homestand by splitting a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader against Post University (9-13, 4-6) at the Lightning’s Jackson Athletic Complex on Saturday afternoon.

Goldey-Beacom Athletics - Softball Opens CACC Slate With Doubleheader Sweep

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WILMINGTON, Del. – Junior outfielder Michelle Foster (Overbrook H.S./West Berlin, N.J.) had four hits and scored four runs as Goldey-Beacom College (5-7, 2-0) opened its Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference schedule by sweeping a doubleheader against Felician College (4-12, 0-2) at the Lightning's Jackson Athletic Complex on Sunday afternoon.
 
The Lightning, who have won four consecutive games after starting the season with a 1-7 record, won the first game by an 8-5 margin before rallying to take the nightcap with an 8-7 victory.

College Baseball/Softball Roundup: Lions Fall to Webster, Widener past Raptors, Rowan Wins, Goldey Beacom Sweeps Lincoln

 

Lions fall in 10th inning to Webster 6-5

Lakeland, Fla … The College of New Jersey baseball team suffered a tough setback, falling 6-5 in 10 innings to Webster University at Ted A. Broer Field on the campus of Southeastern University.

The Lions (2-5) came back from a 5-2 deficit and received strong efforts from a trio of rookie pitchers, but a walk-off single with one out by Gorlok centerfielder Cody Stevenson drove in the winning run. Webster (4-5) notched its fourth win of the season and second straight.

KUTZTOWN BLANKS GOLDEY-BEACOM EN ROUTE TO DOUBLEHEADER SWEEP

MARCH 10 2013

Smith Blasts Pair of Home Runs to Lead Bears to Wins in First Games Since Feb. 10

WILMINGTON, Del. – Junior infielder Colleen Smith (East Islip H.S./Islip Terrace, N.Y.) posted four hits, including a pair of home runs, and drove in three runs as Kutztown University (5-2) returned from a lengthy break to earn a sweep of a non-conference doubleheader against Goldey-Beacom College (1-7) at the Lightning’s Jackson Athletic Complex on Sunday afternoon.

NCAA WBB: Penn 65, La Salle 56; Goldey Beacon Snaps Losing Streak/cnbnews

Two La Salle players recorded double-doubles, but it was not enough to overcome Penn's 46 percent shooting as Penn took a 65-56 decision over La Salle on Friday night at the Palestra. Brittany Wilson (Pawtucket, R.I./Northeastern) scored a game-high 24 points and added 10 rebounds for her third double-double, and Shanel Harrison (Washington, D.C./Virginia Tech) added 10 points and a game-high 12 rebounds for her second double-double.

Kara Bonenberger led Penn with 16 points on 8-for-9 shooting from the floor and Alyssa Baron added 15 thanks to seven at the free throw line.



The Explorers fall to 1-6 overall, 0-1 Big 5, while Penn improves to 1-3 overall, 1-0 Big 5.

GOLDEY-BEACOM SNAPS LOSING STREAK WITH 71-45 WIN AT CONCORDIA
Ashley Rosario Leads Lightning With Season-High 13 Points

BRONXVILLE, N.Y. – Senior guard Ashley Rosario (Harry S. Truman H.S./Levittown, Pa.) scored a season-high 13 points and added three assists as Goldey-Beacom College (4-5, 1-1) snapped a five-game losing streak with its first Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference win of the season, a 71-45 victory over Concordia College (1-8, 0-4) at the Clippers’ Meyer Athletic Center on Friday evening.

Led by Rosario, the Lightning scored a season-high 71 points en route to earning their first win since a 67-66 victory at Kutztown on Nov. 12.

The Lightning, who never trailed in the game, shot 44.8 per cent in the first half while building a 34-18 advantage. Senior forward Akilah Sewell (Baltimore City College H.S./Baltimore, Md.) scored all eight of her points in the first half to lead Goldey-Beacom, which limited the Clippers to shooting 22.2 per cent from the field in the opening period.

Led by four points from senior guard Devonne Richardson (Milford Mill Academy/Baltimore, Md.), the Lightning extended their advantage to 46-24 in the first six minutes of the second half.

The Clippers answered by scoring 8 of the next 12 points to trim the margin to 50-32 with 9:59 left before the Lightning used back-to-back field goals from Rosario to ignite a 13-1 run that extended the advantage to 63-33 with 7:42 remaining.

From there, the Lightning held off the Clippers to secure the victory.

Rosario made 6 of 10 shots from the floor and also added four rebounds and two steals while senior forward Irene Hudson (Corcoran H.S./Syracuse, N.Y.) added 13 points and six rebounds. Richardson added 6 points with a game-high 11 rebounds, marking her third straight game with 10 or more rebounds.

Sophomore forward Alyssa Dawson (Immaculate Heart Academy/Westwood, N.J.) led the Clippers with eight points and five rebounds in a losing effort.

The Lightning, who have played eight of their first nine games on the road, will return to the Joseph West Jones College Center on Tuesday night to face Georgian Court in a CACC game at 7 p.m.

COLLEGE SPORTS ROUNDUP | cnbnews

All Games Played Nov. 28th 

 

RUTGERS-CAMDEN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL WINS 66-58 OVER ROWAN

GLASSBORO, NJ  – The Rutgers-Camden women’s basketball team won 66-58 over Rowan University in a New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) game on Wednesday evening.

The Scarlet Raptors have a 2-1 record with a 1-1 conference mark.  The Profs are 2-3 overall and 0-2- in the NJAC.  Guard Lillian Chukwueze (so. Cherry Hill, NJ/Cherry Hill E.) led the way with a game-high 29 points and 10 rebounds.  Forward Brittany Turner (sr. Belleville, NJ/Queen of Peace) followed with 21 points and eight boards.  Center Rachel Hodge (so. Stratford, NJ/Sterling) grabbed 11 rebounds.  Guard Irene Grimanis (so. Brooklawn, NJ/Medgar Evers) dished five assists.

JACINDA JONES’ LATE JUMPER LIFTS GOLDEY-BEACOM PAST KUTZTOWN, 67-66 | cnbnews

Senior Scores Game-Winning Basket With 2.2 Seconds Left to Cap 21-Point Effort

KUTZTOWN, Pa. – Senior guard Jacinda Jones (Concord H.S./Claymont, Del.) scored the game-winning basket with 2.2 seconds left in regulation as Goldey-Beacom College (3-0) overcame a late deficit to earn its third consecutive win, a 67-66 non-conference victory over Kutztown University (0-1) in the Bears’ season opener at Kutztown Arena on Monday evening.
Jones, who scored a season-high 21 points in the victory, capped a game-ending 8-0 run for the Lightning when she scored on a short jumper from the left baseline to give the Lightning a one-point advantage.

ADELPHI SURGES PAST GOLDEY-BEACOM FOR FIRST WIN OF SEASON, 68-46

 

 

Simpson Leads Panthers by Scoring 18 Points with 8 Rebounds 

 

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. – Senior forward Bradley Simpson (Goulburn, Australia) scored a game-high 18 points, including 14 in the first half, and added eight rebounds to Adelphi University (1-1) to its first win of the season, a 68-46 victory over Goldey-Beacom College (0-2) in the University of Bridgeport Men’s Basketball Classic at Hubbell Gymnasium on Sunday afternoon.

DEVONNE RICHARDSON LEADS GOLDEY-BEACOM TO 58-51 COMEBACK WIN

Senior Records “Double Double” With 17 Points and 13 Rebounds

SPARKILL, N.Y. – Senior guard Devonne Richardson (Milford Mill Academy/Baltimore, Md.) scored a game-high 17 points and added 13 rebounds as Goldey-Beacom College (1-0) overcame a two-point half-time deficit to edge St. Thomas Aquinas (0-1) by a 58-51 margin in the season opener for both teams at Aquinas Hill on Friday evening.

Richardson, who recorded the 31st “double double” of her career, tallied nine of her points after the intermission as the Lightning rallied from a 28-26 deficit to earn their first season-opening win since the 2008-09 season.

COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Maryland 84, Goldey-Beacom 46

Link to Box Score: http://www.umterps.com/sports/w-baskbl/stats/2012-2013/wb110512.html

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STRONG SECOND HALF LIFTS MARYLAND TO 84-46 WIN OVER GOLDEY-BEACO

Tianna Hawkins Leads Terrapins to Victory with 20 Points and 15 Rebounds

COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Senior forward Tianna Hawkins (Riverdale Baptist H.S./Clinton, Md.) scored a game-high 20 points and added 15 rebounds as the University of Maryland used a strong second half to earn an 84-46 exhibition victory over Goldey-Beacom College in front of an announced crowd of 3,369 fans at the Comcast Center on Monday evening.

Led by Hawkins, the Terrapins shot 50.0 per cent from the field in the first half to build a 38-27 advantage. Hawkins made six of eight shots from the field in the opening stanza and grabbed 12 of her game-high 15 rebounds as Maryland held a 24-14 rebounding edge.

The Terrapins, who are ranked fifth in the Associated Press preseason Division I poll, extended their lead to 73-33 in the opening 14 minutes of the second half by going on a 35-6 run. Hawkins scored eight of her points during the run as Maryland pulled away to earn the victory.

From there, the Terrapins never trailed by fewer than 34 points en route to the win.

While Hawkins led the Terrapins with a “double double,” junior center Alicia DeVaughn (Blanche Ely H.S./West Palm Beach, Fla.) added 17 points and eight rebounds. She made 5 of 10 shots from the floor and was seven-for-nine from the free throw line.

Meanwhile, freshman forward Tierney Pfirman (South Williamsport H.S./Williamsport, Pa.) came off the bench to score 13 points with four rebounds and three assists.

Senior guard Jacinda Jones (Concord H.S./Claymont, Del.) led the Lightning with 15 points, including 12 in the first half, while senior guard Ashley Rosario (Harry S. Truman H.S./Levittown, Pa.) contributed 10 points with a team-high seven rebounds.

Senior guard Devonne Richardson (Milford Mill Academy/Baltimore, Md.) added seven points with seven rebounds and a game-high eight assists for the Lightning, who tallied 11 assists on their 18 made field goals.

The Lightning, who posted a school-record 19 wins last year, will open their regular season schedule on Friday, Nov. 9 when they visit St. Thomas Aquinas for a 5 p.m. non-conference game. Meanwhile, the Terrapins will open their season on Friday night against Mount St. Mary’s at the Comcast Center.

 

GOLDEY-BEACOM FINISHES SEASON WITH FIVE-SET VICTORY OVER CONCORDIA

 

Lightning Snap 19-Match Losing Streak by Holding Off Late Rally by Clippers

 

PURCHASE, N.Y. – One of two seniors playing in the final match of their careers, senior middle hitterCatherine Howard (William Penn H.S./New Castle, Del.) tallied a career-high nine blocks and added 10 kills as Goldey-Beacom College (5-22, 1-18) snapped a 19-match losing streak by earning a five-set Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory over Concordia College (6-18, 6-12) in a match played at Purchase College on Saturday morning.

OLSON LEADS PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY TO SWEEP OVER GOLDEY-BEACOM

 

Junior Posts 10 Kills as Rams Earn Eighth Win in Last 10 Matches

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – Junior outside hitter Brittany Olson (Sycamore H.S./Sycamore, Ill.) recorded 10 kills with eight digs as Philadelphia University (19-8, 13-5) earned its eighth win in the last 10 matches, a three-set Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory over Goldey-Beacom College (4-21, 0-17) at the Rams’ Gallagher Center on Wednesday evening.

The Rams, who earned their second win over Goldey-Beacom this season, defeated the Lightning by set scores of 25-18, 25-19 and 25-23.

While Olson led the Rams to the victory, freshman setter Nina Morvin (Cuyahoga Falls H.S./Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio) added a “double double” by posting 16 assists and 14 digs while contributing three kills. Junior setter Heather Martin (Conestoga Valley H.S./Leola, Pa.) added 21 assists while senior libero Morgan McCarthy (South Side H.S./Beaver, Pa.) posted a match-high 23 digs.

Sophomore outside hitter Kadi McCoy (Dallastown H.S./Dallastown, Pa.) led the Lightning by posting her seventh “double double” of the season with a match-high 14 kills with 11 digs.

Meanwhile, senior setter/opposite Monica Dempsey (Secaucus H.S./Secaucus, N.J.) added a “double double” with 13 assists and 10 digs while freshman setter Jamika Townsend (King’s Fork H.S./Suffolk, Va.) contributed 14 assists and 12 digs.

The Lightning will finish their home schedule on Friday night when they host Post University at the Joseph West Jones College Center at 6 p.m. Prior to the match, Dempsey and senior middle hitter Catherine Howard (William Penn H.S./New Castle, Del.) will be honored on the occasion of their final home match.

-- www.gbcathletics.com --

GOLDEY-BEACOM ANNOUNCES 2012-13 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CAPTAINS

 

Lightning Senior Class to Lead Team During Upcoming Season 

 

WILMINGTON, Del. – Seniors Irene Hudson (Corcoran H.S./Syracuse, N.Y.),Jacinda Jones (Concord H.S./Claymont, Del.), Devonne Richardson (Milford Mill Academy/Baltimore, Md.), Ashley Rosario (Harry S. Truman H.S./Levittown, Pa.) and Akilah Sewell (Baltimore City College H.S./Baltimore, Md.) have been selected to serve as captains for the 2012-13 Goldey-Beacom College women’s basketball team, it has been announced by Coach Jen Carleton. 

AJ PICARD, MARCUS PORTER NAMED AS 2012-13 GOLDEY-BEACOM CAPTAINS

 

Duo Ranked Among Team’s Scoring Leaders Last Year 

 

WILMINGTON, Del. – Junior guard A.J. Picard (Souderton Area H.S./Skippack, Pa.) and sophomore guard Marcus Porter (Howard H.S./Wilmington, Del.) have been selected to serve as captains for the 2012-13 Goldey-Beacom College men’s basketball team, it has been announced by Coach Chuck Hammond.

GOLDEY-BEACOM TO PARTICIPATE IN WALK TO END ALZHEIMER’S ON OCT. 20

 

Lightning Look to Support Cause as Part of Community Service Efforts 

 

WILMINGTON, Del. – Over the last five years, the Goldey-Beacom College women’s basketball team has not only stressed being successful on the court, but has also emphasized making an impact in the community.

While the Lightning players have participated in many events during those five years, their participation in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Saturday, Oct. 20 will also have another goal – showing support for one of their own.  

HOWELL AND RICHMOND-PETERS HONORED AS HOMECOMING ROYALTY

 

Pair of Lightning Student-Athletes Selected as Homecoming King and Queen 

 

WILMINGTON, Del. – Junior men’s soccer player Thatcher Howell (Salesianum H.S./Wilmington, Del.) and junior women’s basketball player Briana Richmond-Peters (Brimm Medical Arts H.S./Camden, N.J.) have been named as the 2012-13 Goldey-Beacom College Homecoming King and Queen, respectively, according to a vote of the College’s student body.

SORIANO LEADS CALDWELL TO 5-0 VICTORY OVER GOLDEY-BEACOM

October 13, 2012

Freshman Records First Multi-Goal Effort of Career as Cougars Spoil Lightning’s Homecoming 

 

WILMINGTON, Del. – Freshman midfielder Sarina Soriano (Archbishop Mitty H.S./San Jose, Calif.) recorded the first multi-goal effort of her college career by scoring two goals as Caldwell College (10-3-0, 7-1-0) earned its 10th win in the last 11 matches with a 5-0 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory over Goldey-Beacom College (3-11-0, 1-9-0) at the Lightning’s Nancy Churchman-Sawin Field on Saturday afternoon.

TOLE LEADS HOLY FAMILY TO 3-0 VICTORY OVER GOLDEY-BEACOM

Senior Forward Scores Goal with an Assist as Tigers Earn Third Win in Last Four Matches

NEW CASTLE, Del. – Senior forward Megan Tole (Archbishop Ryan H.S./Philadelphia, Pa.) scored a goal and added an assist to lead Holy Family University (4-9-0, 4-5-0) to its third win in the last four matches with a 3-0 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory over Goldey-Beacom College (3-10-0, 1-8-0) at the Kirkwood Soccer Complex on Tuesday afternoon.

Led by Tole, the Tigers also posted their second straight victory. During the last four matches, the Tigers have outscored their opponents by an 11-2 margin with three shutouts.

GOLDEY-BEACOM CLAIMS PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY INVITATIONAL TITLE

Lightning Earn Third Championship of Season as Whiteside Earns Medalist Honors

LAFAYETTE HILL, Pa. – Led by senior Jeff Whiteside (Newark H.S./Bear, Del.), the Goldey-Beacom College men’s golf team won its third straight event by claiming first place at the Philadelphia University Invitational at The ACE Club on Tuesday afternoon.

It marked the Lightning’s second victory in two days after Goldey-Beacom defeated Philadelphia University and Richard Stockton College at a tri-match on Monday at The ACE Club.

GOLDEY-BEACOM EARNS SEVENTH PLACE AT 2012 GBC FALL CLASSIC

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Senior Elizabeth Williams Leads Lightning With 28th Place Finish

WILMINGTON, Del. – Senior Elizabeth Williams (A.I. duPont H.S./Wilmington, Del.) earned 28th place to lead Goldey-Beacom College to a seventh place finish at the 11th annual Goldey-Beacom College Fall Classic at Carousel Park on Friday afternoon.

Williams, who was the Lightning’s top finisher for the fifth straight meet, completed the race in a time of 23:53 as Goldey-Beacom scored 179 points. Meanwhile, Hood College earned the women’s team title by scoring 49 points while the University of the Sciences followed in second place with 50 points.

Freshman Sarah Grzybowski (Concord H.S./Wilmington, Del.) earned 40th place with a time of 25:05 while senior Felicia Justice (Clearfield H.S./West Point, Utah) followed in 41st place by crossing the finish line in 25:15.

Freshman Valarie Orth (Schalick H.S./Pittsgrove, N.J.) earned 44th place with a time of 25:38 while junior Carly Mitchell (Elkton H.S./Elkton, Md.) followed with a time of 25:54 to earn 47th place. Senior Alyssa Murray (Hodgson Vo-Tech H.S./Townsend, Del.) finished the race in 52nd place with a time of 26:26 while junior Tigan Frisby (Mount Pleasant H.S./Claymont, Del.) crossed the finish line in a time of 27:32, which was good for 59th place.

Freshmen Samia Blassengale (Delcastle H.S./Newark, Del.) and Leshae Lee (Joppatowne H.S./Edgewood, Md.) finished the race in 62nd and 64th places, respectively.

The Lightning will return to action on Friday, Oct. 12 at the University of Delaware Blue and Gold Meet, which will begin at 2 p.m.

 

SEMENZA, KELLY LEAD GOLDEY-BEACOM TO 2-1 VICTORY OVER CONCORDIA

 

Lightning Post Second Win in Three Matches While Posting First CACC Win of Season

 

NEW CASTLE, Del. – Junior forward Danielle Semenza (Hazleton Area H.S./Hazle Township, Pa.) and freshman forward Tiffany Kelly (Parsippany H.S./Parsippany, N.J.) each scored a goal to lead Goldey-Beacom College (2-8-0, 1-6-0) to its second win in the last three matches, a 2-1 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory over Concordia College (0-9-0, 0-6-0) at the Kirkwood Soccer Complex on Saturday afternoon.

GOLDEY-BEACOM VOLLEYBALL TO HOST “DIG PINK” EVENT OCT. 11 -cnbnews.net

 

Lightning to Raise Funds for Breast Cancer Awareness 

 

WILMINGTON, Del. – When the Goldey-Beacom College volleyball team hosts Chestnut Hill on Thursday, Oct. 11, the Lightning will not only be trying to win the match, but they will be looking to do something just as important – raise money for breast cancer.

REICH LEADS GOLDEY-BEACOM TO SIXTH PLACE EFFORT AT PHILADELPHIA METRO CLASSIC

Junior Finishes in Eighth Place for Third Straight Top 10 Finish
 
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – Junior Stewart Reich (Gov. Thomas Johnson H.S./Frederick, Md.) recorded his third consecutive top 10 finish by placing eighth to lead Goldey-Beacom College to a sixth place finish at the Philadelphia Metro Cross Country Championships at the Belmont Plateau on Saturday afternoon.

DIGIOVANNI LEADS CHESTNUT HILL TO 3-1 VICTORY OVER GOLDEY-BEACOM -cnbnews.net

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Junior Records Second Straight Multi-Goal Game as Griffins Extend Win Streak

NEW CASTLE, Del. – Junior forward Carly DiGiovanni (Ocean City H.S./Seaville, N.J.) scored two goals and added an assist to lead Chestnut Hill College (3-4-0, 3-0-0) to its third straight win, a 3-1 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory over Goldey-Beacom College (0-6-0, 0-5-0) at the Kirkwood Soccer Complex on Wednesday afternoon.

The Griffins’ leading scorer with seven goals and an assist, DiGiovanni has scored five of her goals in the last two games. Prior to her two-goal effort against Goldey-Beacom, she recorded the first “hat trick” of her career with a three-goal performance against Concordia on Saturday.

DiGiovanni gave the Griffins a 1-0 lead in the 18th minute when she scored on a header shot after receiving a pass from junior Stephanie Litty (Cherokee H.S./Marlton, N.J.) from the right side.

With 1:53 remaining in the first half, Chestnut Hill upped the advantage to 2-0 when sophomore forward Alexis LeDonne (Williamstown H.S./Williamstown, N.J.) tallied her first goal of the season when she converted a flick pass from DiGiovanni that came after a throw-in from senior defender Shannon Catts (Our Lady of Mercy Academy/Elmer, N.J.).

The Griffins held onto the two-goal lead until the 75th minute when Goldey-Beacom took advantage of an own goal after a pass from sophomore forward Alexandra Smith (Pennsville Memorial H.S./Pennsville, N.J.) into the penalty area was deflected by a Chestnut Hill defender into the goal.

But, DiGiovanni regained the two-goal edge for Chestnut Hill with 7:43 remaining when she scored on a rebound of a shot by junior Kaelyn Pizarro (Eastern Regional H.S./Berlin, N.J.) that hit the far post.

While DiGiovanni led the Griffins to the victory, sophomore goalkeeper Samantha Pauls (Union Catholic Regional H.S./South Plainfield, N.J.) made five saves in her first start of the season.

Senior goalkeeper Alyssa Vetrano (Shore Regional H.S./Ocean, N.J.) made four saves in a losing effort for the Lightning, who outshot the Griffins by a 16-13 margin and held a 7-6 advantage in corner kicks.

The Lightning, who finished a three-game homestand against the Griffins on Wednesday, will visit Dominican in a CACC match-up on Saturday. Meanwhile, the Griffins continue their three-match road trip on Saturday at Caldwell.

College Women’s Soccer: Chestnut Hill 3, Goldey-Beacom 1
Chestnut Hill (3-4-0, 3-0-0) 2 1 - 3
Goldey-Beacom (0-6-0, 0-5-0) 0 1 - 1

Goals: CHC – Carly DiGiovanni 2 (17:30, 82:17), Alexis LeDonne 1 (43:07); GBC – Own Goal (74:45). Assists: CHC – Kaelyn Pizarro 1, Stephanie Litty 1, Carly DiGiovanni 1, Shannon Catts 1; GBC – n/a. Saves: CHC – Samantha Pauls 5 (90:00, 1 goals allowed); GBC – Alyssa Vetrano 4 (90:00, 3 goals allowed). Shots: CHC – 13; GBC – 16. Corner Kicks: CHC – 6; GBC – 7. Attendance: 93.

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GOLDEY-BEACOM EARNS THIRD PLACE AT DUKES INVITATIONAL

 

Stewart Reich Leads Lightning by Finishing in Third Place

VINELAND, N.J. – Led by junior Stewart Reich (Gov. Thomas Johnson/Frederick, Md.), the Goldey-Beacom College men’s cross country team finished in third place at the Dukes Invitational hosted by Cumberland County College on Saturday morning.

The reigning Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Runner of the Week, Reich posted a time of 16 minutes, 23 seconds in the 5K race while freshman Logan Jones (Tuscarora H.S./Frederick, Md.) followed with a sixth place finish in his college debut, crossing the finish line with a time of16:49.

Junior Hugo Morales (Walkersville H.S./Frederick, Md.) posted a time of 18 minutes, 15 seconds to earn 20th place while senior David Zartler (Perryville H.S./Perryville, Md.) earned 23rd place by completing the course in 18 minutes, 32 seconds.

Junior Jabari Chambers (Howard H.S./Wilmington, Del.) contributed a 24th place finish with a time of 18:32 while sophomore Angelo Melendez (Elmont Memorial H.S./Valley Stream, N.Y.) posted a time of 19:12 to finish in 27th place.

Freshman Ethan Burton (Red Lion Christian Academy/Middletown, Del.) finished the race in a time of 21 minutes, 8 seconds to earn 39th place.

The Lightning will compete at the Philadelphia Metro Championship next Saturday at 12 p.m.

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GOLDEY-BEACOM EARNS THIRD PLACE AT DUKES INVITATIONAL

 

Elizabeth Williams Leads Lightning by Posting Ninth Place Finish

VINELAND, N.J. – Led by senior Elizabeth Williams (A.I. duPont H.S./Wilmington, Del.), the Goldey-Beacom College women’s cross country team finished in third place at the Dukes Invitational hosted by Cumberland County College on Saturday morning.

Williams posted a time of 23 minutes, 3 seconds in the 5K race while junior Carly Mitchell (Elkton H.S./Elkton, Md.) finished in 14th place by completing the race in 23 minutes, 30 seconds. Senior Felicia Justice (Clearfield H.S./West Point, Utah) placed 15th out of 41 runners by crossing the finish line with a time of 23:48.

Freshman Sarah Grzybowski (Concord H.S./Wilmington, Del.) added an 18th place effort with a time of 23:52 while freshman Valarie Orth (Schalick H.S./Pittsgrove, N.J.) was 22nd with a time of 25:07.

Senior Alyssa Murray (Hodgson Vo-Tech H.S./Townsend, Del.) posted a time of 25:17 to finish in 23rd place while freshman Leshae Lee had a 29th place effort with a time of 27:37.

Junior Tigan Frisby (Mount Pleasant H.S./Claymont, Del.) and freshman Samia Blassengale (Delcastle H.S./Newark, Del.) finished in 31st and 35th places, respectively.

The Lightning will compete at the Philadelphia Metro Championship next Saturday at 12 p.m.

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ALYSIA ARCONA LIFTS FELICIAN TO 3-1 CACC VICTORY OVER GOLDEY-BEACOM

ALYSIA ARCONA LIFTS FELICIAN TO 3-1 CACC VICTORY OVER GOLDEY-BEACOM

CACC’s Leading Scorer Tallies Two Goals with an Assist as Golden Falcons Snap Losing Streak

NEW CASTLE, Del. – Junior forward Alysia Arcona (Hackettstown H.S./Hackettstown, N.J.) scored two goals and added an assist as Felician College (3-3-0, 2-1-0) snapped a three-match losing streak with a 3-1 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference victory over Goldey-Beacom College (0-5-0, 0-4-0) at the Kirkwood Soccer Complex on Saturday afternoon.

The CACC’s leading scorer with seven goals and two assists, Arcona tallied her second multi-goal effort of the season while helping the Golden Falcons earn their first win since a 6-0 victory over Concordia on Sept. 6.

Felician took a 1-0 lead in the 19th minute when junior forward Juliet Numfor (Stanstead College/Hillsborough, N.J.) scored her second goal of the season on a header after receiving a pass from Arcona.

Less than five minutes later, Arcona extended the Golden Falcons’ advantage to 2-0 when she bent a corner kick into the far side of the goal past senior goalkeeper Alyssa Vetrano (Shore Regional H.S./Ocean, N.J.).

With 14:15 remaining in the first half, the Lightning trimmed the deficit to 2-1 when junior forward Danielle Semenza (Hazleton Area H.S./Hazel Township, Pa.) scored her first goal of the season off assists from freshman Tiffany Kelly (Parsippany H.S./Parsippany, N.J.) and sophomore Alexandra Smith (Pennsville Memorial H.S./Pennsville, N.J.).

But, the Golden Falcons added an insurance goal in the 70th minute when Arcona scored her second goal of the match, a 35-yard blast past Vetrano to give Felician a 3-1 advantage.

While Arcona led the Golden Falcons, senior goalkeeper Allie Couzo (Sayreville War Memorial H.S./Sayreville, N.J.) made eight saves for the second straight match.

Vetrano posted seven saves in a losing effort for the Lightning, who had an 18-15 advantage in shots.

The Lightning will finish their three-match homestand on Wednesday afternoon when they host Chestnut Hill College at the Kirkwood Soccer Complex at 3 p.m.

College Women’s Soccer: Felician College 3, Goldey-Beacom College 1

Felician (3-3-0, 2-1-0) 2 1 - 3

Goldey-Beacom (0-5-0, 0-4-0) 1 0 - 1

Goals: FEL – Alysia Arcona 2 (22:58, 69:04), Juliet Numfor 1 (18:05); GBC – Danielle Semenza 1 (30:45). Assists: FEL – Alysia Arcona 1; GBC – Tiffany Kelly 1, Alexandra Smith 1. Saves: FEL – Allie Couzo 8 (90:00, 1 goals allowed); GBC – Alyssa Vetrano 7 (90:00, 3 goals allowed). Shots: FEL – 15; GBC – 18. Corner Kicks: FEL – 8; GBC – 5. Attendance: 102.

 

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BASTARDO, BIK, FARIAS, JANK NAMED AS 2012 GOLDEY-BEACOM CAPTAINS

 

 

Trio of Seniors and One Junior to Lead Lightning Into Season Opener at Saint Rose on Friday 

 

WILMINGTON, Del. – A trio of seniors, including defender Carlos Bastardo (Caracas, Venezuela), forward Matt Bik (Sacred Heart H.S./Vineland, N.J.) and goalkeeper Ignacio Farias (Maracay, Venezuela), along with junior midfielder Andre Jank (Campo Grande, Brazil) have been named as team captains for the 2012 Goldey-Beacom College men’s soccer team, it has been announced by first-year Coach Ryan Dixon.

A three-year starter for the Lightning, Bastardo started all 15 games last year. In his three-year career, he has started 42 of 48 games and scored a goal during his freshman season. He also contributed six shots, including four as a freshman.

Meanwhile, Bik appeared in 14 games last year, including 13 starts. He was the Lightning’s second-leading scorer last year with two goals and an assist, scoring against Holy Family on Sept. 20 and against Bloomfield on Oct. 10. A three-year starter for the Lightning, he has started 46 of 49 career games and has tallied seven goals with six assists.

A starter in all 15 games last year for the Lightning, Farias posted a 3.03 goals against average while stopping 70.1 per cent of the shots he faced. He made a season-high 13 saves against Felician on Oct. 15 and tallied nine saves at Shippensburg on Sept. 4 and against Nyack on Oct. 22. A starter in 35 of 43 career games, Farias has recorded a .725 save percentage with a 2.45 goals against average in three years with the Lightning.

After playing in seven games as a freshman, Jank was a starter in 13 of 15 games last year for the Lightning. He was the team’s leading scorer with four goals and an assist, including a goal in back-to-back games against Holy Family on Sept. 20 and Chestnut Hill on Sept. 29. In his two-year career, Jank has scored five goals with an assist.   

The Lightning will open the 2012 season on Friday, Aug. 31 with a non-conference game at the College of Saint Rose at 7 p.m.

 

 

WILLIAMS, HEADLEY, VETRANO SELECTED AS 2012 GOLDEY-BEACOM CAPTAINS

 

Trio of Seniors to Lead Lightning Into Upcoming Season 

 

WILMINGTON, Del. – A trio of seniors, including defender Shaana Headley (Copiague H.S./Amityville, N.Y.),  goalkeeper Alyssa Vetrano (Shore Regional H.S./Ocean, N.J.), andforward Kelly Williams (Copiague H.S./Copiague, N.Y.), have been selected to serve as captains for the 2012 Goldey-Beacom College women’s soccer team, it has been announced by Coach John Cappiello.

Senior Setter and Sophomore Outside Hitter to Lead Lightning

 

 

WILMINGTON, Del. – Senior setter Monica Dempsey (Secaucas H.S./Secaucas, N.J.) and sophomore outside hitter Kadi McCoy (Dallastown H.S./Dallastown, Pa.) have been selected as team captains for the 2012 Goldey-Beacom College volleyball team, it has been announced by Coach Rich Bowers.

GOLDEY-BEACOM ALUM MICHAEL TOBIASON TO COMPETE ON “BIG BREAK”

 

Former Golfer and Basketball Player Selected as One of 12 Participants for Golf Channel Show 

 

WILMINGTON, Del. – Former Goldey-Beacom College golf and men’s basketball standout Michael Tobiason has been selected as one of 12 participants for “Big Break Greenbrier” on The Golf Channel, it has been announced by Golf Channel officials.

The season premiere of the 11-week competition will air on Tuesday, Oct. 2 at 9 p.m. Eastern time.

GOLDEY-BEACOM COLLEGE TO HOST MEN’S GOLF FALL INVITATIONAL

  

Lightning to Host One-Day Event at Newark Country Club 

 

WILMINGTON, Del. – The Goldey-Beacom College men’s golf team will hold its annual Fall Invitational on Monday, October 22, it has been announced by Coach Michael Barrow.

The one-day, 36-hole event will be held at the Newark Country Club in Newark, Del. Built in 1921, Newark Country is a par-71 course with a length of 6,300 yards.

CNBNEWS.NET SPORTS: Curtis Hopkins Commits to Goldey-Beacom; College WS Baseball Schedule

 

Williamstown High School (N.J.) Guard Brings Winning Attitude

6/15/2011 

WILLIAMSTOWN, N.J. – Curtis Hopkins, a 6-foot-2, 190 lb. guard out of Williamstown High School (N.J.) has committed to Goldey-Beacom College, it was announced today by head men's basketball coach,Chuck Hammond.

Curtis Hopkins with his parents Valerie and Marvin, signs his National Letter of Intent to attend Goldey-Beacom College this Fall.

 

"Curtis is a fine young man,” Hammond said. “He is someone thatwill represent our program and our school the right way. We are looking forward to adding him to our program.”

   
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 A Third Team All-Group 4 selection, Hopkins led the top-seeded Williamstown High Braves to the sectional finals as a senior this past season.

Hopkins earned a reputation in South Jersey as a clutch shooter, making game-winning shots at the buzzer in Williamstown victories over Moorestown and in the State semifinals against Lenape.

GBC Softball Picked 11th in CACC Preseason Coaches’ Poll

 

 

NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Goldey-Beacom College softball team was picked 11^th in the 2011 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Coaches’ Poll, announced by the conference today.

 

Caldwell, which received 194 points and 12 first-place votes, was picked to capture the league title, while defending CACC champion Dominican was selected second with 174 points and one first-place vote. Last year’s CACC runner-up Georgian Court was third with 168 points and one first-place vote.

 

In fourth place was Philadelphia University (139), followed by Concordia (138), Wilmington (115), Bloomfield (108), USciences (97), Holy Family (96) and Post (74).