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Friday, April 18, 2008 Hornets 'confident' heading into USA South tourney WINCHESTER — First baseman Lauren Wall had a look of indecision after fielding a sharply hit groundball, but Shenandoah catcher Catherine Beuerle yelled "two," directing Wall to throw to second base for a force out on Wednesday. Thursday, April 17, 2008
WINCHESTER — Shut down, not shutout, is a baseball term pitchers typically cringe at hearing. The words are normally synonymous with fatigue, overuse or simply — arm trouble.
Friday, April 11, 2008
WINCHESTER — The thought of starting pitcher David Frelin lasting just two innings and surrendering six runs would've seemed dubious, especially after the way the Shenandoah senior struck out the first two Frostburg State batters he faced at Bridgeforth Field on Thursday. Thursday, April 3, 2008 Ninth-inning double lifts Generals past SU WINCHESTER — A well-timed Washington and Lee double that knocked in two runs in the top of the ninth inning left Shenandoah down 5-4 and unable to recover Wednesday night. Wednesday, April 2, 2008 Van Sickler stars on the mound, at the plate for Hornets WINCHESTER — Miss low when targeting the outside half of the plate; bear up and tight on the inside portion. Those were the directions of Shenandoah manager Kevin Anderson to freshman starting pitcher Greg Van Sickler between the first and second innings on Tuesday against Eastern Mennonite. Wednesday, March 5, 2008 Davis efficient, effective in Hornets win WINCHESTER — Three warm-up pitches between innings against the Roanoke Maroons on Tuesday at Bridgeforth Field were all Shenandoah junior left-handed pitcher Matthew Davis wished for. Thursday, February 28, 2008
WINCHESTER — A day after his historic career ended in the quarterfinals of the USA South Tournament to Greensboro, Shenandoah senior forward Jeremiah Lawrence was unanimously named the conference's player of the year on Wednesday. Wednesday, February 27, 2008
WINCHESTER — Burdened by the return of a press that earlier spurred a 31-6 run for Greensboro, Shenandoah senior Onyie Onunaku crossed midcourt with less than 25 seconds remaining in the game, desperately needing a quick basket or three-point play. Tuesday, February 26, 2008
WINCHESTER — Katherine Flint's pleas to shoot a potential game-tying 3-pointer against Peace on Feb. 10 went unheeded. In a move hard to second-guess, Shenandoah head coach Michelle Guyant-Holloway instead sculpted a play for Caity Gadinksi and Whitney French, the team's leading perimeter shooter. Tuesday, February 26, 2008 Kline thriving in SU offense WINCHESTER — Once accustomed to taking the last shot of a game, Shenandoah freshman center Kevin Kline is now often the source of the first. Monday, February 18, 2008 Bryan, Hornets avenge early-season rout WINCHESTER — When Shenandoah trailed Averett by 11 points nine minutes into the first half, it was reminiscent of the Hornets' lopsided 23-point loss to the Cougars in January. Monday, February 18, 2008 SU women sweep weekend opponents WINCHESTER — There was only one major difference between the Jan. 27 game between Shenandoah University and Averett University and their rematch on Saturday afternoon: The second time around, the Hornets weren't forced to rely on a last-second shot by guard Katherine Flint to pull out a victory. |
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