2008 Woodie Awards
MC Sports Briefs
Issue date: 10/6/04 Section: Sports
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Men's Soccer
The Manhattan Jaspers have an overall season record of 1-5. On Sept. 21, the Jaspers were defeated by University of Virginia in a non-conference game, 4-1. The Jaspers seemed to have been putting up a fight against Virginia at the half when the game was tied at 1 a piece, however, Virginia started the second half strong and score three more goals to assure the victory over the Jaspers. The Jaspers' next game was a shut out. The St. Francis Terriers scored their first goal in the first half and went on the score two more in the second making the final score 3-0.
Women's Soccer
On Sept. 26, St. Francis beat the Lady Jaspers, 3-1 in Loretto PA. In the second half the Lady Jaspers had a 1-0 lead over St. Francis, but they just could not hold on to it, and Terriers soon took the lead. The Lady Jaspers suffered their ninth straight lost of the season against Iona, 4-1. Sophomore, Katie Kuntz scored the only goal of the game for the Jaspers while the Iona Gaels score two in the first and then two more in the second.
Softball
The Manhattan Lady Jaspers have been having outstandingly in the fall season. After being placed second at the Fordham Invitational, the Jaspers competed against many talented teams without dropping a match. The Jaspers traveled to Pace University to play three games. On the first day of competition, the Jaspers played the host and had a shut out game, 3-0. The following game was against St. Francis. Manhattan continued their dominance by beating the Terriers 2-1. In the finale, the Lady Jaspers completely overpowered Ramapo by winning 4-0.
The Manhattan Jaspers have an overall season record of 1-5. On Sept. 21, the Jaspers were defeated by University of Virginia in a non-conference game, 4-1. The Jaspers seemed to have been putting up a fight against Virginia at the half when the game was tied at 1 a piece, however, Virginia started the second half strong and score three more goals to assure the victory over the Jaspers. The Jaspers' next game was a shut out. The St. Francis Terriers scored their first goal in the first half and went on the score two more in the second making the final score 3-0.
Women's Soccer
On Sept. 26, St. Francis beat the Lady Jaspers, 3-1 in Loretto PA. In the second half the Lady Jaspers had a 1-0 lead over St. Francis, but they just could not hold on to it, and Terriers soon took the lead. The Lady Jaspers suffered their ninth straight lost of the season against Iona, 4-1. Sophomore, Katie Kuntz scored the only goal of the game for the Jaspers while the Iona Gaels score two in the first and then two more in the second.
Softball
The Manhattan Lady Jaspers have been having outstandingly in the fall season. After being placed second at the Fordham Invitational, the Jaspers competed against many talented teams without dropping a match. The Jaspers traveled to Pace University to play three games. On the first day of competition, the Jaspers played the host and had a shut out game, 3-0. The following game was against St. Francis. Manhattan continued their dominance by beating the Terriers 2-1. In the finale, the Lady Jaspers completely overpowered Ramapo by winning 4-0.