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B R Y A N T

S P O R T S D I G E S T

The 1981-82 Bryant Sports Digest was prepared by the Bryant Sports Informa­tion Office. All schedules are tentative due to publishing deadlines. Updated schedules and rosters will be provided to the media prior to the start of each season.

Bryant home athletic contests, with the exception of golf, are held on the Bry­ant campus, Rt. 7, Smithfield, Rhode Is­land. All home golf matches are held at the Woonsocket Country Club, Belling-ham, Mass.

For additional information contact the Sports Information Office,231-1200, ext. 338.

John Gillooly Dir. of Sports Information

T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

This is Bryant 2-4 How to Reach Bryant 5 College Directory 5 Athletic Directory 5 Baseball 6 Bowling 7 Men's Basketball 8 Women's Basketball 9 Men's Cross Country 10 Women's Cross Country 11 Men's Soccer 12 Women's Soccer 13 Golf 14 Softball 15 Men's Tennis 16 Women's Tennis 17 Men's Track 18 Women's Track 19 Women's Volleyball 20 Men's Volleyball 21 NE-7 Conference 22 NE-7 Schedules 23 Bryant Varsity Records 24-27 Bryant All-Americans 28 Yearly Varsity Records 28 1981-82 Composite Schedule . . . Insert

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Spread over 300 acres in the green hills of suburban Smith-field, Rhode Island, Bryant College appears a marvel of modern architecture. Designed with maximum flexibility, the campus buildings were planned to accommodate the changing and con­stantly updated education programs and social attitudes of our time. The setting, campus and ultra-modern facilities all con­tribute to an individualistic approach to education.

For well over a century, Bryant College has pioneered in specialized education that provides an essential resource for business and industry — creative, knowledgeable, and highly skilled men and women.

Bryant was founded in 1863 as a privately-owned commer­cial college in Providence, Rhode Island. Its motto, then as now, was "Education for Business Leadership". But the definition of "business leadership" has been in constant transformation since that motto was conceived, and Bryant's educational mission has expanded accordingly.

By combining business courses with general studies courses in the humanities, the social sciences, and the arts, Bryant gives its students the foundation for a lifetime of achievement and continued learning.

Nationally recognized four-year undergraduate programs lead to the degrees of Bachelor of Science in Business Adminis­tration, Bachelor of Science in Business Teacher Education, Bachelor of Science in Office Administration, and Bachelor of Science in Law Enforcement. These four-year programs may be completed in three or three-and-a-half years by attending special sessons. A two-year program in secretarial and office educations leads to the degree of Associate in Science in Secre­tarial Studies.

On October 24, 1967, Earl S. Tupper, former president of Tupperware Company, made an outright gift of his 222-acre estate to the College. This gave Bryant the unique opportunity of building a new campus from the ground up.

The move to Smithfield in 1971 converted Bryant from an urban to a suburban college. The campus location offers indiv­idual students the best of two worlds - the serenity of a sub­urban campus, all within 15 minutes of Rhode Island's capital city, Providence.

A network of modern superhighways link the campus to the major turnpikes of New England. The campus is only 12 miles from Providence and 40 miles from Boston.

Athletic facilities are an integral part of the Bryant campus. Last spring the new multi-purpose activities center opened its doors to the Bryant community. The addition of the MAC gave Bryant one of the most complete and modern collegiate athletic facilities in the East.

B A S E B A L L

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If coach Mike McGuinn can find pitching to match the offen­sive displayed last season, the Indians will be one of the top col­lege-division teams in New England this spring.

Led by Paul Perry, the number two hitter in the New Eng­land Division Two ranks, the Indians set seven school offensive records last season.

Included among those record-setting efforts was Perry's .430 average and a .312 team batting average.

Perry, a senior outfielder from Riverside, Connecticut, will be leading the attack once again this year. But coach Mike McGuinn also will have the services of three other players who hit over 300 last year - Gene Rosadino, Joe Scanlon and Paul Man-gano. Scanlon, a senior infielder from East Hartford, will serve as co-captain with Perry.

Mike Walsh, a junior righthander from Westwood, Mass., will be the top returning pitcher. But McGuinn will be looking for help from several newcomers as the Indians' mound staff attempts to lower the 4.77 ERA it posted last year.

C o a c h

M i k e

M c G u i n n

In three years as head coach Mike has returned respectabil­ity to the Bryant baseball program.

In 1978, the Indians set a New England record for most loss­es, 25, and most consecutive losses, 22.

Mike took over the team the following year and started a rebuilding program. Last year the Indians were one of the top hitting teams in the New England Division Two ranks.

Mike, who also serves as the Indians' assistant athletic dir­ector and assistant basketball coach, is a graduate of Providence College where he was a member of the Friars' nationally ranked basketball team in 1974.

1 9 8 1 R e s u l t s

Bryant 3 Southe Southern Maine 7 Bryant 21 Roger Williams 7 Roger Williams 6 Assumption 11 Assumption 10 RIC 10 Springfield 9 Springfield 5 AIC 4 Bryant 10

rn Maine 0 Bryant 0 Babson 0 Bryant 3 Bryant 4 Bryant 7 Bryant 8 Bryant 0 Bryant 2 Bryant 4 Bryant 3

AIC 7 Bryant 28 Barrington 9

SEMass 10 Bryant 12 Bryant 18 Hartford 15 Bryant 14 RIC 6 Central Conn. Central Conn. Stonehill 3 Bryant 4 Bentley 9 URI6

Bryant 5 Nichols 11

Suffolk 9 Bryant 6

Barrington 5 Bryant 2

3 Bryant 2 15 Bryant 10

Bryant 1 Quinnipiac 3

Bryant 8 Bryant 0

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Date Opponent Site Time

March 27 ST. JOSEPH'S (2-7) H 10:30 a March 31 Providence A 2 April 3 St. Anselm's (2-7) A 1 April 4 ASSUMPTION (2-7) H 1 April 6 R.I. College A 3 April 7 BARRINGTON H 3 April 12 Roger Williams (2-7) A 1 April 15 S. E. Mass. A 3 April 17 A.I.C. (2-7) A 1 April 20 Nichols A 3 April 22 SUFFOLK H 3 April 24 Springfield (2-7) A 1 April 25 Hartford (2-7) A 1 April 28 Babson A 3 April 29 R.I. COLLEGE H 3 May 1 Central Conn. (2-7) A 1 May 2 STONEHILL (2-7) H 1 May 8 BENTLEY (2-7) H 12

m. 30 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 30 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

B O W L I N G

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One of the most successful teams in the Bryant varsity sports program, the Indian Keglers are constant national tournament qualifiers.

Members of the Tri-State College Bowling Conference, the Indians finished second in the 4-team league last year.

In addition to their league accomplishments the Indians also captured the Tri-State Doubles Tournament title, finished second in the Association of College Unions International Rolloff and fifth in a 51-team AMF Intercollegiate tournament.

Four of the top members from last year's squad - Steve Guz-ski, Mike Fabian, Lisa Monroe and Ty Rheaume — will be back again this year. The quartet each averaged over 180 during last year's Tri-State season with Guzski at 187, Fabian 185, Monroe 183 and Rheaume 181.

Miss Monroe, one of the top female collegiate bowlers in the East, has been one of the 24 qualifiers for the national women's collegiate tournament in each of her first two seasons of collegia-ate competition.

C o a c h

K e n

M c K e n z i e

Ken McKenzie is one of the most successful bowlers in Bryant College history.

As an undergraduate, Ken qualified for national NAIA and ACU tournaments for four consecutive years during the early 70s.

Ken returned to his alma in 1979 as an academic counselor and immediately took over as head bowling coach.

In the past three years, under Ken's direction, the Indians have been one of the top collegiate bowling teams in the country.

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M E N ' S

B A S K E T B A L L

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The loss of All-American Ernie DeWitt leaves a large void in the Indians' offensive picture. DeWitt had been the Indians top scorer for the past four years leading the tribe to a combined record of 76-33 during his collegiate career.

Without DeWitt in the lineup, the Indians will be looking for a more balanced attack in 81-82. The key to that attack will be Paul Berlo. The 6-6 junior is one of the best shooting forwards in the eastern collegiate ranks. He averaged 13 ppg as a freshman and 16 last year.

Berlo is one of only three players with more than a full year of varsity experience. The other veterans are Dennis Verni, a 6-8 junior center and Ray "Chip" Venter, a 5-11 junior guard.

Lee Schatzlein, a 6-4 sophomore also should play a key role in the Indians' drive for an NCAA tournament berth. Schatzlein averaged 10 points a game during the second half of last season after recovering from an early season leg injury.

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Date Opponent Site Time

November 21 November 24 November 30 December 3 December 5 December 12 December 14 January 5 January 8 January 9 January 14 January 19 January 21 January 23 January 26 January 28 January 30 February 2 February 4 February 6 February 9 February 11 February 13 February 15 February 18 February 20

New Hampshire College MERRIMACK S. E. Mass. UNIV. OF MASS. at Boston

*ST. ANSELM'S BRIDGEPORT Quinnipiac ST. JOSEPH'S (MAINE) Central Conn. Tournament Central Conn. Tournament LOWELL

*SPRINGFIELD *AIC *Bentley *Assumption *Hartford *STONEHILL

R. I. COLLEGE •ASSUMPTION *BENTLEY *AIC Central Conn.

•Springfield Western New England

*HARTFORD •Stonehill

A II A 11 H 11 A II A

11 II H A A A 11 II II II A A A A 11 A

7:30 7:30 8:00 7:30 7:30 7:30 8:00 7:30

6:30-8:30

7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 8:00 TBA 8:00 7:30 8:00

C o a c h

L e o n D r u r y

In his three years as the Indi­ans' head basketball coach, y/ dm Lee Drury has become one of «^ • the most successful college-division coaches in New England. His .675 win-loss percentage (56-27) makes him the winningest active Division Two coach in New England.

In 1980, he was named Rhode Island Coach of the Year by Words Unlimited, the Association of Rhode Island sportswriters and sportscasters.

Lee came to Bryant in 1972 after serving two years as the Brown University freshman basketball coach. Heserved as assist­ant coach and assistant athletic director for six years at Bryant before taking over as AD and head coach in 1978.

A 1966 Springfield College graduate, he was captain of the 65-66 Springfield basketball team, which recorded the best record in Springfield history, 20-4.

He appeared in the 1966 New England Hall of Fame All-Star game and was a member of the 1965 Springfield team that conducted a 62-day Around-the-World good will tour on behalf of the U. S. State Dept.

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*NE-7 CONFERENCE GAMES Playoffs: Feburary 23, 26, 27

N. Hamp. Bryant

Quin'piac Bryant U. Mass. Bryant Bridgept.

62 82

72 80 85 88 90

N.Y. Tech 62

Bryant 63 U.Maryland-Baltimore 71

Bryant Bryant Bryant

04 68 77

Bryant U.Mass @ Boston Bryant R.I.C.

53

66 70 72

Bryant 76(OT) Hartford Bryant Bryant

70 83 60

2(OT) Longwood

Bryant West. N.E. Lowell

62

69 75 63

So.Ct.73(OT)

Spr'gfld. Bryant Bryant Quin'piac Bryant Bryant Bryant Bryant Bryant Stonehill Bryant Bryant Bryant Bryant Spr'gfld.

73 80 65 69 93 85 82 77 77 76 84 70 85 72 79

Bryant R.I.C. S.E. Mass. Bryant Sacred H. Babson Bentley St. Anselm Central Ct. Bryant AIC

66 58 57 67 90 76 68 68 73 68 79

Assumption 65 New Haven 83 Bentley Bryant

56 71

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W O M E N ' S

B A S K E T B A L L

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Coach Mike McKee's squad is hoping to pick up where it left off last season.

After dropping eight of their first 12 games, the women hoop-sters posted a respectable 6-5 record over the final month of the season.

A big reason for the late season charge was a healthy Sue Cristafi. The sophomore guard from East Haven, Conn, missed the first half of the season with a leg injury and wasn't back to full strength until late January.

Once Sue was at full strength the Indians' attack started to jell. She averaged 15 points per game from her backcourt spot in addition to setting up the two top frontcourt performers Tricia Farrand and Kelly Conran. Combined the trio averaged 33 points per game, Farrand 10 and Conran 8. The threesome, along with two other starters Joan Waters and Denise Armstrong, will be back in the lineup again this year.

An extra incentive will be added to the 81-82 campaign with the initial season of Northeast-7 Conference competition.

C o a c h

M i k e M c K e e

Mike will be starting his third year as the women's head bas­ketball coach.

A graduate of St. Francis College in Biddeford, Maine, he was a star performer for the Red Knights basketball forces in 1972.

Since taking over as the Indians head coach he has steadily upgraded the program. Top performers such as Sue Castafi, Tri­cia Ferrand and Kelly Conran all were recruited by McKee.

In addition to coaching the Bryant women, Mike also is the head coach of the Mt. St. Charles Academy boys' team in the R. I. Interscholastic League.

Sue Castafi

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Denise Armstrong

1 9 8 0 - 8 1 R e s u l t s

Quinnipiac 74, Bryant 63 Bryant 69, MIT 27 Bryant 60, Barrington 49 Clark 74, Bryant 67 Bryant 58, Worcester Poly 41 S.E. Mass 68, Bryant 40 Bryant 65, Barrington 39 Hartford 49, Bryant 48 Springfield 92, Bryant 52 RIC 67, Bryant 56 Bryant 67, Roger Williams 42

Quinnipiac 59, Bryant 55 Bryant 71, Sacred Heart 63 Bryant 65, Bentley 77, St. Anselm's 76, Bryant 63, Stonehill 72, Bryant 62, Assumption 61,

Babson 30 Bryant 55 Bryant 63 Bryant 57 Bryant 49

AIC 53 Bryant 57

Bryant 76, New Haven 63

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Date Opponent Site Time

November 18 November 24 December 3 December 5 December 7 December 12 December 14 January 16 January 19 January 21 January 23 January 26 January 28 January 30 February 2 February 4 February 6 February 8 February 10 February 12 February 15

NEWPORT COLLEGE Holy Cross New Haven ST. ANSELM'S Clark SACRED HEART Quinnipiac Babson

•SPRINGFIELD •AIC Southern Conn. BARRINGTON

•Hartford •STONEHILL

R. I. COLLEGE •ASSUMPTION •BENTLEY ROGER WILLIAMS Emmanuel Eastern Conn. S.E. MASS.

II A A II A H A A 11 H A II A II II H II II A A II

7:00 7:00 7:00 5:30 6:00 5:30 5:30 4:00 5:30 5:30 7:00 7:00 5:30 5:30 5:30 5:30 5:30 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00

* February 17, 20, 21 - NE-7 CONFERENCE PL A YOFFS

M E N ' S

C R O S S C O U N T R Y

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Rebuilding is the word for the 1981 Bryant harriers. With the loss through graduation, of five of last year's top seven runners, coach Fred Reinhardt isn't predicting any champion­ships for this year's squad.

The hopes for a successful season appear to rest with two veterans, Jim Forker and Scott Pierson, both juniors.

Reinhardt also is hoping Art Welch, a schoolboy standout at Lincoln, R.I., High, who has been sidelined with injuries for the past two years will be back in action this fall.

Two freshmen with strong high school credentials, Joe Han-ley of North Attleboro, Mass. and Marty Merritt of West Hart­ford, Conn, also should help.

Date

September 12 September 19 September 26 October 3

October 10 October 17 October 24 November 2 November 7 November 14

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Opponent Site Time

Northeastern Invitational BRYANT INVITATIONAL Southeastern Mass. Invit. Springfield, at New Haven,

Central Conn. NE-7 at Bentley College TRI-STATES Easterns at Central Conn. IC4A'S - New York City New England's - Boston,Mass. A NCAA Div. II Championships

A II A

A A II A A A

TBA 2:00

12:00

1:00 TBA 2:00 TBA 1:30 TBA

C o a c h

F r e d

R e i n h a r d t

Fred is the founder of the Bry­ant cross country and track programs. Except for a two-year absence in the mid 70's, he has directed the Indian trackmen since 1965.

During Fred's tenure the Indians have become one of the top college-division cross country and track teams in New Eng­land. One of the leading track officials in New England, Fred also has served as president of the R.I. Timers Guild. In addi­tion to his coaching duties, he is a professor of mathematics at Brvant.

Jim Forkes Scott Pierson

1980 Men's Cross Country Team

W O M E N ' S

C R O S S C O U N T R Y

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Led by senior co-captains Jenny Proud and Janet Cook, the women harriers are looking forward to their second straight suc­cessful season.

Last year, in its first year of varsity competition, coach Char­lie Mandeville's squad posted a 6-5 record in dual meet competi­tion, placed second in the Tri-State Conference championship and captured the women's title in the Bryant International Invitational.

Mandeville has virtually his entire 1980 team back for the 1981 campaign.

In addition to Proud and Cook, veterans Sue Jensen, Beth Perreault, Cathy Kears, Joanne Wright and Anne Quill should provide the depth needed for another winning season.

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Date Opponent Site Time

September 12 September 19 September 26 October 3 October 9 October 17

Northeastern Invitational Stonehill Invitational Wheaton Invitational RIC Invitational STATE TOURNAMENT TRI-STATES

A A A A H H

TBA TBA

11:00 2:00 TBA TBA

C o a c h

C h a r l i e

M a n d e v i l l e

Bryant athletic director Leon Drury didn't have to look very far last year when it came time to find a coach for Bry­ant's newest women's athletic team.

In the past few years, Charlie Mandeville, the Indians' full-time athletic trainer, has become an expert in running tech­niques and treatment of running injuries.

A former All-State hockey player at Mount Saint Charles Academy in Woonsocket, R.I., Charlie has become an avid runner in the past few years, and spends most of his free week­ends participating in New England area road races.

Before coming to Bryant four years ago, Charlie served as trainer for the Sun Coast Suns and Cape Cod Codders profes­sional hockey teams.

Last year in the first year of varsity competition, he direct­ed both the women's cross country and track teams to victori­ous seasons.

1 9 8 0 R e s u l t s

RIC 24, Holy Cross 32, Bry­ant 90, Stonehill 92, Wheaton 126

RIC 15, Bryant 26,Conn. Col­lege 35, Stonehill 64

Bryant 26 Stonehill 28 SE Mass 26, Bridgewater 37,

Bryant 58

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1980 Women's Cross Country Team

M E N ' S S O C C E R

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All NE-7 Conference selections Andy Hardy, Fred Messier and Greg Beamon head the list of 12 lettermen who will form the nucleus of the 1981 squad.

This trio, along with senior co-captain Tom Clynes, junior Jeff Besse and sophomore Tim Lawlor should give the Indians' booters the experience they lacked last season when they lost eight of fourteen matches.

Hardy, a junior from Lima, Peru, was the top scorer last year with seven goals and five assists. Messier, the other co-cap­tain, was one of the top fullbacks in the NE-7 and Beamon, a sophomore from Lexington, MA developed into an outstanding midfielder in his first year of collegiate competition.

The addition of several talented newcomers should help strengthen some of last year's weak spots. Included among the newcomers are Greg Nash, a sophomore transfer who sat out last season and five top freshmen candidates: Rob Losty, Wind­sor Locks, CT, Joe DiPuma, Pleasantville, NY; Rick Sheppeck, Philadelphia, PA; Brian Wise, Framingham, MA, and Roland Locke, Bridgewater, MA.

Date

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Opponent

C o a c h

L o u V e r r o c h i

Site Time

This season marks step-two in Lou Verrochi's rebuilding pro­gram for the Bryant College Soccer team.

Lou took over last season as the Indians' fifth varsity soccer coach and immediately began laying the groundwork for a successful Division-II program.

A native of Walpole, Mass., Lou was head soccer coach at Tri-County Regional High in Franklin, Mass. for two years be­fore taking over as the Indians' head coach last year.

During his two year tenure at Tri-County, Verrochi posted a combined 23-6-1 record, highlighted by a berth in the state tournament in 1979. In addition to his soccer coaching duties, Lou also serves as head wrestling coach at Franklin High.

A 1974 graduate of Boston State College, Lou won varsity letters in Soccer, Wrestling and Lacrosse for the Warriors. He was captain of the Warriors' Soccer team in both 1972 and '73.

September 17 September 22 September 26 September 29 October 3 October 7 October 10 October 14 October 16 October 21 October 24 October 27 October 29 October 31 November 5

S.E. Mass. MERRIMACK R.I. COLLEGE Western New England AIC SPRINGFIELD ST. ANSELM'S Stonehill Bentley NICHOLS QUINNIPIAC PROVIDENCE HARTFORD Assumption Central Conn.

A H 11 A 11 H H A A H H II II A A

3:30 3:30 1:00 3:00 1:00 3:30 1:00 3:30 7:00 3:30 1:00 3:00 3:30 2:00 2:00

1 9 8 0 R e s u l t s Record 4-8-2

Bryant 0 SE Mass 0 Bryant 2 Assumption 1 Springfield 6 Bryant 0 RIC 2 Bryant 0 Bryant 2 West. New Eng. 0 Providence 3 Bryant 2 St. Anselm's 1 Bryant 0

Bryant 4 Bentley 3 Nichols 3 Quinnipiac 2 Hartford 8 Bryant 1 Mass Bryant 4

Stonehill 2 Bryant 1 Bryant 2 Bryant 0 Bryant 2

Maritime 1 AIC 1

W O M E N ' S S O C C E R

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If experience is the key to success, 1981 could be a banner year for the women's soccer team.

Only two players graduated from last year's 21-women ros­ter, giving the Indians the expereince they lacked in 1980.

After a slow start in their first year of varsity competition last season, the women booters lost only one of their final five matches en route to a 2-3-2 record.

If they can find some talented freshmen to complement the long list of veterans this could be the first winning women's soccer season in Bryant history.

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Record 2-3-2

Stonehill 2 Bryant 1 Stonehill 4 Bryant 2 URI2 Bryant 1 Bryant 1 URI 1 Bryant 5 RIC 1 Bryant 3 Babson 2 Bryant 3 Brown JV 3

Date

September 19 September 23 September 26 September 29 October 1 October 3 October 7 October 14 October 17 October 21 October 24 October 28 October 31 November 3 November 5 November 7

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Opponent

STONEHILL R. I. COLLEGE BROWN Providence Tufts BRANDEIS CURRY URI NEWPORT COLLEGE Stonehill Babson R. I. College URI State Tournament State Tournament State Tournament

Site

II H II A A II II II H A A A A

TBA TBA TBA

Time

1:00 3:30 1:00 3:30 3:30 1:00 3:30 3:30 1:00 3:30 1:00 3:30

10:30 3:30 3:30 3:30

1980 Women's Soccer Team

G O L F

O U T L O O K

The New England Intercollegiate individual champion, three other starters from a team that qualified for the 1980 national NCAA Division Two Tournament and some top freshmen prospects.

What all that adds up to is another highly successul season for coach Archie Boulet's linkmen.

With Jim Hallet, the New England Intercollegiate champ, leading the attack the Indians should be a top contender for the New England team title.

Hallet, a junior from South Yarmouth, Mass., became one of the leading eastern amateur golfers this summer as he cap­tured medalist honors in the Massachusetts Amateur and low amateur prize in the Rhode Island Open in addition to his col­legiate championship.

But Hallet isn't the only reason the Indians should be in the New England title race this season. Joining Hallet once again will be senior Tony Gerardi, junior Mark O'Brien and sopho­more Bill Walthouse, all starters from last spring's top five.

Freshmen Steve Dion of North Attleboro, Mass., John Jep-sen of Newton, Mass. and Wally Cichon of Ellington, Conn, should provide added depth.

Under Boulet's direction the Indians have had either an individual or team qualify for the national NCAA tournament in eight of the past 10 years.

C o a c h

A r t B o u l e t

Archie Boulet is one of the most successful collegiate golf coaches in the East. For the past 10 years, either an indiv­idual member or Boulet's entire team has qualified for national competition.

In 18 years at the helm of the Indian linkmen, Boulet has suffered only two losing seasons. In addition to his coaching duties, Boulet is chairman of the Bryant Science Department and owner of the Woonsocket Country Club in Bellingham, Massachusetts.

Date

September 9

September 10 September 11 September 12 September 14 September 17 September 21 September 28 September 29 October 4 October 5 October 8 October 9

1 9 8 1 F o i l S c h e d u l e Opponent Site

SOUTHERN CONN & ROGER WILLIAMS H

BENTLEY H Bowdoin Invitational A Bowdoin Invitational A URI A Lowell A Babson at St. Anselm's A N.E.I.G.A.'s A N.E.I.G.A.'s A Toski Invitational A Toski Invitational A E.C.A.C. A E.C.A.C. A

Time

12:30 12:30 TBA TBA TBA TBA 12:30 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

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Date Opponent Site Time

14 Jim Hallet, N.E. Intercollegiate Champion

April 1 April 2 April 18 April 19 April 22 April 26 April 27 May 1 May 2

S. E. Mass. Bentley at Babson Salem State Invitational Salem State Invitational Nichols New England's at

N. Seabury, Mass. Bud Classic at Oswego, NY Bud Classic at Oswego, NY

A A A

A A

A

1:00 12:30 TBA

1:00 TBA

TBA

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C O M P O S I T E S C H E D U L E

Date Event Opponent Time Site

Sep. 9 Golf

Sep. 10 Golf

Sep. 11 Golf

So. Conn. &Rog. Williams 12:30 H

Bentley 12:30 H

Bowdoin Invitational A

Sep. 12 Golf Bowdoin Invitational Sep. 12 Soccer (M) Met. Tourney at Brown Sep. 12 X-Cntry.(M-W) Northeastern Invitat.

Sep. 14 Golf

Sep. 17 Soccer (M) Sep. 17 Golf

Sep. 19 X-Cntry.(M) Sep. 19 Tennis (W) Sep. 19 Soccer (W) Sep. 19 X-Cntry.(W)

Sep. 21 Golf

Univ. of Rhode Island

S.E. Mass Lowell

Bryant Invitational Worcester Poly Stonehill Stonehill Invitational

A 2:00 A

A

1:00 A

3:30 A A

2:00 H 11:00 A 1:00 H

A

Babson at St. Anselm's 12:00 A

Sep. 22 Soccer (M) Merrimack

Sep. 22 Tennis (W) Providence

Sep. 23 Soccer (W) Rhode Island Collej

Sep. 24 Tennis (W) S.E. Mass.

3:30 H

3:00 A

3:30 H

3:30 H Sep. 26 Sep. 26 Sep. 26 Sep 26 Sep. 26 Sep. 26

Soccer (M) X-Cntry.(M) Tennis (W) Soccer (W) X-Cntry.(W)

Rhode Island College 1:00 Southeastern Mass. Invit. 12:00 St. Anselm's Brown Wheaton Invitational

Volleybl.(W) Bentley at AIC

Sep. 28 Golf

Sep. 29 Sep.29 Sep.29 Sep.29 Sep. 29

Oct. Oct. Oct.

Oct. Oct.

Oct. 3 Oct. 3 Oct. 3 Oct. 3

Golf Soccer (M) Tennis (W) Soccer (W) Volleybl.(W)

Soccer (W) Tennis (W) Volleybl.(W)

Soccer (M) X-Cntry.(M)

X-Cntry.(W) Soccer (W) Tennis (W) Volleybl.(W)

N.E.I.G.A.

N.E.I.G.A. Western New England Bridgewater Providence Sacred Heart & East Naz.

1:00 1:00

11:00 1:00

3:00 3:30 3:30 6:00

A H A H

Tufts 3:30 A Newport College 3:30 H St. Anselm's/New Haven 6:00 H

AIC 1:00 H Springfield/Central Conn.

at New Haven 1:00 A Rhode Island College Invit. 2:00 A Brandeis 1.00 H Babson 12:30 A Worcester Poly at

Holy Cross 11.00 A

Time Site

3:30 6:00

3:30 3:30

3:30 6:00

A

A

A A

H H

H A

H

Date Event Opponent

Oct. 4 Golf Toski Invitational

Oct. 5 Golf Toski Invitational

Oct. 6 Tennis (W) Stonehill Oct. 6 Volleybl.(W) Babson

Oct. 7 Soccer (M) Springfield Oct. 7 Soccer (W) Curry

Oct. 8 Golf E.C.A.C. Oct. 8 Tennis (W) Assumption Oct. 8 Volleybl.(W) S.E. Mass at Bost. St.

Oct. 9 Golf E.C.A.C. Oct. 9 X-Cntry.(W) State Tourney Oct. 9 Tennis (W) State Tourney

Oct. 10 Soccer (M) St. Anselm's Oct. 10 X-Cntry.(M) Northeast-7 at Bentley Oct. 10 Tennis (W) State Tourney

Oct. 14 Soccer (M) Stonehill Oct. 14 Soccer (W) Univ. of Rhode Island Oct. 14 Volleybl.(W) Stonehill at Barrington

Oct. 15 Tennis (W) Rhode Island College

Oct. 16 Soccer (M) Bentley

Oct. 17 X-Cntry .(M-W) Tri-States Oct. 17 Soccer (W) Newport College (Salve R.) 1:00 H Oct. 17 Tennis (W) Quinnipiac Oct. 17 Volleybl.(W) Wheaton/Wellesley/RIC/

Smith

Oct. 20 Volleybl.(W) Hartford at Brown

Oct. 21 Soccer (M) Nichols

Oct. 21 Soccer (W) Stonehill

Oct. 23 Volleybl.(W) Eastern Conn. Tourney 6:00 A

Oct. 24 Soccer (M) Quinnipiac 1:00 H Oct. 24 X-Cntry.(M) Eastern's at Central Conn. A Oct. 24 Soccer (W) Babson 1:00 A Oct. 24 Volleybl.(W) Eastern Conn. Tourney 9-1:00 A Oct. 27 Soccer (M) Providence

Oct. 27 Volleybl.(W) Providence & CCRI

Oct. 28 Soccer (W) Rhode Island College

Oct. 29 Soccer (M) Hartford

Oct. 31 Soccer (M) Assumption

1:00

3:30 3:30 6:00

3:30

7:00

2:00 1:00 1:00

6:00

3:30 3:30

H A

A H H

H

A

H H H

H

H

H A

3:00 6:00

3:30

3:00

2:00

H H

A

H

A

1 9 8 1 - 8 2

C O M P O S I T E S C H E D U L E

Date

Oct. 31 Oct. 31

Event

Soccer (W) Volleybl.(W)

Opponent

Univ. of Rhode Island NE-7 at Hartford

Time Site

10:30 A A

Nov. 2 Nov. 2

Nov. 3

Nov. 5 Nov. 5

Nov. 6

Nov. 7 Nov. 7 Nov. 7

Nov. 18

Nov.21

Nov. 24 Nov. 24

Nov. 30

X-Cntry.(M) Volleybl.(W)

Soccer (W)

Soccer (W) Soccer (M)

Volleybl.(W)

Volley bl.(W) X-Cntry.(M) Soccer (W)

Basketbl.(W)

Basketbl.(M)

Basketbl.(M) Basketbl. (W)

Basketbl. (M)

IC4A'S-NYC Bentley at Assumption

State Tourney

State Tourney Central Conn.

State Tourney

State Tourney New England's at Boston State Tourney

Newport College

New Hampshire College

Merrimack Holy Cross

S.E. Mass.

1:30 6:00

3:30

3:30 2:00

3:30

7:00

7:30

7:30 7:00

8:00

A A

A

A

H

A

H A

A

Date

Dec. Dec.

Dec. Dec.

Dec

Dec Dec

Dec. Dec.

Jan.

Jan.

Jan.

Jan.

Jan.

Jan. Jan.

3 3

5 5

7

12 12

14 14

5

8

9

14

16

19 19

Event

Basketbl.(M) Basketbl.(W)

Basketbl.(M) Basketbl.(W)

Basketbl.(W)

Basketbl.(M) Basketbl.(W)

Basketbl.(M) Basketbl.(W)

Basketbl.(M)

Basketbl.(M)

Basketbl.(M)

Basketbl.(M)

Basketbl.(W)

Basketbl.(M) Basketbl.(W)

Opponent

U. Mass - Boston New Haven

St. Anselm's St. Anselm's

Clark

Bridgeport Sacred Heart

Quinnipiac Quinnipiac

St. Joseph's -

Central Conn

Me.

Tourney

Central Conn.Tourney

Lowell

Babson

Springfield Springfield

Time

7:30 7:00

7:30 5:30

6:00

7:30 5:30

8:00 5:30

7:30

6:30-8:30

6:30-8:30

7:30

4:00

7:30 5:30

lite

H A

H H

A

H H

A A

H

A

A

11

A

H 11

1 9 8 1 - 8 2

C O M P O S I T E S C H E D U L E

Date

Jan. 21 Jan. 21

Jan. 23 Jan. 23

Jan. 26 Jan. 26

Jan. 28 Jan. 28

Jan. 30 Jan. 30

Feb. 2 Feb. 2

Feb. 4 Feb. 4

Feb. 6 Feb. 6

Event

Basketbl.(M Basketbl.(W

Basketbl.fM Basketbl.(W

Basketbl.(M Basketbl.(W

Basketbl.(M Basketbl.(W

Basketbl.(M Basketbl.(W

Basketbl.(M Basketbl.(W

Basketbl.(M Basketbl.(W

Basketbl.(M Basketbl.fW

Opponent

AIC AIC

Bentley Southern Conn.

Assumption Barrington

Hartford Hartford

Stonehill Stonehill

Rhode Island College Rhode Island College

Assumption Assumption

Bentley Bentley

Time Site

7:30 5:30

7:30 7:00

Feb. 8 Basketbl.(W) Roger Williams

7:30 A 7:00 H

7:30 A 5:30 A

7:30 H 5:30 H

7:30 H 5:30 H

7:30 H 5:30 H

7:30 H 5:30 H

7:00 H

Date

Feb. 9

Feb. 10

Feb.11

Feb.12

Feb.13

Feb.15 Feb.15

Event

Basketbl.(M)

Basketbl.(W)

Basketbl.(M)

Basketbl.(W)

Basketbl.(M)

Basketbl.(M) Basketbl.(W)

Opponent

AIC

Emmanuel

Central Conn.

Eastern Conn.

Springfield

Western New England S.E. Mass

Feb. 17 Basketbl.(W) NE-7 Playoff

Feb.18 Feb.18

Basketbl.(M) Basketbl.(W)

U. Hartford NE-7 Playoff

Feb. 19 Basketbl.(W) NE-7 Playoff

Feb.20 Feb.20

Basketbl .(W) Basketbl. (M)

NE-7 Tournament Stonehill

Time Site

7:30 A

7:00 A

8:00 A

7:00 A

8:00 A

8:00 A 7:00 H

TBA

7:30 H TBA

TBA

TBA 8:00 A

1 9 8 1 - 8 2

C O M P O S I T E S C H E D U L E

Date Event Opponent Time Site

Feb.21 Basketbl.(W) NE-7 Tournament TBA

Feb.23 Basketbl.(M) NE-7 Playoff TBA

Feb.26 Basketbl.(M) NE-7 Playoff TBA

Feb.27 Basketbl.(M) NE-7 Playoff TBA

Mar.27 Baseball St. Joseph's, Me. (2-7) 10:30 H

Mar. 27 X-Cntry. (M) Bryant Invitational H

Mar. 30 Softball Brown 3:30 H

Mar. 31 Baseball Providence 2:30 A

April 1 Golf S.E. Mass. 1:00 A April 1 Softball S.E. Mass 3:30 H

April 1 Track (W) S.E. Mass 3:00 H

April 2 Golf Bentley at Babson 12:30 A

April 3 Baseball St. Anselm's (2-7) 1:00 A April 3 Track (M) Assumption at East Conn. 1:00 A April 3 Tennis (M) Quinnipiac 3:00 H April 3 Softball St. Anselm's (2) 1:00 A April 3 Track (W) Assumption &East. Conn. 1:00 H

Assumption (2-7) 1:00 H

Date Event Time Site

April 4 Baseball

April 6 April 6 April 6

April 7 April 7

Baseball Tennis (M) Softball

Baseball Track (M-W)

April 8 Softball

Rhode Island College 3:00 A Hartford 3:00 H Assumption 3:30 H

Barrington 3:00 H Rhode Island College 3:00 H

Quinnipiac 3:30 A

April 12 Baseball Roger Williams (2-7) 1:00 A April 12 Softball AIC (2) 1:00 A

April 14 Track (M) Coast Guard 3:00 A April 14 Tennis (M) Babson 3:00 A April 14 Softball Curry 3:30 H

April 15 Baseball S.E. Mass. 3:00 A

April 16 Tennis (M) Providence 3:00 H

April 17 Baseball AIC (2-7) 1:00 A

April 17 Track (M-W) Westfield 1:00 A

April 18 Golf Salem Invitational A

April 19 Golf Salem Invitational A April 19 Softball New Haven 3:30 H

April 20 Baseball April 20 Tennis (M)

April 21 Track (M-W) April 21 Tennis (M) April 21 Softball

April 22 Baseball April 22 Golf April 22 Tennis (M)

April 23 Softball

April 24 Softball April 24 Baseball April 24 Track (M-W) April 24 Tennis (M)

April 25

April 26

April 27 April 27

April 28 April 28

April 29 April 29

Baseball

Softball

Golf Softball

Baseball Tennis (M)

Baseball Softball

Opponent

Nichols Bentley

Bridegewater State S.E. Mass. Roger Williams

Suffolk Nichols Assumption

State Tournament

State Tournament Springfield (2-7) Tri-States New England's

Hartford (2-7)

Eastern Conn.

New England's-New Seabury, MA A

3:00 3:00

3:00 4:00

3:30 1:00 3:00

A A

A H A

H A H

TBA

TBA 1:00

10:30 A H

TBA

1:00

4:00

A

A

Worcester Poly

Babson Suffolk

Rhode Island College Rhode Island College

April 30 Tennis (M) Rhode Island College

May 1 May 1 May 1

May May May May 2

Baseball Track (M) Golf

Golf Baseball Tennis (M) Softball

Central Conn. (2-7) Eastern's at U. Mass. Budweiser Tourney at

Oswego, NY

Budweiser Tourney Stonehill (2-7) Stonehill Stonehill (2)

May 4 Tennis (M) Nichols

May 8 May 8

Baseball Tennis (M)

(M) = Men

Bentley (2-7) Springfield

4:00 A

3:00 A 3:00 H

3:00 H 4:00 A

3:00 H

1:00 A A

A 1.00 H 1:00 H 1:00 H

3:00 H

12:00 H 1.00 A

(W) = Women

S O F T B A L L

1 9 8 2 O U T L O O K

Losses in three of their final four regular season games last year cost the Indians a chance for their first winning softball season in five years of varsity competition. But coach Lorraine Hudak is hopeful the combination of experience gained in '81 and the return of several key players will produce a winning campaign in '82.

Heading the list of returning lettermen will be Lynne Wright, a sophomore pitcher from Manchester, Conn. Lynn posted a 2.27 ERA last year en route to a 6-6 record.

Also returning in '82 will be most of last season's top hit­ters, led by Nancy Berardi, a senior third baseman who hit .435. Other top hitters returning this spring include Wright, .354, Linda Ysewyn, .350; Melissa Jenikies, .340 and Terry Payton, .318.

Date

1 9 8 2 S c h e d u l e

Opponent Site Time

March 30 April 1 April 3 April 6 April 8 April 12 April 14 April 19 April 21 April 23 April 24 April 26 April 27 April 29 May 2

Brown S.E. MASS. St. Anselm's (2) ASSUMPTION Quinnipiac AIC (2) CURRY NEW HAVEN Roger Williams State Tournament State Tournament Eastern Conn. Worcester Poly Rhode Island College STONEHILL (2)

A H A H A A II 11 A TBA TBA A A A II

3:30 3:30 1:00 3:30 3:30 1:00 3:30 3:30 4:00

4:00 4:00 4:00 1:00

C o a c h

L o r r a i n e

H u d a k

Lorraine has been the wom­en's athletic coordinator, head volleyball and head softball coach for the past five years.

She will take a one-year leave from her volleyball post this season, but will be back as softball mentor in the spring.

Under her direction the volleyball team has posted four win­ning seasons and the softball team has enjoyed steady improve­ment.

Lorraine joined the Bryant staff in 1977, following a four-year teaching and coaching career at Warren, R.I., High.

During her tenure at Warren, she coached the women's var­sity teams in tennis, basketball and volleyball. She organized the school's varsity volleyball program in 1974 and within a year the team qualified for the state playoffs.

Eastern Conn. SE Mass 8 Brown 4 Bryant 13 St. Anselm's 8 Quinnipiac 3 Bryant 13 Bryant 13 New Haven 7

1 9 8 1 R e s u l t s Record 7-9

9 Bryant 3 Bryant 2 Bryant 3

St. Anselm's 0 Bryant 3 Bryant 2

Emmanuel 2 Colby 10 Bryant 2

Bryant 14 Bryant 5 Bryant 5 AIC 11 AIC 6 Bryant 7 URI 4 Bryant 5 URI 17

Worcester Poly 0 RIC 2

Stonehill 2 Bryant 2 Bryant 3

RIC 4 Bryant 0

Barrington 2 Bryant 0

Bryant 4 Roger Williams 2

1981 Softball Team 15

M E N ' S T E N N I S

1 9 8 2 O U T L O O K

With five of the top six players returning from last year along with two outstanding newcomers, the Indian netmen should be one of the top college-division teams in New England.

Coach John Gillooly will have the top three singles players from the 1981 squad, John Kreider, Paul Capozzoli, and Jack Murphy back in the lineup. But the veteran trio should receive strong competition for the top spots from two talented new­comers, freshman Kevin Ledversis and junior Jay DiLorenzo.

Ledversis was the number two player in the Rhode Island intercollegiate ranks last year during his senior year at Cranston East High. DiLorenzo, also a star basketball player, was runner-up in the New Jersey junior college championships last year.

Also returning for the 81-82 campaign are sophomore Bill Kaufman and junior Rick Cannata. The duo posted the best loss records on last year's squad at the number five and six singles spots respectively.

C o a c h

J o h n G i l l o o l y

John is the Dean of Rhode Is­land collegiate tennis coaches. Since 1969, he has directed the Bryant netmen, suffering only three losing seasons in his 11-year tenure. His teams have posted 61 victories against 45 losses for a .575 win-loss per­centage.

In addition to his tennis coaching position, John also is the Indians' fulltime Director of Sports Information.

Date

1 9 8 2 S c h e d u l e

Opponent Site

1 9 8 1 R e s u l t s

Time

April 3 April 6 April 14 April 17 April 20 April 21 April 22 April 28 April 30 May 2 May 4 May 8

QUINNIPIAC HARTFORD Babson PROVIDENCE Bentley S.E. MASS. ASSUMPTION SUFFOLK R. [.COLLEGE STONEHILL NICHOLS Springfield

H 11 A H A 11 II H H H H A

3:00 3:00 3:00 3:00 3:00 3:00 3:00 3:00 3:00 1:00 3:00 1:00

Hartford 8 Stone hill 5 Babson 5 Bryant 8 Bentley 6

Record 3-6

Bryant 1 Bryant 4 Bryant 4

Assumption 1 Bryant 3

SE Mass 6 Bryant 7 Bryant 7 Springfield 9

Bryant 3 RIC 2

Nichols 2 Bryant 0

16 Kevin Ledversis

W O M E N ' S T E N N I S

C o a c h

P e t e r B a r l o w

Pete is a familiar figure in Rhode Island tennis circles. The North Providence, R.I. native was a member of the University of Rhode Island tennis team for four years from 1966 to 1969 and served as captain in his senior year.

Since his collegiate days, he has become a prominent mem­ber of the Rhode Island amateur tennis fraternity. This will mark his third season as the Bryant women's tennis coach.

Date 1 9 8 1 S c h e d u l e

Opponent Site

1 9 8 1 O U T L O O K

Five points made the difference between a winning and losing season last year for coach Pete Barlow's squad and the Indians' third year mentor is hoping the experience gained last year will turn 1981 into a winning campaign.

The Indians dropped seven of 10 matches last season enroute to their first losing campaign in three years. But two of those set­backs were by a point and another by only two.

With the entire team back again in 81 coach Barlow is hoping the year's experience will make the difference.

Senior co-captains Shelley Tahan and Anne Westdyk are expected to hold down the number one and two singles spots respectively once again.

The other singles players should be Anne Maria Savela, Cindy Borelli and Lisa Daly. Ellen Fay and Laurie McCurry, who posted a 6-4 record as the top doubles combination last year will team-up once again with Susan Rannenberg and Sandy Alemian expect­ed to make up the number two doubles squad.

Time

September 19 September 22 September 24 September 26 September 29 October 1 October 3 October 6 October 8 October 10 October 11 October 15 October 17

Worcester Poly Providence S.E. MASS St. Anselm's BRIDGEWATER NEWPORT COLLEGE Babson Stonehill ASSUMPTION State Tournament State Tournament R. I. COLLEGE QUINNIPIAC

A A 11 A 11 11 A A H

TBA TBA

H H

11:00 3:30 3:30 1:00 3:30 3:30

12:30 3:30 3:30

3:30 1:00

Worcester Poly 4 Bryant 6 Stonehill 5 Bryant 5 Providence 7

1 9 8 0 R e s u l t s

Bryant 3 Bentley 1 Bryant 2

Clark 2 Bryant 0

SE Mass 4 RIC 7 Bridgewater 6 Bryant 6 Assumption 4

Bryant 3 Bryant 2 Bryant 1 Babson 1 Bryant 1

1980 Women's Tennis Team 17

M E N ' S T R A C K

1 9 8 2 O U T L O O K

As in cross country, the Indian trackmen were hard hit by graduation last year.

Their strength for the '82 campaign appears to be in the middle distance and field events where two of last year's top performers Mike Cassano, 400, and Jim Crutchley, javelin are back again.

Sophomore Joe Brennan in the 800, junior Jim Forker in the 1,500 and a healthy Art Welch in the 3,000 also could con­tribute.

1 9 8 2 S c h e d u l e

1 1 1

.—• H r ~

Date

March 27 April 3 April 7 April 14 April 17 April 21 April 24 May 1

Opponent Site

BRYANT INVITATIONAL H Assumption at Eastern Conn. A R. I. COLLEGE H Coast Guard A Westfield A Bridgewater A TRI-STATES H Easterns at U. Mass. A

Time

TBA 1:00 3:00 3:00 1:00 TBA

10:30 TBA

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W O M E N ' S T R A C K

1 9 8 2 O U T L O O K

The women tracksters set nine school records last season and seven of the eight women responsible for the record-set­ting efforts will be back this spring.

Janet Cook, a senior who set two individual records and sparked a pair of record-setting relay performances, should be the top middle distance performer again.

Junior Sue Jensen, who set records in both the 1,000 and 3,000 last season, will lead the distance corps once again and Pam Fales, the senior who broke all hurdling marks last year, will be the main threat in both the hurdles and sprints.

The Indians also should be strong in the field events with four school recordholders expected back in uniform: Kathy Smith, high jump; Karen Zecher, javelin; Celeste Buckmore, shot and discus and Sue Spencer, triple jump.

1981 WOMEN'S TRACK TEAM

1 9 8 2 S c h e d u l e

1 9 8 1 R e s u l t s

Date Opponent Site Time

SE Mass 58 Bryant 46 Bryant 129, Westfield 126,

Williams 83, Seena 52 Bridgewater 62, Northeast­

ern 48, Lowell 21, Bry­ant 14, Stonehill 9

RIC 81, Bryant 39, Nichols 6 RIC 102.5, Bryant 64.5,

Assumption 28, Stonehill 13, Clark 9

April 1 April 3

April 7 April 17 April 21 April 24

S. E. MASS. EASTERN CONN. &

ASSUMPTION R. I. COLLEGE Westfield Bridgewater TRI-STATES

11

H H A A 11

3:00

1:00 3:00 1:00 TBA

10:30

W O M E N ' S

V O L L E Y B A L L

1 9 8 1 S c h e d u l e 1 9 8 1 O U T L O O K

Date Opponent Site Time

September 26 September 29

October 1

October 3 October 6 October 8 October 14

October 17

October 20 October 23 October 24 October 27 October 31

November 2 November 6 November 7

Bentley at AIC SACRED HEART &

EASTERN NAZARENE NEW HAVEN &

ST ANSELM'S Worcester Poly at Holy Cross Babson S.E. Mass. at Boston St. STONEHILL &

BARRINGTON WHEATON, WELLESLEY,

SMITH & RIC (round-robin)

U. HARTFORD & BROWN Eastern Conn. Tournament Eastern Conn. Tournament PROVIDENCE & CCRI NE-7 TOURNAMENT AT

U. HARTFORD Bentley at Assumption State Tournament State Tournament

A

11

11 A A A

H

H

H A A II

A A TBA TBA

1:00

6:00

6:00 11 a.m.

6:00 6:00

6:00

10 a.m.

6-7 p.m. 6:00

9-1 p.m. 6:00

6:00

Over the past five years the volleyball team has been the most successful team in the women's varsity sports program and the 1981 season looks like it should be another banner year.

Under the direction of Lorraine Hudak, on leave of absence this season, the team posted an impressive 16-11 record in 1980, highlighted by a third place finish in the Rhode Island collegiate tournament.

With nine lettermen back from last year, including most of the starters, 1981 should be another great season. Heading the list of returning vets is Denise Armstrong, a 5-9 junior from Cranston, R.I., Kathleen Ahern, a 6-2 sophomore from Barring­ton, R.I. and Katty Smith, a 5-11 junior from Middletown, Conn.

The inclusion of women's volleyball into the Northeast-7 Conference schedule this season, should make the 1981 cam­paign the most exciting in Bryant history.

1 9 8 0 R e s u l t s

Record 16-11

Bryant defeated U. Mass 15-4, 15-3

Wellesley defeated Bryant 15-11, 12-15, 15-12

Bryant defeated Stonehill 8-15, 15-3, 15-1

Bryant defeated Brandeis 15-5, 15-6

Bryant defeated Coast Guard 15-2. 15-7

Bryant defeated Barrington 15-6, 15-5

Brown defeated Bryant 15-10, 13-15, 15-11, 15-10

New Haven defeated Bryant 15-8. 16-14

Conn. College defeated Bryant 17-15, 15-13

Bryant defeated WPI 15-3, 15-0

RIC defeated Bryant 15-13, 15-5

Bryant defeated Bridgewater 15-13, 11-15, 15-4, 15-6

Bryant defeated SE Mass 15-4, 15-13

Bryant defeated Hartford 15-11, 10-15, 15-13, 15-5

Bryant defeated AIC 13-15, 15-7, 15-12, 15-13

Bryant defeated Babson 15-6, 15-10

Bryant defeated St. Anselm's 15-10, 15-2

Providence defeated Bryant 15-8,15-8, 15-6

Eastern Connecticut defeated Bryant 15-13, 15-13, 13-15, 12-15,4-15

Bryant defeated Barrington 15-7, 15-3

Providence defeated Bryant 15-6, 15-12

Brown & Bryant drew 16-16, 13-15

Bryant defeated RIC 15-9, 15-9

URI defeated Bryant 15-10, 15-6

URI defeated Bryant 15-2, 15-8

Brown defeated Bryant 15-7

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M E N ' S

V O L L E Y B A L L

1 9 8 2 O U T L O O K

A leading New England club team for several years, the men's volleyball team gained varsity status last year and immediately brought home the hardware as they captured the New England Division 11-111 championship.

With several of the key members from that championship squad returning this season the outlook for 1982 looks bright.

1980-81 Men's Volleyball Team 21

N O R T H E A S T - 7 C O N F E R E N C E

A m e r i c a n International Co l l ege A s s u m p t i o n Co l l ege

Bent ley Co l l ege Bryant Co l l ege

Springfield Co l l ege Stonehi l l Co l l ege

University of Hartford

It was formed in June, christened in September and by May it was a role model.

Success may be an understatement of the Northeast-7 Con­ference's progress during its first year of operation in 1980-81.

Officially formulated in June of 1980 as the nation's new­est NCAA Division Two athletic conference, it took the NE-7 less than a year to become the model upon which other con­ferences would be formed.

But the NE-7 seemed destined for success since its incep­tion. The original membership lineup reads like a Who's Who of eastern Division Two athletic powers - Assumption, Amer-can International, Bentley, Bryant, Hartford, Stonehill and Springfield.

Last season in its first year of competition the Conference crowned three men's champions, Hartford in soccer, Stonehill in basketball and Springfield in baseball and in the process generated more interest than two of its founding fathers had expected.

"I'm elated at what happened after one year," said Stonehill AD Tom Folliard in an Associated Press regional feature about the Conference this summer.

"If we went back to our original meeting and imagined this would be the result after the first year of competition, I think we all would have said, 'Let's not get carried away. Things won't happen like that.' "

"We feel a lot of milestones were established in the first year," said Bryant's Leon Drury in the same story. "The on-campus enthusiasm was great, and not only in basketball."

The Conference, however, isn't sitting on its laurels. Four new sports will be added to Conference competition this sea­son: women's basketball, men's and women's cross country and women's volleyball. And in 1982-83 the Conference will be expanded to eight teams with the addition of St. Anselm's College of Manchester, New Hampshire.

Paul Berlo, All-Conference Basketball Player

TOURNAMENT DATES

Cross Country - October 10 at Bentley Women's Volleyball - October 31 at Stonehill Men's Basketball - February 17, 20, 21 (Site TBA) Women's Basketball - February 17, 20, 21 (Site TBA) Women's and Men's Tennis — TBA

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MEN'S BASKETBALL

January Wed. 13 Bentley at Hartford Sat. 16 Stonehill at AIC

Hartford at Assumption Tues. 19 AIC at Bentley

Springfield at Bryant Hartford at Stonehill

Thurs. 21 Bentley at Springfield Assumption at Stonehill AIC at Bryant

Sat. 23 Bryant at Bentley Springfield at Hartford Assumption at AIC

Tues. 26 Stonehill at Bentley AIC at Hartford Bryant at Assumption

Thurs. 28 Springfield at Stonehill Bryant at Hartford

Sat. 30 Assumption at Springfield Stonehill at Bryant

February Tues. 2 Bentley at Assumption

Hartford at Springfield AIC at Stonehill

Thurs. 4 Hartford at Bentley Assumption at Bryant

Sat. 6 Bentley at Bryant AIC at Springfield

Tues. 9 Springfield at Assumption Bryant at AIC

Thurs. 11 Bentley at AIC Stonehill at Springfield Assumption at Hartford

Sat. 13 Bryant at Springfield Stonehill at Hartford

Tues. 16 Springfield at Bentley Stonehill at Assumption Hartford at AIC

Thurs. 18 Bentley at Stonehill Hartford at Bryant AIC at Assumption

Sat. 20 Assumption at Bentley Springfield at AIC Bryant at Stonehill

Tues. 23 NE-7 Playoffs Fri. 27 NE-7 Playoffs Sat. 28 NE-7 Playoffs

1 9 8 1 - 8 2

N O R T H E S T - 7

S C H E D U L E

September Sat. Thurs. Sat. Mon. Wed.

19 24 26 28 30

October Sat.

Mon.

Wed. Sat. Wed. Sat. Sat.

Tues. Thurs.

Sat.

3

5

7 10 14 17 24

27 2()

31

November Wed. Sat.

4 7

SOCCER

Bentley at Hartford Hartford at Stonehill Springfield at Bentley Hartford at Springfield Assumption at Hartford

Assumption at Stonehill AIC at Bryant Bentley at Assumption Stonehill at Springfield Springfield at Bryant Bentley at AIC Bryant at Stonehill Bryant at Bentley Springfield at Assumption Stonehill at Bentley Assumption at AIC Hartford at Bryant Stonehill at AIC Bryant at Assumption

AIC at Hartford AIC at Springfield

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

January Sat. 16

Tues. 19

Thurs. 21

Sat. 23

Tues. Thurs.

26 28

Sat. 30

Hartford at Assumption Stonehill at AIC AIC at Bentley Springfield at Bryant Bentley at Springfield Assumption at Stonehill AIC at Bryant Stonehill at Bentley Springfield at Hartford AIC at Assumption AIC at Hartford Springfield at Stonehill Bryant at Hartford Assumption at Springfield Stonehill at Bryant

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

February Thurs. 4

Sat. 6 Mon. 8 Thurs. 11 Sat. 13 Wed. 17 Sat. 20 Sun. 21

Hartford at Bentley Assumption at Bryant Bentley at Bryant AIC at Springfield Bentley at Assumption Stonehill at Hartford NE-7 Playoffs NE-7 Playoffs NE-7 Playoffs

BASEBALL

March Sun.

April Sat.

Sun. Sat. Sun. Mon. Sat. Sun.

Sat. Sun.

May Sat.

Sun.

Sat.

28 Stonehill at Assumption (2)

3 Bentley at Springfield (2) Assumption at AIC (2)

4 Assumption at Bryant (2) 10 Bryant at Springfield (2) 11 Bryant at AIC (2) 12 Hartford at Bentley (2) 17 Springfield at Hartford (2) 18 Stonehill at Bentley (2)

Hartford at Assumption (2) 24 AIC at Stonehill (2) 25 Bentley at Assumption (2)

Springfield at Stonehill (2) Bryant at Hartford (2)

Tues. 27 AIC at Hartford (2)

1 Hartford at Stonehill (2) AIC at Bentley (2)

2 Assumption at Springfield (2)

Stonehill at Bryant (2) 8 Bentley at Bryant (2)

Springfield at AIC (2)

23

B R Y A N T V A R S I T Y

W O M E N ' S B A S K E T B A L L B A S E B A L L

TEAM RECORD

MOST WINS

MOST LOSSES

BEST WIN-LOSS PERCENTAGE

WORST WIN-LOSS PERCENTAGE

MOST POINTS Game Season

HIGHEST AVERAGE Season

LOWEST AVERAGE Season

1979-80

1980-81

1979-80

1976-77

1980 1980-81

1979-80

1977-78

1 1

13

.579

.083

84 (VS

1349

61.1

46.8

(11-8)

(1-12)

Suffolk)

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED 1980 21 Vs. Babson)

MOST POINTS ALLOWED 1980 101 (Vs. New Haven)

MOST POINTS Game Season Career

INDIVIDUAL

1980-81 1980-81 1977-81

HIGHEST AVERAGE Season 1977-78 Career (40 or more games)

1976-77 1977-78 1978-79

RECORDS

1-12 2- 6 9- 7

24 303 692

18.9 10.6

1979-80 1980-81

fricia Farrand Sue Crisafi

Judy Watson

Judy Watson Kelly Conran

11- 8 10-13

INDIVIDUAL

HIGHEST AVERAGE Paul Perry 1981

(150 or more at bat)

MOST HITS DavePellerin 1981

MOST HOME RUNS Barry Mollo 1975

MOST R.B.I.'s Joe Monteiro 1975

MOST RUNS SCORED Bob Antignano 1972

MOST DOUBLES Paul Perry, Dave Pellerin 1981

MOST TRIPLES Paul Mangano 1981

MOST STOLEN BASES KenSpitzbard 1981

BEST FIELDING AVERAGE Bob Antignano 1972

(50 or more chances)

MOST WINS

MOST LOSSES

HIGHEST AVERAGE

MOST RUNS

BEST WIN-LOSS PERCENTAGE

WORST WIN-LOSS PERCENTAGE

TEAM RECORD

1975

1978

1981

1981

1972

1979

.430 (37-86)

39

19

19

10

19

.968

10

25

180

.312

TEAM RECORDS (Since 1972)

1972 9- 7 1973 7-11 1974 9-10 1975 10-10 1976 9-14

.563

.043

:1972)

1977 1978 1979 1980 1981

(9-7)

(1-22)

8-16 3-25 1-22

9-19

26

S P O R T S R E C O R D S

M E N ' S T R A C K W O M E N ' S T R A C K

HT

3000 SC

HJ

1500

100

800

JT

400

4x 100

DT

5000

TJ

4x 110 yds.

PV

400 IH

4x400

SP

4 x 440 yds.

200

U

110HH

55.16

9:33.0

1.95

4:03.9

0:11.2

2:00.3

58.04

0:51.7

0:45.4

41.18 41.18

16:03.3

13.24

0:46.1

3.50

1:01.2 1:01.2

3:34.3

13.01

3:34.8

0:23.8

6.13

0:17.4

Bob Colantonio '82

Phil Goss '81

Mark Ertel '79

Phil Goss'81

Peter Marcello '84

Mike Kearney '81

GuyDurot'81

JoeCahill'81

Steve Provost '82 Mike Kearney '81 Mike Cassano '82 Peter Marcello '84

David Bechumeur '79 Bob Colantonio '82

Art Welch '83

Paul Rocheleau '80

Mark Ertel '79 Harris Herman '79 Kevin Donnely '81 JoeCahill'81

George Dahlbeck '80

Sheffield Tulloch '81 Dan Lynch '84

Sheffield Tulloch'81 Rich Pereira '82 Mike Kearney '81 Mike Cassano '82

David Belhumeur '79

Jack O'Connor '81 Bill Varney '81 Mike Kearney '81 JoeCahill'81

Peter Marcello '84

Paul Rocheleau '80

Chuck Cassoli '81

12 May

4 May

5 April

26 April

26 April

26 April

29 April

29 March

3 May

15 April 21 April

3 May

22 April

22 April

22 April

11 April 3 May

3 May

29 April

15 April

25 April

12 April

20 April

79

80

78

80

78

80

78

80

81

78 79

81

78

78

78

81 81

81

78

78

81

78

78

HJ

1.1

JT

800

SP

4x 110 yds

100

400

400 IH

200

DT

4x 100

4x400

TJ

1500

5000

4 x 440 yds.

3000

100 HH

1.57

4.95

32.34

2:33.2

10.70

0:54.5

0:13.3

1:06.5

1:14.5

0:28.4

31.50

0:54.9

4:34.9

8.99

5:33.4

21:26.2

4:47.9

12:15.4

0:18.9

Kathy Smith '83

Debbie Luciano '81

Karen Zecher '82

Janet Cook '82

Celeste Buckmore '82

Debbie Lafleur '80 Sue Spencer '83 Joan Golaszewski '83 Debbi Luciano '81

Debbie Luciano '81

Janet Cook '82

Pam Fales '82

Debbie Lafleur '80

Celeste Buckmore '82

Sandy Musumeci '82 Pam Fales '82 Janet Cook '82 Debbie Luciano '81

Nancy Dupre '83 Pam Fales '82 Debbie Luciano '81 Janet Cook '82

Sue Spencer '83

Sue Jensen '83

Wini Pisarz '83

Kathy Lopes '80 Debbie Luciano '81 Chris Casberg '82 Kathy Kieras '83

Sue Jensen '83

Sue Spencer '83

12 April

9 April

11 April

25 April

12 April

19 April

15 April

11 April

25 April

2 April

2 April

25 April

21 April

9 April

11 April

12 April

19 April

25 April

19 April

80

80

81

81

80

80

81

81

81

80

80

81

81

SO

81

80

80

81

80

27

B R Y A N T A L L - A M E R I C A N S

Ernie DeWitt

Paul Seymour

Dave Sorafine

BASKETBALL

ERNIE DEWITT

1981 - U.S. Basketball Coaches Assn. - 1st team (Div. II) 1981 - Basketball Weekly - 1st team (Div. II) 1981 - ECAC Div. II Player of the Year 1981 - Eastern Basketball - Div. II Player of the Year 1980 - Basketball Weekly - 3rd team (Div. II) 1979 - U.S. Basketball Coaches Assn. - 3rd team (Div. II)

PAUL SEYMOUR

1978 - A.P. Little Ail-American - 3rd team

DAVE SORAFINE

1976 - NAIA - Honorable Mention 1976 - ECAC Div. Ill Player of the Year

Jim Hallet

GOLF

JIM HALLET Jim Silva 1981 - U.S. Golf Coaches Assn. -3rd team (Div. II) 1980 - U.S. Golf Coaches Assn. - 3rd team (Div. II)

JAMES SILVA

1976 - U.S. Golf Coaches - 1st team (Div. II) 1975 - U.S. Golf Coaches - 3rd team (Div. II)

SOCCER

JOHN FEELEY

1975 - NAIA - Honorable Mention

Y E A R L Y R E C O R D S John Feeley

Men's Basketball

Baseball

Men's Soccer

Golf

Men's Tennis

Women's Basketball

Softball

Women's Volleyball

Women's Tennis

70-71

11-14

-

2-8

20-3

5-4

- _

- -

-

-

71-72

13-10

9-7

1-9

214

4-6

-

-

-

-

72-73

20-6

7-11

3-7

26-2

4-4

-

:

- ~*

-

73-74

20-8

9-10

2-7

28-5

6-3

- .

-

-

-

74-75

21-8

10-10

10-5

15-3

3-6

-

-

. - -: -

75-76

16-11

9-14

3-7

19-4

8-3

-

-

-

- •

76-77

13-13

8-16

3-10

22-6

9-2

1-12

—

-

2-5

77-78

20-6

3-25

7-5

17-5

10-1

2-6

2-7

4-13

4-5

78-79

18-10

1-22

5-8-1

15-4

5-5

9-7

5-6

6-10

7-4

79-80

20-7

10-13

5-7-1

13-5

4-5

11-8

7-9

18-2

8-2

80-81

18-10

9-19

4-8-2

16-2

3-6

10-13

7-9

14-8

3-7

Total

190-103

75-147

45-81

21243

61-45

33-46

21-31

42-33

24-23

Win%

.648

.338

.357

.831

.575

.417

.404

.560

.511

1

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G I F T I T E M S

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