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Glenville State 21, Shepherd 10
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(GLENVILLE, W.Va.)---Glenville State (7-4, 6-2) received two second half passing touchdowns and a rushing score from James McCants in a nationally-televised 21-10 victory over Shepherd (6-4, 5-3).
McCants led the Pioneers by completing 16 of 27 passes for 219 yards and two touchdowns. The senior also added a team-high 57 rush yards, including a 29-yard touchdown on the third quarter's final play to give GSC the lead for good at 14-10. James McDonald had a game-high 100 receiving yards on five receptions.
Shepherd's Nate Hoyte accounted for 102 rush yards on 27 carries. However, quarterback Kevin Clancy was limited to 72 pass yards on 8 of 26 passing.
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Pioneer Basketball Teams Host First Annual Boo Bash
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The men’s and women’s Glenville State College Pioneer basketball teams hosted its first annual Boo Bash on Friday, October 30, 2009 at the Jesse R. Lilly Jr. Gymnasium. The night featured the players and coaching staffs of both teams handing out candy, participating in games, and just having a good time with local children from Glenville and the surrounding area. Highlights of the night included a costume contest in which the winner was awarded an autographed basketball signed by the players on both teams. Approximately 30 children and their parents attended the first annual event and a good time was had by all.
While there were plenty of things to do in Glenville during the Halloween weekend the Pioneer basketball teams were excited to offer another fun activity for the local kids. “Our event was something fun, free, and safe for kids to attend. It was a great opportunity for the kids to meet our players and for our players to give something back to the community. It’s always a good thing when our student-athletes can have a positive interaction with the kids in our community” said Coach Harkleroad.
“This year’s Boo Bash was the first of many to come and our goal is to see it grow each and every year,” says coach Dye. “I believe the local kids had a great time participating in the event, as well did our Pioneer Basketball Programs.”
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Glenville State vs. Shepherd
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Thursday, November 5---8:00 p.m.
Glenville, West Virginia
Morris Stadium (5000, artificial turf)
CBS College Sports Live Broadcast
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GSC FOOTBALL GAME TO BE TELEVISED NATIONALLY
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Glenville, WV—The Glenville State College Pioneers (6-4, 5-2 WVIAC) host the Shepherd University Rams (6-3, 5-2 WVIAC) on Thursday night November 5th at 8:00 p.m. at Morris Stadium in Glenville. This is the final regular season game of the season for both squads.
The contest will be televised nationally on CBS College Sports. CBS College Sports is channel 152 on Dish Network and channel 613 on DirecTV. Fox Sports Net South, Metro Sports, and Cox Sports New England are other regional networks that will be carrying the contest on a live basis. The game will be rebroadcast on Fox Sports Pittsburgh at 10:30 p.m. Friday, November 6th.
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Ticket Gates and Parking Lots Open At 12:00PM Thursday for the Glenville State vs. Shepherd University Football Game
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The ticket gates and parking lots will open at 12:00PM Thursday for the Glenville State vs. Shepherd University. that will be nationally televised football game, kickoff is set for 8:06PM. The game can be viewed on CBS College Sports. CBS College Sports is channel 152 on Dish Network and channel 613 on DirecTV. Fox Sports Net South, Metro Sports, Cox Sports New England are other regional networks that will be carrying the contest on a live basis. It will be rebroadcast at 10:30 p.m. on Fox Sports Pittsburgh.
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GSC TO HONOR PIONEER HALL OF FAMER
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 Glenville, WV-- The Glenville State College Football team and the GSC athletic department will honor the playing career and accomplishments of former Pioneer standout Chris George at halftime of the GSC Pioneer football game with the Shepherd University Rams on Thursday, November 5th at Morris Stadium. The game is being televised nationally on CBS College Sports Network.
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PIONEERS TO HOST 'TAKE A KID TO THE GAME' NIGHT
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Glenville, WV-- Glenville State College invites all area children to attend the upcoming nationally televised (CBS College Sports) GSC football game, November 5, 2009 at 8:00 p.m. against the Shepherd University Rams. Children have the opportunity to experience a college football game as the Glenville State College hosts NCAA Football’s fifteenth annual ‘Take A Kid to the GameÒ’ (TAKG) program presented by Coca-Cola and sponsored by other Corporate Champions, AT&T and Pontiac. Kids, ages fourteen and younger, will receive a free ticket with the purchase of a full-priced adult ticket ($5), to watch the Glenville State Pioneers at I.L. Morris Stadium.
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Kaleb Lawrence/Scott Sears Earn Players of the Week Award
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Defensive Players of the Week:
---Scott Sears, Glenville State, 6-3, 220, Sr., DL, Webster Springs, WV/Mike Price, West Virginia Wesleyan, 6-1, 280, Jr., DT, Morgantown, WV: Sears played a key role in Glenville State's 14-12 upset of #19 Charleston with seven tackles, including three for loss, a fumble recovery, an interception, and a pass breakup...The former Webster County HS star also notched a sack as the GSC defense limited Charleston to a season-low 274 yards of total offense...Price was a big part of Wesleyan's first shutout since 1996 with three tackles for loss, two sacks, and an interception...On the day, the WVWC defense limited State to three plays or less on 11 of 14 possessions.
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Glenville State 14, Charleston 12
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CHARLESTON, W.Va.)---Wes Sherrill's potential game-winning 39-yard field goal was blocked by Kaleb Lawrence on the game's final play to preserve Glenville State's (6-4, 5-2) 14-12 victory over Charleston (8-2, 5-2).
Pioneer quarterback James McCants struggled for much of the day, but a pair of big plays overshadowed a 6-for-20 passing effort. His four-yard third quarter touchdown rush got GSC on the board and a 58-yard fourth quarter touchdown strike to Xavier Glenn gave the Pioneers a 14-6 lead.
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Boo Bash 2009
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BOO BASH 2009
Who: ALL KIDS in the area and anybody who wants to meet members of the Pioneer basketabll programs and enjoy some post TRICK OR TREAT fun.
When: October 30th 2009 @ 7:30pm-8:30pm
What: The GSC Men's and Women's Basketball Teams will be sponsoring a "BOO BASH"
Where: Jesse Lilly Gymnasium
Come out and meet the players and coaches from both Pioneer basketball teams. Work off those treats, play some games and win some prizes.
Highlights of the night include
- Meet men's and women's basketball player
- Costume contest
- Games and prizes
- FREE CANDY
Any questions contact Coach Bunky Harkleroad @ 462-6226
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Seton Hill’s Men and WV Wesleyan’s Men and Women Wins Championships
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(GLENVILLE, W. Va.)—As predicted and in true championship fashion the 2009 WVIAC Cross Country Championships did not disappoint.
WV Wesleyan’s women picked up their 8th consecutive title and 14th of the last 15 crowns by just 6 points over runner-up Seton Hill. Concord University was in third only 7 points behind Wesleyan and 1 point behind runner-up Seton Hill. The top five teams were separated by a total of 22 points.
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Men’s Basketball Announce First Scrimmage Game
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Men’s basketball Head Coach Stephen Dye is proud to announce that the 2009-2010 team has began practice and so far the team has been working pretty hard. “The first three practices were very good, says Dye, the guys were full of energy and worked extremely hard. “ Since then the team has had several solid practices and a couple practices that Coach Dye has not been pleased with. “These young men don’t understand that amount of hard work that it takes to win championships, so it’s going to take some learning but I have complete confidence in each and every one of them,”
The Men’s basketball team will have a few more practices before their first scrimmage game rolls around on Monday, October 26 at Lilly Gymnasium. The Pioneers will get to face Potomac State in its first battle against someone other than each other. The scrimmage game will begin at 6:00pm and is open to the general public free of admission.
“Hopefully we can learn a lot about ourselves in this first scrimmage,” says Coach Dye. “As a coaching staff, we are looking for many things and hopefully we will see something good on Monday evening.”
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Glenville State 54, West Virginia Wesleyan 30
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(GLENVILLE, W.Va.)---Glenville State (5-4, 4-2) scored the game's first 28 points and made the old grads happy with a 54-30 homecoming triumph over rival West Virginia Wesleyan (1-7, 1-5). The Pioneers owned a 288-83 rushing edge and got four touchdown passes from an efficient James McCants.
McCants completed 13 of 19 passes for 141 yards, while four different Pioneers chipped in 48 or more yards rushing. Joe Mesidue led GSC with 80 yards on one rush, a fourth quarter long-distance touchdown scamper.
Wesleyan's Adam Neugebauer hit on 19 of 35 passes for 210 yards and three touchdowns. Jon Meadows caught eight of those passes for 78 yards and two touchdowns. Lavaughn Hughes accounted for 87 yards on four receptions.
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GSC Host West Virginia Wesleyan for Homecoming Game
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West Virginia Wesleyan (1-6, 1-4)
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Saturday, October 24---1:30 p.m.
Glenville, West Virginia
Morris Stadium (5000, artificial turf)
WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN "Bobcats"
Head Coach: Dennis Creehan (72-60-1 overall, 13th season; 1-6 at WVWC, 1st season)
Formations: Offense: Wing-T; Defense: 3-4
Stat Leaders:
Rushing: Reggie Taylor (135 for 632 yds, 6 TD)
Passing: Zane Zebrasky (85-170-7 yds, 946 yds, 6 TD)
Receptions: Jon Meadows (39 for 511 yds, 2 TD)
Tackles: David Kopolovich (52 TT, 9 TFL)
Schedule/Results: 9/5 at Urbana (OH) L, 19-20; 9/12 at Concord L, 26-35; 9/19 West Liberty L, 26-49; 9/26 at Seton Hill W, 38-26; 10/3 at Liberty L, 7-45; 10/10 Shepherd L, 6-45; 10/17 Fairmont State L, 17-21; 10/24 at Glenville State; 10/31 WV State; 11/7 at Charleston.
GLENVILLE STATE "Pioneers"
Head Coach: Alan Fiddler (37-26, 6th season)
Formations: Offense: Spread; Defense: 4-3
Stat Leaders:
Rushing: Brian Harden (121 for 656 yds, 5 TD)
Passing: James McCants (101-209-8, 1285 yds, 5 TD)
Receptions: James McDonald (36 for 489 yds, 2 TD)
Tackles: Kaleb Lawrence (69 TT, 10 TFL)
Schedule/Results: 8/27 Stonehill W, 21-14; 9/3 at Chattanooga L, 13-30; 9/12 at Seton Hill W, 47-37; 9/17 at Fairmont State L, 37-50; 9/26 at Central Arkansas L, 10-24; 10/3 West Liberty L, 17-29; 10/10 Concord W, 28-27; 10/17 at WV State W, 35-17; 10/24 WV Wesleyan; 10/31 at Charleston; 11/5 Shepherd.
THE SERIES:
West Virginia Wesleyan leads 41-28-1.
Last Season's Meeting: (stats) Glenville State's (7-3, 6-1) Jerry Seymour rushed for 244 yards and a pair of scores in his team's 40-14 win over West Virginia Wesleyan (1-9, 1-6)...The senior went over the 2000-yard mark on the season and established a new WVIAC regular season rushing mark...The efficient Pioneer attack rolled up 546 yards of total offense as GSC remained in a first place tie in the WVIAC standings with Seton Hill...James McCants completed 14 of 22 passes for 229 yards and two touchdowns...Antwan Stewart made seven catches for 89 yards, while Brian Miles came up with both scoring receptions...Wesleyan, which avoided a shutout with a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns, got 98 rush yards on 23 carries from Reggie Taylor...Harry Lorusso hit on 4 of 6 passes for 144 yards.
The Last Ten Meetings: 2008: GSC 40-14, 2007: GSC 45-41, 2006: GSC 39-14, 2005: GSC 38-10, 2004: GSC 34-30, 2003: WVW 21-14, 2002: WVW 14-7, 2001: GSC 37-14, 2000: GSC 24-21, 1999: GSC 17-7.
GAME NOTES:
Central West Virginia rivals meet for the 71st time as Glenville State celebrates homecoming versus rival West Virginia Wesleyan...GSC has won five straight in the series and have scored at least 34 points in each of those victories...The GSC defense is tied for the WVIAC lead with 15 interceptions in 2009...Terrell Parker, A.D. Hale, and D.J. Willis each are among the national top 25 in picks...The Pioneers also lead the league in net punting at 35.2 yards net per kick...Xavier Glenn boosts the GSC special teams by averaging 31.4 yards per kickoff return to top the WVIAC and rank seventh in Division II...Pioneer QB James McCants has thrown only one interception in his last 113 pass attempts...Wesleyan kicker Derek Moore has an outside chance to reach the WVIAC and school single-season field goal record of 15...The senior has made a league-best 10 of 13 field goals in 2009...WVWC has scored on 20 of 24 trips inside the red zone (11 TD, 9 FG) to rank second in the league...Wesleyan teammates Jonas Celian and Nic Wilson are tied for the WVIAC lead with six sacks...Wilson tops the league with 15 tackles for loss...WR Jon Meadows' 39 catches are the fourth most in the league...His 73.0 receiving yards per game stands sixth among WVIAC pass catchers.
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Glenville State Finishes 8th at Seton Hill University Fall Classic
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 The Glenville State College Women's Golf team finished 8th at the Seton Hill University Fall Classic which was held October 18-19. Allegheny finshed in first with a total of 641 points, while Whelling Jesuit came in 2nd with a total of 689 points, and West Liberty came in 3rd with a total of 693 points.
Glenville had Kathleen Mizener finish 22nd wiht a total of 192 points, while Alex Fitzwater finish in 27th with 210 points, also for the Pioneers Brandi Phillips came in 32nd with a total of 229 points, and Olivia Ferrell finished 33rd with 233 total points.
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Glenville State 35, West Virginia State 17
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(INSTITUTE, W.Va.)---Brian Harden rushed for three touchdowns and the Glenville State defense added four interceptions as the Pioneers downed West Virginia State 35-17.
Harden scored on rushes of 5, 10, and 16 yards, while A.D Hale intercepted a pair of passes for GSC. Hale returned his second interception 26 yards for a touchdown with 1:02 left in the game to close out the scoring.
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Glenville State Football Travels to WV State Saturday, Oct. 17
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 Glenville State will look to continue the momentum of their historic 28-27 comeback victory over Concord when the Pioneers head to West Virginia State...The Pioneers trailed 27-0 in the third quarter before rallying thanks to three Xavier Glenn touchdowns...West Virginia State dropped a 52-30 decision to nationally ranked West Liberty...Glenn is second in the WVIAC in all-purpose yards (147.6 ypg) and stands seventh nationally at 31.4 yards per kickoff return...Freshman Tanner Collins is tenth in D-II with a 35.8 net punting average...QB James McCants threw a season-high three touchdown passes versus Concord...A flaw for the Pioneers has been a pass defense that ranks 138th out of 148 Division II schools at 271.4 yards per game allowed through the air...State QB Patrick Ryan recorded career highs with 289 passing yards and three touchdown passes versus West Liberty...State LB Valentine Bon leads the WVIAC with 10.0 tackles per game...Glenville LB Kaleb Lawrence recorded a WVIAC season-best 17 tackles last week versus Concord...The teams have split their past ten meetings.
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Men’s Basketball Ready to Go
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.JPG) Glenville, WV- The 2009-10 Glenville State Pioneers Men’s Basketball team is ready to get to work according to first year head coach Stephen Dye. The Pioneers have concluded pre-season workouts and conditioning as well as individual workout sessions, they will begin practice on October 15 th, 2009. “They have been working really hard in the weight room so they can get stronger and bigger for the up-coming season” said coach Dye. |
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GSC Women's Golf Team Finished 8th
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The Glenville State Lady Pioneers Golf Team finished 8th in the WVIAC Northern Regional. West Liberty Finished 1st, with Ohio Valley coming in 2nd, and Concord finishing 3rd.
Kathleen Mizener finished 21st for Glenville with scores of 95, 87, 182, +40. Alex Fitzwater finished 27th, while Lacey Williams finished 32nd, Brandi Phillips finished 38, Olivia Ferrell finished 40th.
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Cheerleaders Support Breast Cancer Awareness Week
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 On Saturday, October 10th, 2009, the Glenville State College Cheerleaders showed their support for Breast Cancer Awareness week by wearing pink hairbows at the game. The all-girl squad decided to show their support for the cause and in turn "Cheered for a Cure" as they cheered on the GSC Pioneer Football team who won the game against Concord 28-27. |
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GSC Volleyball Falls to Alderson-Broaddus
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 (Glenville- WV) The Glenville State Lady Pioneers Volleyball team lost a tough game against WVIAC foe Alderson-Broaddus Tuesday night at Jesse R. Lilly, Jr. Gym. The team has been off since last Thursday when they lost to Urbana University . The team played tough but it wasn’t enough to get past A-B. The Pioneers jumped out to a 4-3 led in game one but ended up losing. Game scores (Game 1 GSC 17- AB 25) (Game 2 GSC 13- AB 25) (Game 3 GSC 17- AB 25).
Lauren Saelens led the Lady Pioneers in kills with 9, while Karly Eskew led the Lady Pioneers in Digs with 13, and Erica Hale led the Lady Pioneers with 17 Assists. The Glenville State Lady Pioneers Volleyball team returns to action Saturday when they travel to West Chester, PA to play West Chester and Millersville at 4:00PM.
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Glenville Host Cross Country Invitational
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October 10, 2009 - Glenville, WV -- With overcast skies and soggy conditions Glenville State College hosted it's home cross country meet as a season preview to the WVIAC Cross Country championship course. Student-athletes, coaches and spectators alike stepped on the course today sporting pink ribbons in support of Beast Cancer awareness month. Eight WVIAC schools took advantage of the women's 6k and men's 8k courses as Glenville is set to host the WVIAC Cross Country Championships on October 24, 2009 starting at 10am.
WV Wesleyan's women dominated the meet placing 6 girls in the top ten and finishing 1st through 4th in the individual standings. WV Wesleyan's Jenna Brock cursied the course in record time at 26:21.15. The Griffins of Seton Hill finished second with 40 points as they placed 4 individuals in the top 10. The Pioneers were paced by top finisher Krystle Bailey in 18th place with a time of 30:54.70 setting a school course record.
Men's Results
Women's Results
Men's Course Map
Women's Course Map
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Defensive Player of the Week: Kaleb Lawrence / Special Teams Player of the Week: Xavier Glenn
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Defensive Player of the Week: Kaleb Lawrence, Glenville State, 6-2, 240, Sr., LB, McLouth, KS: Lawrence recorded a WVIAC-season high 17 tackles (9 unassisted, 3 for loss) during Glenville State's dramatic 28-27 win over Concord...The senior made eight of his stops during the final 21 minutes of the contest as the Pioneers climbed out of a 27-0 hole.
Special Teams Player of the Week: Xavier Glenn, Glenville State, 5-8, 185, Jr., KR/WR, Atlanta, GA: Glenn sparked GSC's rally from a 27-0 deficit with a third quarter, 90-yard kickoff return that accounted for the Pioneers' first points of the contest during an eventual 28-27 win over Concord...The junior accounted for 250 all-purpose yards on the day with 129 yards on two kickoff returns, a 10-yard punt return, 92 receiving yards, and 19 rush yards...Glenn also contributed two touchdown receptions, including an eight-yarder that provided the game-winning points with 0:09 remaining in the contest.
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Lady Pioneers Ready to Get to Work
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 Glenville, WV-The 2009-10 Glenville State College Lady Pioneers are “ready to get to work” according to Coach Bunky Harkleroad. The Lady Pioneers will soon conclude the pre-season conditioning and individual workout sessions and begin official practice on October 15 th, 2009. “Pre-season has gone well, each of our players have shown improvement, as a staff we really like this group of young people and look forward to our first practice on October 15 th. We’ve got a lot of work to do but our kids are getting after it and we’ve got potential to be a good ball team” stated Harkleroad. |
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GSC Softball Goes 3-0 and Wins Tournament
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Glenville State Women’s Softball team went 3-0 this weekend and won the GSC Softball Tournament.
The GSC Softball team beat Ohio Valley, Salem University, and Fairmont State. They beat Ohio Valley 6-0, Salem 8-0 in 5 innings, and Fairmont 4-3.
Rick Moore said “Our girls played pretty well this weekend and stepped up when they need to the most, the way we won was because of good pitching, and good hitting.”
It should be a great year for the Pioneer Softball team, make sure you come out and support Coach Moore and our lady Pioneers.
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Lady Pioneers Pre-season Workouts Underway
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 When new GSC women’s basketball coach Bunky Harkleroad was hired last spring he had very little time to get to know his players before they went home for the summer. While becoming familiar with his team he also wanted to let them know how important it was going to be for them to report back to school in shape and ready to get to work. Coach Harkleroad encouraged the Lady Pioneers to hit the gym, lift weights, stay focused, and to shoot and shoot some more.
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GSC Wins Two More at Home Saturday
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The GSC Lady Pioneer Volleyball Team built on their Friday night win, with two more wins on Saturday, including a win over conference foe Seton Hill. These wins bring the team to 4-3 in the WVIAC and 8-14 overall.
In the first match, the Lady Pioneers hit 44% as a team in routing Virginia Union. This match included a look at this year's freshmen, all of which scored in some fashion during the contest.
The second match of the day for the Lady Pioneers was against Seton Hill University. The Lady Pioneers dropped set one 15-25, but won sets two, three, and four 25-21, 25-18, and 25-19. The team had 3 hitters in double digit kills with Lauren Saelens (14), Jenni Jerome (12), and Jamie Schindel (10), and just missed a fourth in Chelsea Cooke-Tripp (8).
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GSC Drop Fairmont in Three
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The GSC Lady Pioneers dropped conference foe Fairmont State on Friday night. The match was played before the largest crowd of the season so far, which is expected against a GSC rival like Fairmont.
The Lady Pioneers won the match in just three sets 25-23, 25-18, and 25-19. This brings the Lady Pioneers to 3-3 in the WVIAC and 6-14 overall.
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Lady Pioneer Hoops Announces 2009-10 Roster
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Glenville State College women’s basketball head coach Bunky Harkleroad has released the team roster for the 2009-10 season.
“This year’s team has a nice mix of experience and we have some depth at each position, I’m really excited about working with our players and implementing The System. Each player on our roster has an opportunity to contribute and see significant time on the court” says Harkleroad. The Lady Pioneers will play an exciting up-tempo style of basketball that relies on aggressiveness on the offensive and defensive end of the court.
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Lady Pioneers Release 2009-10 Schedule
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16 games on the road, an exhibition game against WVU in Morgantown, a trip to Division I Liberty, a season opening classic in Augusta, Georgia, road trips to University of DC, Columbia Union, and a grueling 22 game conference schedule are features of the 2009-10 Glenville State College women’s basketball schedule, GSC Coach Bunky Harkleroad announced.
The Lady Pioneers, who are coming off a 9-19 season that ended in the first round of the conference tournament will use a tough non-conference schedule to prepare for the always challenging WVIAC schedule.
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GSC Volleyball Games This Weekend
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The Glenville State College Volleyball Team would like to invite you to join us for a "Blackout the Gym" night against Fairmont State on Friday night. As everyone saw at the football game, this is an intense rivalry between our two schools, game time is 7 PM.
On Saturday, before you head out to the football game, stop by and catch our Lady Pioneers against Virginia Union at 11 am. The team will also face conference foe Seton Hill at 3 PM, but the game could start early based on previous games.
Everyone come support the volleyball team, and then support the football team against West Liberty at 1 PM!
Lets get 4 wins as a group this weekend!!!
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2010 Athletic Fest
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2010 Glenville State College Athletic Fest
The Glenville State College Athletic Fest will be held Saturday, July 31, 2010 at I.L. and Sue Morris Stadium. Tickets will be on sale this weekend (October 3, 2009) at the Glenville State Football game in which the Pioneers will battle West Liberty State Hilltoppers at 1:00PM. Ticket costs are $100 dollars, only 2,500 tickets will be sold. There will also be an two early bird drawings on December 1, 2009 for $1000 dollars at halftime of the Pioneers basketball game and on April 24, 2010 at the Pioneers Softball game. Prizes and drawing times at the Athletic Fest are
5:00 P.M. $2500 6:30 P.M. 700 CDL Rifle
5:05 P.M. $250 6:35 P.M. $250
5:10 P.M. $500 6:40 P.M. $500
5:15 P.M. $750 6:45 P.M. $750
5:20 P.M. $1000 6:50 P.M. $1000
5:25 P.M. $1500 6:55 P.M. $1500
5:30 P.M. 1187 Shotgun 7:00 P.M. 4 - Wheeler
5:35 P.M. $250 7:05 P.M. $250
5:40 P.M. $500 7:10 P.M. $500
5:45 P.M. $750 7:15 P.M. $750
5:50 P.M. $1000 7:20 P.M. $1000
5:55 P.M. $1500 7:25 P.M. $1500
6:00 P.M. EZ-GO Golf Cart 7:30 P.M. 1187 Shotgun
6:05 P.M. $250 7:35 P.M. $1500
6:10 P.M. $500 7:40 P.M. $2500
6:15 P.M. $750 7:45 P.M. $2500
6:20 P.M. $1000 7:50 P.M. $5000
6:25 P.M. $1500 7:55 P.M. $5000
8:00 P.M. Drawing is the Grand Prize of $10,000!!!
· Gates open at 3:00 P.M. on July 31, 2010
· There will be entertainment during the drawing
· Free food and drinks will be provided from 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
· Ticket holders may bring one additional guest for $15
· Gate admission without ticket will be $20
· Winners need not be present to win
ALL PRIZES GUARANTEED TO BE AWARDED!!
NO PETS ALLOWED INSIDE THE GATE.
WINNER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL TAXES.
Prizes Claimed At:
Golf Cart – GC Supply, New Castle, PA…………………………….1-800-248-4653
Guns – Western Auto, Glenville, WV……………….......................1-304-462-5631
4- Wheeler – Hayhurst Equipment, Pennsboro, WV……………….1-304-6592917
There will also be a cornhole tournament held at the Athletic Fest
$5 per person; $10 per team
Winners take half of the money
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October 4th GSC Softball Tournament
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Glenville State will host a softball tournament on Sunday, October 4th. All games will be held at Sue Morris Complex. Here is the schedule below
10:00
GSC vs. OVU
Salem vs. D & E
12:00
Salem vs. State
Fairmont vs. D & E
2:00
Fairmont vs. State
D & E vs. OVU
4:00
Glenville vs. Salem
State vs. OVU
6:00
Glenville vs. Fairmont
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GSC Drops Tough Match at Wesleyan
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The Glenville State College Lady Pioneer Volleyball team dropped a tough WVIAC match last night to West Virginia Wesleyan. After a busy weekend where the team defeated regional foe Johnson C. Smith but dropped a match against Wheeling Jesuit, the team came in fired up and ready to play against the Lady Bobcats.
In each game the Lady Pioneers spotted an early lead but fought their way back into each instance. West Virginia Wesleyan took games 1, 2, and 4, and the Lady Pioneers took game 3 (18-25, 20-25, 25-16, 17-25). Key in the loss was the number of serve receive errors (8), hitting errors (18), and service errors (10).
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Glenville State (2-2) at Central Arkansas (1-1) Sept. 26 at 7:00PM
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Glenville State faces a stern test when they make the long trip for a battle with Division I-FCS Central Arkansas...The Bears, ranked #12 in the Football Championship Series subdivision, hammered Division I-FBS Western Kentucky 28-7 last Saturday...Glenville State suffered ten turnovers during a wild 50-37 setback to Fairmont State...The Pioneers placed a pair of runners over the 100-yard mark as Brian Harden gained 114 yards and DeAndre Johnson added 111 in the loss...Injured quarterback James McCants was pressed into service after the Pioneers lost two other quarterbacks to injury...McCants' completed 18 of 33 passes for 254 yards, but was picked off five times...The senior was only intercepted four times in 248 pass attempts during GSC's WVIAC championship season of 2008...LB Terrell Parker is tied for second in Division II with four interceptions, while DE Scott Sears is second in the WVIAC with four sacks...Harden stands third in the WVIAC with 105.0 rush yards per outing...The Pioneers dropped a 30-13 decision to Chattanooga in the other contest versus an FCS squad in 2009...Central Arkansas quarterback Robbie Park has completed 73% of his passes and has not been intercepted this season...Park was named the Southland Conference Offensive Player of the Week after his 18-for-21 effort versus Western Kentucky...The Bears also claimed their league's weekly defensive honors after LB James Lancaster chipped in with six tackles, a forced fumble, and an interception...Saturday's contest marks the first contest for a WVIAC school versus an Arkansas foe since Salem downed Ouachita Baptist 16-7 in the semifinals of the 1975 NAIA playoffs.
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Shepherd Downs Lady Pioneers in 5 Games
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GSC Handed Tough Loss at Home
The GSC Lady Pioneers faced conference foe Shepherd at home on Saturday and played their second 5 set match in 24 hours. Despite out hitting the Lady Rams (53 kills to 49, and .213 to .146) the Lady Pioneers errors told the tale in the fifth set.
Karly Eskew (22) led the way with another 20-dig performance. "Hustle like Karly gives is all a coach can ask for," said Coach Maiden. "She has never played libero before, and she leaves everything she has on the floor every match."
Erica Hale had 49 assists in the loss, while Jamie Schindel (15), Lauren Saelens (14), and Ashley Dann (10) all reached double digit kills.
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GSC Wins Tough Match Over Pitt-Johnstown
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Friday night was a tough fought match for the Lady Pioneers, and in the end, their heart and teamwork pulled them through winning the match in 5 sets.
The Lady Pioneers dropped games 1 and 3 to the Mountain Cats, but the pulled out games 2, 4, and the decisive game 5. Game scores were 22-25, 25-23, 21-25, 25-23, and 15-9 in the victory.
The Lady Pioneers hit .284 for the match, including a .406 clip in game two. Jamie Schindel (17), Lauren Saelens (16), and Jenni Jerome (13) all had double digit kills for GSC. Erica Hale had 59 assists, and Karly Eskew contributed an outstanding 23 digs.
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GSC Opens WVIAC Schedule With 3-1 Victory
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GSC Opens WVIAC Schedule with 3-1 Victory Over West Liberty
The Glenville State College Lady Pioneers started strong in their WVIAC schedule last night with a 3-1 (25-20, 25-14, 20-25, 25-20) defeat of West Liberty in Lilly Gymnasium.
The Lady Pioneers hit over .300 for the match, and were led on the court and statistically by their captains Erica Hale and Lauren Saelens. Hale dished out 44 assists, 13 of which were to Saelens who hit .407 for the match.
Joining Saelens in double digit kills were Jenni Jerome with 12, and Jamie Schindel with 11. Karly Eskew led the way defensively with 11 digs.
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GSC’S ALAN FIDDLER INDUCTED INTO HALL OF FAME
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Glenville, WV—Glenville State College head football coach Alan Fiddler was among five new inductees to the Musselman High School Hall of Fame during an enshrinement ceremony held Saturday evening September 12th, 2009 at Mussleman High School in Berkley County, West Virginia. Fiddler was unable to attend the festivities because his Glenville State College Pioneer football team was playing Seton Hill University in Greensburg, Pennsylvania.
“It is a great honor, and I am very humbled to be named to my High School’s Hall of Fame. I was fortunate to have great coaches and teammates at Mussleman High School. I was also blessed with tremendous family support throughout my career,” said Fiddler.
A 1984 graduate of Musselman High School, Fiddler was a member of the 1982 West Virginia High School State championship football team and quarterbacked the Applemen to a state runner-up finish in 1983. He was also a standout basketball player for Mussleman, averaging 17.3 points per game his senior season.
Upon graduating from Mussleman, Fiddler attended Glenville State College from 1984-87 where he was a quarterback on the Pioneer football team.He completed his B.S. in Education at West Virginia State College in 1989 and received his M.S. in Education from Shenandoah University in 2002.
He began his coaching career as an assistant coach at South Charleston and Mussleman before taking the Head Coaching position at Moorefield High School in 1993. He led Moorefield to six West Virginia High School State Championships and a state runner-up in ten seasons. Fiddler holds West Virginia’s state coaching records for the most consecutive state championships (4) and the most playoff wins (28) in state history. Fiddler had a career 98-28 record and 28-2 playoff record while at Moorefield. He coached 2 undefeated teams and had a 30 game winning streak at MHS.In addition, Fiddler coached the North squad to a 20-18 victory in the 2000 West Virginia North-South All-Star game.
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3rd Annual GSC Golf Tribute Tournament
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October 23rd 2009
10:00am Shotgun start
Tournament Costs
Tournament Fee: $75.00
Mulligan Included
Skins Included
Breakfast Included
Lunch Included
Prizes Awarded for 1st through 3rd place
Other prizes awarded for Specialty Holes
GSC Golf
Any Questions Contact:Greg Smith or Crystal Davis
200 High Street
Glenville, WV 26351
Phone (304) 462 4102
Course:
Glenville Golf Course
Team Registration Form:
(Please return with payment)
Members:
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Make checks payable to:
Glenville State College
Memo: GOLF
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Cross Country Teams Finish 5th in 24th Annual Forest Festival Invitational
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GSC Cross Country Finishes 5th in 24th Annual Forest Festival Invitational Meet
The Glenville State College men's and women's cross country teams both finished 5th in Saturday's 24th Annual Forest Festival Invitational Meet.
On the men's side, Dustin Wood led the team with a 5th place finish, completing the 8000 meter course in 29:03.20 and TJ Abel finished 11th in 29:44.01. The team finished in overall 5th place, behind Seton Hill, West Virginia Wesleyan, Alderson-Broaddus, and host Davis & Elkins.
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Lady Pioneers Win Two at UC Invitational
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Lady Pioneers Win a Pair of Matches in Tournament
The GSC Lady Pioneer volleyball team won a pair of matches in the University of Charleston Volleyball Invitational. The team fell just short of winning all three of their matches for the weekend.
The Lady Pioneers opened play with a match against Pace University from New York, and came out fired up in the match taking the first set before dropping the next three. Lauren Saelens (11) and Jenni Jerome (10) each had double digit kills against Pace, while Erica Hale totalled 42 assists. Saelens also added 21 digs for the match.
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5th Annual GSC Softball Golf Tournament
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Glenville State College Softball team will be holding the 5th annual golf tournament. It will be held September 19, at The Glenville Golf Club, Glenville WV. Start time is set for 9:00 a.m. and its a shotgun start, 4 person scramble. It will be $70.00 per person (includes green fees, cart, lunch, drinks, and skins).
There will be prizes awarded for 1st Place - $500.00, 2nd Place - $300.00, and 3rd Place - $200.00. The Proceeds will benefit Glenville State College Softball Team. Make checks payable to GSC Softball c/o Rick Moore Head Softball Coach, 200 High Street Glenville, WV 26351. Entry limited to first 18 teams.
If you are unable to get a team hole sponsors will be greatly appreciated.
For more information contact Rick Moore @ 304-462-7361 ext 6229, or Glenville Golf Club @ 304-462-5907.
Must be signed up by September 17, 2009
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Lady Pioneers Continue Tough Start Against PSAC
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The Glenville State College Lady Pioneer volleyball team played in another very tough tournament this weekend against competition from the PSAC. The team played Clarion and the host team Shippensburg on Friday, dropping both matches. On Saturday, the team played Edinboro and Slippery Rock.
In the Friday matches, there was a level on inconsistency that proved to be insurmountable. At times the team looked solid, but errors in hitting, serving, and passing overshadowed the hustle that at times had been lacking prior to the Clarion match.
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Live Stats/Live Radio for GSC vs. UT Chattanooga Football Game
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Click Here to view the LIVE STATS for the GSC Football game
http://www.gomocs.com/liveStats/liveStats.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=17700
Also to hear the game live go to www.theboss97FM.com
then click on WADF logo and listen live.
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Lady Pioneers Open Season in Carson Newman Invitational
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The 2009 version of the Glenville State College Lady Pioneer volleyball team opened their season this past weekend in Jefferson City, TN at the Carson Newman Invitational.
On Friday, the team opened up with two top level teams from the South Atlantic Conference, both of whom were in the 2008 NCAA tournament field. Carson Newman defeated the lady Pioneers in three sets, and the adjustments of the new team were apparent. The next match for the Lady Pioneers was against Lincoln Memorial University. The Lady Pioneers won set one, then dropped three straight in losing the match 3-1.
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Adkins, Sears, and Parker make 2009 D2Football.com Pre-Season ALL-WVIAC Team
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(LIBERTY, MO)---D2Football.com has selected their 2009 preseason All-WVIAC football squad. The 25-player team is headed up by their Offensive Player of the Year DaRante Hunter of Charleston and Defensive Player of the Year Nate Black of Fairmont State.
Fairmont State had the most selections with six, followed by Seton Hill and Shepherd with four each. Glenville State and Charleston notched three honorees apiece, followed by West Liberty and West Virginia State with a pair. West Virginia Wesleyan was represented by one player.
2009 D2Football.com All-WVIAC Team- Preseason
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Glenville State Football Team Ranked 22 in Pre-Season Poll
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(WACO, TX)---Defending WVIAC champion Glenville State is ranked #22 in the pre-season American Football Coaches Association Division II Top 25 poll.
The Pioneers finished 8-3 last season and return 14 starters from that squad. GSC holds down the top spot in the WVIAC pre-season coaches' poll and opens their campaign August 27 at home versus Stonehill (MA).
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2009 Glenville State College Cross Country Invitational
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Head coach Cam Perry of the men and women's cross country teams announces that on Staturday, October 10th, 2009 Glenville State College will host the GSC Cross Counrty Invitational.
More Information here
2009 GSC CROSS COUNTRY INVITATIONAL
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Lady Pioneers 8th in WVIAC Preseason Coaches' Poll
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WJU, WVSU Picked Atop 2009 WVIAC Volleyball Coaches' Preseason Poll
8/11/2009
(PRINCETON, W.Va.)---2008 tournament champion Wheeling Jesuit and defending regular season title holder West Virginia State are the picks to remain ahead of the field in the 2009 WVIAC volleyball race. Wheeling Jesuit, which reached the NCAA Division II Atlantic Region finals last season, earned 11 of the 13 first place votes to sit atop the league's pre-season coaches' poll. West Virginia State grabbed the other two first place nods to finish second in the voting.
Charleston, Alderson-Broaddus, and Seton Hill round out the top five. West Virginia Wesleyan, Pitt Johnstown, Glenville State, Davis & Elkins, and Fairmont State occupy the sixth through tenth positions. Shepherd, West Liberty, Ohio Valley, Concord, and Bluefield State make up the eleventh through fifteenth slots.
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2009 WVIAC Football Virtual Media Guide
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Click on the link above to view the 2009 WVIAC Football Virtual Media Guide, courtesy of WVIAC.org.
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2009 GSC Athletic Fest Winners
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Here are the winners of the 2009 GSC Athletic Fest, by time.
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Don Sheets |
| 5:10 |
Charlie Putnam |
| 5:15 |
Donald Kelble |
| 5:20 |
Lloyd Riffle |
| 5:25 |
Hitt's Body Shop |
| 5:30 |
Doss Enterprises LLC |
| 5:35 |
Lora Coffman |
| 5:40 |
Dwight Montgomery |
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2009 WVIAC Football Media Day
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The link to the 2009 WVIAC Football Media Day webcast
http://www.wltvonline.com/
http://www.wviac.org/News/football/2009/7/22/fb72209.asp?path=football
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GSC Volleyball Season Preview
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2009 GSC Volleyball Preview
The Glenville State College Women's Volleyball team is looking to improve on a very strong finish in 2008, after finishing tied for 6th in the WVIAC. The team was picked to finish 12th out of the 16 teams in the WVIAC and greatly surpassed that ranking with just 8 on the roster.
The 2009 team returns two of three all-WVIAC players, with Camai Roberson being the only loss from last season. Roberson (Sr. - Middle Hitter) made the first team all-WVIAC, Erica Hale (Soph. - Setter) made the second team, and Lauren Saelens (Jr. - Opposite) made honorable mention. Camai also went on to make the Sports Information Directors' all-Atlantic Region second team.
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GSC Volleyball Adds Another Standout
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GSC Adds Standout Libero
Coach Patrick Maiden would like to announce the addition of Susan Shaw to the 2009 Lady Pioneer volleyball team. In 2008 Shaw's defense helped guide the Johnson County College volleyball team to finishing second nationally in NJCAA D2 volleyball, and an overall record of 30-4.
Coach Jenny Ei from JCCC says, "Susan is a solid defender and really stepped up her game last year to help us to a great season. She has worked hard this Spring to get herself ready to go to the next level, and I think she'll be a great asset for Glenville State as a leader on and off the court."
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Seventeen GSC Student Athletes Make WVIAC Honor Role
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Seventeen GSC Student Athletes Make WVIAC Honor Role
Seventeen GSC student athletes have made the WVIAC Commissioners Honor Role. To receive this honor, the student athletes must have a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher. The student athletes in question are listed below:
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GSC Signee Jenni Jerome Honored Again
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Jerome named WNYAC Co-Senior Female Athlete of the Year
Alfred State College standout volleyball player Jenni Jerome (Syracuse/Westhill) has been named the Western New York Athletic Conference co-senior female athlete of the year. She shares the honor with Lindsay Grace (Monroe CC) and Kari Barmore (Jamestown CC).
Jerome had a well decorated two-year career at Alfred State. She helped the Lady Pioneers to a 74-10 record, back-to-back Region III Championships, and back-to-back trips to the NJCAA Division III National Championships.
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Stephen Dye Tabbed as New Men's Basketball Coach
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Stephen Dye Tabbed as New Men's Basketball Coach
NEW GSC HEAD MEN’S BASKETBALL COACH NAMED
Glenville, WV – Glenville State College Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach Stephen Dye has been named the new Head Men’s Basketball Coach for the Pioneers. “This is one of my dream jobs. I love Glenville and its people. They took me into their family two years ago as one of their own,” said Dye.
Dye replaces Dwaine Osborne who stepped down from the job earlier this month to accept a men’s basketball coaching position at the University of Texas Permian Basin. Dye said, “I am excited about this and grateful to Dr. Barr, Janet Bailey, and the search committee for this opportunity.”
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Moore Brings in Strong Class for 2009-10
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(June 9, 2009) Glenville, WV - Glenville State Softball Coach Rick Moore hit the recruiting trail with enthusiasm. His efforts have landed a very strong class for this fall. When you add the new players in with the returners, the future looks bright for GSC Softball.
Following up on a very strong season, head softball coach Rick Moore has signed 8 standout athletes to add to his team for next year. The team lost in the conference championship game to eventual Atlantic Region runner-up West Virginia Wesleyan, who ended up ranked 17th nationally in the National Fastpitch Coaches Association Division II rankings. This oustanding showing has helped with recruiting efforts, and Moore's class show's his desire to climb to even higher heights next season.
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