CMS Athletics Week In Review (9/8 - 9/14)
Complete Athletics Week In Review (Word)
====================== Fall – Women========================
Women’s
Soccer
The Athena soccer team played two games in very hot weather over
the weekend, tying Lewis & Clark (0-0) in overtime and losing
to UC Santa Cruz (2-1). Against Lewis & Clark, Darrah
Shields (CMC ’16) led the team with six shots, three
on goal. Makella Brems (CMC ’17) scored on a
penalty kick in the UC Santa Cruz game for the Athenas’ only
goal on the weekend. The Athenas
(3-2-1) host Cal Lutheran to begin SCIAC play at 7 p.m. Wednesday,
Sept. 17.
Volleyball
The Athena volleyball team was 3-1 in the Trinity Fall Classic in
San Antonio, Texas, over the weekend. CMS lost to the host, Trinity
(3-0), and beat Texas Lutheran (3-2), Mary Hardin-Baylor (3-1) and
Southwestern (3-1). Audrey Breitwieser (CMC
’16) led the team with 54 kills over the four matches, a .296
kill percentage. Megan Coleman (CMC ’15)
totaled more than 100 digs. CMS (9-3) begins SCIAC competition at
7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 19 against Caltech.
Women’s Cross
Country
The Athena cross country runners competed in the UC Riverside
Invitational over the weekend and CMS was the top Division III
program in both the 6000m Invitational and the 5000m Open events.
In the 6000m, Bridget
Blum (CMC ’16,
21:11) finished fifth overall and was the first non-Division I
finisher. CMS finished ahead of five SCIAC teams in the Open
event. The top seven Athenas finished within 10 seconds of each
other: Breanna Sewell (CMC ’18, 19:33),
Olivia Carmo (CMC ’17, 19:34), Amber
Scott (CMC ’17, 19:37) and Carmen
Mejia (SCR ’17, 19:41), Laura
Broderick (SCR ’18, 19:42) and Emma
Su (SCR, ’18,19:43) and Kathleen
Muenzen (SCR ’17, 19:43). CMS next competes in the
CS San Bernardino Invitational and the Stanford Invitational on
Sept. 27.
====================== Fall – Men========================
Football
The Stag football team beat Lewis & Clark in its home opener,
36-14. The team had three interceptions, two by Max
Winsberg (CMC ’15) and one by Henry
Wei (CMC ’17). Quarterback Trey
Reynolds (CMC ’17) threw for more than 200 yards,
167 of which were to Tyler Stanek (CMC ’16),
including three touchdowns. CMS is now 1-1 and has two bye weekends
before hosting Chapman at 1 p.m. Oct. 4.
Men’s
Soccer
In the first week of SCIAC competition, the Stag soccer team
played two overtime games, tying Pomona-Pitzer (1-1) and beating
Cal Lutheran (2-1). Against Pomona-Pitzer, Michael
Crowley (CMC ’17) scored the team’s only goal,
assisted by Taylor Lemmon (CMC ’16). When
playing the Kingsmen, William Cresap (CMC
’17) scored in the first half and then Ian
Shelton (CMC ’17) scored the game winner in the
second overtime period. CMS (1-0-1) continues conference play at 7
p.m. Sept. 15 against La Verne.
Men’s Cross
Country
The Stag cross country runners competed in the UC Riverside
Invitational over the weekend and CMS was the top Division III
program in both the 8000m Invitational and 8000m Open events.
Zorg Loustalet
(HMC ’16) led the team with a
34th-place finish in 25:05 in the Invitational.
Danyon Anderson (CMC ’18, 26:43),
Collin Barraugh (CMC ’18, 26:54) and
Kyle Suver (HMC ’18, 27:19) were the team's
top three finishers in the Open event. CMS next competes in the CS
San Bernardino Invitational and the Stanford Invitational on Sept.
27.
Men’s Water
Polo
The Stag water polo team was 1-5 last week in games at Cal Baptist
and in the Inland Empire Tournament. CMS lost to Cal Baptist
(11-10), La Verne (13-10), Air Force (11-9), UCLA (13-7) and Long
Beach State (18-5), but beat Riverside City College (9-8). In the
win, Alex Waggoner (CMC ’17) led the team
with three goals and James Kelly (CMC ’15)
had 11 saves in goal.