2009-10 SETTERS NOTES
SETTERS FANS!!! Check back here every week for the latest edition of the official Pace Athletics Weekly Newsletter, Setters Notes. Each week, Setters notes will recap the previous weeks sporting events and will also feature updates on the latest Pace Athletics news.
Volume
2, Issue 5
The Pace men's and women's basketball teams both went 2-0 this past
week. The men's team came away with two upset victories over
Northeast-10 Conference powerhouses Merrimack College and UMass
Lowell. On the women's side, the Setters extended their
winning streak to five games with victories
over Merrimack and UMass Lowell. The men's
and women's swimming & diving team for Pace finished their
regular season off with a tri-meet against Bridgeport
University and Ramapo College on Senior Day. Pace
football senior Andrew Kulak was named to the 2009 Football
Gazette All-Region Third Team Offense.
Volume
2, Issue 4
Pace's men's and women's basketball teams both went 2-1 this past
week, including the two games both teams played in Pace's Holiday
Classic. The men's team beat out the Molloy Lions, but dropped a
last minute loss to the Dominican Chargers during the two day
Holiday Tournament. The Setters went on to beat the Assumption
Greyhounds in a conference match-up later in the week. On the
women's side, senior Taylor Losey eclisped the 1,000 point barrier
against the Assumption College Greyhounds. Losey also had a 27
point performance on the first day of Holiday Classic in Pace's win
against Bloomfield College. The Setters were unfortunately unable
to rally back against Felician College on the second day of the
tournament.
Volume
2, Issue 3
Pace's men's and women's basketball teams are currently riding
winning streaks going into this week. The men's team is on a four
game winning streak which included victories over
Northeast-10 Conference opponent American
International College and Concordia College over the past two
weeks. On the women's side, the Setters are on a five
game winning streak with wins over American International College
and Post University since December 8. In this issue,
we preview this week's games for both basketball teams,
as the women's team hosts Nyack College, while the men's team
travels to Philadelphia University.
Volume
2, Issue 2
The Pace men's basketball team went 2-0 this past week, including a
victory over the #20 nationally ranked Le Moyne Dolphins. The
women's basketball team also went 2-0. One of the wins involved the
Setters giving the University of New Haven women's basketball team
their first loss in conference this season. Pace football receives
the Northeast-10 sportsmanship award. The men's and women's
swimming/diving team sets 18 new school records at the
Northeast-10 Invitational.
Volume
2, Issue 1
The Pace men's basketball team dropped its first two games of the
2009-10 season with losses to Nyack College and Adelphi University.
The Women's basketball team kicked off its season with a 67-45
victory over Adelphi. Women's Volleyball qualified for the NCAA
Tournament to play against the University of New Haven. Volleyball
players Nora Rugova, and Victoria Pompilus named to Northeast-10
All-Conference Teams, while football players Andrew Kulak, Ken
Marcoux, and Patrick Lupfer named to Northeast-10 All-Conference
teams as well.
Volume
1, Issue 9
Pace football won their first game of the 2009 season with a 20-9
victory over American International College. Women's soccer dropped
its final two matches of the season, and Freshman Olivia
Mapplethorpe was named to the Northeast-10's All-Rookie Team.
Women's volleyball is still 6th in the new NCAA East Region Poll,
but went 1-2 this week in Northeast-10 match-ups. The Pace
equestrian team finished seventh at the United States Military
Academy Invitational.
Volume
1, Issue 8
Pace football dropped an Northeast-10 game to the University of New
Haven 49-27. Women's Volleyball remains 6th in the NCAA's East
Region Poll, and went 2-0 this past week including a 3-1 NE-10 win
over the College of St. Rose. Women's soccer dropped two conference
matches. Women's swimming beat the College of Staten Island, while
Men's swimming broke six records in a loss. Women's Cross
Country runner Brianna Cano earned Second-Team All-Conference
Honors after breaking Pace's 5K record for the second time this
season at the NE-10 Championships.
Volume
1, Issue 7
Pace football fell in a heartbreaking 28-27 loss to Bentley
University. Women's volleyball went 2-1 and 1-1 in conference this
past week. Volleyball was also ranked 6th in the NCAA's East Region
Poll. Women's soccer dropped two conference matches. The Pace
swimming and diving teams opened up their season at the McCarthy
Invitational.
Volume
1, Issue 6
Football dropped it's conference game against Stonehill College
34-14. Women's volleyball went 2-1 in conference match-ups this
past week, and are currently riding a two game winning streak.
Volleyball freshman Nora Rugova was named the Northeast-10's
Freshman of the Week. Women's soccer fell to conference foe St.
Michael's 1-0. Men's golf finished in fifth place at the Dominican
College Invitational, the final event of the fall season.
Volume
1, Issue 5
Pace football fell to Northeast-10 foe Assumption by a 34-26 score.
Women's volleyball won three straight matches including two
shutouts over Dominican and St. Anselm to increase their win streak
to four matches. Women's soccer fell to two conference opponents.
Women's cross country freshman Brianna Cano comes in first
place at the Mount St. Mary's College Invitational.
Volume
1, Issue 4
Pace football couldn't hold on in its game against Albright losing
26-20. Women's soccer dropped two matches to national powerhouses,
including #22 Franklin Pierce University a Northeast-10
opponent. The women's volleyball team went 2-1 in matches over the
past week. Volleyball also started its Northeast-10 conference
schedule with a 3-0 loss to the University of New Haven,
but then coming back with a 3-0 victory over Assumption
College.
Volume
1, Issue 3
The Pace football team failed to comeback against St. Anselm
College losing 17-13. Women's soccer dropped three matches to
Northeast-10 opponents including a 2-1 heartbreaking loss to St.
Anselm College. The women's volleyball team went 3-2 since
September 11th, including their trip to the University of
Charleston (WV) Tournament where the team won two out of three
matches.
Volume
1, Issue 2
The Pace football team dropped their season opener to
Salisbury University 34-14. Women's soccer had a busy opening
two weeks playing four games and going 1-2-1 overall and 0-2-0 in
conference play. The women's volleyball team came out
victorious in their home opener after losing two matches on
the road.
Volume
1, Issue 1
Pace's fall sports are set to begin! The season previews
for football, soccer, and volleyball teams are discussed in
the opening edition.
