Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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Jane Reed races to gain control of the ball wtiile the Husky Stickwoman. above, sets tierself ready for defense. 1980: 8-5-3 BSC 3 Trenton State 2 BSC 1 Salisbury State 3 BSCO Lock Haven BSC 2 Kutztown BSC Indiana, PA BSC 3 Mansfield BSC 4 Messiah BSC 1 East Stroudsburg 3 BSC 1 Wilkes 2 BSC 3 Susquehanna 1 BSC Shippensburg 3 BSC 1 Bucknell BSC 1 Millersville 1 BSC 3 Scranton BSC 1 Lock Haven 2 BSC 2 Millersville 1 Susqu ehanna Ass. Tournament: 1st 1 Season Best Ever for Hutchinson BSC ' s Field Hockey Team enjoyed an outstanding regular season of play and an even better post season. The team ' s eight victories was the most it had ever produced for Coach Hutchinson, equal- ling their 1978 victory total. Based on it ' s strong seasonal perfor- mance, the team was ceded number four for the PSAC Women ' s Championship Tournament. The stickwomen ' s third place finish was good enough for them to next enter the Susquehanna Association Polly Dougtierty looks for an opening to steal ttie ball, middle picture, wtiile Jan Hutctiinson coacties tier girls to improve ttieir performance. 20 Field Hockey

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Row one: Tern Purcell, Kelly Kessler. Lon Pmgitore, Lauren Meymans. Row two: Suzi Hartman, Mary Urban, Carol May, Kathy McNally. Vicki Amici, Yvonne Delnls. Bigger X-Country Team Proves to be Better X- Country Team After having more than doubled the size of last season ' s team, this year ' s Wom- en ' s Cross Country Team made their presence known. It began it ' s season with impressive first place finishes in both the Lebanon Valley Invitational and the Kutz- town Invitational meets and finished with a fourth place finish at the PSAC meet. The team also ran to an impressive first place against Lock Haven but lost by a slim margin to Bucknell. Harriers, Lori Pingitore, Terri Purcell, Lauren Meymaris and Anne Grab, among others, were the key factors in BSC ' s successful seas on. 1980: 1-1 BSC Lebanon Valley Invitational 1st place BSC Kutztown invitational 1st place BSC 22 Lock Haven 37 BSC 29 Bucknell U. 27 EAIAW Regional Meet: 8th out of 41 teams PSAC Meet: 4th Battling tiard against an opponent and supported by a teammate, Suzi Hartman proves her worth to the team. Lori Pingitore and Lauren Meymaris pace each other in order to keep up with a winning position. Cross Country 19

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Tournament, where the BSC women took top honors. Thirty-six players were cho- sen from this tournament as representa- tives in the Mid-Eastern Tournament. Bloomsburg had twelve (12) varsity players selected. The most ever chosen from one team. The twelve selected were: Joan Ma- honey, Deb Long, Jeanne Fetch, Polly Dougherty, Diane Imboden, Jane Reed, Sharon Rush, Laurie Snyder, Robin Eisner, Lauren May, Karen Nelson, and Jane Sieslove. Based on their perfor- mances at the Mid-Eastern Tournaments, four players, Jeanne Fetch, Joan Ma- honey, Deb Long, and Diane Imboden, were able to participate in the U.S. Field Hockey Association Tournament as mem- bers of the Mid-East Regional All-Star Team. Practice involves routines to improve control ol the ball plus improve stamina. he latter stiown m the above picture. j Jhm m A powerlul and successful lunge at the hockey ball is made by Laurie Snyder, the Huskies powerful goalie. Stiowing good footwork and ball control, This BSC player attempts to outdistance her Jane Reed attempts to get past her opponents. opponents to th- -nil -- - he looks for teammates for help. Waiting for the action to reach their end of the field, these two stickwomen show tense faces and ready stances.