William Paterson University - Pioneer Yearbook (Wayne, NJ)

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VOLLEYBALL nexperienced Team Spikes to Victory Team Record 7-4 WPC Oppor.ent 3 Rutgers Univ. of Delaware 3 Brooklyn 3 2 Lehman 1 2 City 3 Kean 3 Livingston 1 Trenton 3 3 Univ. of Bridgeport 1 2 Kings 1 1 Central Connecticut 3 STANDING: Sandy Ferrarella. Cathy Stackpole. Eileen Fitzgerald. Louise Frieberger, Carol Hosbach. Jean Sixsmith, Joyce Kuhnan, Rose Hirman.| Coach Walsen. KNEELING: Natalie Olivetti. Mary Fitzgerald. Sue Sayer. Janet Vilardo, Lynn Dobracti. Diana Singer. Anna Pelosi, Linda Singer. ; 330

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I NJSCAC Title Remains Here SOCCER l JUi: •. J «»».- . . •» Team Record 6-7 WPC Oppo nent Calvin 3 1 Kean 2 1 NJIT 3 2 Ramapo 1 2 Montclair 1 2 Glassboro 1 FDU-Teaneck 3 5 Millersville 1 1 East Stroudsburg 4 1 Drew 6 2 Jersey City 1 3 Kutztown 5 3 Trenton 1 .3J3 FAR LEFT: John Old|a outruns the opponent for the ball. LEFT: Goalie Nerces Mavelian doing his job. BELOW: Nunzio Ruvio (front) along with Ramazon Tejaoglu (L) and Tony Cassera (r.) make sure the ball stays away from Ramapo. 229

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VOLLEYBALL FAR LEFT: Joyce Kuhnan spikes the ball over the heads of two defenders. LEFT: Co-Cap- tain Rose hiirmann sends the ball over as Eileen Fitzgerald (18) sets and Jean Sixsmith (9) looks on. BOTTOM: Both Joyce Kuhnan (6| and Rose hiirmann (3) defend the net against Princeton. The volleyball team spiked a win- ning season with 7 victories and 4 defeats. Lou Freyberger, the only senior on the squad and Rose Hir- mann, the team ' s best powerplayer, co-captained the mostly inexperi- enced freshman and sophomore women. Rutgers lost to WPC. 0-3, in the first game of the season, however the Pioneers ' celebration was spoiled by two straight defeats of 0-3 against University of Delaware and Brooklyn. The women recovered the volley for WPC by winning 6 out of the next 8 games, losing only to nationally known Trenton and to Central Con- necticut. Trenton provided the squad with the toughest match of the year. The teams played for almost four hours, with varsity losing 4 games and JV winning 5. The JV ' s played for two and a half hours with outstanding performances by servers, Mary Fitz- gerald and Diane Singer. Coach Bernard Walsen is looking forward to molding next year ' s team into a more cohesive unit to beat the competition next fall.