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Jeffrey Pickette


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VOLLEYBALL: Judges go 3-1 at conference tournament

The return of setter Abby Blasco '11 to the lineup after an eight-game absence due to a hamstring injury helped to propel the volleyball team to a 3-1 record in the second two-day University Athletic Association Round Robin of the season last weekend at home.The Judges defeated Case Western Reserve University 3-0 last Sunday after dropping a match against No.


XCOUNTRY: Lemay, Norton lead cross country squads

Top performances from classmates Paul Norton '11, who placed third out of 278 runners, and Marie Lemay '11, who finished 11th out of 310 runners, led the men's and women's cross country teams to top-ten team finishes at the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth Invitational last Saturday.


VOLLEYBALL: Judges complete comeback victory

Tied two sets apiece and trailing 9-4 in the fifth and final set in a road match against the Massachusetts Institute of Technology last Saturday, the volleyball team was only six points away from suffering its first loss of the season.


ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Joe Coppens '08

Prior to the seventh game of the 1984 NBA Finals between the Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers, Celtics forward Cedric Maxwell told his teammates to "climb onto my back, boys." Maxwell scored 24 points in the decisive game, helping the Celtics capture their 15th championship.While men's basketball guard Joe Coppens '08 never spoke those same words, it was Coppens who stepped up and carried his team to the best season in the program's history, even in the absence of two-time all-University Athletic Association selection Steve DeLuca '08, sidelined with a season-ending injury."No one really came to one another and no coaches really came to anybody and said, 'You need to put up Steve DeLuca numbers,'" Coppens said.


ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Kate Streilein '08

Four hours after capping her complete game victory against Keene State College in the semifinal round of the Eastern College Athletic Conference Tournament May 11, softball pitcher Kate Streilein '08 was on the mound again, this time in relief, to close out the team's first-ever ECAC championship.


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