Calling all baseball fans

by Aron Usdan staff

writer Cabrini offers many different sports from field hockey and soccer, to volleyball and basketball.

Unfortunately, America's favorite pastime is not on the list.

Although a division 3 baseball team may not be in Cabrini's near future, fans of the game need not be worried for there is a baseball ttub.

Earlier this semester a group of freshman approached Chris Wmkler, intramurals, recreation and facility director at the Dixon Center, about forming an intramural baseball club. Because of their request, the club was formed and now has close to 40 members in it.

When asked about whom the club would be playing against,,Winkler. stated that there would be other baseball clubs in the area to compete against. This kind of friendly competition is a great way to meet other Cabrini students as well as other players in the area.

For those who enjoy the sport of

Baseball but don't seem to have the motivation to play competitively, a whiffle ball club will also be forming sometime in November.

The easiest way to find out more on this new club is to contact Chris Wmkler at extension (610) 225-3909 or e-mail him at Cwinkler@Cabrini.edu.

If the club becomes a success, the possibility for a futme division 3 winning, baseball team could be quite high.

Cabrini suffered a 0-1 loss to Wesley College on ~t. 2. The team beat Arcadia 2-1 on Oct. 4 but lost 2-4 to Philadelphia University on ~t. 6. On ~t. 8 the team suffered a 0-2 loss against Eastern but beat Marywood 2-1 on Oct. 9. The team lost against Neumann 1-2 on Oct. ! 1.

Volleyball

Cabrini's volleyball team lost 0-3 to both Alvernia and Irnmaculata Colleges on Oct. 2 and Oct. 4. They lost 0-3 again to Marywood College as well as Gwynedd-Mercy College on ~t. 8 and Oct. 10. On Oct. 13 the team lost 0-3 to Philadelphia University, Rowan, and Notre Dame.

Woman'sTennis

Cabrini beat Albright College 7-2 on ~t. L The team won on ~t.3 and Oct. 4 8-0 and 7-2 to Alvernia and Immaculata Colleges. On ~t. 7 they beat the University ofD.C. 7-2. Star player Patricia Aylmer, freshman, was 4-0 in singles and 2-2 in doubles in a 4-0 week. Cabrini won 6-3 against Eastern College on ~t. 10-11. They beat Neumann on Oct. 12, but lost to Wesley 36 on ~t. 13. Melissa Arriola, sophomore, went 3-0 in # 1 singles as well as 2-0 in #1 doubles in a 2-1 PAC week.

Men's and Woman's Cross Country

The men's te-amplaced second out of nine teams at GwyneddMercy on ~t 6, and the women placed first out of eight teams. • Kristin Zielinski, a senior, came in first out of 49 runners with a time of 20:28. and Patrick Hutton came in tenth out of 60 runners with a time of 29:23. The men's team placed firstst out of five on ~t. }3 at the Cheyney Invitational. The woman placed first out of five. Senior Ryan Jones finished first out 38 with a time of 30:06. First year student. Jacklyn McGuckin placed first out of 33, with a time of 20:53.