Scheifele ties in career with sports

their own hands and wanted to do well for their coach. ey ma e 1 all the way to the PAC championship. "We all came together as a team. It was one of the most special teams I have ever played on," Calamia said. Another special memory for Calamia occurred this past season when she was injured with a tom ACL. "I was thankful for how supportive everyone was and for helping me through such a difficult time in my life. It really meant a lot to me," Calamia said. After she finishes college Calamia plans to teach in elementary schools. She will continue playing field hockey for a local club. She also wishes to continue coaching hockey or softball.

by Vince DeFrusclo about her season here, stating that assistant news editor she had a "great" coach on both Senior Erika Scheifele, psychology and sociology major from Voorhees, NJ., started playing field hockey as a junior in high school, and lacrosse as a freshman in college.

Now, Scheifele is about to graduate Cabrini, and is hoping to attend graduate school. Scheifele will be applying to Rowan University, where she hopes to integrate psychology and sports into a profession. Being a sports psychologist would be an "ideal" job for Scheifele in the future. Scheifele had nothing to dislike dence that sports give her. She explains that everyone has a talent, and that sports are a natural for her.

When Scheifele is not playing sports, she likes to hang out with her friends. She can also be found watching the show, "Friends."

Scheifele is a "big" fan of the Dave Matthews Band, and *N Sync.

Scheifele says that she is going to miss the "little things" of school. She says that she and her fellow teammates are all "really good friends."

Erika Scheifele