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DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE DemocratandChronicle.com SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2003 7 AREA COLLEGES UR men pull soccer upset CARLOS ORTIZ staff photographer Junior running back Jon Brown runs against Cortland defenders Chad Rowe, left, and Will Gross, in the second quarter. Brockport tops Cortland it-'- i STAFF REPORTS WESTERVILLE, Ohio The University of Rochester men's soccer team surprised Otterbein College of Ohio, last year's Division III championship runner-up, 2-1 on Saturday in the semifinals of the Otterbein Tournament. Gary Stom scored the game-winner at 57:59, Mike Springer (Spencerport) scored the other UR goal, and goalkeeper Brian Minehan made five saves for the Yellowjackets (2-1). After beating the Cardinals (3-1-0), ranked No. 3 in Division III, UR will play the College of Notre Dame in the tournament championship at 3 this afternoon.

NAZARETH 0, CLARXS0N 0 (0T) Alex Kilroy (Spencerport) made six saves in the shutout forNazareth (0-1-1). CUYAHOGA CCl, MONROE CC0 Kevin Burritt (Hilton) made six saves for MCC, who held a 19-7 shot advantage. PENN STATE-ALT00NA 2, RIT 1 Days Inn Classic SECOND ROUND, FRED0NIA 1, HOUGHTON 1 Tim Cuppello (Aquinas) scored to tie the game with 15:44 remaining, and Brian Annechino (Penfield) was named tournament Most Valuable Player for Fredonia. East Stroudsburg Tournament ROBERTS WESLEYAN 3, NEWHAVEN 2 China Maja scored the winner with five minutes left, Rory Charcholla (Byron-Bergen) had two assists, and Tim Landry (Spencerport) made nine saves for Roberts. Massachusetts Fall Classic FIRST ROUND, BROCKPORT 3, RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE 0 Kevin Drumm, Greg Dini and Anthony Jaworski each scored goals for Brockport, who will play host to Massachusetts College in the final at 3 p.m.

today. Women's Soccer ALFRED STATE 2, DELHI 0 Ashley Walker and Jody Alvarez (Rush Henrietta) both scored goals for Alfred State (2-0). MONROE CC 1, WILLIAM SMITH IV 0 Scobia Olet scored the winner off her own rebound with five minutes left for visiting MCC (2-0). ROCHESTER 3, ST. JOHN FISHER 0 Alison Collins scored all three goals for visiting Rochester (3-1).

Jacquelyn Gilmore (Hilton) made 18 saves for Fisher (1-2). ITHACA Logan Hadzicki and Nicole Santariello (Fairport) scored goals for Geneseo (1-0-3). BROCKPORT 7, KEUKA 0 Ashley Knox (Northstar) scored twice and goalie Marisa Neri (Spencerport) earned the shutout for the Golden Eagles (2-1). ROBERTS WESLEYAN 1, NYACK 0 Aimee Legault scored to lead RW (1-2-1). Days Inn Tournament CHAMPIONSHIP, HOUGHTON 6, FREDONIA 0 Hannah Toth (Victor) scored two goals to earn Most Valuable Player honors for Houghton.

Anita Salinas (Greece Athena), Meg LaMagna (Mercy), and Jamie Pricola (Brockport) each added a goal for the Blue Devils (3-1). Men's Tennis ITHACA NAZARETH 2 Ben Klempka won in singles and doubles for Nazareth (0-1). Women's Tennis 0NOENTA6.ST.JOHN FISHER 3 In second doubles, Liz Cole (Webster) and Jessica Snyder defeated Trudy Hudson and Women's Volleyball Allegheny Tournament ROBERTS WESLEYAN 3, OTTERBEIN ROBERTS 3, GENEVA ROBERTS 3, 0BERLIN ROBERTS 3, MOUNT CLAIR STATE 1 Candace Kaylor was named tournament MVP, totaling 37 kills, 47 digs and 19 blocks for RW (8-0). Jess Biever added 46 kills, 5 aces and 53 digs. Broome Tournament FINALS, ONONDAGA CC 30-30, GENESEE CC 22-27 Krystal Stimus (Greece Olym-pia) had 22 assists, 14 digs, and 8 aces to lead GCC (7-1).

GENESEE CC 30-26-15, MONROE CC 20-30-12 Shannon Fiandach (Victor) made the All-Tournament team with 12 blocks and 27 kills. Cortland Tournament SEMIFINALS, NAZARETH 30-30-36, GENESEO 21- 14-34 Cherisse Rehman (Church-ville-Chili) totaled 41 kills and Cara Calcagna (Pittsford Sutherland) had 115 assists for the Blue Knights (2-2). Tricia Jones (Nazareth), Sara Shipley (Nazareth) and Christine Stolklosa (Geneseo) were named to the all-tournament team. Elmira Tournament FINALS, ST. JOHN FISHER 26-30-30-30, ELMIRA 30-18-21-24 Erin Pellegrin was voted tounrment MVP, totalling 30 assists, 6 digs and 7 kills for Fisher.

Colleen Kiser added 12 kills for the Cardinals, who move to 3-0 on the season with the win. Hilbert Quadrangular ROCHESTER 30-30-30, CHATHAM 10-16-14; ROCHESTER 30-30-30, PITT-BRADFORD 16- 22- 16 Samantha Carr (Fairport) had 35 digs and Susan Johnson added 30 kills and 12 digs for Rochester (6-2). Liz Loveless totaled 60 assists and Kristin Vogt had 17 digs and six blocks for the winning Yellowjackets. Ithaca Invitational NYU 30-30-30, RIT 25-17-26; RIT 30-30-30, WIDENER 25-22-28 Sarah Ballard tallied 44 assists and 21 digs, and Laurie Underbill added six aces for the Tigers (5-2). Muhlenberg Tournament BROCKPORT 30-30-30, DICKINSON 20-29-21; BROCKPORT 30-30-30, KINGS 18-19-25; CATHOLIC 30-30-30, BROCKPORT 26-24-21 Brockport lost in thefinals, but Lyndsey Celeste totalled 80 assists in three matches to earn tournament MVP for the Golden Eagles (5-2), Field Hockey ROCHESTER 4, OSWEGO 0 Erin Charnow, Katie Poeth (Webster), and Sally Jensen, each had one goal and one assist for host UR (2-0).

CORTLAND 5, NAZARETH 0 Junior goalie Heather Sautter made 12 saves for Nazareth (0-1). Cross Country Brockport Kick-Off Classic MEN Dan Duett placed second with a time of 19:56 to lead Rochester to the win. Ryan Kolb (Greece Athena) finished fifth for Brockport. Team: 1. Rochester 29, 2.

Brockport 34, 3. Mohawk Valley, 4. Finger Lakes CC. Individual: 1. Scott Austin (Brockport) 19:42: 2.

Duett 3. James Davenport (Brok) 20:01: 4. Andrew Whitbeck (Rochester) 5. Kolb 20:15. WOMEN Freshman Christy Ecklund (Gates-Chili) ran a 15:21 to lead host Brockport to the victory.

Team: l. Brockport 18, 2. Rochester 37, 3. Finger Lakes CC, 4. Mohawk Valley.

Individual: 1. Ecklund 2. Lyndsey Goldberg (Brockport) 15:36: 3. Mary LeBron (Rochester) 15:55: 4. Sammi Adkins (Brok) 16:05: 5.

Beth Hawke (Brok) 16:29. Dan Walker Invitational at Buffalo State WOMEN Joanna Zieno (Fairport) placed sixth for Geneseo. Team: Edinboro (Pa) 50, Geneseo 60, Indiana University of Pennsylvania 64, Malone (Pa) 85, Ithaca 120. Local schools: 6. RIT 298, 9.

William Smith 341. Geneseo finishers: 6. zieno 19:20, 7. Marta Scott 19:25. 8.

Sally Briggs 19:33. CARLOS ORTIZ staff photographer John Walther (Dansville), left, brings down Cortland's Will Gross in two unassisted tackles he made four tackles overall. Junior Jon Brown runs for 100 yards in the Golden Eagles victory. STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS Junior running back Jon Brown (Greece Arcadia) carried 22 times for 100 yards to lead host SUNY Brockport over SU-NY Cortland 28-14 Saturday. Brockport (1-0) took the lead for good after Jay Shelley ran 12 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter.

The Golden Eagles led 21-0 at halftimeafter Bob Darnley threw scoring passes of 11 and 15 yards. "It's always good to start the season off with a win, however today, we made too many mistakes," Brockport coach Rocco Salomone said. "You know you have to come out ready to play two halves and today we didn't." Brockport was called for seven penalties, totaling 68 yards. It had one pass intercepted. A 19-yard scoring pass from J.J.

Tutwiler to Tony Romano put Cortland St. on the board with 7:33 to play in the third quarter. Brockport increased its lead to 28- 7 on Darnley's 25-yard scoring pass to Matt Boorom. Cortland (0-1) closed out scoring with 12:02 left in the fourth when Neal Heaton Jr. caught a 25-yard scoring pass from Tutwiler.

Darnley completed 13 of 20 passes for 206 yards for Brockport. Tutwiler was 14 for 28 for 215 yards for the Red Dragons. Brockport defeated for the Cortland seventh time in the last eight games between the schools. Cortland won last year, 29- 12. Cortland St Brockport 7-14 0-28 BROC-Shelley 12 run (Laney kick), 3:57.

BROC-Boorom 11 pass from Darnley (Laney kick), 12:32. BROC-Brady 15 pass from Oarnley (Laney kick), 00:09. CORT-Romano 19 pass from Tutwiler (Decamp kick), 7:33. BROC-Boorom 25 pass from Darnley (Laney kick), 4:37. CORT-Heaton 25 pass from Tutwiler (DeCamp kick), 12:02.

St. John Fisher 29, Alfred 22 Jason Meyers rushed for 191 yards on 38 carries for the host Cardinals. Fisher scored 15 unanswered points in the second half to go ahead 29-14. Mike Fox gave the Cardinals 16-14 lead when he sacked Alfred quarterback Mike Duliba in the end zone with 5:28 left in the third quarter. Meyers scored 1 minute and 16 seconds later to give Fisher a 23-14 lead.

Jesse Raynor ran for 116 yards for Alfred. Alfred St John Fisher 1-22 6-29 5JF- Craig Fitzpatrick 12 run (Scott VanAlst kick) ALF Ron Duliba 6 run (Jesse Raynor kick) ALF Raynor 1 run (Raynor kick) SJF Noah Fehrenbach 1 pass from Greg Roland (VanAlst kick) SJF Safety, Fox sacked quarterback in end zone SJF Jason Meyers 19 run (VanAlst kick) SJF Mark Robinson 15 run (pass failed) ALF Raynor 1 run (Chris Sargent pass from Duliba) Johns Hopkins 27, Rochester 9 George Merrell completed Weekdays $20.00 Senior Weekdays 18.00 Weekends 25.00 IndurtM I fi holes wcai (2 player minimum) Call 768-7330 fortrttngtlm 7759 E. Main Rd. LeKoy www Lroyxoi Brockport sophomore linebacker the second quarter for one of his three long scoring passes for visiting Johns Hopkins. Merrell and Wolcott connected on scoring passes of 35, 39 and 31 yards, respectively.

Wolcott finished with seven catches for 149 yards. Merrell completed 17 of 28 passes for 220 yards. The Blue Jays (1-0) scored twice in a span of 1:50 early in the second half to put them ahead for good. Merrell completed the 35-yard scoring pass to Wolcott with 12:40 left in the third quarter to put the Blue Jays up 7-3, ending a five-play, 69-yard drive. On the next Rochester possession, Mike Barrasso blocked Brad DiPietro's punt.

Max Whi-tacre picked it up and ran untouched into the end zone. Chris Smolyn's PAT kick was blocked, bringing the score to 13-3 with 10:50 left in the third quarter. Merrell hit Wolcott for a 39-yard strike with 13:58 left in the fourth and a 31-yarder with 7:18 remaining in the game. Rochester's Michael Dermody caught Nate Readal's fumble in the air and raced 16 yards for a touchdown with 12:01 left in the fourth. Pat Manuel was tackled on a two-point try.

Adam Cook rushed 14 times for 80 yards for Johns Hopkins. Manuel completed 17 of 39 passes for 148 yards. He was intercepted twice. Rochester's Jeff Arndt rushed 16 times for 34 yards. John Hopkins Rochester -27 9 JH Brian Wolcott 35 pass from George Merrell (Chris Smolyn kick) JH Max Whitacre 21 blocked punt return (Smolyn kick) JH Wolcott 39 pass form Merrell (Smolyn kick) UR Michael Dermody 16 fumble recovery (run failed) JH Wolcott 31 pass from Merrell (Smolyn kick) Iowa 56, Buffalo 7 Nathan Chandler threw two touchdown passes and host Iowa's defense and special teams added scores.

The Hawkeyes (2-0) put the game away early, scoring on their first four possessions and getting another when safety Sean Considine returned a fumble 11 yards for a GOLF SPlciAlTi I I ID nOlef fcOrt per person I I Weekday Sr. Jr Rale before I pm 2 Weekday Sr. with Lunch before 1 pm 13(3 Weekend Holiday anytime 3I 2 Weekdays anytime I Til TIMI require) with niipu I 1 Cell 391-4300 Hr fce MeM 1 I I 14-0 lead slip away in the second half, got creative to make their last final 34-yard drive count. Regular quarterback Chris Brown completed consecutive passes to get the ball down to the two, but on the decisive play Brown went in motion leaving Gerald, who had played the entire game at wide receiver, in the backfield to take the snap. Gerald rolled to his right and threw a strike to Long in the corner of the end zone for the win.

Georgetown's Andrew Crawford was a big part of the initial comeback throwing for 136 yards, two touchdowns and leading what appeared would be the winning drive when Kim Sarin scored from a yard out to put the Hoyas (0-1) ahead 19-14 with 2:50 to play. Colgate, which won its opener for just the second time in eight seasons, scored on their opening drives of each half on a 1-yard run by Jamaal Branch and 2-yard scramble by Brown. Colgate 6-20 12-19 Georgetown C-Branch, Jamal 1 run (Schwarzberg, Lane kick). 5:00 (elapsed time) C-Brown, Chris 1 run (Schwarzberg kick), 3:46 G-Husking, William 2 pass from Crawford, Andrew (Smith. Rob kick), 11:12 G-McArdle, Luke 35 pass from Crawford (kick failed).

:09 G-Sarin, Kim 1 run (pass failed), 12:10 C-Long, DeWayne 1 pass from Gerald, J.B. (run failed, 14:54 Alfred State 12, Canton 7 Cornell Johnson scored the winning touchdown with 1:35 left for the visiting Pioneers (2-0). Alfred State's winning drive covered 51 yards on six plays. Cornell Johnson scored Alfred State's first TD and led the Pioneers with 90 rushing yards, Alfred State Canton 6- 12 0- 7 AS Donnie Moss 10 pass from Matt Skeval (kick failed) CA H. Brillinessit 7 run (Eli Gaurin kick) AS Cornell Johnson 2 run (pass failed) COUPON CHILI COUNTRY CLUB 760 Scottsville-Chili Rd.

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He also scored on a 1-yard run before being pulled midway through the second quarter. Running back Fred Russell ran for 98 yards on 12 carries and a touchdown as Iowa rushed for 270 yards. Iowa allowed Buffalo to cross midfield once in the first half. But the Bulls scored late in the game when Aaron Leeper ran 2 yards for a touchdown, the first allowed by Iowa this season. On the opening drive, Iowa marched 73 yards in 10 plays, capped by Chandler's 5-yard TD pass to receiver Ed Hinkel.

Iowa's next touchdown was set up by Chandler's 44-yard pass to Maurice Brown, who leaped between two defenders to make the catch. Three plays later, Russell scored on a 1-yard run. On Buffalo's next possession, Leeper bobbled an option pitch and Considine scooped up the ball and ran untouched into the end zone. Buffalo tow a low-Hinkel 5 pass from Chandler (Kaeding kick), 10:03. low-Russell 1 run (Kaeding kick), 2:04.

low-Consldine 18 fumble return (Kaeding kick), 1:04. low-Chandler 1 run (Kaeding kick), 13:01. low-Brown 23 pass from Chandler (Kaeding kick), 9:23. low-Johnson 2 run (Schlicher kick), 2:03. low-Schnoor 2 run (Schlicher kick).

3:39. low-Ochoa 70 punt return (Schlicher kick), 1:39. Buf-Leeper 2 run (Pelz kick), 6:34. Colgate 20, Georgetown 19 Wideout J.B. Gerald threw a 2-yard touchdown pass to De-Wayne Long with 5.6 seconds remaining lifting Colgate to a 20-19 win over host Georgetown.

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