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Sports The Berkshire Eagle, Friday, May 15, 1992 C3 Greylock girls remain unbeaten Berkshire Sports Calendar TODAY. Girls' Track 3. King (D) 96-9 JtveKn: 1. Waite (D) 137-9; 2. Mastrodieasa (P) 132-4; Cooper (D) 130-4 Triple Jump: 1 Lodge (D) 40-1; 2.

Weigmnd (P) 39-1; 3. Rivers (0)38-1 Long Jump: 1. Lodge (D) 19-2; 2. Walt (D) IM; Ross (P)17-0 Htgh Jump: I. Stan Dykes (O) 60; 2.

Cooper (D) 5-6; 3. Nate May (D), Ross (P), 5-6 Pole Vault t. Joe Robare (D) 8-0; 2 Dykes (0) 8-0; 3. Jm Irsce (D) 7-6 Boys' Track Mount Anthony 6 1 Taconic 5 0 Hoosac Vatey 4 2 Mount Greytoct 4 3 Wahconah 3 3 Drury 3 4 Ptttsfiekl 2 5 Monument 1 4 Lenox 0 6 Yesterday's results Drury 7S'A, PMsfWd 69V Mt. Anthony 81, Greylock 64 Pts.

12 10 8 6 6 4 2 0 Pts. Mount Greylock 7 0 0 14 Pittsfield 6 1 0 12 Hoosac Valtey 4 2 0 8 Monument Mountain 3 2 0 6 Lenox 3 2 0 6 Taconic 3 2 0 6 Mount Anthony 2 5 0 4 Wahconah 15 0 2 Drury 0 7 0 0 Yesteday's Results Greylock 108, Ml Anthony 28 Pittsfield 98, Drury 44 SOFTBALL Taconic at Wahconah, 4 pun. Drury at Hoosac Valley, 4 p.m. Mount Greylock at McCann Tech, 4 p.m. PrttsfieW at Monument Mountain, 4 p.m.

Lee at St Joseph's, 7 p.m. GOLF: Pittsfield at Dairy, 4 p.m. Taconic at Lenox, 4 p.m. St Joseph's at Mount Greylock, 4 p.m. TENNIS: Lenox at Lee, 4 p.m.

Pittsfielcl at Taconic, 4 p.m. Wahconah at Monument Mountain, 4 p.m. TRACK: Monument Mountain at Wahconah, Monument track, 3:30 Hoosac Valley, Taconic at Lenox, Taconic track. 3:30 PREP BASEBALL 1 Academy of Holy Cross at Hibbard, Crosby School, 3:30 By Derek Gentile Berkshire Eagle Staff The Mount Greylock girls' track team remained perfect yesterday, with a near-perfect team effort in overwhelming Mount Anthony, 108-28. Rival Pittsfield stopped Drury 92-44.

It was just the opposite in boys' track, where Mount Anthony defeated Greylock 81-64 and Drury nipped Pittsfield 75W2-69V. Greylock 108, Mt. Anthony 28 WILLIAMSTOWN The unbeaten Mounties got a four-star effort from Melissa Meczywor, who won both hurdle events, the high jump and the triple jump in helping her team roll over the Patriots. Anna Filipczak was a double winner for Greylock, who annexed victories in 14 of 16 events. The only two wins by the Patriots were scored by Betsy Lewis, in the 100 and 200.

100 high hurdles: 1. Melissa Meczywor (Q) 17.1; 2. Danielle Steele (G) 18.1; 3. Anna Then (Q) 18.2 100 meters: 1. Betsy Lewis (M) 13.3; 2.

Tracey Messina (Q) 13.8; 3. Melissa Hinckley (G) 14.0 Mile: 1. Katie Gould (G) 539; 2. Vanessa Jacobsohn (G) 3. Tara Girard (G) 5:47 400 Relay: I.

Greylock (Tracey Messina, Lynn Myrth, Sara Millard, Kristin Rummefl), 55.9; 2. Mount Anthony, 58.4 400: 1. Anna Filipczak (G) 64.9; 2. Bolton (M) 66.5; 3. Shayla Schneider (G) 66.6 330 hurdles: Meczywor (G) 49.5; 2.

Holly Stevens (G) 51.2: 3. Amber Boudreau (G) 51.4 800: 1. Filipczak (G) 2. Alison White (G) 3. Jenny Raab (G) 2:33 200: 1.

Lewis (M) 27.7; 2. Hinckley (G) 28.3; 3. Myrth (G) 28.8 Two-mile: 1. Candida McCarthy (G) 2. Jesse Donovan (M) 3.

Emily White (G) 14:56 Mile Relay: 1. Greylock (Boudreau, Stevens, Jacobsohn, A White), 2. Mount Anthony, 4:41.9 Shot Put: 1. Erika Bristol (G) 29-2; 2. Boudreau (G) 27-6; 3.

Kate Wiltreich (M) 26-2 Discus: 1. Boudreau (G) 994; 2. Rebecca Wilansky (G) 73-1; 3. Bolton (M) 72-4 Javelin: 1. Kristen Choate (G) 92-4; 2.

Elly Downey, (M) 84-3; 3. Hinckley (G) 72-7 Triple Jump: 1. Meczywor (G) 30-11; 2. Leslie Brock (G) 294; 3. Margi Ouintell Long Jump: 1.

Rebecca Green (G) 14-4; 2. Donovan (M) 12-10; 3. Sacha Yanow (G) 12-10 Area Sports PHS girls 92, Drury 44 NORTH ADAMS The Blue Devils proved they could run with Pittsfield, outscoring them 33-12 in the sprints and hurdles. But the Generals bowled Drury over elsewhere with waves of jumpers, throwers and distance runners to win the meet. The versatile Michelle Rousseau won the 200 and 400 for Pittsfield, while teammate Sherry Laframboise owned the long and triple jumps, winning the long jump by more than a foot and the triple by three feet.

100 high hurdles: 1. Tara Dudek (D) 18.2; 2. April Craw (D) 18.2; 3. Caroline Herman (P) 18.6 100 meters: 1. Danielle Whitney (D) 13.6; 2.

Challis Polidoro (P) 14.2; 3. Jen Maloney (P) 14.3 Mile: 1. Km Cobb (P) 2. Jessie Johnson (P) 3. Nora Chalifoux (D) 6:25 400 Relay: 1.

Pittsfield (Carle Connor, Sherry Laframboise, Maloney, Jen Fiddes) 54.3: 2. Drury, 59.0 400: 1. Michelle Rousseau (P) 2. Sara Sioper (P) 3. Stephanie Sands (D) 1:09 330 hurdles: 1.

"udek (D) 52.4; 2. Dawn Lampron (D) 53.8; 3. Julie Smith 800: 1. Debra ankel (P) 2. Sarah Flaherty (P) 3.

Heather noltz (D) 3:00 200: 1. Rousse (P) 27.2; 2. Danielle Whitney (D) 28.9; 3. Christie Duque (D) 29.1 Two-mile: 1. 1 ary Cobb (P) 2.

Meghan Canfield (P) 1220; 3. Am Remillard (D) 17:08 Mile Relay: Pittsfield (K. Cobb, Flaherty, Frankle, Sioper), 2 Drury 4:49 Shot Put: 1. Maloney (P) 33-2; 2. Tracy Ross (P) 25-11; 3.

Amy Wiggle worth (P) 25-10 Discus: 1. Joper (P) 97-9; 2. Maloney (P) 93-4; 3. Jen Foley (P) 64- Javelin: t. Becca Finney (D) 79-1; 2.

Polidoro (P) 75-6; 3. Wigglesworth (P) 74-7 Triple Jump: 1. Laframboise (P) 32-4; 2. Anna Lotto (P) Duquette (D) 28-7 Long Jump: 1. Laframboise (P) 14-4; 2.

Lotto (P) 13-1; 3. Jamie Caesar (D) 12-10 High Jump: 1. Duquette (D) 4-8; 2. Remillard (D) 4-4; 3. Craw (D) 4-4 High Jump: 1.

Meczywor (G) SO; 2. Lewis (M) 3. Kara Counter (M) 4-4. Mt. Anthony 81, Greylock 64 WILLIAMSTOWN Freshman Ryan LaCasse of Mount Anthony and Greylock's Jeremy Johnson each won three events to lead their respective squads, but the Patriots' depth eventually won the day.

LaCasse won the 100, 200 and high jump while Johnson took the high hurdles, triple and long jumps. Jacques LeClair won the javelin and pole vault for Mount Anthony. 100 high hurdles: 1 Jeremy Johnson (G) 15.8; 2. Watty Grabowski (M) 16.9; 3. Jamie Tsang (G) 17.0 100 meters: 1.

Ryan LaCasse (M) 12.0; 2. Dan Laughlin (M) 12.2:3. Kevin Nash (G) 1 2.5 Mile: 1. Hokjer Harrer (G) 2. Tim While (M) 4:55: 3.

Josh Primmer (M) 5:04 400 Relay: 1. Mount Anthony, 48.3; 2. Mount Greylock, 51 2 400: 1. Dave Duncan (M) 53.8; 2. Nick Brown (G) 54.6; 3.

Michael Terranova (G) 56.1 330 hurdles: 1. Grabowski (M) 40.6: 2. Johnson (G) 42.3; 3. Tsang (G) 43.0 800: 1. Zak G'mgo (M) 2.

Harrer (G) 3. Josh Goddard (G) 2:11 200: 1. R. LaCasse (M) 24.3; 2. Duncan (M) 24.4; 3.

Nash (G) 25.5 Two-mile: 1. Larry Salisbury (M) 10:31: 2. Matt Hyde (G) 3. Mike Cichanowski (M) 11:37 Mile Relay: 1. Mount Greylock (Brown, Terranova, Dan Voisin, Goddard) 2.

Mount Anthony, 3:55.6 Shot Put: 1. Jason Powers (M) 42-10; 2. Travis Boulay (G) 36-5; 3. Dave Cornell (M) 35-4 Discus: 1. Powers (M) 138-2; 2.

Gabe Gorski (G) 100-3; 3. Boulay (G) 95-9 Javelin; 1. Jacques LeClair (M) 138-11; 2. Nash (G) 1 17-7; 3. Chad LaCasse (M) 1 16-7 Triple Jump: 1.

Johnson (G) 41-9; 2. Todd Humora (G) 37-11; 3. Brian Boutger (M) 364 Long Jump: 1. Johnson (G) 20-3; 2. R.

LaCasse (M) 18-8; 3. Grabowski (M) 18-7 High Jump: 1. R. LaCasse (M) 5-8; 2. Humora (G) 5-6; 3.

Brown (G) 5-0 Pole Vault: 1. LeClair (M) 94: 2. Goddard (G) 90; 3. Dupuis (G) 94 Drury boys 75V, PHS 69V NORTH ADAMS The Blue Devils' overwhelming strength in the field enabled them to slip by the Generals yesterday. Drury held a 49Vfc-13V2 advantage here, with a sweep of the pole vault.

Paul Lodge and Jon Waite were triple winners for the Blue Devils, while Josh Cobb won the mile and two-mile for Pittsfield. 100 high hurdles: 1. Paul Lodge (D) 16.2; 2. Matt Blanchard (D) 16.9: 3. Brion Boyer 100 meters: 1.

Jon Waite (D) 11.3; 2. Chris Rivers (D) 11.31; 3. Brian Weigand (P) 12.3 Mile: 1. Josh Cobb (P) 2. John Johnson (P) 3.

Lee (P) 5:31.7 400 Relay: 1. Pittsfield (Weigand, Blanchard, Trammell, Chris Mastrodicasa), 48.4; 2. Drury 49.3 400: t. Lance Ross (P) 54.3; 2. Trappani (P) 56.2; 3.

Nate May (D) 58.4 330 hurdles: 1. Mike Rousseau (P) 44.6; 2. Ken Cooper (D) 44.7; 3. Boyer (P) 56.5 800: 1. Christian Teutsch (P) 2.

Kevin Avanzato (P) 3. Alec MacGillis (P) 2:21 200: 1. Waite (D) 23.4; 2. Rivers (D) 23.8; 3. Ross (P) 24.0 Two-mile: 1.

Cobb (P) 2. Johnson (P) 3. Dairy! BabCOCk (D) 10:58 Mile Relay: 1. Pittsfield Shot Put: 1. Bob King (D) 44-4; 2.

Josh Smith (P) 39-1 1 3. Maurice Taylor (D) 364 Discus: 1. Taylor (D) 108-3; 2. Chris Sayers (P) 106-3; Adams parks tennis program set The Adams Parks and Grounds Division of the town's department of Public Works will take applications for the U.S. Tennis Association's National Junior Tennis League's tennis program beginning on Friday.

There will be two separate programs, one for Division 1 youngsters (ages 8-14) and one for a Division 2 group (14-year-olds). Both programs will be held at Hoosac Valley High School in Cheshire. Division 2 will run June 29 until July 16, while Division 1 will run from June 30 until July 16, The Division 1 program is designed for middle school students who are beginning tennis players. Division 2 is for youngsters who are beyond beginner status. The registration fee is $5 for Division 1 players and $10 for Division 2 players.

More information is available by calling Nancy Spaniol at Adams Town Hall at 743-0108. Dean, Olander win five swim events Molly Dean and John Olander both swept five events for the Eden Hill Masters Swim team during a meet at Williams College on April 26. Dean, a Sheffield resident, swims in the 25-29 age group while Olander, of Richmond, swims in the 40-44 division. Karen Latham of Sheffield, swimming in the 19-24 age group, took four firsts in the meet Results as follows: Molly Dean (women age 25-29): 1st, 50-yard freestyle (28.73); 1st, 100 freestyle (59.61); 1st, 200 freestyle 1st, 50 butterfly (30.16); 1st, 100 butterfly Karen Latham (women 19-24): 1st, 100 freestyle 1st, 50 butterfly (31.92); 1st, 100 breaststroke 1st, 200 individual medley John Olander (men 40-44): 1st, 100 freestyle (55.59); 1st, 200 freestyle 1st, 100 breaststroke 1st, 1,000 freestyle 1st, 200 IM John Fulop (men 50-54): 2nd, 50 freestyle (26.08); 1st, 50 butterfly (27.29); 1st, 100 butterfly 1st, 50 backstroke (31.84). PHS golfers sweep; Drury wins in softball Spartans take South lead Golf Standings Northern Southern Hoosac 8 1 Lee 6 2 Pittsfield 6 2 Monument 7 3 Drury 5 4 Mt.

Everett 5 4 Mt. Greylock 4 4 Taconic 2 6 St. Joe 3 4 Lenox 2 8 Wahconah 2 5 McCann 0 7 Yesterday's Results Pittsfield 13, Lee 5 Pittsfield 1414, Drury 3'A St Joseph's McCann 'A All-Berkshire Brian Steele matched his season best with a 1-over-par 36 as the Pittsfield High golf team ran its winning streak to four matches yesterday, defeating Southern Division leader Lee 13-5 and Drury 14V-3V2 at the Country Club of Pittsfield. School Roundup Also yesterday, St. Joseph's downed McCann Tech at North Adams Country Club.

In tennis, Mount Greylock and Hoosac Valley split, with the Hoosac boys winning 4-1 and the Greylock girls sweeping 5-0. In softball, Drury routed Hoosac Valley, 22-10. In lacrosse, the Pittsfield High club team lost to Minnechaug, 10-2. PHS sweeps at home PITTSFIELD Steele had eight pars and a bogey en route to his medalist round, and teammate Mike DelGallo had a season-best 38 to lead the Generals to their sweep of two quality opponents. Jim Schouller had 38 and Deron Estes chipped in for birdie on No.

4 while matching his season best with 39 to lead the Blue Devils, while Mike Consolati birdied the first hold en route to Bob McDonough Berkshire Eagle Staff Williams All-America junior Penny Foss, right, will play singles and team in the doubles with Elise Newhall, left, in the NCAA Division 3 tournament. Long path to NCAA tennis BASEBALL, from CI against them. And Drury took him apart last year." The win was the second in as many nights for a Hoosac team against an undefeated opponent. The Hurricanes' softball team defeated undefeated Pittsfield High on Wednesday. Drury maintained its one-game lead in the Northern Division over Pittsfield, which lost 4-2 yesterday afternoon to Wahconah.

The Warriors received a complete-game performance from Dave Riddell. Among other big individual and team efforts turned in yesterday on the Berkshire County baseball diamonds: Colin O'Neil of Mount Greylock struck out 16 to in a 7-2 win over McCann Tech at Joe Wolfe Field. O'Neil's effort in the category is the third best turned in by a Berkshire County pitcher this year. Monument Mountain became the third team this year to lead the Southern Division, taking a 10-4 win at home against Lee. The Spartans and Wildcats entered the game tied for first place.

Ron Viola's two-run single plated the tying and go-ahead runs in the seventh inning, as Lenox scored six times in the frame en route to a come-from-behind 9-8 win that denied Mount Everett its first win of the season. Taconic sophomore Dave Ferguson allowed five hits and did not walk a batter in a 9-2 win over St. Joseph's at Wahconah Park The Braves were led by Dave Tarjick's three hits. Hoosac 5, Drury 2 ADAMS Vanuni (6-1), who had defeated Pittsfield 2-0 in 13 innings at Wahconah Park on Saturday, allowed all five runs in the first three innings before settling down. Hoosac scored an unearned run in the first and added three runs in the second.

Jeff Hayer lashed a two-run single while Josh Soldo added an RBI single in the third. The Hurricanes' final run came on Darren Ballardini's RBI single in the fourth. Vanuni's hit and a Hoosac error helped produce two Blue Devils' runs in the fourth. Furey, who pitched a no-hitter against Mount Everett April 23, walked the bases loaded after two were out in the seventh, but was able to work out of the jam. Wahconah 4, Pittsfield 2 PITTSFIELD The Warriors' Riddell gave up five hits and struck out three.

Todd Rose had an RBI single in the first and Jimbo White did the same in the second to give Wahconah an early 2-0 lead. An unearned run in the fourth made it 3-0. The Generals rallied for two runs in the sixth on Mike Woit-koski's RBI single and a fielder's choice RBI by Tom Righi. But Rod Cowdrey laid down a successful squeeze bunt in the visitors' seventh, scoring Rose with an insurance run. Rose had doubled ana been sacrificed to third by Dana Robb.

Monument 10, Lee 4 GREAT BARRINGTON The Spartans erupted for six runs in the second inning to take a 7-0 lead. School Baseball Overall Records in Parentheses) NORTHERN DIVISION Pet. GB Drury (12-1) 10 1 .909 Pittsfield (11 -3) .9 2 .818 1 Wahconah (8-4) 7 4 .636 3 Hoosac Valley (9-5) 6 5 .545 4 Taconic (7-6) 6 5 .545 4 St. Joseph's (5-8) 4 7 .364 6 SOUTHERN DIVISION Pet. GB Monument (7-6) 7 4 .636 Lee (6-7) 6 5 .545 1 McCann Tech (6-8) 4 7 .364 3 Mt.

Greylock (4-8) 4 7 .364 3 Lenox (5-8) 3 8 .273 4 Mt. Everett (0-13) 0 11 .000 7 Yesterday's Games Wahconah 4, Pittsfield 2 Taconic 9, St. Joseph's 2 Lenox 9, Mt. Everett 8 Monument 10, Lee 4 Hoosac 5, Drury 2 Mt. Greytock 7, McCann Tech 2 Monument fashioned its lead without the big hit, instead nicking away at Lee with six singles.

With two outs, Mike Bertelli singled and Adam Dolby reached on an error to put runners on the corners. The next five Spartan batters, Sean Jost, Eric Kujawski, Baron Avratin, Jamie Troiano and Jason Ross all singled to drive in runs. Lee battled back to 7-4 in the third, as Jeff Puleri drilled a two-run double and Tim Shepardson slapped a run-scoring single. But Troiano, who struck out five, bore down after that outburst, allowing only two more hits. Mt.

Greylock 7, McCann 2 NORTH ADAMS O'Neil scattered five hits and did not allow a walk Greylock took a 3-1 lead in the third, the big hits a triple by Sean Murphy and an RBI single by Jeff Oranellus. The Mounties made the score 5-1 in the sixth on Tim Flaherty's RBI triple and an RBI single by Chris Conroy. Dan Harrison and Don Vitale (two hits) had back-to-back doubles for the Hornets in the sixth to make the score 5-2. Oranellus had a two-run double in the seventh. Vitale had two hits for McCann, which received eight strikeouts from starter Dan Harrison.

Lenox 9, Mt. Everett 8 SHEFFIELD Glen Hoff and Nelson Charter added RBI singles for Lenox in the seventh-inning rally. Frank Higgins and Mark Giac-oia each had RBI singles as Everett scored five runs in the third to take a 6-1 lead. Lenox scored twice in the fifth to make thb score 6-3, but the Eagles expanded their lead to 8-3 with single runs in the fifth and sixth. Ryan Thomas had three hits and Hoff two hits for Lenox Taconic 9, St.

Joseph's 2 PITTSFIELD The Braves scored three times in the first, Tarjick cracking a two-run single while Kevin Codey an RBI single. Taconic scored three more runs in the fifth for a 7-2 lead. The teams swapped unearned runs in the third while Marc McNeice RBI double in the fifth drove in the Crusaders' other score. Ferguson drove in one run in the fifth on a squeeze bunt while Eddie McMahon's fielder's choice RBI brought in another run. Ferguson, a sophomore righthander, struck out four and did not surrender a walk.

a 39 for Lee. PHS 13 Lee 5 Rd Ptt Rd Pts Steele 36 3 Navenli 52 0 Kellar 41 2'A Olds 43 'A DelGallo 38 2'A M. Consolati 39 V4 Uhl 44 2 Scarafoni 45 1 Andersen 41 'A Biron 40 2'A Donovan 42 2'A P. Consolati 44 'A PHS 14V4 Drury 3Vi Rd Pts Rd Pts Steele 36 2 Schouller 38 1 Kellar 41 2'A Bond 45 'A DelGallo 38 2'A Estes 39 'A Uhl 44 2'A Gliwski 49 'A Andersen 41 2 Bushika 47 1 Donovan 42 3 Pilot 52 0 challenge, taking a 9-7 lead after two innings. Hoosac tied the game with a pair of runs in the fourth, but Drury took command with a nine-run fifth.

Theresa Gelinas, Michelle Dorman, Tracy Rougeau and Erin O'Hearn all had RBI singles in the pivotal fifth frame. Hoosac's seven-run first inning was highlighted by Bonnie Kor-dana's two-run single and RBI singles by Kami Lesnick and Julie Armata, who led the Hurricanes with three hits. Kordana had two hits including a home run for Hoosac. O'Hearn and Dorman each had three hits for the Blue Devils, which also had a triple by Sue King in the sixth. Winning pitcher Jackie McBride struck out eight Hoosac, Greylock split CHESHIRE The Mountie boys (6-4) scrambled their lineup, with doubles player Tony Dintino picking up the lone Greylock win at No.

1 singles. Paul Hellquist and Jason Wnuk won for Hoosac (4-8) No. 1 doubles for the sixth time in their last seven attempts. In the girls' match, Patti Quirk, Rachel Chenail and Katrina Klaus swept their singles matches for Greylock (9-5). Hoosac's overall record is 1-11.

SINGLES 1. Tony Dintino (MG) def. Treavor Weeden (H) 7-6 (7-2), 6-0; 2. Scott Letoumeau (H) def. Jason Richard (MG) 6-2, 6-0; 3.

Mike Mazzantini (H) def. Kelly Gillig (MG) 6-2, 6-4. DOUBLES 1. Paul HellquistJason Wnuk (MG) def. Dan Lapidus Andy Brinkman 2.

Jeremy BouvierMatt Filiault (H) def. Devin PharrRyan Ellas 6-0, 6-1. SINGLES 1. Patti Quirk (MG) def. Ali Herrmann (H) 7-5, 6-1; 2.

Rachel Chenail (MG) def. Katrina Gagne (H) 7-5, 1-6, 3. Katrina Klaus (MG) def. Amy Silvia (H). DOUBLES 1.

Bridget JaneiroRachel Belouin (MG) def. Chiara SburlatiStephanle Hitchcock (H) 6-0, 6-1; 2. Emily Parker Sarah Hoadley (MG) del. Dawn RhinemillsrGwen Sawyer 6-1. 6-0.

PHS falls in lacrosse WILBRAHAM Minnechaug (9-4) jumped out to an 8-0 lead at halftime, and the Generals, who played better after intermission, could only match goals with their hosts. Mike Appel and Brad Rath-bun scored for Pittsfield (7-6). Jay Gagliarducci and Kevin Hughes had hat tricks for Minnechaug. Pittsfield will participate in its league tournament this weekend, to be held at Hoosac School in Hoosick Falls, N.Y. The round-robin format will find the Generals playing the first of four games at 11 a.m.

at the school. Wellesley's Lia Galanis in the final. Foss, ranked No. 2 in the country in singles, is 59-5 in her three years at Williams. She and Newhall, a sophomore from Great Falls, Mont, went 11-2 last fall and are ranked No.

10 nationally. They are the first Williams doubles team to reach the nationals, an honor they achieved last week by winning the New England Showcase Tournament at MIT, where they upset the top-seeded Wellesley team of Galanis and Tina Sook. That, however, was one of only two matches this spring for Foss and Newhall, who have had to prepare for the nationals by running, working in the weight room and practicing against teammates, members of the Williams men's team and Mary Dailey, a friend of Ramsay's who is a former pro and All-America from the University of Miami. "We're ready, at least physically we are," Foss said of her preparation after a mostly noncompetitive spring. "If it hurts you anywhere, it's psychologically." "The big thing is," Newhall insisted, "if you go out there with the desire to win, you can pull it off." Both players took a break from tennis in the winter.

Foss, a double major in art history and psychology, played for Ramsay's squash team, while Newhall, a double major in biology and pre-med, played ice hockey: "We came out of the winter hungry," Foss said. "I'd say we might be hungrier than those who play 360 days a year. One thing is sure there's no burnout for us." TENNIS, from CI and spring, the NESCAC schools play women's tennis in the fall and men's tennis in the spring, largely to help diwy up use of limited court space. That system works fine unless you're a woman who sets her sights on the NCAA championships, which are held in the spring. Such is the plight of Foss, an All-America singles player, and her doubles partner Newhall.

They will spend the next three days battling in the NCAA championships in Kalamazoo against the top Division 3 players in the country, most of whom have been competing throughout the spring. Foss figures to be among the four seeds in the 16-player singles draw, while the team probably won't be seeded in the 32-team doubles draw. "They're going into this at a tremendous disadvantage," said Williams coach Gail Ramsay, a finalist for Intercollegiate Tennis Coaches Association Coach of the Year, who will accompany her players to the nationals. This is nothing new for Foss, a junior from Cape Neddick, Maine, who followed the same path to the nationals last year in Atlanta. She lost in the quarterfinals to eventual champion Karyn Cooper of Wellesley, but not before earning All-America status by reaching the final eight in singles.

Foss also earned notoriety last fall, when she won the Rolex National Small College Division 3 tournament in Corpus Christi, Texas, upsetting the top seed in the semifinals and defeating St. Joe 17Vfe, McCann Vz CLARKSBURG Co-captains Dan Kearns and Tony Tullock shared medalist honors With 7-over-par 43 as the Crusaders rolled to an easy victory. St Joe XVA McCann Vi Rd Pts Rd Pts D. Kearns 43 2'A Langnickel 51 A Tullock 43 3 Booth 51 0 Roberts 44 3 Vareski 49 0 Pietras 44 3 Singer 55 0 McLaughlin 52 3 Michael 70 0 Landers 54 3 Sherman 76 0 Drury 22, Hoosac 10 NORTH ADAMS The win was a nice turnaround for Drury, which was no-hit by the Hurricanes' Leigh Ann Adams in a 1-0 defeat the last time the teams met. Hoosac, (4-9) meanwhile, had stunned unbeaten Pittsfield 4-3 on Wednesday night and carried som? of that momentum over yesterday when they scored seven runs in the first inning against the Blue Devils.

Drury (8-8) responded to the 1-.