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I The Chronicle-Express, Penn Van, N.Y.. September 4,1991 - Page 9 Intense’ PY volleyball team is ready ByBOBGELFILLAN Staff uaiter PENN YAN — When asked to name the outstanding charac teristic to summarize her talented team as they head into the 1991 season, Penn Yan varsity vol leyball Coach Terry Test didn’t hestitate for a second. ■‘Intensity,\ said Tfest. As she elaborated, “They’re very serious in practice, they want to learn, and they have a tendency to hang on everything we (the coaches) say and do. ■'And,* added Ihst, “this is the only team Fve ever had to en courage to fool around a little bit _ because this (volleyball) is sup pose to be fun.” Also, as 'Ibst mentioned, “They’re a very versatile group of athletes — we have players inter ested in trying new ^ n g s and trying new positions. TTiey came PYA Volleyball 1991 Sch.T l.le Date O p p o n a o t Sept. 10 at Newark Sept. 12 Canandaigua Sept. 17 at Waterloo Sept. 19 Mynderse Sept. 24 at Victor Sept. 26 Geneva Sept. 30 Marc. Whit. Oct. I Midlakes Oct. 3 Newark Ocl. 8 at Canandaigua Oct, 10 Waterloo Oct. 15 at Mynderse Oct. 17 Victor Ocl. 21 at Geneva' Oct. 22 at Midlakes in very open-minded. “And,” she remarked, “they’re very smart. “They understand,” Test went on to say, “that it’s going to be okay to try something and if it doesn’t work — then we regroup. But, we are going to be able to do more because they’re willing to try it.” Anchoring this year’s team will be seniors Tina Burd (hitter) and “We spend our time concentrat ing in practice,” he related, “on what they need to think about in any given position on the floor. Amanda Reynolds, Brenda Reynolds and Matjorie Walker. Sarah Wedge (setter). Juniors include Michelle Hen- As Beach explained, “When you’re in the setter’s position, there’s certain things that you have to be thinking about. When you’re in the back row passing, there’s three different spots back there and you have to know what you have to be ready for. d Keuka College's September sports schedules released KEUKA PARK — Offlcials a t Keuka College have released the college’s schedule of sporting events for the month of September. The schedule includes the following events; Women’s soccer Wednesday, Sept. 4: At Cortland State, 7 p.m. Saturday, ^ p t . 7: LeMoyne College, 2 p.m. Wednesday, S ept. 11: At St. John Fisher, 4 p.m. Saturday, ^ p t . 14: Hamilton College, 2 p.m. IWsday, Sept. 17: Elmira (Allege, 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21: Tiffen University, 2 p jn. Wednesday, Sept. 25: (Seneseo State, 4 p.m. Saturday, ^ p t . 28: At Houghton College, 3 p.m. Men’s soccer Saturday, Sept. 7: Buffalo State, 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, ^ p t . l i t At SUNY Utica, 4 p.m. Saturday, ^ p t . 14: At St. John Fisher, 3 p.m. Thursday, S ept. 19: Jamestown (Community College, 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21: At Fredonia “B”, 1 p.m. Monday, S ept. 23: At Brockpwt State, 4 p.m. Thursday, ^ p t . 26: At LeMoyne College, 4 p.m. Saturday, S ept. 28: Roberts Wesleyan, 1 p.m. W o m e n 's v o l l e y b a l l Friday, Sept. 6: At Cortland Red Dragon Ibumament, TBA Saturday, Sept. 7: At Cortland Red Dragon Tbumament, TBA Wednesday, S ept. 11: Nazareth College, 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 13: At Great Dane Classic, Albany University, 6 Saturday, Sept. 14: At Great Dane Classic, Albany University, 9 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 18: At Elmira College, 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 20: At University of Rochester Tbumament, 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21: At University of Rochester Tbumament, 9 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 26: St. John Fisher, 7 p.m. Cross c o u n try/track Saturday, ^ p t . 7: \KIliam Smith College, TBA Saturday, S ept. 14: At Vassar Invitational, TBA Saturday, S ept. 21: At Alfred University, TBA Saturday, Sept. 28: At Hobart Invitational, TBA derson (defense), Alison Payne (hitter), Jolene Vasqueez (defense) and Jeanette Wayand (hitter.). Sophomores are Deeann Booser (setter) and Gretchen Wilhelm (hitter). “They’re vepr eager to play this game,” said junior varsity Coach Don Beach, as his young team prepared for its upcoming season, “and they’re very eager to learn the right way to do it. “And,” he stressed, “they’re very highly motivated.” Beach also emphasized the im portance of his hard-working ath letes to function as a team. “Just because,” he remarked, “the ball is received on the other side of the court doesn’t mean that you won’t be involved in the play. “So,” said Beach, “we spend a lot of time stressing what each person or each positicHi should be thinking about when you’re in that position.” Members of this year’s JV squad are Vanessa Baldwin, Jen nifer Beach, Megan Barnes, Sarah Fitzgibbons, C a rol^ Hunt, Rachel Ingram, Christy Jensen, Cari Malcolm, Tiffany Milroy, Loxie Morse, Carrie Oliver, ILLMAN RESS Inc. 116 S c n c c « S tR * t Penn Y a n , N. Y. 14S27 116 Seneca Street Penn Yan, N.Y. 14527 536-9822 Est. 1960 • Stationery & Envelopes • Resumes • Business Forms • All Types of Brochures • Catalogs & Books PAPER FOR SALE Copy Paper (all sizes & colors) Computer Paper At Lakeside \ Country Club ^ y East Lake Rd. Penn Yan 'The Best Little Pro Shop In The Finger Lakes\ PRO SHOP & DRIVING RANGE OPENTOTHEPUBUC Dennis K. Murphy Gaff Professional OPEN 9 AM - 5 PM 7 DAYS A WEEK (315) 536-7252 Men's & Women's Clothing, Shoes & Accessories alw a y s a t d i s c o u n f Golf C lubs & Bags men • women & juniors Club Regripping & Reflnishing BARDEEN’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP Hole-in-One tourny nearing completion; Trend holds lead WATERLOO — The $30,000 HoIe-in-One Championship at the Deerwood Golf Center near Waterloo has entered its fourth week. The competitors have come from as far awary as Rochester and Syracuse. Highlights of last week’s play included J.T. Trend, who had two spectacular bullseyes in a row last weekend. TVend is also the tournament’s current leader with 23 points. Other players hwo have scored in the top 10 include: second place (tie), Tbny Carrisimi, Michael Riker and Tbny Rapa, 16 points; fifth place, Mark Hinssen, 13 points; sixth place (tie), Ron Johnson, John Murray and Tom Dombrowski, 12 points; and ninth place (tie), David Crum and Noah Reynolds, 11 points. The players are competing for the first prize, a trip to ^orida via USAir, along with a golf vacation at The Homestead <3olf Resort in Homestead, VA. The Hole-in-One Championship is open to men, women and children of all ages. There will be a prize list for the top 25 players making the highest point score. The tournament will continue through early September, with the playoffs slated for Sept. 8 at 3 p.m. • Custom Made • Finest Quality • All sizes from 16 ft.~23 ft. Tonneau Covers *150-*200 Bow Covers *75-*125 • Convertible Tops *175-*225 Full & Mooring Covers ______ Canvas *14 per ft. • Acrylic *16 per ft. 534 Liberty St.. Penn Yan • 536-6656 Coaching certification program to be offered CLIFTON SPRINGS — The Finger Lakes High School Athletic Association will again be offering the New York State Coaching Cer tification Program for persons desiring to coach high school and junior Ugh school sports. The “Health &:ience” com ponent will be held on Mondays beginning Sept. 23. The “Philosophy and Organization” component will also be held Mon days, beginner Jan. 6, 1992. Clas ses will be held at Midlakes High School beginning at 7 p.m. Tuition for each course is $55. Adjustment will be made for per sons with current first aid, CPR and child abuse education certifi cation. Evidence of this, as well as tuition, is due at the first class. Checks may be made payable to the FLHSAA. Tb register for either or both of the courses, write to Joseph Pitcher, coordinator, 53 West Main St.. Clifton Springs, 14432-1046. yHnninz finishes since I7S4- Devoe Paint For additional information, call (315) 462-6711 prior to Aug. 23, or after Sept. 14. aSEE0®®«5BBVEBN 14 Main Street, Penn Yan • Phone: 536-9881 :ontinued from page 8 run fee is $1, payable Sept. 7 only. Booster donations payable to the Steuben ARC are wel comed. The Steuben Association for Retarded Citizens’, a private, not-for-profit agenev. provides vocational, residential, transportation, and crisis ser vices to indivduals with dis abilities throughout Steuben County. Close to 600 people benefited through the pro grams of ARC last year, and race proceeds will go to aug- ment these services. 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