Colgate and Oswego State shine at Lang Invitational meet
Colgate dominated the Harry Lang Invitational with top finishes by women runners in the top 25. Oswego State men placed third among eight teams, with Matt Oberst Scott Jones and John Clements among leaders. Susan Williams and Carissa Stepin led the Lakers women to fourth on the 6000 meter course. Colgate later fell to Iowa in field hockey. Cortland shut out Manhattanville 4-0 in soccer and defeated Nazareth 6-0 in field hockey. Le Moyne rallied in men’s soccer past Houghton. women’s soccer fell to Bloomsburg.
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World Cup Qualifier Ends US Home Unbeaten Run
Honduras stunned the United States 3-2 at RFK Stadium as Central American fans flooded the stands. US coach Bruce Arena lamented the defensive breakdowns and a missed penalty while Costa Rica pulled ahead in the group standings with 16 points. The Americans, on 13 points, remain in second with three games left against Costa Rica Jamaica and Trinidad.
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LaFayette football coach Tim Muller steps aside
LaFayette coach Tim Muller will relinquish head coaching duties for the 2001 season, with veteran assistant Bob Russell taking over temporarily. The move follows a near-tragic accident involving Muller's nephew Graham Miller, who was hospitalized in serious condition after a drowning incident at a Millers camp in the Adirondacks.
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Tretowicz’s lifelong hockey drive fuels Meadow Lands plant leadership
Dave Tretowicz, 32, former Clarkson defenseman and 1992 U.S. Olympic teammate, now runs the 270000 square foot Crouse Hinds plant in Meadow Lands near Pittsburgh. He helped Syracuse Midstate Youth Hockey grow and remains driven, insisting there is always room for improvement and applying hockey mindset to managing 200 employees.
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