Reporter Volume 26, No.3 September 22, 1994

Football
	Lehigh University scored the game's first 21 points and
cruised to a 48-19 victory, spoiling UB's 1994 home opener Saturday
night. Engineers' quarterback Bob Aylsworth threw for four first half
touchdowns to open up a 35-13 lead at the intermission. A Tyler
McDonnell three-yard run and a 44-yard pass from Cliff Scott to Willie
Ford produced UB's lone points of the half.
	Another Aylsworth to Klingerman TD strike opened the third
quarter and an 11-yard run by Raphael Stillings gave Lehigh a 48-13
advantage. The Bulls closed the scoring with 7:24 remaining on a
23-yard run by Scott. He completed 18 of 36 passes for 272 yards with
a touchdown while Aylsworth was three for 332 yards and five TDs.
Willie Ford led the UB receiving corps with six receptions for 115
yards. Craig Guest and Pete Conley combined for 15 tackles and two
sacks.
Women's Soccer
	Shannon Haskins' goal 12 minutes into the second half broke a
tie game and propeled the Royals to a 3-1 victory over St. Francis
Saturday afternoon to give the Royals their third straight win and a
3-1 overall mark. 
	Haskins got the game-winner at 57:05 off a pass from Kelly
Starchok to beat St. Francis goalkeeper Kate McGonigle. The Royals
added another goal 10 minutes later on Jennifer Devita's header off of
a UB corner kick.
	The Royals outshot the Red Flash 16-5. Rachelle Galipeau
played the first half making one save while Nicole Pittaro stopped two
shots in the second half.
	Earlier in the week, the Royals shut out Niagara 5-0.
Sophomore Lori Perillo scored four goals in the rout of the Purple
Eagles. Tower also netted a goal for the Royals. 
Men's Soccer
	The Bulls pulled off an upset last Wednesday when they downed
Big East power Syracuse 2-0 in Buffalo. Freshman Dan Ciolek was
instrumental in both Bulls goals, scoring the first one 16:31 into the
match and assisting on the second, a tally by Ediru Okpewho. Jay
Palmer stopped seven Orangemen shots in  his first shutout of the
season.
	Coach John Astudillo's squad headed to Annapolis over the
weekend to play in the Navy Tournament. The Bulls fell to the
Midshipmen 5-1 in the opener Saturday with Charles Kadiri netting the
lone UB score. On Sunday, the Bulls returned to knock off the VMI
Keydets 4-1. 
	The Bulls are now 4-2 overall and 1-0 in the Mid-Continent
Conference.
Volleyball
	Coach Bob Maxwell's Royals traveled to the Robert Morris
Volleyfest in Coroapolis, Pa. over the weekend. UB picked up their
first wins of the season with a four-game victory over the host
Colonials and a five-game win over Marshall. 
	Candie Hirst was selected to the All-Tournament team. The
Royals now stand at 2-8.
Women's Tennis
	The Royals are1-1 after a season-opening victory over St.
Francis 8-1, and a loss at Pittsburgh.	Tonya Gabriel won both her
matches over the weekend taking each in three sets. Gabriel and
partner Amy Cohen defeated both their opponents in doubles
competition.
 - Sports Information Office