September 29, 1994: Vol26n4: Sportsview: Football Bulls Victorious!

The Bulls picked up their first-ever win in UB Stadium last Saturday
with a 36-10 victory over the Wolves of Cheyney University, snapping
an eight-game losing streak.
	UB scored on it's opening possession when freshman running
back Tyler McDonnell scampered 19 yards around left end, capping a
nine-play, 65-yard drive.
	Cheyney came right back with a 17-play, seven minute drive
which resulted in a 31-yard field goal, cutting UB's margin to 7-3
with 5:22 left in the first quarter.
	A Mark Mozrall 27-yard field goal and a 23-yard scoring strike
from QB Cliff Scott to brother Anthony gave the Bulls a 17-3 halftime
advantage.
	Following a fumble recovery by UB's Terrence Fisher to open
the second half, McDonnell ran for his second score of the afternoon,
this time from eight yards out to give the Bulls a 24-3 lead. Cheyney
got back in the game when quarterback Jonathan Flynn ran for a
six-yard score with 10:23 remaining, but UB scored three plays later
on a one-yard Brad Bess run, giving the Bulls a 30-10 advantage. The
score was set up by Fisher's second fumble recovery on the day.
	UB closed the scoring when Mark Taylor scored his first career
TD on a one-yard rush with 2:15 left in the game.
	McDonnell rushed for a game-high 113 yards and two TDs, while
linebacker Pete Conley led all tacklers with 20. The junior also
recorded a sack and two quarterback pressures in his finest outing in
a Bulls' uniform.
	The Bulls return to action on October 8 in a 1:30 homecoming
showdown against longtime rival Colgate University.
Men's Soccer
Charles Kadiri scored two goals to lead the Bulls to a 3-1 win at
Siena Saturday, September 24. The Bulls are now 5-2 overall.
	Kadiri, a junior from Kogi, Imye, Nigeria who played on the
Nigerian World University Games soccer team, got his first goal of the
match with less than two minutes remaining in the first half on an
assist from Chris Adams, tying the match at 1-1 at halftime.
	The Bulls tallied a pair in the final half as Ediru Okpewho
netted his team leading fifth goal. Kadiri followed nine minutes later
with his second goal assisted by Mike Bongino and Fredrick Akosa to UB
the 3-1 edge.
	Goalkeeper Jay Palmer stopped 17 Siena shots to lead the
Bulls.
	Kadiri, Okpewho and freshman Dan Ciolek are all tied for the
team scoring lead with ten points apiece. Ciolek leads with four
assists.
Women's Soccer
The Royals weekend saw them falling to a strong New Hampshire squad
4-0 on Saturday followed by a 2-2 tie with Siena the next day. Coach
Ron Case's squad is 3-3-1.
	Melanie Hierl and Annamaria Gasbarra each scored for the
Royals in the Siena match. Siena tied the match at 2-2 with 12 minutes
left and neither team scored in the two 15 minute overtimes.
	UB outshot Siena 37-22. Goalkeeper Rachelle Galipeau played
the entire match collecting 15 saves.
	Earlier in the week, the Royals fell at Canisius 2-1. All
three goals were scored within the final three minutes.
Cross Country
The Royals won the team competition at the 20th Annual Western
Invitational Cross Country Meet at Western Ontario. UB scored 92
points to second place McGill's 116 in the 16-team meet that included
squads from both the United States and Canada.
	Eastern Michigan's Adele Rankin won the individual competition
finishing the 5,000 meter course in 17:40.56. UB's Judith Novak led
the Royals finishing seventh in 18:35.39. Stacey Strothmann's 18:55.38
was good for 12th and Nilam Shukla's 19:06.47 was 16th overall.
	On the men's side, the Bulls finished the 16-team meet ninth
with 258 points. Central Michigan won the team competition with 58
points.
	The Bulls' top finisher was Chris Keenan who finished the
10,000 meter course in 33:31.17. Charlie Moynihan was the next highest
finisher in 36th at 33:38.69.
Volleyball
Coach Bob Maxwell's women's volleyball team started the week off with
a four-game win over crosstown Canisius at the Koessler Center 15-13,
13-15, 15-13, 15-13.
	The Royals then headed for Hamilton, New York and the Colgate
Invitational Tournament. On Friday UB lost a four-game match to
Manhattan and fell in three to Princeton. Saturday, the Royals
rebounded to down Fordham in four games, 15-11, 15-6, 10-15, 15-6,
before falling to the host Red Raiders in three games. UB finished
fourth in the five-team round-robin event. Candie Hirst was named to
the All-Tournament team for her accomplishments.
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