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Pace University Athletics: Setters Week Four Notes

See what the fall athletes have been up to at Pace University in Pleasantville and Briarcliff.

The following announcement is from the Pace University Department of Athletics. Share your sports results and photos by emailing pleasantville@patch.com or uploading them directly to this article.

Pleasantville, N.Y.- The women’s soccer team tied Assumption and took the win over St. Anselm this past week of competition to improve to 3-2-3 overall and 3-1-1 in the NE-10.  The men’s cross country team took fourth place at the Ramapo Invitational, while the women finished in second.  Pace football fell to American International College to place them 0-4 overall and 0-3 in the NE-10. The volleyball team went 1-3 this past weekend at the Pace Tournament to bring them to 6-11 overall.

Soccer: The Setters rallied with a pair of goals in the second as they defeated the Hawks of Saint Anselm College 2-1 in Northeast-10 Conference action. The Hawks struck early in the opening half to take a 1-0 lead. The Setters rallied in the second half as Brittany Trymbulak (South Glastonbury, CT/Glastonbury) netted her first collegiate goal off an assist from Amanda Mundorf (Westfield, MA/Westfield) in the 58th minute to knot the score at one. Pace got the go-ahead goal six minutes later as Jillian Ferro (Warwick, NY/Warwick) scored off a Kayla Surrusco (Coram, NY/Longwood) assist to put the Setters up 2-1. The Setters held on down the stretch as the Hawks had two shots hit the cross bar and another hitting the post, while Setter goalie Courtany Hagen (New Paltz, NY/New Paltz) recorded a save in the waning seconds to preserve the victory. Hagen finished with 10 saves in the contest.

The Pace Women's soccer team finished in a 2-2 tie with the Greyhounds of Assumption College in Northeast-10 Conference action. Though Assumption scored first, Pace was able to capitalize on an Assumption foul in the box as they were awarded a penalty kick. Olivia Mapplethorpe (Wilbraham, MA/Minnechaug Regional) tied the game at 1-1 off the penalty kick at the 14:48 mark. The Setters took the lead less than four minutes later as  Mundorf scored to put Pace up 2-1. The Greyhounds tied the score at two early in the second half as the teams battled out the final minutes. Assumption posted four shots to Pace's two in the final 40 minutes of regulation with the Greyhounds had a shot go wide with second remaining to force overtime. In overtime, Hagen came up with a key save to preserve the tie as the teams finished knotted at two. She finished with three save in the game.

Volleyball: The women’s volleyball team held the Pace Invitational this weekend which hosted St. Mary’s (Tex.), Molloy, Nova Southeastern and Texas A&M International. The Setters split two matches on the opening day of the Pace Tournament as they fell to St. Mary's 3-2 and defeated Molloy 3-1.

In the opening match against St. Mary, Rattlers took the first two sets, 27-25, 25-23, while Pace took the next two 25-18 and 25-20. St. Mary's clipped the Setters in the final set 15-13. Nora Rugova (Mt. Kisco, NY/Fox Lane) led the Setters with 16 kills and 12 digs, while Tamilee Webb (Hartsdale, NY/Ardsley) finished with 14 kills and six blocks. Elyse Rowland (Antioch, CA/Deer Valley) totaled 23 digs, while Brooke Speyerer (Winter Haven, FL/Lake Region) tallied 45 assists and 15 digs.

In the win over Molloy, the Setters took the first two sets 25-22 and 28-26, while the Lions took set three 25-20. Pace took home the victory with a 29-27 win for a 3-1 match victory.Megan Kurz (San Diego, CA/Patrick Henry) led Pace with 18 kills, while Webb finished with 11 kills. Rugova, netted nine kills, while Rowland tallied 24 digs. Speyerer recorded 51 assists and 13 digs.

The Setters lost both matches on the final day of the Pace Tournament. Pace fell to Nova Southeastern 3-1 (18-25, 25-20, 21-25, 12-25) and fell in a heartbreaker to Texas A&M International 3-2 (25-23, 25-18, 24-26, 19-25, 13-15).

Cross Country: The men’s cross country team finished fourth place at the Ramapo Invitational as Keith Collazo (Pleasant Valley, NY/Arlington) finished in 15th place with a time of 29:32. Freshman Ryan Denver (Shrewsbury, NJ/Red Bank) came in 26th place with a time of 31:13, while Chris Carlson (Avon, CT/Avon) finished in 30th place with a time of 34:11. Mychael Lotocky (Poughkeepsie, NY/Arlington) ran a time of 34:13, good for 31st place, while John Netto (Lagrangeville, NY/Arlington) rounded out the top Pace finishers with a time of 34:25.

The women’s team finished in second place at the Ramapo Invitational as Pace had three finishers in the top-15.  Senior Brianna Cano (Franklin Square, NY/Valley Stream North) was the top Setter finisher as she came in seventh place overall with a time of 21:01. Mary O'Shea (Bronxville, NY/Ursuline) came in tenth place with a time of 21:10, while Sara DiGiovanna (Rio Rancho, NM/V. Sue Cleveland) placed 13th with a time of 21:34. Alexia Fulton (Easton, PA/Easton Area) came in 41st place with a time of 25:49, while Kaylin Pound (Mahopac, NY/Mahopac) rounded out the top five Pace finishers with a time of 24:58.

Football: The Setters fell in Friday night Northeast-10 Conference action to the Yellow Jackets of American International College 42-0. Quarterback Jordan Raynor (Browns Mills, N.J./Pemberton) finished with 118 passing yards, while Cameron Davis (Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla./Providence) led the Setters with five receptions for 42 yards. On defense, Vince Romano (Davenport, N.Y./Oneonta) had 11 tackles, including a tackle for loss, and David Lopez (Ozone Park, N.Y./Christ the King) had 11 tackles and a fumble recovery for the Setters.

This coming week: The soccer team is back in action on Wednesday, September 26 as they will host nationally ranked College of Saint Rose Golden Knights in Northeast-10 Conference action at Pace Field at 4 pm. The volleyball team returns to action as they will open their Northeast-10 Conference schedule as they will host Bentley University at 11 am at the Goldstein Fitness Center on Saturday September 29.  The cross country teams will return to action on Friday, September 28 when they will compete in the Paul Short Invitational hosted by Lehigh College in Bethlehem, Pa. The Football team will host Northeast-10 foe Merrimack College at Pace Field on Saturday September 29 at 1:00 pm. 


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Mike, please try to keep it together later and don't be acting out again. The last thing theRead More community needs is another schools related criminal harassment case.
Jay Borrel May 21, 2013 at 12:42 pm
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McKey Rivers May 21, 2013 at 12:56 pm
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Jay Borrel May 21, 2013 at 12:42 pm
There is nothing respectful about Mr. Valenti. While telling us that everyone else uses ugly andRead More negative campaigning, he forces his message down our throats with his constant badgering and pushing. And, while I do disagree with Mr. Agona at least he is a voice less heard, however a home buyer will definitely think twice when seeing that our schools are not ranked at the top, but our spending is. A home buyer would definitely think twice when seeing that our board went against the levy and asked for more. A home buyer will think twice when seeing that our board underhandedly appointed a superintendent with out any notice to the community of a vacancy. These are trustees, but how can we trust them. With regards to understanding the budget or not, a home buyer only sees the surface and there will be NO TRUST in this community if we do the wrong thing.
Rod Agona May 21, 2013 at 12:20 pm
Empty Nesters and everyone else: I respectfully disagree with Mr. Borrel on his post. There areRead More many reasons behind why the budget proposal by the BOE and the administrators exceeds the tax cap guideline. I ask that you check my wife’s posting in the Patch for more insight but I will not repeat here. From personal experience, my perspective is that young parents looking to buy a home will research many things including the community support for the schools. It is fairly common to look into school board budget voting as an impartial indicator of the community's support. Imagine you are deciding between towns X and Y and then you hear that town X voted down the budget. You won’t research any further if this is important to you. You will move on to another place where there is more support. Please consider this into your decision when voting today. A vote for the budget approval will do a great service to the protection of our real estate values, not to mention preserve educational excellence in the eyes of the experts we are currently paying to make those recommendations. I believe most Briarcliff residents will agree with me as evidenced by the fact that there has not been a budget rejection by the public in decades. I would also like to personally congratulate the current Briarcliff BOE trustees for being the only school district in Westchester County to propose a lower budget than they did the prior year. Vote YES to the proposed Briarcliff budget. Vote JON SATRAN and SAL MAGLIETTA for BOE trustees.
Mike Valenti May 21, 2013 at 03:36 pm
It is Election Day in Briarcliff. There are TWO school board seats up for grabs and a budget to beRead More voted on. Please join me in voting for JON SATRAN and SAL MAGLIETTA to continue their terms as school board trustees. Please also join me in voting YES on the proposed school budget. Your vote for JON and SAL is a vote FOR continued TRANSPARENCY, RESPECT, COMMUNITY VOICE, COLLABORATION, PARTNERSHIP, CIVILITY, FISCAL PRUDENCE and MUCH MORE. Moreover, your vote for JON and SAL is a vote AGAINST the type of UGLY, NEGATIVE, MUDSLINGING campaigning you are witnessing (especially in these final, desperate hours) from the Linder/Wasserman camp. If we are ever to see this type of campaigning cease we must SPEAK LOUD AND CLEAR and SEND A MESSAGE that it does NOT appeal to us here in Briarcliff and we will NOT support the candidates forwarded or supported by those who conduct themselves in this unseemly manner. Please VOTE YES for JON and SAL. Please VOTE NO for SLEAZY SMALL-TOWN POLITICS. Respectfully, Mike Valenti
Jay Borrel May 21, 2013 at 01:04 pm
Wouldn't it be great if Mike Valenti moved out of Briarcliff?
Jay Borrel May 21, 2013 at 09:31 am
Hey Mike, the only thing worse than a tax hike and a secret appointment of a superintendent with outRead More looking at other candidates is your wasting our time with endless BS
Jay Borrel May 21, 2013 at 01:05 pm
Wouldn't it be great if Mike Valenti moved out of Briarcliff?
Gargamel May 21, 2013 at 07:26 am
Jay: more like Poooofff! Time to back to the North State Spa
Jay Borrel May 20, 2013 at 09:57 pm
Mr. Valenti your small mind is imploding
Jay Borrel May 21, 2013 at 08:25 pm
Wow Eric, how can I be hiding? I live here, you can look me up. I doesn't take much research orRead More rocket science. See you on the other side.
Kevin Zawacki (Editor) May 21, 2013 at 03:00 pm
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Eric Nadler May 21, 2013 at 02:39 pm
As I write this I know that it is a mistake but I can't let it go. Mr. Rivers and Mr. Borrel pleaseRead More unmask yourselves. At least Ms. Agona and Mr Valenti (and myself) have the decency to make our views know publicly. By all means you have the right to voice your opinions but to do so under the guise of anonymity is what I would call cowardly. How can the voting public take your comments seriously if you don't have the gumption to stand behind them in public for the community to see. With that said - Mr Rivers, Mr Borrell take off your masks! Let's have a dialog face to face.
Jay Borrel May 21, 2013 at 01:06 pm
Wouldn't it be great if Mike Valenti moved out of Briarcliff?
W Obermeyer May 20, 2013 at 03:07 pm
I wonder why the voice of reason is suddenly so vocal? Reminds me of some earlier exchanges, if youRead More have read one you have read them all.
The Real Herman Sexton May 20, 2013 at 02:57 pm
oh wow, let's relive the attempted election of Mike Valenti several years ago. We went throughRead More this, proved I was a resident, etc. Anyway, does anyone know anyone in Briarcliff more annoying than Mike Valenti
Mike Valenti May 21, 2013 at 04:15 pm
It is Election Day in Briarcliff. There are TWO school board seats up for grabs and a budget to beRead More voted on. Please join me in voting for JON SATRAN and SAL MAGLIETTA to continue their terms as school board trustees. Please also join me in voting YES on the proposed school budget. Your vote for JON and SAL is a vote FOR continued TRANSPARENCY, RESPECT, COMMUNITY VOICE, COLLABORATION, PARTNERSHIP, CIVILITY, FISCAL PRUDENCE and MUCH MORE. Moreover, your vote for JON and SAL is a vote AGAINST the type of UGLY, NEGATIVE, MUDSLINGING campaigning you are witnessing (especially in these final, desperate hours) from the Linder/Wasserman camp. If we are ever to see this type of campaigning cease we must SPEAK LOUD AND CLEAR and SEND A MESSAGE that it does NOT appeal to us here in Briarcliff and we will NOT support the candidates forwarded or supported by those who conduct themselves in this unseemly manner. Please VOTE YES for JON and SAL. Please VOTE NO for SLEAZY SMALL-TOWN POLITICS. Respectfully, Mike Valenti
Gargamel May 21, 2013 at 07:36 am
the key to understanding a failed candidacy of Mike Valenti's is having to suffer through endlessRead More repetition of his failed logic. Really folks, the only one imploding here is Mike. For Sal and Jon: please tell us that you do not encourage him? I hope not because it has to hurt.
W Obermeyer May 20, 2013 at 03:13 pm
One can fool some of the people some of the time, but not all of the people all of the time. And byRead More repeating something ad nauseum it does not become true or a fact ...
David Venditti May 21, 2013 at 10:55 am
I think the executive board should post its actual vote and minutes and explain why, on such anRead More important issue, a select few deign to speak for the masses that comprise the PTA, rather than seek a consensus of the members at large.
Lisa Jenner May 20, 2013 at 01:53 pm
There goes Mike again, with his crystal ball and his ability to read minds - the voice of theRead More Briarcliff community. He knows that the Linder/Wasserman camp is desperate and that their campaign is imploding. I, too, have been wondering about the mailings from the school district regarding the budget. While I realize that the current BOE needs to present and explain the budget to the public, some of the material comes dangerously close to campaign materials.
McKey Rivers May 20, 2013 at 11:33 am
Is Mrs. Maglietta incapable of speaking for herself? Or is Sal showing off his new found knowledgeRead More about when it is appropriate to recuse yourself from voting on a matter when you have an actual self interest or a perceived self interest? And will the Magliettas reimburse the school district for the campaign materials they have been sending at public expense and on School District letter head?