Roanoke Times
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DATE: MONDAY, September 13, 1993                   TAG: 9309130120
SECTION: SPORTS                    PAGE: B-5   EDITION: STATE 
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RADFORD WOMEN ROLL IN SOCCER

The lopsided game was suspended with 20 minutes left when Robert Morris was unable to continue play because of injuries. Melissa Gaitka and Jennifer Capece had three goals each for Radford (2-0), which outshot the Colonials 20-0.

In other soccer:

Brian Bates scored on a penalty kick in the 40th minute and goalkeeper Jeff Causey recorded his first shutout of the season as topranked Virginia blanked Maryland 1-0 in a men's game in College Park, Md.

Virginia improved its record to 4-0 overall and 1-0 in the ACC. Maryland is 1-3 overall, 0-1 in the conference.

Jason Entlich scored the lone goal as Virginia Tech (3-1) defeated George Mason 1-0 in the George Mason/Lanzera Men's Invitational. Entlich's sixth goal of the season moved him into fifth place on Tech's all-time list with 22.

In Charlottesville, William and Mary shut out Virginia 2-0 in a battle of top 10 women's teams. The Tribe (3-0) is No. 5 in the coaches' poll; Virginia (2-1) is No. 8.

In Rocky Mount, Rachel Weber had the first three-goal game in the brief history of the program as Ferrum edged the University of the South (Sewanee) 3-2 in a women's game. Salem's Erin Updike added an assist for the Panthers (2-2).

The Roanoke Star Under-11 Green team defeated St. Giles Omega of Greenville, S.C., 4-2 to win the Autumn Chase soccer tournament in Bristol.

Michael Andres' strong play in goal kept the Star team in the game early, and Roanoke rallied behind the offensive play of Alborz Fathedin and Brad Newton. Fathedin had a goal and an assist, and Newton had two goals. Paul Cantor scored Roanoke's other goal.

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