Roanoke Times
Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: MONDAY, November 1, 1993 TAG: 9311010085
SECTION: SPORTS PAGE: B-3 EDITION: STATE
SOURCE: From Associated Press and staff reports
DATELINE: LENGTH: Medium
Richmond golfers David Partridge and Greg Bales gave the Virginias a 74-70 victory when they won the final hole of the final match to earn a tie in alternate-shot play.
Galax's Vinny Giles, who was 18 years old when a Virginias squad last won in the Carolinas in 1961, completed an unbeaten year in team play. Giles served as captain of the U.S. Walker Cup squad and the Virginia State Golf Association's Sumner Cup squad before playing on the Virginias team.
In Sunday's action, he combined with Mike Smith to tie Bill Smunk and David Strawn 3-3. Roanoke's Ned Baber and his partner, Frank Summers, defeated Bill Cox and Bob Murray 4-2 in seniors play.
(Results in Scoreboard. B4)
In other sports:
Roanoke College dominated the men's soccer awards announced Sunday by the Old Dominion Athletic Conference.
The Maroons' Dustin Fonder, a senior midfielder from the North Cross School, was named the ODAC's player of the year. Scott Allison, who guided Roanoke to the regular-season and tournament titles - as well as the program's first NCAA Division III tournament berth - was named coach of the year.
Joining Fonder on the All-ODAC first team were forward Andy Smith and defender Nelson Vasquez. Midfielder Rick Wells and defender Jason Gildea were second-team choices, and goalkeeper Rick Keeley was an honorable-mention selection.
Washington and Lee defender Eric Christensen was a first-team choice.
In Charlottesville, Erin Riddle scored two goals as Virginia upset 18th-ranked Maryland 4-1 in Atlantic Coast Conference women's soccer.
Kim Conway added a goal and an assist for the Cavaliers (8-8-2 overall, 1-2-1 ACC), who will be seeded fourth seed over the Terrapins in the ACC tournament. Stefanie Papageorge scored the goal for Maryland (13-4-2, 0-3-1).
The teams will meet again at 2 p.m. Friday in the first round of the ACC tournament in Raleigh, N.C.
In Hot Springs, 2 inches of snow that blanketed The Homestead's Lower Cascades course Saturday night and Sunday morning forced officials to cancel the final round of the James Madison University Invitational.
Penn State and Princeton, tied at 300 on Saturday after the first round, were declared team co-winners of the 20th annual event. A total of 18 teams participated in the tournament.
Ted Wrubleski of Penn State, who carded a 1-under par 71 on Saturday, was awarded the individual title.
by CNB