NCAA News Archive - 2005

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In the nick of time


Jul 4, 2005 5:09:45 PM



 

Championship games with dramatic conclusions:

 

  • Bloomsburg's Kelly Trevisan connects in overtime to secure the Huskies' third straight Division II Field Hockey Championship.
  • Three soccer teams win titles on penalty kicks, the sport's version of a tiebreaker. Both Division I title matches are decided that way, with Indiana's men and Notre Dame's women as the beneficiaries. Wheaton (Illinois) does the same in the Division III men's championship.
  • The Division II Women's Soccer Championship also goes to the wire as Metropolitan State's Kylee Hanavan scores the game-winner with 39 seconds left in regulation.
  • Natalie Darwitz finds the net with just over a minute left to give Minnesota the Women's Frozen Four crown.
  • The last of New York Institute of Technology senior Joe Gabrysiak's goals gives the Bears an overtime win in the Division II Men's Lacrosse Championship game.
  • Salisbury's Sea Gulls swoop in with just six seconds left and steal the Division III Men's Lacrosse Championship game. Junior attacker Chris Phillips scores the game-winning gull, er, goal.
  • Michigan softball first baseman Samantha Findlay hits a shot heard east of the Mississippi when her 10th-inning homer makes the Wolverines the first champion from that part of the country in the sport.


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