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The College of Wooster men's and women's swimming and diving teams got their respective seasons off to a good start Saturday, placing third and fourth at the season-opening Kenyon Relays, formerly known as the North Coast Athletic Conference Relays. This year, there were seven squads part of the men's field and six on the women's side. Wooster's men's 49-point performance was fueled by the combination of Alex Lajoie, Brian Maddock, Imre Namath, and Peter Parisi. The group joined forces for a fifth-place swim in the 200 medley relay (1:38.61), with Namath handling the anchor leg, and they tied for sixth in the 200 backstroke relay (1:40.71), anchored by Parisi.
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So there I was at Middle Ground again. At my usual booth. Drinking my usual mocha. Staring at a blank document on my computer screen. Wondering what I would write about for my next column.
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Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio, isn't a popular post-high school destination for Maine's high school student-athletes, but it is for any high school swimmers who aspire to intercollegiate competition. The Lords have won 27 straight NCAA Division III national championships, a run that is unparalleled in collegiate athletics history.
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Briana Lynch scored the game-tying goal with 8:47 remaining in regulation as well as the game-winner 2:07 into overtime, keying The College of Wooster field hockey team's 3-2 comeback victory over host Kenyon College. Kenyon (5-5, 4-1 NCAC) had bolted out to a 2-0 halftime lead, behind a pair of scores just 3:06 apart fairly late in the opening stanza.
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COLLEGE BASKETBALL Kenyon rounds out WSU schedule
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It is a luscious day in May. In my nostrils and on my tongue, I can sense the fresh-cut grass, the pollinating flowers, the soft full sunlight that indicates that the world is alive with spring. Staying indoors is not an option - not today. I decide to take a walk and reflect on this past brilliant year.
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Local dean's list students and their majors are: DENVER: Tyler Lorditch, physical education and sport; Joseph Occhiogrosso, music education.
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College of Wooster Report The College of Wooster men's golf team finished within five strokes of this weekend's champion, NCAA Div. II Gannon University, while placing third at the Kenyon Fall Invitational, which took place at the par-72, 6,493-yard Mount Vernon Country Club in Mount Vernon.
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Eric Mower and Associates, an independent marketing communications agency, has promoted Doug Bean to chief operating officer. In the newly created position, Bean assumes agencywide management responsibility for the organization's seven offices. A managing partner since 1999, Bean will continue to serve as head of the firm's Buffalo office and a leader of the brand promotion group. He joined EMA in 1990, when EMA combined with Levy, King and White in Buffalo. A Kenyon College graduate, Bean has an MBA from the University at Buffalo and master's in liberal studies from Dartmouth College. ***
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LEWISTON -- , 71, died Sunday, Aug. 14, after a courageous battle with heart and renal disease. He was the son of the late Herve and Florence Carignan, and the husband of Sally Larson Carignan, with whom he recently celebrated his 49th wedding anniversary. Jim was born in Laconia, N.H., on Aug. 31, 1939. He graduated from Bates College in 1961, and received his Ph.D. from the University of Rochester. He taught history at Kent State University and Kenyon College in Ohio.
