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Women's Squash Defeats St. Lawrence in Opener of Liberty Leagues
Cheung Ting Mak
Senior Olivia Mak won her match, 3-1, at the No. 9 spot
CANTON, NY (November 21, 2009) -- The Vassar College women's sqaush team took its first step towards defending its Liberty League title, defeating host St. Lawrence University, 8-1 on Saturday in the first game of the league championships.

The Brewers improve to 2-0 and will take on William Smith College for the championship on Sunday at 10:00 a.m. Last season, Vassar squeaked by the Herons, 5-4.

Vassar got wins at the top two spots, as senior Emilie Kraft and junior Kristine Bell swept their opponents. Senior No. 5 Caitlin Ly and senior No. 9 Olivia Mak picked up four game wins, with all the other Brewer wins coming 3-0.

Vassar 8, St. Lawrence 1

1. Emilie Kraft VC, def. Sofi Garnett SLU 3-0 (11,3) (11,4) (11,3)
2. Kristine Bell VC, def. Jenn Hearnl SLU, 3-0 (11,8) (11,6) (11,6)
3. Meg North SLU, def. Hope Blinkoff VC, 3-0 (11,7) (11,3) (14,12)
4. Libby Pei VC, def. Jackie Barrett SLU, 3-0 (11,4) (11,3) (11,3)
5. Caitlin LY VC, def. Frances Robinson SLU, 3-1 (11,2) (11-3) (10-12) (11-3)
6. Meg Taylor VC, def. Molly Caplan SLU, 3-0 (11-3) (11-4) (11-3)
7. Anna Licht VC, def. Alyssa Smith SLU, 3-0 (11-8) (13-11) (11-5)
8. Alexa Lichtenstein VC, def. Jessie Ziegler SLU, 3-0 (11-7) (11-2) (11-0)
9. Olivia Mak VC, def. Kendall Harty SLU, 3-1 (11-5) (11-5) (10-12) (11-9)

Exhibition:
10. Jill Levine VC. def. Katie Demakos SLU, 3-2 (7-11) (10-12) (11-6) (11-4) (11-9)
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Sarah Warner
Women's Lacrosse
Warner started the 2010 season by scoring 10 goals with one assist in three Spring Break games. She scored four goals each against Bridgewater State and Drew and two against Simmons College. She scored the game winning goal against Drew and Simmons and placed 16 of her 21 total shots on goal. In her career, Warner has tallied four or more goals 10 times.
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Tice set a new career best in saves when he recorded 17 in a tough 9-8 double overtime loss against Christoper Newport to conclude Spring Break games. Tice previously had recorded 16 saves as a sophomore goalie against Hamilton last March. For the 2-3 men's lacrosse team, Tice kept the Brewers close in a pair of overtime losses to Manhattanville and Christopher Newport, excelled in a 14-5 win over Medaille and shined in a hard-fought 9-6 loss to Alfred.