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Football Heads to Fargo For
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The Youngstown State football team (5-5 overall
and 3-4 in the Missouri Valley Football Conference) closes out the 2009 season
on Saturday with a trip to North Dakota State. Kickoff for just the program's
second trip to NDSU is set for 2 p.m. Eastern Time/1 p.m. Central Time. A win
over the Bison gives the Penguins a winning record and an even mark in MVFC
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| Collection for Beatitude House Set for Nov. 22 Women's
Hoops Game |
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Youngstown -- The Youngstown State women's basketball
team will collect needed items for the Beatitude House of Youngstown at its game
on Nov. 22 against Canisius.
Donations will be collected in the front lobby of
Beeghly Center before, during and after the game. The project is
being organized by women's basketball player Kaitlyn March for her senior
community service project.
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| Boscaljon, Roidt Earn Horizon League
Postseason Honors |
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Senior Ruth Boscaljon and freshman Angela Roidt have been honored by the Horizon
League for their outstanding 2009 volleyball season.
Boscaljon, a middle hitter from Elgin, Ill., was named
All-Horizon League for the second time in her career. Roidt, a setter from
McFarland, Wis., joined Boscaljon and three other Penguins in school history to
be named to the All-Newcomer Team.
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| Nortey Scores Career-High 20 as Guins Fall 70-55 to
Kent State |
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Youngstown -- Youngstown State's Macey Nortey scored a
career-high 20 points to lead three guards in double figures, but Kent State
overcame an early deficit and kept the Guins at arms length in the second
half to win 70-55.
YSU led 10-2 through eight minutes and was able to trim a 16-point second-half deficit to 10 with 1:38 remaining.
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| Second-Half Run Leads Kent State
Past Men's Basketball, 70-61 |
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Youngstown -- Youngstown State went eight-and-half
minutes without a field goal in the second half, and Kent State turned a 40-40
game into an insurmountable 13-point lead in a 70-61 win on Wednesday at the
Beeghly Center.
YSU had tied the score for the third time in the second half
when it missed eight consecutive shots from the floor as Kent State
built a 53-40 lead with 7:40 remaining.
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