Biola women's tennis team helps with clinic
On September 27, Coach Dee Henry and several players from the Biola women’s tennis team partnered with Children’s Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) to provide a tennis clinic to
patients who have recently lost limbs due to cancer. The clinic, in honor
of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, was held on the courts of Santa Ana
College. To read more, go to the
Biola website which includes a link to the article by the Orange County Register.
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Kelsey Wirt
Junior ~ 5-10 ~ Outside Hitter ~ Fair Oaks, CA
Junior Kelsey Wirt tallied 23 kills (3.8 k/g) with a .370 hitting percentage, 17 digs (2.8 d/g), 4 assist blocks, and 3 aces as NAIA No. 10-ranked Vanguard won both of its GSAC matches last week. In the 3-game sweep of No. 3-ranked Concordia, she had 13 kills in 23 attempts with no errors for a .565 attack percentage, as well as 7 digs, 3 aces, and 4 assists. In the victory at Hope International, Wirt had a double-double with 10 kills and 10 digs.
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Emily Bruton
EMILY BRUTON ~ The Master’s College
Sophomore ~ 5-4 ~ Forward ~ San Leandro, CA
Sophomore forward Emily Bruton scored a goal and had an assist as The Master’s opened up conference play with a 3-0 win at Biola. Overall, The Master’s is 6-2 on the season.
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James Rammelsberg
JAMES RAMMELSBERG ~ Concordia University
Freshman ~ 6-2 ~ Goalkeeper ~ Orange, CA
Freshman goalie James Rammelsberg recorded 3 saves, while allowing only 1 goal in 90 minutes of play as No. 14-ranked Concordia won its GSAC opener against California Baptist. He has 31 saves in 8 games so far this year. Concordia is undefeated in its last 4 games.
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