8GOOD PLAY
SPORTSWRAP3
Leading the Knicks. Mike Hey-
ward ’11 was Coach of the Year for the Knicks—the Wilton, N.Y., Knicks, that is. He coached the sixth- and seventh-grade team for his service-learning requirement in a Skidmore social work course. A high-school hoops star who quit with an injury, Heyward says he loved “the kids. The look in their eyes when they got the taste of victory was priceless.” His aim:
in spiring them “to be the best they can be in all their endeavors.” Basketball. At 21-5 overall, the
women tied a Skidmore record for wins. Their 12-2 conference mark earned the Liberty League title and the #1 seed in the league tourna- ment. Their season ended when they lost, 70–67, to RPI in the tournament championship. Shar- lyn Harper ’10 was a unanimous first-team All-Liberty selection
after leading the T’breds in scor- ing, assists, and three-pointers. The men, 16-9 overall, also tied a
record for wins. Their 9-5 league mark clinched the #2 seed in the tournament, where they fell to Hobart, 83–76. Jeff Alti mar ’11 led Skidmore in scoring and won first-team all-league honors.
Ice hockey. The team went 9-16- 2 and made it to the ECAC East semifinals for a second time. Skid - more bested Southern Maine but then lost to Babson in the semis. Alex Mykolenko ’11 (left) earned league honors, scor- ing 23 points in 26 games.
Swimming and diving. The
men set 17 records this season. Diver Doug Pi- lawa ’12 broke his own records off the 1- and 3-meter boards and finished second in both events at the UNYSCA championships.
Swimmer John Tyler Norton ’10 tallied five solo and five relay records. The women set six new
program records, including five by Sonia Segal-Smith ’10.
T’BRED HOTLINE.
For full results and schedules, call 518-580-5393 anytime
or go to
www.skidmore.edu and click “athletics.”
12 SCOPE SPRING 2010
THOROUGHBREDS ROOKIE SAKHILE SITHOLE ’13 REELS IN THE BALL DURING SKIDMORE’S WIN OVER VASSAR.
BOB EWELL PHOTOS
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