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Post by Die Hard Vball Fan on Nov 13, 2002 16:47:35 GMT -5
There is a pre-season tourney at Concordia this weekend that will have UCLA, Lewis, Concordia, and Rutgers matching up against one another.
UCLA is always a strong team, but I wonder if any of the other teams has a shot at beating UCLA, especially now that their best player Mount is done for the season.
Eventhough this is pre-season I would love to see Lewis beat UCLA in the match.
Lewis comes back with all of their starters including 2- All Americans (Fabiano Baretto, Ryan Stuntz) All Miva players Martins, Bird and their only senior, middle blocker Kevin Miller. Lewis has a lot of leadership this year, I think they can go all the way especially with Meyer back in the line-up.
Any feed back on who are the teams to beat this year?
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Post by ItHiNk on Nov 13, 2002 16:59:27 GMT -5
Hawaii, Pepperdine and UCLA are the teams to beat
stanford might surprise some people
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Post by V on Nov 13, 2002 19:32:00 GMT -5
Hawaii, Pepperdine and UCLA are the teams to beat stanford might surprise some people |
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Post by lmao on Nov 13, 2002 20:48:20 GMT -5
HAhaHAhahahhaHAHahah
You just reminded me that Ryan Stuntz was an All-American last year. That makes me laugh and makes me physically sick at the same time...
That could be one of the worst All-American picks in the history of the game.
PS I thought Meyer was a proffessional? Are they just gonna let that one slide and continue to let Lewis cheat? Hey man, I guess whatever it takes to make those teams competitive with the MPSF.
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Post by scarecrow on Nov 13, 2002 22:22:00 GMT -5
Ptak is back at IPFW. If he stays healthy, lookout. He's jumping out of the gym and hits the crap out of it. They are playing BSU, and OSU in southern Indiana this weekend.
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Post by Lewis fan on Nov 14, 2002 12:19:06 GMT -5
Imao you are the joke or a moron one of the two. Is the problem Ryan Stuntz got it and you didn't or one of your boy's HAH! ;D suck to be you doesn't it.
Cant wait to see Gustavo play and by the way why don't you get off the pro thing he is cleared and back & badder than ever.
GO Lewis
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Post by lmao on Nov 14, 2002 17:39:43 GMT -5
Yeah Meyer is back and badder and probably older than ever. He is like the father of 3 players. And YEAH some of my friends from the MPSF who are actual liberos, who dig actual hits from guys in the MPSF not lollipops from the midwest and east, did get the shaft when Stuntz was named All-America. Ask anyone in the west if Stuntz deserved it, they would say no. Ask anyone east of Utah if he deserved it, they would say yes. Its the classic battle of east-west. But we rULE!! YAAahaaaaaa ;D  |
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Post by Lewis fan on Nov 14, 2002 18:38:26 GMT -5
Hey Imao Stuntz is from the West and played against the West players for years you MORON!! Where are you from. As for Gustavo he will pound the #### out of you that is if you even play!! Oh yeah all this #### talk is from your friend, your MPSF player friend. So what you are saying is when Lewis played UCLA , Irvine and other Cali teams that oh yeah he wasn't digging %*$# check the stats I thought MPSF was the ####. What about beach in Manhattan beach how much more West do you want to go .Stop talking out your ass WHAT A MORON!!!
From a Lewis fan straight out of Mahnhattan Beach!!
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Post by Imaos friend on Nov 14, 2002 20:11:49 GMT -5
Lewis fan from manhattan beach? You must mean that your name is ryan stuntz. Everybody else who plays volleyball from that area realizes that Stuntz was only average as a high school player and thus must seriously doubt the merit of his all-american award. There are countless rummies who play better defense in a game of ace than ryan does in a collegiate match. So Ryan, be happy you have a nice plaque and be greatfull you shipped yourself out east. You might not have started anywhere else. Congratulations on taking advantage of your opportunities.
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Post by Imaos friend on Nov 14, 2002 20:13:27 GMT -5
by the way stuntz isn't even from manhattan he is from an inland city called torrance.
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Post by Lewis fan on Nov 15, 2002 10:52:07 GMT -5
Your a smart one I said I was from Manhattan and he is from Redondo Beach. Get over yourself friend.
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Post by ClubLuvA on Nov 15, 2002 14:11:41 GMT -5
There is a pre-season tourney at Concordia this weekend that will have UCLA, Lewis, Concordia, and Rutgers matching up against one another. UCLA is always a strong team, but I wonder if any of the other teams has a shot at beating UCLA, especially now that their best player Mount is done for the season. Eventhough this is pre-season I would love to see Lewis beat UCLA in the match. UCLA brought in a terrific JC transfer named Vince. He is a real surprise and I think you'll enjoy watching him. He's a very hard hitter with lots of agility. Also, often teams use the off-season to try new players and mix up the lineup. So it'll be interesting to see how everyone does, especially the individuals who will be getting their "chance" to show the coaches what they can do. |
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Post by Guest on Nov 15, 2002 22:29:16 GMT -5
Lewis beat Rutgers and UCLA beat Concordia tonight. Here's the report from the Concordia website: Concordia Challenge Game 1 Lewis University 100 Rutgers-Newark 71 Lewis was led by Fabiano Barreto who pounded out a match high 14 kills while hitting at a .684 clip. Gustavo Meyer chipped in with 13 kills for a .545 percentage. Rutgers was led by Danko Iordanov who had 12 kills at a .435 clip. Ben Bostaph had 7 kills on 14 swings. Game 2 UCLA 100 Concordia 79 The Bruins had a well balanced attack as 3 hitters had double figure kill totals. Jonathan Acosta was high man with 13. Allan Vince had 12 and Chris Pena added 11 as the Bruins hot .398 on the evening. The Clippers were strong in the final 3 quarters of the game, but a 10 point run early in the first quarter proved to be too much for the Clippers to come back from. Wilmer Torres had 9 kills and Juan Jose Parra added 8 kills as the Clippers fell to the Bruins. www.concordia.onlinecommunity.com/cgi-any/chapters.dll/display?sitename=CONC&chaptergroup=team&name=mensvolleyball |
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Post by VBDOG on Nov 16, 2002 0:31:22 GMT -5
Thanks for that info. I hope you'll report tomorrow's too.
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Post by Vballkid on Nov 16, 2002 22:15:21 GMT -5
November 16, 2002
Game 1
UCLA 100
Lewis 97
UCLA defeated Lewis University in the first game of the day. The Bruins were led by Allan Vince who pounded out 17 kills. Vince added 7 digs and 3 blocks in the effort. Chris Pena had 16 kills and Jonathan Acosta added 15 kills for the Bruins. Rich Nelson dished out 55 assists in the win.
Lewis was led by Fabiano Barreto who had 17 kills. Gustavo Meyer had 12 kills, 8 digs, and 4 blocks. Kevin Miller led all blockers with 6. Jose Martins handed out 39 assists.
Game 2
UCLA 100
Rutgers 94
The Bruins rolled to their 3rd victory of the Concordia Challenge with a win over Rutgers-Newark. J.T. Wenger was the high kill man with 13. Wenger added 10 digs to the Bruins cause. Kris Krausheer added 12 kills and Nick Sheftic put down 10 kills in the win.
Rutgers was led by Andrew Pink and Danko Iordanov who had 12 kills apeice. Pink and Iordanov added 3 blocks each as well.
Game 3
Lewis 100
Concordia 89
Lewis was led by Fabiano Barreto who pounded out a game high 20 kills for the Flyers. Gustavo Meyer added 14 kills, 9 digs, and 2 aces in the win. Jose Martins handed out 48 assists. Ryan Stuntz picked up a game high 13 digs.
The Clippers were led by Peterson Metellus who had a team high 13 kills. Peterson added 6 digs and 3 blocks. Juan Jose Parra had 11 kills and 5 blocks on the night.
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