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[ Thursday, Sept. 28, 2006 ]

Sports in Brief

Aden-Buie Top Drawer Soccer Team material

After being honored as the Big Ten Offensive Player of the week, Aden-Buie will take home another honor as a member of the Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week.

Aden-Buie's first goal came Friday night against Michigan State when she scored off a penalty kick after being taken down in the box. The goal put the Lions in the lead against the Spartans with Penn State going on to win in overtime, 3-2.

On Sunday in a 4-1 victory over Michigan, Aden-Buie scored two of the four Lion goals. Her goals were the first and last of the day, sealing the victory over the Wolverines.

The Lions will be on the road for their next four games starting with Iowa on tomorrow at 7 p.m. CT in Iowa City. The team will then head to Illinois to take on the No. 19 Fighting Illini Sunday at 1 p.m. before playing at Purdue and Indiana. The Lions will return home Oct. 13 to host Minnesota at 7 p.m.

Penn State will host the Big Ten Women's Soccer Tournament Nov. 2-5 at Jeffrey Field.

Lacrosse team names captains for next year

The Penn State Nittany Lion men's lacrosse team, under the direction of veteran head coach Glenn Thiel, will rely upon a trio of veteran leaders in 2007. Seniors Pat Heim (Wayne, Pa.), Dan Saltsman (Concord, N.H.) and Matt Mulqueen (Downingtown, Pa.) have been named captains for the 2007 campaign.

Heim returns for his final go-round with the Nittany Lions after earning his second straight first team All-ECAC nod in 2006. The midfielder had 22 points off 17 goals and five assists last year and posted a .254 shot percentage. He also had 28 ground balls. Over three years as a starter, Heim has 67 points off 44 goals and 23 assists.

Saltsman emerged as a defensive anchor for Penn State in 2006. He started all 13 games in the backfield and had 28 ground balls. Saltsman was honored as a first team All-ECAC pick. He has played in 40 games at Penn State.

Mulqueen also played in 13 games last season, starting eight of them. He was third on the team with 38 ground balls as he helped anchor the defense with Saltsman. Mulqueen has played in 33 games over three seasons as a Nittany Lion.


 



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