Volume 27, Issue 12, october 28, 2004

Sports

Volleyball wins nine straight in RMAC

by Nate Timmons
The Metropolitan

What a difference a month makes. The Regis Rangers hosted Metro volleyball back on Sept. 25 and swept the 'Runners 3-0. The match dropped Metro to 2-4 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and left the fans wondering what happened to their team. more >>

Roadrunners steal 'Wolves' thunder in Pueblo

by Donald Smith
The Metropolitan

The men's soccer team has put itself in position to secure a playoff spot. The Roadrunners find themselves just one game ahead of CU-Colorado Springs and one game behind conference leading Fort Lewis after picking up all 15 points in their last three matches. more >>

Regis is the team to beat in all sports

Donald Smith
Sports Columnist

I can't believe it! I remember talking to Metro men's soccer 'keeper David McReavy early in the season and hearing how optimistic he was about this year's squad. And at 13-3-1, I understand now what he was so positive about. At the same time, the women's soccer team had probably thought positively of their transfer sophomore and the 22 goals and 53 points Kylee Hanavan has had. Her phenomenal season has even been better than her counterpart and former leading scorer Amy Leichliter's. Both of these teams have been great all season and will have one more thing in common on Oct. 27: they both will have seemingly everything on the line when they face Regis. more >>

Roadrunners win to honor seniors

by Matthew Gunn
The Metropolitan

The second ranked Metro women's soccer team finished their home season last weekend with a 6-0 win on Friday over Mesa State and a 3-0 shutout against Fort Lewis on Sunday. more >>

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