Trevor Koenig, Class of 1998, is still setting records. Koenig, who established the ECAC Division I standard for consecutive scoreless minutes at 198:44 (a record that still stands) during his sensational junior campaign, has not allowed a goal in the past 186:46 minutes, a new West Coast Hockey League record.
Koenig, who plays for the San Diego Gulls, leads the WCHL with his 1.96 goals against average, his 22 wins (22-7-1) and his .927 save percentage. His four shutouts also top the circuit.
A four-year standout for the Skating Dutchmen, Koenig holds several Garnet records including career GAA (2.86), career save percentage (.913) and career shutouts (9).
Trevor was named the ECAC's Ken Dryden Award winner as the league's “Outstanding Goaltender” following the 1996-97 season after leading the country in both save percentage (.931) and goals against average (2.03). He was also named as the Dutchmen's first (and only) national All-American after leading Union to the best record in their 10-year Division I history at 15-11-2.
To keep track of Trevor's accomplishments with the Gulls, click on this link:
www.sandiegogulls.com
Junior guard Katie Smith (Delmar, NY/Bethlehem) became the fifth member of the Dutchwomen's 1,000-point club last Friday when she scored 22 points in Union's 55-52 win at Clarkson.
Smith now has 1,027 points and is looking to pass Amy Hitz, Class of 1997, who has 1,088. Robin Romer, Class of 1992, leads the club with 1,738 points Katie is also a three-year starter for the soccer team and goes into her final year second on the all-time scoring list with 35-14-84. Missy Matusewicz, Class of 2001, leads the pack with 69-23-161.
The women's swim team will be looking to move up from the No. 4 position they've occupied the last two years when they host the 2001 New York State Women's Collegiate Athletic Association Swimming and Diving Championships Thursday through Saturday (Feb. 15-17) at Alumni Pool.
Lauren Wander Kathryn Stevens
This year's title is wide open as defending champion Hamilton will not be attending the meet. The Lady Continentals will be competing in the New England Small College Athletic Conference championships at Wesleyan. Ithaca, which finished second last year, Hartwick (third), Union (fourth) and Rensselaer (seventh) are the four teams expected to challenge for the crown in this year's 14-team field.
Seana Phillips
Le Moyne and Nazareth, which placed fifth and seventh, respectively, a year ago, are considered dark horses. “This is a wide open meet,” said Union head coach Judy Wolfe. “The top six teams have a nucleus of strong swimmers but none of them have an overpowering lineup.” Union, which won the title in 1990 and again in 1994, has finished fourth the last two seasons.
Sarah Ellman Kit Cunningham
swims the backstroke and butterfly
The Dutchwomen's championship hopes will depend on the performance's of the team's middle distance freestylers. According to Wolfe, her team should do wellin the 100, 200 and 500 freestyle events as well as in the 200, 400 and 800 free relays. “The relays are worth 64 points each while an individual winner earns 32 team points,” Wolfe explained. “How well we finish will depend on the outcomes of the freestyle events.”
Catherine Cahill
swims the backstroke and butterfly
Senior co-captain Rachel Miller (Auburn, NY/Auburn) and sophomore Lauren Wander (Cherry Hill, NJ/Cherry Hill) along with freshmen Kathryn Stevens (Clinton, NY/New Hartford) and Seana Phillips (Cape Elizabeth, ME/Cape Elizabeth) will make up Union's three freestyle relay teams and provide most of the point production during the individual events. Wolfe also expects junior Sara Ellman (Waylen, MA/Wayland) to do well in the one and three meter dives.
Katie Kilrain
swims the freestyle events
Trials begin each day at 10:30 a.m. with the finals starting at 6:30 each evening. An all-session pass is $15.00 with a $3.00 charge for single-session passes. Tickets can be purchased at the door.
Schenectady,
N.Y. (Feb. 7, 2001) – “Related Work,” an exhibition of drawings and prints by
husband-and-wife Ed and Pamela Dreyfuss Smith, is on display through May 1 in
the Social Science Faculty Lounge Art Gallery at Union College.
An opening
reception is set for Tuesday, Feb. 13, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. The show is free and
open to the public. Gallery hours are weekdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The
Columbia County, N.Y., artists have received numerous honors including
Guggenheim, Fulbright and Ford Foundation awards. They have held
artist-in-residence positions at Dartmouth College, the New York Studio School,
Pratt Institute, and Frans Masereel Centrum voor grafiek in Kesterlee, Belgium.
One-person and group shows have included Kansas
State University Gallery; Paul Mellon Art Center at Choate-Rosemary Hall,
Wallingford, Conn.; Interlaken School of Art; Chatauqua School of Art; and the
Clark University Gallery.
