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Page 11 On to tourne bv IR staff photo by Jon Ebelt, Independent Record BILLINGS — The Carroll Col lege volleyball team wrapped up its regular season with a loss as they fell to Rocky Mountain 30-18, 30- 27,30-28. “The first game we were slug gish,” said Carroll head coach Moe Boyle. “We were ahead in both of the second and third games. We didn’t finish. We gave the games away.” Tiffany Rochelle had 12 kills and five blocks. Holly Hashley had 17 digs and two aces. Carroll will be the No. 3 seed in the conference tournament, which starts next weekend at Lewis-Clark State. Big turnaround bv ieff windmueller IR sports writer Carroll College head coach Mike Van Diest said beforehand that it would take more than last-minute heroics to beat rival Montana-Tech in Butte on Saturday. How about the last six minutes? With 6:00 left on the clock, the No. 5 Saints started a 78-yard drive that turned the game around and put the final score in Carroll’s favor, 14-7, guaranteeing them at least a share of the Frontier Con ference title. Trailing 7-0, the Carroll offense set up on the 22 yard line and junior quarterback John Barnett went to the air, completing six-of- six passes for 70 yards. Barnett and Senior running back Ryan Grosu- lak made short runs and the Saints were within six yards of scoring. On fourth-and-inches Barnett photo by Jon Ebelt, Independent Record faked a handoff to Grosulak, rolled right and, coming to the edge of the field, tiptoed his way into the end zone. “People were getting a little edgy,” Grosulak said. “I don’t know why we had to wait that long (to score) but at least it happened when it did.” With the tie on the board, Car- roll’s defense then took its cue. After being called for pass inter ference on the previous play, the Saints’ Nick Milodragovich dove in front of a short pass intended for Casey Kelly, snagging an intercep tion on Tech’s 23 yard line. Barnett said that when the offense took the field he overheard Grosu lak prophesize that he would score on the very next play. “I don’t know how many people Waiting it out bv IR staff PORTLAND — The Carroll Col lege women’s soccer team dropped a heartbreaker Saturday at the NAIA Region I tournament falling to No. 3 ranked Concordia 2-1 on a penalty kick. Valerie Feltz broke open a tight game five minutes into he second half, when she headed in a goal from the center of the box. Concordia evened the tied the contest up 20 minutes later, scoring in transition. They fired in a goal from 2 5-yards out. “I thought they performed ex tremely well,” said Carroll coach Mark Heimenz. “It was a very evenly played match. I thought we had some strong opportunities. We hit the post a few times, but couldn’t get the ball to bounce our way.” Jenni Annicchiarico notched an assist on Feltz’s goal. “I thought Jenny did well,” Hei menz said. “She had a good day and was very active.” Heimenz was also pleased with his team’s defensive play. Now the Saints must wait for word on whether or not they will receive an at-large bid to the NAIA national soccer tournament. They are ranked No. 12 in the nation, their highest ranking in school his tory. They will find out if they got an at-large bid on Nov. 8. photo by Jon Ebelt, Independent Record believed him, but obviously the of fensive line did,” Barnett said. Grosulak was handed the ball and found a wide-open lane to his right, rushing for a 23-yard winning touchdown on that same play. “It was an outside run play. The tight end downblocked and the kickout just made a huge hole,” Grosulak said. With 1:47 to play, the Orediggers tried to make a last-ditch effort — sophomore quarterback Justin Kegel even connected on a 20-yard pass to running back Teague Egan on fourth down — but the drive was cut short when Cody Zim merman intercepted a pass with 42 seconds left. Carroll cheered after Barnett kneeled a second time to let the clock run down, and let out a sigh of relief after realizing how close they had come to ending their sea son without a playoff spot. The first three quarters had been an upsetting display for the Saints, who twice drove against a solid Tech defense only to come up short. Nine minutes into the second quarter, senior running back Jed Thomas caught a pass on a short route right, but then turned around and was met by Tech defensive back Kyle McCall. McCall popped the ball loose then chased it down to recover it on Tech’s own 27 yard line. At the start of the fourth quarter, Milodragovich returned a punt 59 yards to Tech’s 14 yard line and it looked like Carroll would finally get on the board. But after runs by “Football” continued on page 14 Thursday, November 9 ,2 0 0 6 Volume 9 0 , No 2
