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Shtemberg's tournament run stalls in semis
5/23/2009 3:50:14 PM
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All-American Jackie Shtemberg
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Lawrence, GA… The College of New Jersey’s Jackie Shtemberg (Franklin Lakes, NJ/Ramapo) run through singles action at the 2009 NCAA Division III Women’s Tennis Championships came to a close as the junior fell in the national semifinals on Saturday in Georgia.
Shtemberg started the day with her third straight victory in the tournament as she disposed of Amanda Wu from Carnegie Mellon University by the scores 6-2 and 7-5. She then faced Lorne McManigie from Emory University and saw her bid to move into the title match come up just short, 7-5 and 6-3. By advancing to the semis, she secured All-American honors.
This also marked the furthest any Lion netter has advanced in the NCAA Division III Championships under ninth-year head coach Scott Dicheck. In the fall of 2007, Shtemberg was crowned the ITA National Singles Champion.
She capped her successful spring season with a record of 15-2.
The event was being hosted by Oglethorpe University and the Gwinnett Sports Commission.
3.5 | Wrestling
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
TCNJ
TBA
NCAA Division III Championships at Cedar Rapids, Iowa (U.S. Cellular Center)
3.5 | Men's Track & Field
Northampton, MA
TCNJ
TBA
ECAC Championships (Smith College)
3.5 | Women's Track & Field
Northampton, MA
TCNJ
TBA
ECAC Championships (Smith College)
3.5 | Baseball
Phoenix, AZ
TCNJ
5
Rochester Institute of Technology
8
3.6 | Baseball
Phoenix, AZ
TCNJ
4
St. John's (MN)
15
3.6 | Men's Track & Field
Boston, MA
TCNJ
TBA
IC4A Championships (Boston University)
3.7 | Men's Tennis
Orlando, FL
TCNJ
9
University of Rochester
0
3.7 | Softball
Orlando, FL
TCNJ
8
University of Rochester
3
3.7 | Softball
Orlando, FL
TCNJ
12
Dominican University
1
3.7 | Women's Tennis
Orlando, FL
TCNJ
7
University of Rochester
2
3.8 | Women's Tennis
Orlando, FL
TCNJ
1
Emory University
8
3.8 | Softball
Orlando, FL
TCNJ
9
The Sage Colleges
1
3.8 | Softball
Orlando, FL
TCNJ
9
Wisconsin Lutheran College
0
3.8 | Men's Tennis
Orlando, FL
TCNJ
8
Carthage College
1
3.8 | Baseball
Phoenix, AZ
3.9 | Men's Tennis
Orlando, FL
3.9 | Baseball
Phoenix, AZ
TCNJ
3:00 p.m.
Rockford (IL)
3.9 | Women's Tennis
Orlando, FL
3.10 | Softball
Orlando, FL
TCNJ
9:30 AM
Pine Manor College
3.10 | Softball
Orlando, FL
TCNJ
11:30 AM
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
3.10 | Baseball
Phoenix, AZ
TCNJ
4:00 p.m.
Wartburg (IA)
3.11 | Baseball
Phoenix, AZ
TCNJ
10:30 a.m.
Concordia (IL)
3.11 | Baseball
Phoenix, AZ
TCNJ
2:00 p.m.
Monmouth (IL)
3.12 | Men's Track & Field
Greencastle, IN
TCNJ
TBA
NCAA Indoor Division III Track & Field Championships (DePauw University)
3.12 | Women's Track & Field
Greencastle, IN
TCNJ
TBA
NCAA Indoor Division III Track & Field Championships (DePauw University)
3.12 | Lacrosse
St. Mary's City, MD
TCNJ
1:00 PM
St. Mary's College (MD)
3.12 | Softball
Orlando, FL
TCNJ
11:30 AM
Simmons College
3.12 | Softball
Orlando, FL
TCNJ
1:30 PM
Pitt-Bradford
3.13 | Softball
Orlando, FL
TCNJ
11:30 AM
Western New England College
3.13 | Softball
Orlando, FL
TCNJ
1:30 PM
Wesleyan University
3.13 | Baseball
Phoenix, AZ
TCNJ
11:00 a.m.
Keene State (NH)
3.14 | Baseball
Phoenix, AZ
TCNJ
9:00 a.m.
Western New England College
3.16 | Lacrosse
Lions' Stadium
TCNJ
7:00 PM
Eastern University
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