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that we can't take her out of the lineup. We are go- ing to need her to be playing well down the stretch in order for us to be successful. "She proved lection Show for its tournament will air live on ESPNU at 4 p.m. Sunday. Purdue is slated to host a regional on Dec. 7 and Dec. 8 in Mackey Arena following first- and second-round action at se- lected sites next week. The NCAA Se- " WRESTLING DOMINATES WEEKEND DUALS from their first loss of the season with relative ease, securing vic- tories in every single match over the weekend. A 50-0 victory over Loras opened the day for Purdue before a 59-0 drubbing of College of St. Joseph that included nine forfeit victories. The Boilers closed with on the road last weekend, cruis- ing to three shutout sweeps at the Northern Illinois Duals. The Boilers bounced back Purdue took care of business Brian Keil Princeton and Hofstra. corded seven vic- tories by fall, two by technical fall and four by major decision. The team will be back in ac- tion this Saturday when it travels to Troy, N.Y. The Boil- ers will be compet- ing in the North- east Duals for four matches against Army, Maryland, SOFTBALL INKS PREP DUO a 37-0 victory over the host Huskies. Purdue re- at Williams Field High School in Gilbert, Ariz. "We are excited about our 2013 class," Coach Kim Maher " said to PurdueSports.com. "It is going to be a small class in num- ber but a very special class. added two members to its pro- gram this week when it received national letters of intent from Katy McJunkin and Michelle Poe. McJunkin, a catcher out of El The Purdue softball team a pair of representatives in action last weekend at the NCAA Cham- pionships as freshmen Matthew McClintock and Johnnie Guy competed in Louisville. McClintock finished 103rd while Guy crossed the line in 183rd position. McClintock's time of 30:45.1 was good enough for 11th amongst freshmen and was the top time for Big Ten freshmen competing. The cross country team had MCCLINTOCK, GUY COMPETE AT NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Diamante High School in Visalia, Calif., was a second-team all-state performer a year ago as she bat- ted .465 with 40 runs and 33 RBI. Poe was an honorable men- tion all-Division II selection a year ago after batting .611 with 64 RBI and 13 home runs. She will play first base at Purdue after playing that position as well as pitching for 24th among freshmen nation- ally competing and was fourth among Big Ten freshmen. Oklahoma State captured the Guy finished in 31:37.6, good alumnae of Purdue, was re- cently named U.S. Soccer's 2012 Dis- abled Athlete-of- the-Year. Schroeder is while the 25th- ranked men fell 229 points shy of the 23rd-ranked Cardinals. The Boil- the inaugural win- ner of the award after scoring four goals in the World Deaf Football Championships to help lead the United States to the title in July. As a Boiler, Lauren Gustafson Schroeder scored 13 goals in 47 appearances after transferring from South Carolina. She is cur- rently an assistant coach at Texas A&M International ing played professionally with Kvarnsveden in the Sweden First Division. after hav- team title while Wisconsin fin- ished second. Kennedy Kithuka of Texas Tech captured the individu- al title with a time of 28:31.3. SOCCER ALUM GARNERS NATIONAL RECOGNITION Felicia Schroeder, a 2009 ing teams looked right at home at the Boilermaker Aquatic Cen- ter as the women's team won the team title at the Boiler Invite while the men finished second. The SWIMMING AND DIVING HOST INVITATIONAL Purdue's swimming and div- outpaced No. 17 Louisville by 93.5 points en route to the title 20th-ranked women Sean Mokhtari captured the plat- form diving victory. The women were led by ers captured five event victories between the two teams, including a sweep of the platform diving events. Brian Kiel won the 200 back- stroke title on the men's side while individual victories by Lauren Gustafson (100 free), Francesca Marr (200 breast) and Mad- die Miskulin (platform diving) along with a relay victory in the 400-free event. Kiel's and Gustafson's indi- vidual victories also carried addi- tional weight, as both times were fast enough to secure NCAA pro- visional qualifying times. Boilermaker divers will return to action Nov. 30 while the swim- mers will not be back in action until Dec. 15-23 as part of their winter training trip. j GOLDANDBLACK EXPRESS • VOLUME 23, EXPRESS 12 • 44