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Badin grad is on a scoring tear for G-W

12:25 AM Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Megan Reimer has caught fire for the Gardner-Webb University women’s soccer team.

The sophomore midfielder, a Badin High School graduate, has tallied five goals in the last three games — all wins — for the Bulldogs (3-3). She scored just once last season.

On Tuesday, Sept. 8, Reimer became the first women’s soccer player in Gardner-Webb history to capture the Big South Conference Player of the Week award.

The Bulldogs will host the Border Classic this weekend in Boiling Springs, N.C.

• Junior forward Danielle Hogue (Ross) is the second-leading scorer for Northern Kentucky (2-1), notching two goals and three assists.

Junior midfielder Morgan Price (Lakota West) also has an assist for the Norse.

• Sophomore forward Katelyn Turner (Lakota East) has one goal and two assists for Bowling Green, which is off to a 3-2 start.

The Falcons’ two losses came against Michigan State and Ohio State.

Football

Marietta freshman defensive back Rahkeem Caver (Hamilton) had a 69-yard interception return in his collegiate debut last weekend, a 20-14 win over visiting Thiel.

Caver also recorded three solo tackles and one assist.

• Union (Ky.) junior defensive back Lee Miles (Ross) had two solo tackles and two assists in the season-opening 57-7 win over Virginia-Wise last weekend.

He also broke up a pass.

Men’s cross country

Sophomore Jordan Parayil (Lakota West) paced Bellarmine to a third-place finish last weekend in Southern Indiana’s Stegemoller Classic in Evansville, Ind.

Parayil placed sixth in the individual standings with a time of 18 minutes, 49.6 second. It was the season-opening event for the Knights.

Men’s soccer

Junior forward Brennan Williams (Lakota East) has one goal and one assist for Findlay (1-2).

Contact this reporter at (513) 820-2194 or rcassano@coxohio.com.

COLLEGE INSIDER

RICK CASSANO

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