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				Women win 2nd UAA cross country title Photo by Joe Angeles Bears forward Scott Siebers works around a Brandeis University defender in a recent game. Siebers had the first goal of a 5-0 win Oct. 30 at Illinois Wesleyan University. The 8-8-1 Bears will conclude their season today with a 5:30 p.m. home match against Dominican University. The women's cross country team cruised to its second University Athletic Association title, while the men's team posted a solid third-place finish at the UAA Championships Nov. 2 in New York City. The women, who won their first title in 1996, finished with 47 points while Brandeis University was a distant second with 73. Junior Emily Lahowetz earned first-team all-UAA honors with a fourth-place finish in a time of 23:25.0. Senior Brooke Lane also earned first-team all-UAA accolades with a seventh-place showing (23.37.5). Junior Matt Hoelle finished second in a time of 25.41.2, just seven seconds off the winning time, to earn first-team all-league honors. The Bears men finished with 80 points, just eight points behind second-place Emory University. Brandeis ran away with the title with 47 points. Other updates The No. 1 Bears volleyball team posted a 2-1 record this past weekend at the Wittenberg Volleyball National Quad in Springfield, Ohio. After having 13 days off, the Bears posted a 3-2 win over No. 3 Juniata College Nov. 1. The next day, the Bears dropped their first match of the season, 3-0 to No. 11 Wittenberg University. The Bears closed out the regular season with a 30-16, 30-19, 30-28 win over No. 6 College of Mount St. Joseph. Nathan Szep and Ben Lambert set WUSTL single-season records and the Bears football team wrapped up at least a share of its sixth UAA title with a 28-14 win at the University of Rochester Nov. 2. Lambert's three field goals not only tied the school's single-game record held by himself and three other kickers, but his last field goal gave him 14 this year, besting the previous season mark of 13. Szep completed 14 of 24 passes for 244 yards and three touchdowns, giving him 2,112 yards this year, also a school record. Szep now also has nine touchdown passes in three UAA games, tying the league single-season record with one game left to play. The men's soccer team evened its record at 8-8-1 as the Bears split a pair of games last week. In a 5-0 win at Illinois Wesleyan Oct. 30, freshman Rob Weeks scored two goals and added two assists. The Bears wrapped up UAA play with a 2-0 loss to the University of Chicago Nov. 2 at Francis Field. The loss moved the Bears into fifth place in the UAA at 3-4. The women's soccer team split a pair of home games last week. Washington U. rolled past Westminster College, 7-0, on Oct. 30, outshooting the visitors 35-1. Sammy Sussman put WUSTL up 2-0 with back-to-back goals just 32 seconds apart. WUSTL then wrapped up the 2002 UAA season by dropping a 1-0 decision to Chicago Nov. 2. The Bears finished UAA play with a 3-2-2 record, good for fourth place. The men's and women's swimming and diving team was swept by Drury University Nov. 1 in Springfield, Mo. The men were defeated 91-151, while the women's team lost 109-127. Senior Ryan Braun won the one-meter diving with an NCAA-B cut score of 269.10.

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