Blue-chip TE picks PSU

Dallas routs Seminary

First Posted: 11/10/2013 WILKES-BARRE &#8212;King&#8217;s overcame a halftime deficit to defeat FDU-Florham 2-1 on Saturday night to claim the program&#8217;s first Freedom Conference title in men&#8217;s soccer in school history.
Brian Fenster scored what proved to be the game-winning goal with 11:27 left after the Monarchs trailed 1-0 at halftime. The Monarchs received a berth into the NCAA Division III National Tournament while improving to 11-4-5 on the year.
With 36:24 left in the second half, Cameron Rhodes took a through ball from Andrew Tuminello and made a move past Devil keeper Nick Mihalik to score.
King&#8217;s took a 2-1 lead with 11:27 left when Fenster knocked in a crossing pass from the left wing off the foot of Ritchie Reyes from seven yards out to score what proved to be the game-winning goal.
The victory gave King&#8217;s is first Freedom Conference crown in its second finals appearance. The Monarchs dropped a 2-0 decision to DeSales in the 2007 title game.
College Wrestling
Desir wins Fall Brawl
King&#8217;s College senior Tommy Desir won his second tournament title in as many weeks by capturing the 165-pound championship at the Ursinus College Fall Brawl Saturday in Collegeville.
Desir (8-0) won his first match with a 13-3 major decision over Nicholas Wilkes. In the quarterfinals, he tallied a 12-4 major decision over Antonio Mancella of The College of New Jersey. He then earned a 7-5 semi-final victory over Tory Cain of Rochester Institute of Technology. He the finals he claimed his second tournament title in as many weeks with a 6-4 decision over second-seeded Jesse Bader of Hunter.
Wilkes&#8217; win streak ends
Wilkes, the No. 15-ranked team in the country, finished 7-1 over a two-event day as the Colonel finished a perfect 3-0 at the John Reese Duals and 4-1 at the Electric City Duals in Scranton on Saturday.
Wilkes&#8217; unbeaten streak in dual meets ended at 26 with the loss against the Apprentice School in the Electric City Duals.
The Colonels claimed victories over No. 20 Centenary (33-13), No. 29 Johns Hopkins (28-6) and SUNY Oneonta (34-13) at the John Reese Duals. A split squad of Colonels finished in second place at the Electric City Duals hosted by the University of Scranton going 4-1 with wins over Penn State Du Bois, Penn State Beaver, UMBC, and Penn Tech.
Men&#8217;s Basketball
PSU-Wilkes-Barre 85, SUNY-ESF 73
Keith Johnson scored 15 points, including four baskets from behind the arc to lead Wilkes-Barre.
Kenneth Randall added 14 points in the victory.

King’s claims first men’s soccer title