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Lindsey Oremus is ready for the upcoming Atlantic 10 Conference Cross Country Championships.The St. Joseph&#8217;s sophomore, a Dallas High grad, prepped for the championships by finishing 28th out of 217 runners at the Princeton Invitational last Saturday in Princeton, N.J.Her 6K time was 22:09.6, a season best and just shy of the 22:06.8 she posted when she finished 44th in the NCAA Division I Mid-Atlantic Regionals last season as a freshman.&#8220;Lindsey ran a fantastic race at Princeton,&#8221; coach Melody O&#8217;Reilly said. &#8220;She went out strong with the front group and settled into a solid pace that carried her to a new regular-season 6k PR.&#8221;The league meet is set for Oct.29 in Mechanicsville, Va. Oremus finished 22nd, second best on the Hawks, in last year&#8217;s title meet in a career-best 5K time of 18:03.9.&#8220;Lindsey is growing more confident every week and I expect a strong A-10 performance from her,&#8221; O&#8217;Reilly said.Give the ball to StoutThe Moravian football team has a play designed when it gets close to the goal line &#8211; give the ball to Jorden Stout.Stout, a Berwick Area grad and a 6-foot, 290-pound junior defensive lineman, has carried the ball five times for seven yards and he&#8217;s scored three touchdowns including a 2-yard score late in the game to help the 4-2 Greyhounds turn back Ursinus 33-32 on Oct. 1. He also scored on 1-yard runs against King&#8217;s and Dickinson. On the other side of the ball, Stout has 13 tackles and a sack and has recovered a fumble which he returned eight yards but didn&#8217;t score.Thornton&#8217;s doing the jobJunior Abby Thornton has started all 14 games on defense for the Providence field hockey team, the Friars are 11-3 overall and 4-1 in the Big East Conference after a 2-1 overtime victory over Quinnipiac on Oct. 8 and a 3-2 overtime win over Georgetown last Saturday.The Wyoming Area grad scored her first goal of the season in a 3-2 victory over Fairfield on Oct. 2. She also has three assists and is a member of the defense that has limited foes to 22 goals with two shutouts.Zapoticky a question markShippensburg quarterback Ryan Zapoticky is list as day-to-day according to a school spokesman. The Dallas High grad was injured late in a 38-16 victory over Lock Haven on Oct. 1. The Raiders are 1-1 with him out of the lineup. The 6-foot-1, 205-pound junior has hit 96 of 146 passes for 1,159 yards and four touchdowns with five interceptions. Zapoticky had started 22 straight games in his career before his injury and led the Raiders to a 4-1 record to start this season.Gonda, Gurtis hang toughJunior Alex Gonda and sophomore Kady Gurtis, both Wyoming Valley West grads, are starting for the young Central Michigan field hockey team that&#8217;s suffering through a 1-14 season with a 0-8 mark in the Mid-American Conference. Gonda has a goal and two assists while Gurtis starts on defense. The Chippewas have just two seniors on the squad. Sophomore keeper Lily Amadio, a Dallas High grad, has played in nine games with seven starts and is 0-8.Sabas team up wellSenior Danny and junior Matt Saba pulled off a one-two punch in Gwynedd Mercy&#8217;s 2-1 double overtime victory over Cairn on Oct. 11 in men&#8217;s soccer action. The Dallas High grads teamed up early when Danny assisted Matt on the first goal of the game at the 5:13 mark. Cairn tied it and sent it into overtime where Danny ended the contest with a goal at the 103.30 mark. Danny leads the 7-8 Griffins with nine goals and an assist with three game-winners. Matt has three goals and two assists with a game winner.Honor for PitmanFreshman Hunter Pitman was named the Landmark Conference Offensive Player of the Week on Monday for her performance with the 12-2 Susquehanna field hockey team last week. It was her second honor this season. She had the only goal in a 1-0 victory over Juniata last Wednesday and a goal and an assist in a 3-0 triumph over Drew last Saturday. She celebrated by scoring a goal in a 7-0 non-league victory over Keuka last Monday. Pitman leads the team with 15 goals and three assists for four game-winners.DiMaggio knows the scoreJunior Brianna DiMaggio was named MAC Freedom Offensive Player of the Week after a big game for the King&#8217;s field hockey team last Friday. The Meyers grad scored four goals in a 5-2 victory over Delaware Valley. That ties the second-best effort in Monarch history and is the second most-scored goals in a game in Division III this season. DiMaggio leads the squad with 11 goals and three assists for 25 points to help King&#8217;s post a 9-5 overall record and a 3-1 mark in league play.Kishbaugh has game-winnerLock Haven sophomore Gabby Kishbaugh had the only goal in a 1-0 women&#8217;s volleyball victory over Pitt-Johnstown on Oct. 8. The 5-6 forward, a Berwick Area grad, also had a goal in a 3-2 victory over Clarion on Sept. 30. She&#8217;s played in all 13 games with 12 starts for the Lady Eagles who are 5-8 overall and 4-8 in PSAC play. She played in 14 games with five starts and scored a goal as a freshman.Dessoye seeing actionFreshman Lizzy Dessoye, a Crestwood grad, has played in 10 games off the bench for the No. 6-ranked Maryland field hockey team which moved to 12-3 overall and 6-1 in the Big Ten Conference after a big 5-4 victory over than-5th ranked Penn State last Sunday in University Park. Dessoye&#8217;s older sister Anna was a standout with the Terps and was a National Field Hockey Coaches Association All-American last season as a senior.Sugalski helping giantsSenior Brittany Sugalski, a Nanticoke Area grad, has started all 13 games for the Keystone women&#8217;s soccer team, the Giants standing at 6-6-1 overall and 3-4-1 in the Colonial States Athletic Conference. The 5-7 forward has a goal and two assists. She&#8217;s a two-time All-CSAC second team choice after earning honorable mention as a freshman. She&#8217;s started all 63 games Keystone has played in her four seasons with the squad.<style>
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<div class="neCaption">Dallas grad, Lindsey Oremus, finishing 28th out of 217 runners with a time of 22:09.6 at the Princeton Invitational last Saturday. </div></div><div class="metaInfo"><photo0>https://www.timesleader.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/web1_OremusCOLLEGE.jpg</photo0><caption0>Dallas grad, Lindsey Oremus, finishing 28th out of 217 runners with a time of 22:09.6 at the Princeton Invitational last Saturday. </caption0><photoCredit0>Submitted photo </photoCredit0></div></div>
<div class="metaInfo"><bylineMeta>By Bill ArsenaultFor Times Leader</bylineMeta></div><div class="metaInfo"><shirttailMeta>Reach Times Leader sports at 570-829-7143 or on Twitter @tlsports.</shirttailMeta></div>

College Corner: Lindsey Oremus preps for Atlantic 10 cross country championships