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  • February 11, 1982/ 8 Cokely, Green Named Players Of The Week by Russ Randolph photo by Doug Cavanah Judy Green out maneuvers an Appalacian player in the game last Saturday night while going on to score 11 points in the game. Representing the Cats is freshman standout CEDRIC COKELY, a 6'6" Greensboro native who might just be the most impressive freshman recruited by the Cats in a few years. "Our recent bench play has to be a factor in our last three wins," said Catamount Head Coach Steve Cottrell, "and Cedric Cokely has been the spark in our bench that we've needed, playing as consistent as any player on our team." Indeed, Cokely's play has ben a winning factor for the Cats in the last three games. Against Appalachian, UT-Chattanooga, and Davidson, he had a three-game total of 27 points. 17 of those coming against Davidson Monday night. Under the boards Cedric has pulled down 15 rebounds in the last three outings, and has hit 8 of 11 from the floor. On the foul line he has hit 11 of 14 shots, 9 of those coming in the Davidson game Monday night. In comparison to other team members, Cokely ranks fifth in scoring for the Cats with 136 points, a 6.5 point average per game, while only playing 16.9 minutes per outing. Against Davidson, he averaged a point a minute with 17 points in 17 minutes of playing time, which is again, impressive. He now has 15 steals, 3 blocked shots, 25 assists, and 60 rebounds in 21 games. "I'm looking forward to the remainder of the season," said Cokely after the Davidson game, which he taged "my best game of the year." "We're starting to play our style of basketball, and 1 feel we've got a clean shot at the title," he added. "We've got to continue playing our best and hope the other teams are unprepared for our style. 1 don't see anyone stopping us." As the representative for the Lady Cats, the nominations rolled in this week for JUDY GREEN, a 5'4" sophomore from nearby Waynesville. "Judy has been one of our most consistent players of the season," said Lady Cat Coach Judy Stroud. "She always seems to be at the right place at the right time, and is explosive on offense and defense. 1 look for her to be a real aset to our team as the season draws to a close, and in the years to come," Stroud added. Indeed, Judy's play has been outstanding in the last few games, as it has been all season. In the Appalachian game Saturday night, for example, she hit 4 of 9 from the floor, 3 of 3 from the foul line, had 2 rebounds, and 11 total points which was the second highest for her team. Upon receiving player of the week. Green said that she hoped her team would "pick back up" as tournament time rolls around, and that she hopes to "continue giving it my all," as the season winds down. Upon receiving player of the week selection, each player will receive a written certificate of congratulations from the Carolinian in honor of their efforts. Fresman Cedric Davison, was men's Cokely here Player of the banking in 2 of Week. photo by Doug Cavanah his 17 points in the game against Fine Performances WCU's 'men's track team produced another fine performance last Friday at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, where the Cat tracksters were up against tough competition. Several Catamount tracksters came away with first place finishes. Tracy Barnette took first place in both the triple jump and the longjump, and placed fifth in another event. Rick Caldwell was another impressive first place finisher for Western, jumping 6 ft. 10 in. in the highjump to sweep the event. He was also a part of the mile relay team which placed fifth. Gerald Harp, Larry Jackson, Miles Nicholson and Mark Whisenhunt took first place as a part of another mile relay team. IN CULLOWHEE FOREST HILLS MOTOR LODGE Twenty units, telephones, TV, Restaurant. Also efficiency units with kitchenettes by week or month. Across 4-lane from stadium. Call 293-5442. In the mile, Robert Murray placed first with a time of 4:32, and second in the mile relay, followed by teammate Doug Dear who took second in the mile. Eric Rasheed took second in the 60-yard dash; Charles Weddington had a second place finish in the shot put; Keith Mcintosh was sound in the 60. Third place finishers were: Jon Marr, Billy Martinez in the 440, Dwayne Norman in the 60, Walter Smith, and Vince Perdue. Finishing fourth were: Jeff Simpson—2 mile; Jon Marr, Paul Davis, Doug Dear, Gary Ingram, Tim Kelly. Fifth place finishers were: George Fox in the shot, Rick Caldwell, Barnette, Tiger Greene, Tim Kelly, Miles Nicholson, Eric Rasheed, Steve Ritter. And, placing sixth were John Surrat, Steve Ritter, and Miles Nicholson for the Cats. Swim Team Fairs Well WCU's 1981-82 combined men and women's swim team is off to a great season. The WCU Cats have posted a record of 3-1 going into their next meet with Brevard and Greensboro at Brevard. On February 3, in a meet against Greensboro and Pfeiffer. John Maugrum led the WCU swimmers with four first-place finishes. Also in the meet, Taylor Warner took the fifty and the one-hundred yard breaststrokc. Sid Winecoff took second in the four event, one-hundred yard freestyle, and also took second in the fifty, one- hundred yard butterfly, and in the one-hundred yard backstroke. In Milligan, Tennessee, on February 2, WCU won surprisingly easy over Milligan and Emory. The Cat swimmers repeatedly came frpm behind to win in close finishes.- Co-captain Linda Skipper took first place in the fifty and one-hundred yard freestyle and in the individual, medley. Suzanne Deviney came from behind to take second in the four-hundred yard freestyle. First in the four-hundred yard freestyle and in the one-hundred yard breaststroke was Kathy Maslirs. Sid Winecoff took first places in the fifty and one-hundred yard freestyles, the one-hundred yard individual medley, the fifty-yard butterfly, and anchored the winnng relay team. John Maugrum rounded out the scoring with first place finishes in the four-hundred and in the two-hundred yard freestyles, and in the fifty and one-hundred yard backstrokes. The Church of Christ which meets in Sylva welcomes you! Sundays 10 AM - Bible Study* 11 AM - Worship 7 PM Worship* Wednesday 7:30 PM - Bible Study* * Approximately 30 minutes before these services a bus will stop at the Wachovia Bank and at Dodson Cafeteria. For further information, please call Joseph Suttle at 293-9560. R. A. recruiting Fall 82 All interested persons attend information session - Feb. 16, 7 p.m. ••••••••••••••••••••••a 104 Killian, or pick up application after Feb. 16 at Housing Office. Application deadline Feb. 26 Our new lunch is Pizza Darn Quick! 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. 7 Days a Week • •Any 6" Pizza $1.29 • •Salad Bar $1.59 W%\'W*_W_\Jk • •Any 6" Pizza & Salad Bar $2.79 M -*Wf* Lunch offer is also available for carryout ~M MU|t Sunday - Thursday Free Delivery Friday Saturday 5:30 - 11:00 2939402 6:00 - 12:00 "Coupons not redeemable on deliveries" "Starting Mon. Feb. 8 FREE drinks with delivery" Shows 7:00 & 9:15 'Sunday Mat. 1:30 PG when life is at its finest... when love is at its fullest. KATHARINE HEPBURN HKNKY FONDA JANE FONDA, 7:00 & 9:15 Kiddie Matinee SAT. & SUN. 1:30 Adm. 50$ WAY, WAY OUT • •••*** LATE SHOW •***••• Sat. 11:30 p.m. Adm. $2.00 Bill Murry € MEATBALLS < WrVWA#
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