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  • Volume 57 Number 21 Sports The Western Carolinian Page 9 Thursday. March 19, 1992 1992 Women's Tennis Schedule Mar. 20 Mar. 26 Mar. 28 Mar 29 Mar. 31 Apr. 3 Apr. 5 Apr. 7 Apr. 11 Apr. 13 Apr. 14 Winthrop# "GA Southern* 'Marshall E. Kentucky Belmont-Abbeyf *UT-Chaltanooga Davidson* *Furman *App. State* •ETSU* Brenau 2:00 3:00 10:00 a.m 10:00 a.m 3:00 2:00 1:30 3:00 12:00 2:30 2:30 1992 Western Carolina University Baseball Schedule Home Games In Bold 'Denotes Southern Conference Game •Indicates Dual Match With Mens Team Men's Schedule QaiB. Oooonent/Fvfint Mar. 20 Winthrop # Mar. 24 Clemson(white) Mar. 26 'Georgia Southern # Mar. 27 'Virginia Military Mar. 31 Belmont-Abbey # Apr. 2 Wofford Apr. 4 *UT-Chattanooga Apr. 5 Davidson # Apr. 11 "Appalachian State # Apr. 13 'East Tennessee State # Apr. 21 'Furman * Apr. 24- Southern Conference Apr. 26 Tournament r iM :®lf Mar. 19 Tennessee Tech 2:30 Mar. 20 Tennessee Tech 1:00 Mar. 22 ■GA So. (2) 12:00 Mar. 23 *GA So. 1:00 Mar. 25 Georgia 2:30 Mar. 26 Presbyterian 3:00 Mar. 28 •App.St. (2) 12:00 Mar. 29 'App.St. 1:00 Mar. 31 UNC-Asheville 3:00 Apr. 1 Tennessee Tech. 3:00 Apr. 2 UNC-Greensboro 3:00 Apr. 3 Winthrop 3:00 Apr. 4 'Furman (2) 12:00 Apr. 5 'Furman 1:00 Apr. 7 UNC-Asheville 3:00 Time Apr. 8 Davidson 3:00 2:00 pm Apr. 10 Winthrop 2:00 3:00 pm Apr. 11 'The Citadel (2) 12:00 3:00 pm Apr. 12 The Citadel 1:00 2:00 pm Apr. 14 USC-Aiken 3:00 3:00 pm Apr. 15 USC-Aiken 3:00 2:30 pm Apr. 17 •ETSU (2) 12:00 10:00 am Apr. 18 •ETSU 1:00 1:00 pm Apr. 21 Piedmont 3:00 12:00 pm Apr. 23-26 So. Conf. Tourn. TBA 2:30 pm May 9 Northwestern TBA 3:00 pm May 10 Northwestern TBA TBA May 11 Northwestern TBA May21-24NCAADiv. I TBA Regional Tournaments Home Games In Bold 'Denotes Southern Conference Games Intramural Scene Spring 1992 Golf Schedule Mar. 20-21 The Citadel Dunes West Mt. Pleasant, SC Mar. 30-31 Francis Marion College Country Club of SC, Florence, SC Apr. 4-5 S. Carolina St. College Hillcrest Golf Course, Orangeburg, SC Apr. 12-14 S C Tournament, Raintree Golf & Country Club, Charlotte 1. WOMEN'S BADMINTON "DOUBLES" will occur on Thursday, Mar. 19 at 6:30 pm on Reid Gym Main Floor for Sororities and Independents. 2. CO-ED SOFTBALL RULES CLINIC will occur on Monday, Mar. 23 at 4 pm for the Intramural Assistants and for the Unit Managers in rooms 21 and 22 in Reid Gym. Pick up schedules then. 3. TOEAIXCAMPUSINTRAMURALBADKETBALLCHAMPIONSHIPANDCONSOLA- TION GAME RESULTS AT THE RAMSEY ACnVITY CENTER WERE AS FOLLOWS: The Men's All Campus consolation game 48 Physics Lab 41 Hooterville Express The Men's All Small Campus Championship game 47 Too Legit 45 Knights The Women's All Campus Championship game 45 Purple Passion Gang 32 Slammers Congratulations to the Purple Passion Gang who dominated the Slammers in the Women's All Campus Championship to become the 1992 Women's All Campus Intramural Basketball Champion. Team members of the Purple Passion Gang were: Sharon Gregory, Kim Link, Julie Bennett, Michelle Wangnur, Robin Golden.Teresa Yates, Diana Denny, and Kim Johnson. The Men's All Campus Championship game 69CeUics 61 CMB In the Men's All Campus Championship game the Celtics dominated the first half by outstanding team play. A strong surge by CMB in the second half fell too short. Congratulations to the 1992 Men's All Campus Championship Basketball team members who were: Woody Harvey, John Trivette, Travis Justice, Chad Paris, Carl Garrett, Heath Sutton, and Bruce Gilliam. FINAL POLL FOR INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL WERE AS FOLLOWS: Women's All Campus Poll 1. Purple Passion Gang 2. Slammers 3. Angels 4. Phi Mu 5. 2nd Time Around Men's All Campus Poll 1. Celtics 2. CMB 3. Hooterville Express 4. Physics Lab 5. Street Survivors 6. Rote 7. Pi Kappa Phi 8. Physical Force 9. Phi Kappa Alpha 10. Kappa Alpha Men's All Small Campus Poll 1. Too Light 6. The Express 2. Knights 7. Special Edition 3. ColdChillin 8. Presby Posse 4. BSU'A' 9. Pi Kappa Alpha 'B' 5. Potential Space 10. Hooterville Depressed WCU golfers tee-off season Sports Information Western Carolina's golf team opened its spring schedule last week with a respectable tenth place finish in a field of 21 teams at the Greensboro Exchange Club Invitational at Bryan Park in Greensboro. GlenvilleStateofWest Virginia, a team loaded with British imports, won the two-day, 36-hole tournament Rick DeMott led WCU's effort in the Greensboro tournament with a 36-hole score of 147. The senior from Greensboro who played his prep golf at Enka High turned in outstanding rounds of 73 and 74 and finished only four strokes out of first place. Justin Free (Fr.; Tiger, GA) turned in a 78- 76=154 card. Drew Lindsey (Fr.; Parrish, FL) was a stroke behind at 74-81=155. Wood Harvey (So.; Asheville, NC), with a 79- 78=157 card and Kevin Kiger (So.; Conover, NC), 78- 83=161, rounded out the scoring for WCU. Johnny Wike, who returned as WCU's golf coach last fall after a lapse of 20 years, called the; Catamounts' performance in Greensboro "encouraging." "That is as good as we have played in years away from our home courses. I am pleased with those kind of scores this early in the season," he noted WCU will play in The Citadel Invitational at the Dunes West course in ML Pleasand, S.C, on Mar. 20-21. "Player-of-the-Year" from PG. 8 Seven days later Boyd turned in a 37-point performance against The Citadel in Charleston. Boyd connected on 63 percent of his shots, including 55 percent from various spots in and around Charleston. Boyd finished up the season with another stellar performance against Appalachian. He scored 33 points against the Mountaineers, sinking 50 percent of his shots and connecting on 40 percent of his longdistance calls. Boyd's next task comes at the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament where he will be under the close scrutiny of coaches and scouts throughout the NBA. "That's a big honor," Boyd said. "I'm really glad they invited me." "Right now I' m working on myballhandlingandpassing," Boyd added. "I've got a good opportunity to show them what I can do." "Coaches and scouts from every team in the NBA will be there watching those recrui table players," Blatt added. "They [the scouts] know who he is," Blatt said. "They've heard of Terry Boyd and they've watched him play." "Terry's offensive abilities have been his strength" Blatt pointed out. "When he gets hot, he's a sight to see. He can score any number of ways: The pull-up jumper, 3-pointers from NBA range, and when he sees daylight he can take it to the basket." "He's left a lot of fond memories and highlights from his careeratWestern,"Blatt concluded. "He's obviously been an outstanding player who will be tough to replace." Hunting quote of the week... "You do not want you second, third, and fourth shots fall into knee high grass when something large and angry is about to come over and settle your differences in a meaningful way." David E. Petzal Field and Stream Magazine More Boyd Highlights Owns WCU season record (77) and career record (142) for 3-point field goals. Ranks 16th on WCU career scoring list. Named Southern Conference Player- of-the-Week in each of his two seasons. Scored 25 or more points in 24 games over two seasons. Scored in double figures in first 38 games as a Catamount and then had another streak of 16 snapped against UTC on Feb. 29. Toured Central America last summer as part of Southern Conference all star team. Coaches preseason pick as best all- around player, best pure shooter, and best offensive player. Missed four games in middle of this season following a fall that resulted in two fractures of his left elbow and has played with a heavily-padded elbow since. 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