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  • Western Carolinian February 24, 1994 Sports 15 Track teams finish second in indoor track meet Courtesy of Sports Information Western Carolina University's men's indoor track and field team had its best finish ever while the women's team posted its third straight second place finish in the Southern Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships last weekend in Johnson City, Tennessee. In addition to the second place finishes by both WCU's men and women, head coach Danny Williamson was voted the men's indoor track and field coach of the year. The Catamounts finished second to Appalachian State in both meets. The men's team finished only seven points behind ASU, 105 to 98, with East Tennessee State, Virginia Military Institute, Marshall, UT-Chattanooga and The Citadel completing the standings. It was the closest finish within recent memory as four teams had a share of the lead during the final day, and only 26 points separated the top four finishers. It was WCU's highest ever finish in the conference's indoor meet. The women's team trailed ASU, 156 to 73, and finished ahead of ETSU, UT-C, Furman, Marshall and Davidson for its third straight second place finish in the league's indoor championship meet. "Our men were involved in the closest finish I've ever seen in the conference meet, and it was the best run ever at the championship," said Williamson, a Sylva, NC, native who is in his eighth year as WCU's track and field and cross country coach. It was his fifth conference coach of the year award. Shawn Miller, a Salisbury senior, paced the WCU men'seffort with three first place finishes and a fourth place. He won the long jump, high jump, 55 meter hurdles and placed fourth in the triple jump. Reggie Allison, a Charlotte junior, claimed WCU's other first place finish as he won the triple jump. Jeff Capps (Jr., Weaverville) took second place in the pole vault. Williamson called his women's team performance "outstanding and very promising for the future." He added, "This is basically a young team that will get better with each meet and will continue to make a run at the championship." Rita Roberts, Daree Thompson and Machon Hill led the scoring. Roberts (Sr., Arden) won the 5,000 meters and was second in the 3,000 meters with school record times in both events. Thompson (So., Mt Airy) was second in the 55 meters and third in the 200 meters and ran the anchor leg on the second place mile relay team. Her times in the sprints were school records. Hill (So., Angier) was second in the longjump, fourth in the triple jump and fifth in the 55 meters. Western Carolina Rugby team still looking for first win of season Curtis Metzger Staff Reporter The WCU Rugby Team's first win of the '94 season remains el usive as they were defeated 43-0 by the Asheville Men's Club this past Saturday in Cullowhee. "We had some bad passing," said Rugby president Brian Brown. According to Brown, the Asheville Men's Qub rostered several international players from New Zealand and Wales. "It's always fun to play Asheville because you learn a lot," said Brown. "They have so much experience." Despite laying the big "goose egg," the Cats found a few minutes of feline finess. "We had some decent scrum downs," said Brown. "We won a few." The team will face Appalachian State University on March 12th in Cullowhee. "This should be a good game," said Brown. The WCU Rugby Team has aquired • sports shorts • sports shorts • sports shorts * • Results of Tuesday's Basketball Intramural Championship games are as follows: All-Small Campus Championship Game: Soda Crackers 58 No Names 47 Consolation Game, "A" League: Pi Kappa Alpha 58 Pi Lambda Phi 56 Women's All-Campus Championship Game: PhiMu33Skywalker28 Men's All-Campus Championship Game: Gotcha 47 ThetaXi 42 • Co-ed Softball Team sign-ups will begin March 9 and end on March 16. Co-ed softball teams are comprised of five men and five women. • Women's Badminton "Doubles" occurs March 17 at 6:30pm on Reid Gym Main Floor for Sororities and Independents. • Co-ed Softball Rules Clinic will occur March 17 at 4pm for Intramural Assistants and at 4:30pm for the Unit Managers in rooms 21 & 22 in Reid Gym. Pick up schedules then. • Intramural Volleyball begins March 9 at 4pm in the Reid Upper Gyms and Breese Gym. • Intramural Co^ed Inner Tube Waterpolo sign-ups end March 9 at 3pm. The Co-ed Inner Tube Waterpolo rules clinics will occur March 8 and March 9 from 8-9pm. All tearn captains should attend one of these clinics and come prepared to participate. A team consists of five members, three men and two women with a man at the goal keePer's position. •Intramural Trap Shooting sign-ups will end March 10 at 3pm. A $2.00 fee is faired at registration. Twelve gauge shotguns, clay pigeons and ammunition will fe furnished. Maximum of 50 participants. The intramural trap shooting range. 'ocated north of WCU track. is * Intramural Soccer team sign-ups (Men & Women) will begin February 21 and end IP" March 8 at 3pm. J three new sponsors and recently received sponsorship from Western's Student Government Association. The Cats now havefivesponsorswhich include Bailey's Bar and Grill, The Sylva Chiropractic Center, Wachovia Bank, Southwestern Printing and Subway. "They're looking to see if we represent the university properly," said Brown. "I hope we get it It will give us campus recognition and possible funding." The team is advised by Dr. Duncan Tye and Dr. James Heindal. Both are professors at WCU and Heindao teaches physiology and anatomy. Men's tennis team drops to 0-3 for year Courtesy of Sports Information Western Carolina men's tennis team saw its record drop to 0-3 with a pair of losses this past Saturday in Columbia, SC. The Catamounts lost to highly regarded South Carolina, 7-0, and James Madison, 5- 0. The Cats opened the day against national power USC. "This was perhaps one of the best teams I have ever faced and should be considered one of the top five teams in the nation," said Head Coach Fred Weinmann. The best performance came from the Cats' top doubles team of Neoclis Neocleous and Terry Coles, who lost 8-5. Jamie Shockley, WCU's No. 6 player, posted the best singles match losing 6-3,6- 3 to John Steers of the Gamecocks. Later in the day the Catamounts took on James Madison in a shortened match consisting of four singles matches and one doubles match. Adam Flader highlighted the matches against the Dukes while posting a 7-5, 6-4 loss to Brian Phoebus. The flight one singles player for the Cats, Neocleous, also turned in a good performance before falling 6-3,6- 3. The tennis Cats will be off for three weeks until they travel to Spartanburg, SC, to square off against Wofford on March 14. Then, WCU will have one day off to get ready for Lincoln-Memorial on March 16 in Harrogate, TN. DAYTONA BEACH SPRING BREAK 94 HEADQUARTERS 50% DISCOUNT PACKAGES Spring Break? Vacation? Need $$$? $20.00 CASH First time donors! Call Alpha Plasma today! 252-9977 Deluxe Oceanfront PER NIGHT FROM """■ PLUS TAX Up To 5 Students Home of "Club Mirage" Free Admission Pool Deck Parties Restaurant • Lounge Health Club DESERT INN RESORT MOTEL 1-800- 826-1711
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