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western ■ • • arolmian Elon Outlasts the Cats by Daniel Hooker The Elon College Fightin' Christians held the Western Carolina Catamounts scoreless in the second half to mount a 10-point rally in route to a 17-16 win on a cold day in Burlington. With the win, the Christians improve to 7-3 on the year, while the Catamounts dropped to 3-6. The win by Elon was their first over a Southern Conference opponent since 1971, when they beat the Cats. It was also the first win over WCU in four games, and the loss guarantees the Cats will have a losing season in coach Bill Bleil's first year. Following the disappointing loss, Bleil stated, "We didn't do anything to help ourselves. They [Elon] kept battling." He added, "We had control ofthe game with a nine-point lead and just let it get away with a series of breakdowns." Things started out good for the purple and gold. Junior Mike Sellers returned the opening kickoff out to the 38-yard line. From there the Catamounts drove 45 yards in six plays, but had to settle to for a Ken Hinsley 35-yard field goal. Hinsley added a 31-yard score right before half-time capping off Marcus Bradley's 38-yard fumble recovery return. It was the last time that the Catamounts would add to their tally on the scoreboard in the game. WCU vs ASU Road Trip Nov. 15th 8:30am $5 per person Price of Game ticket not included LMP Presentsl Tennessee Aquarium Trip The story of the game was the Catamount defense. It was a story that is played out in many games where the offense struggles. Western's defense held the potent Elon ground game down over the majority ofthe game, but when the offense broke down in the second half, the defense became worn down. The defense was led by senior free- safety Eric Johnson with 12 tackles and senior linebacker Marcus Bradley with 10 tackles, one for a loss of 10 yards, and two sacks. He also recovered a fumble caused by Anthony Jenkins and returned it 38 yards. Cedric Crudup was third with nine tackles, and broke up a pass. "Defensively, we did a nice job of holding their running game to around 100 yards and played well enough to win with the exception of three or four plays," noted Bleil. "That was the best job we've done defending an option offense." However, the offense couldn't produce in the second half. Several drives were stopped short by failures on third downs, resulting in a dismal 17 percent third-down conversion ratio. "I thought they [the WCU offense] looked pretty good in the first half. We backed off, we weren't aggressive enough in the second half. We tried to run the ball and they just loaded up on us," commented Bleil. Sophomore quarterback Shawn Snyder was intercepted for the first time in two starts. The offense only totaled 89 yards through the air, but tallied 197 on the ground. The ground attack was led early by Brad Hoover. On the first possession, he rambled for a 34-yard run that set up the first Hinsley field goal. Hoover finished with 70 yards. Tracy Biggs had his fifth 100-yard performance this season, as he gained 129 yards, on 23 carries, including his career long 73- yard touchdown scamper. It was the longest given up by Elon this year and the longest that Western has had this season. Despite holding the Fightin' Christians offense down throughout the game, Elon did break a couple of big plays. With a 16-10 lead and 2:27 remaining on the clock, the Christians' quarterback Derrick Moore connected with junior receiver Jerry Wallace for a 78-yard touchdown pass that appeared to break the Cats. However, Western wasn't through. The Cats drove from their own 37-yard line to the Elon 25, overcoming both a third- and fourth-down situation. The main key play on the final drive came on fourth and short. Synder found senior Kenya Crooks open over the middle, and Crooks pulled it in, keeping the drive alive. With time dwindling, Bleil entrusted his great kicker, Ken Hinsley, to win the game for his team. Unfortunately, the 42-yard kick attempt was low, resulting in a block by the Christians, and a loss for the Cats. The chance for a winning season is spoiled for the Catamounts. However, by defeating arch rival Appalachian State this weekend, all of the previous losses will be overlooked. Game time is set for 1:00 in Kidd Brewer Stadium on the campus of App. State in Boone. Catamounts Stun Davidson, 3-2 Call 72( for info _j WCU Sports Information Shannon Sweeney had 28 kills to lead Western Carolina to a 7-15, 16-14, 15-12, 14-16, 15-5 upset of Davidson in a Southern Conference volleyball match played November 9 in WCU's Reid Gymnasium. The Catamounts snapped a three- match losing streak to improve to 13-16 overall and 6-8 in conference play. Davidson, which entered the day tied for third place in the Southern Conference standing and had beaten WCU 3-0 earlier this season, falls to 12-15 overall and 9-6 in league play. Sweeney's 28 kills matched her WCU career high as she also tallied 28 kills against Chattanooga in September. The sophomore transfer from Florida's Miami-Dade Community College South also had 15 digs, two blocks, and two service aces. Joining Sweeney with double-doubles for Western were Holly Poff (18 kills, 13 digs), Keeya McManus (12 kills, 13 digs), and setters Sheri Gibson (31 assists, 14 digs) and Elizabeth Smith (36 assists, 11 digs). McManus added a team-high five blocks. Davidson was paced by Brooke Bentley's 23 kills and 14 digs. Gina Lawrence added 13 kills and six blocks and teammate Mara Mordini had 10 kills and a match-high 19 digs for the Wildcats. Janet Duncan posted a match-high nine blocks. The Catamounts had lost their previous three meetings against the Wildcats and evened up the all-time series, 8-8. Western closed out its home schedule last Tuesday evening by hosting the University of Tennessee. Check the Week in Review box for results from the Tennessee contest. Tfhis year, runoff ill thos^extra turkey calories in the CASHIERS TURKEY RUN-OFF 5K Run/Fitness Walk in downtown Cashiers. Fridav, November 28th, 9:00 a.m. A flat, 3.1 mile course. Walkers and runners are both welcome. Registration forms available at the Highland Hiker and the Market Basket Restaurant, Hwy. 107, Cashiers, or by calling743-6173. Registration S15.00 by Nov. 15, S17.00 after Nov. ISfh until race day. Includes a long-sleeve t-shirt and post-race breakfast at the Market Basket Restaurant. Elon College vs. Western Carolina Scoring Summary: Western Carolina-FG Hinsley 35 Elon College-D Thomas 4 run (Boone kick) Western Carolina-FG Hinsley 31 Western Carolina-Biggs 73 run (Hinsley kick) Western Carolina-FG Hinsley 27 Elon College-FG Boone 22 Elon College-Wallace 78 pass from D Moore (Boone kick) WCU Elon First downs Rushed-yards Passing yards Sacked-yards lost Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Time of possession Individual Statistics RUSHING: Western Carolina-Biggs 23-129, B Hoover 14- 70, Runner 1-14, Hooks 1-4, Team 1-minus 7, Snyder 2-minus 13. Elon College-Bethea 10- 38, D Thomas 8-34, Ferguson 8-24, D Moore 20-17, Gannaway 1-minus 3. PASSING: Western Carolina-Snyder 12-24-1-89. Elon College-D Moore 4-11-0-146. RECEIVING: Western Carolina-Crooks 4-47, B Hoover 2- 12, Penn 2-11, Biggs 2-0, Hooks 1-12, M Miller 1-7. Elon College-Wallace 2-116, D Thomas 1- 25, Mabel-5. Attendance: 8,083 Week in Review Football (11-8)-Lost to Elon, 17-16. Volleyball (11-11) Lost to Tennessee. 15- 10,15-7,15-11. (11-9) Beat Davidson, 7-15, 16- 14,15-12,14-16,15-5. (11-7) Lost to UNC Greensboro, 1-15,15-6,11-15,10-15. Men's Golf (11-3, 11-4) Tied for Sixth in Davidson Invitational. Men's Basketball (11-6) Lost to Crossfire. 73-69.
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University's student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolinian in 1933.
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