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  • western ■ • • arolinian Catamount M Notebook Women's Tenn News: Fred Weinman squad traveled to sunny Bei muda last week to face a trio of New England teams. In the first match versus Connecticut, the Catamounts came out with a clean sweep, 9-0, on Saturday, March 14. Two days later they faced Johns Hopkins University but the result was the same, 9- 0. Smith College, in Northampton, Mass., was able to topple the Catamounts in the final match in Hamilton, 6-3.. Tara Livengood, playing out of individual flight 2, enjoyed a perfect week as she won all three individual contests. Livengood, teamed with Janie Wicklund, swept through the doubles competition as well. The Cats are now 2-5 on the year and face ETSU on the Reid Tennis Courts this Thursday at 3 p.m. Davidson will come to Cullowhee for a 3 p.m. contest next Tuesday. Come out and support Catamount Tennis. Rugby Wrap-up: The Western Carolina Rugby Team will host UNC Wilmington and Duke this Saturday for the annual High Mountain Rugby Classic. A Wake Forest game is possible. If they show up. Games will begin at 1 pm. Festivities are planned for the evening. Location to be announced at the game. Track Update: The men's and women's track squads traveled over the Clemson again for the start of the outdoor track season. Western competed against Clemson, Miami (Ohio), Yale, Virginia, Illinois and Furman. Sophomore Jenny Warfford won the women's 3,000m run with a time of 10:37. Robin Stockunas, a senior from Clemson, SC, won the women's hammer throw while LaSha Jackson came in second in the javelin throw and shot put. Junior Jimmy Johnson, not of Miami Dolphins fame, won the men's triple jump with a distance of 47'4". Phillip Johnson own the hammer throw with a mark of 51.62m. Lady Links: The Lady Catamounts placed 13th out of 17 teams in the Stetson Hatter Spring Fling in Daytona Beach, Fla. Central Florida won the event with a two- round total of 613. Western shot 698 with Jessica Blake firing rounds of 84 and 81, good for 31 st place from a pool of 87 golfers. t—Don Costello What Are You Going To Do This Summer'? Why Not Set Some Experience In Your Field? Let the Career Services office help you find the Co-op you've been looking for! Contact the Career Services office at 227-7133, or check us out at our website http ://car^ej^woLedu Intramural Update Championships Women's Badminton Doubles Results: All-Campus Sorority Champion: Monica Carpenter and Erin Coker Alpha Xi Delta All-Campus Sorority Runner-up: Kim Dills and Kamby Auten PhiMu All-Campus Ind. Champion: Jackie Joines and Kathryn Newlyn Floaters All-Campus Ind. Runner-up: Theresa Crow and Katie Mansfield Floaters Upcoming Competition: MEN'S HORSESHOES "SINGLES" AND "DOUBLES" will occur at the WCU Picnic Area Horseshoe Pits on Tuesday, March 31, for International and Independent Leagues; Wednesday, April 1, for Fraternity and National Leagues; and the All-Campus Finals will be on Thursday, April 2. For more information call Intramural Office 130-D at X7477. INTRAMURAL FISHING DERBY begins Thursday, March 26 at 8:00 am and ends on Friday, April 24 at 3:00 p.m.. All fish are measured at the Reid Gym Equipment Cage by a faculty member or cage attendant. Longest fish will be posted on the Men's Intramural Bulletin Board in Reid Gym. Fishing prizes will be awarded for the following seven classes: Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout, Bass (small and large mouth), Crappie, Bream, Walleye and White Bass. WOMEN'S AND MEN'S TRACK MEET will occur Tuesday, April 7, on the WCU track. Field events will begin at 3:45 p.m. and end at 5:15 p.m.. Running events will begin at 5:15 p.m. aad end at 7:00 p.m.. The alternate will be on Wednesday, April 8. Women's track and field events will occur in the order that follows: running long I NTRAMURALS, C ONTINUED ON PAGE! 2 by Fish Hello fans... it's time for your weekly wrap-up with me, the Fishmeister! This week there's not much in way of news so I'm going to do a shortened version of my paper today and hope to get away with it... maybe some extras as well... hell if I know! Okay... on Nitro we saw the return of the great one, Roddy Piper, and his attitude was right alongside of him. He started off the show talking about how he's sick and tired of the way things are going in the nWo and WCW. He then proceeds to say that coming up at Spring Stampede, he's going to fight Hogan and Nash with the help of his friend... The Giant. The thing that gets me about this match is it's the first "bat match" in history. There will be a bat hung over the middle of the ring... first one to get to it gets to use it on his opponent. Pretty wild stuff there, kiddos! Piper then told us that he has set up a match between Nash and the Giant to be held later on that night. For his last judgment, he challenged Savage to a match for later that night. I could just hear the possibilities with this one folks! In matches last night, we had the capability of having a PPV on free live TV!!! In the matches that were held, Sting beat DDP (yes, you heard me right, DDP) to keep the heavyweight title. After the match, they both hugged and raised each other's arms out of show of respect. Also that night, the Jerichoholics were pleased as their man Chris Jericho beat Lenny Lane with the liontamer. The only disappointment of the night was in a match between Benoit and Booker T for the TV title. It was a no-decision after the allotted TV time ran out. In my opinion, it was a pure gyp! In the premier matches, Hogan and Nash decided to play naughty and so they made the match with the Giant a handicapped match. The Giant still prevailed after the nWo tried to run in, but was stopped by the Giant. In the last match, Piper and Savage wrestled to a no-contest when the nWo tried to interfere... but the thing about the match that made it interesting was that Liz got involved and raked Piper over the back, so to get her back... Piper planted a huge, wet kiss on her. A classic moment! Oh well... so much for a short column... this is Fish and this was the Wrap-Up! FranMin Lanes College Rates: S1 -50 Man - Thur Automatic Scoring Rock 'n Glow Bowling (Glow in
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