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h Thursday, November 719% Sports Stye mssttvn (Earnlintan WCU Cross-Country Teams Finish 3rd and 6th in Conference Meet BRIAN CLARK STAFF WRITER Western Carolina University hosted the 1996 Southern Conference Cross-Country Championships this past weekend. Bill Baldwin's second place individual finish, along with three other Catamount runners being named to the All-Southern Conference team, highlighted the blustery Saturday morning in Cullowhee. In the men's race, Baldwin took the lead about halfway through the 8000 meter (5 mile) race. With a course lined with cheering Catamount fans, Baldwin broke away from the pack and formed a 20-yard lead. Baldwin stayed in this position until the very end, when UT- Chattanooga's Nic Crider passed Baldwin, who was only two seconds off the winning pace with 25:50. Following the race, Baldwin commented, "I knew that to win the meet I would have to be far enough ahead at the four-mile mark. However, I knew that if Crider was beside me at four and a half miles, he'd beat me because of his speed." WCU teammates Turner Norris (2619) and Brian Clark (26:20) also earned all- conference status as they finished eighth and ninth, respectively. Freshman Andy Ramos (26:53,22nd place), and sophomore Jeremiah Buechner lady Cats Continue to Improve Volleyball Season And they're off! (27:19,31st place) rounded out the Catamounts' scoring contingency. The Catamounts were one of the team favorites coming into the meet, but fell shy of the goal as East Tennessee State claimed the title for the second consecutive year. The Cats placed third in the meet, as they were also defeated by Appalachian State. The Cats had beaten both ETSU and ASU earlier in the season. UTC finished fourth, followed by Marshall, VMI, Furman, Citadel, Georgia Southern, and Davidson. On the women's side, senior Kristen Savery earned All-Conference honors for the second year in a row. Savery placed ninth with a time of.18.57 on the tough 5000 meter (3.1 mile) course. Furman's Lynn Kepper Hudson claimed the individual PHOTO TERRY K. ROBERTS/WC title, winning the race in 18:19. The Lady Cats' next two finishers were freshmen Jenny Warford (in 27th place atl9:58) and Charlotte Robson (in 31st at 20:08). Emily Redmon (20:23, 34th place) and Lisa Karr (20:26,35th place) rounded out the Lady Cats' scoring contingency. The Lady Cats placed sixth among the eight competing teams in the championship race. Pre-race favorite Appalachian State won the women's championship, followed by ETSU, defending champion Furman, UT Chattanooga, Marshall, WCU, Georgia Southern, and Davidson. The Catamounts have this weekend off before traveling to Greenville, S.C, for the NCAA District 111 championships, which determines the field for the NCAA National Championships. BRIAN CLARK STAFF WRITER This past weekend the Catamount Volleyball team continued to improve their record as they collected two victories and dropped one loss. Last Tuesday the Lady Cats traveled to Greenville, S.C, to face Southern Conference foe and powerhouse Furman University. The Cats were unable to make things happen, as they took a loss to the Paladins 15-0, 1511, 15-6. The Paladins improved to 22-9 overall and 7-3 in league play, while the Cats fell to 8-18 and 2-7. Western was led by Senior Catherine Sawyers' nine kills and match high 13 digs. Emily Sutton added seven kills for the Cats. On Thursday the Wofford Terriers traveled to Cullowhee to face the Cats. The Catamounts had beaten Wofford the previous week in Spartanburg, and the match in Happening In COED 2-ON-2 BASKETBALL TOURNEMENT SIGN-UPS will begin Monday, November 11th through Monday, November 18th at 3:00. The tournament will occur at 4:00, Monday November 18th in the Reid Upper Gyms. The maximum number on the roster is four (2 men and 2 women). Intramural T- shirts will be awarded. CO-ED TABLE TENNIS "DOUBLES" will occur Tuesday, November 13th at 6:30pm in Reid Table Tennis Room. Equipment will be furnished. Come prepared and ready to participate. INTRAMURAL PICTURES will occur for flag Football and Floopball All-Stars at 4:00 p.m. in front entrance to the Reid Gym Fitness, Intramural, and Wellness Center. INTRAMURAL CO-ED BOWLING will occur on Monday, November 11th from 4:00 6:00pm, and on Tuesday, November 12th from 6:00 - 9:00pm in Reid Gym bowling lanes. Two games per participant. The average of the total 4 games will be taken to establish the champion. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL MIKE CREASON OR DEBB Y SCHWARTZ IN THE INTRAMURAL OFFICE AT 227- 7477 OR STOP BY REID #130. Cullowhee didn't prove to be any different. The Cats jumped out early winning the first game 15- 2, and continued on the same pace, taking the next two games 15-8,15-6 en route to claiming the match. The Cats improved their record to 9-18 overall, while the Terriers fell to 5-20. Wofford will enter into the Southern Conference next season. Senior Mary 0. Goebel, who was riding high off her Southern Conference player-of- the-week award from the previous week, led the Cats with 12 kills. Teammate Emily Sutton also contributed 12 kills. Senior superstar Catherine Sawyers added a match high 14 digs. On Sunday afternoon the Cats faced SC cellar dweller Georgia Southern. The Cats narrowly avoided being upset by the Eagles, as they pulled out a 7-15, 1 5-7,1 5-6,14-6,1 6-14 Southern Conference victory. A dejected GSU team fell to 1-25 overall and 0-11 in league play, while the Catamounts continued to improve to 10-18 overall and 3-7 in league play. The victory marked Western's fourth win in their last five matches. Four Catamounts notched double figures in kills during the match as Catherine Sawyers slammed home 20, followed by Jessica Madden with 17, and Mary 0. Goebel and Ramsey Heron with 13 each. Madden led the team in digs with 18. Tonight the Cats face arch rival Appalachian State University in Reid Gymnasium at 7 p.m. On Friday, the Cats host East Tennessee State University in Reid at 7 p.m. SUNFLAIR r^ A FULL SERVICE SALOK » ^ ACROSS FROM CULLOWHEE POST OFFICE CALL 293-3125 NEXT TO QUICK-STOP LONG BRANCH ROAD TANNING AND BEAUTY SALON WHERE YOUR BUSINESS IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED &Mk k iiM Anting Franklin Lanes Bowling with Disco atmosphere Glowing lanes I Blacklights Latest Music I state of the Night Club I Art Sound Lighting | Fog Effects Friday 9.30-Close Saturday 9.30-Close Sunday 7.00-Close Wednesday 3.00-6:00 GREAT PLACE FOR DATES!
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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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