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  • Tifiidiri Catamount Cheerleaders Announce 99-2000Squad by Daniel Hooker Sports Editor Back in early February, the Western Carolina University cheerleading squad held open try- outs. Head coach of the WCU Cheerleaders, Charity Irvin, has determined her co-ed squad and created an all-female squad for the upcoming 1999-2000 seasons. "I'm very confident about the coed squad that we have because I've worked with most of them for this year," commented Irvin. She is also excited about having a second squad to work with. With the lack of an official assistant coach, Irvin has looked to her squad for assistance. Students Vance Henry and Kim Cherry will serve both as captains, coaches and, student assistant. Members of the co-ed Gold Squad, in addition to Henry and Cherry, are as follows: Scott Cordell, Leslie Hunnicutt, Mark Reed, Bridgette Edelson, Jessica Norton, Johnny Adams, Sarah Parker, Kevin Hale, and Angie Rice. With the co-ed Gold squad, why add Photo by Teddy Greene The Catamount Cheerleaders, pictured here with the WCU Dance Team at the Southern Conference Tournament in Greensboro, NC, are looking forward to the 1999-2000 athletic year. an all-girl, "Purple" squad? "At the tryouts, we had so many girls come out that were good, and we only had seven spots for the men and women. So, since I kept most of last year's squad, I third one talked it over with the athletics department latter, the and created the squad," explained Irvin. football g: So, what's in store for next year's cheerleading squad? "We are going to try and go more charity/community work outside of cheering. We are also looking to simplify some of our cheers and use more signs to try and get more crowd participation," said Irvin. "The primary goal of the WCU cheerleaders is to try and get the crowd to cheer for the team. You could ask any athlete and they would say that it helps to have the crowd behind them to build up their energy," commented Irvin. The WCU cheerleaders will also work to go to the Universal Cheerleading Association competitions. To qualify, the squad must send in three tapes; one with two different cheers, one with a minute and thirty seconds of extraordinary stunts, and the of crowd participation. For the cheerleaders will film a home ame to send to UCA. Smoke Playoff Tickets On Sale by Daniel Hooker Sports Editor The Asheville Smoke put playoff tickets on sale this past Monday. The tickets will be sold in packages Games A and B. Tickets for Games A will be redeemed for the first Smoke home playoff game, ei ther Game 1 or Game 3 of the UHL's Quarterfinal Series. The Game B package tickets are redeemable for the second home playoff game, either Game 2 or Game 4, de- pending upon seeding and opponent. The following is the scenario that will be used to determine when the Smoke will play at home in the upcoming playoffs: Should Asheville win the Eastern Division title, they would host the first two games of a best-of-seven series. If they do not win the division crown, they would host games three and four, and possibly game five, if necessary. Dates, times, and opponent will be determined in about a week. The approximate date of the first quarterfinal series for Asheville is April 2. Game C tickets will be made available if the Smoke advance in the UHL playoffs. Tickets for the quarterfinal series in Asheville are $ 16 for gold club, $15 for executive club, $10 for balcony club center sections, and $8 for balcony club end zone sections. Limited group rates will also be available for all home playoff games. Tickets can be purchased at *"* the Asheville Civic Center box office, any Ticketmaster outlet, or by logging on to the Smoke's Internet site at www.ashevillesmoke.com. Now Being Accepted for the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs' Diversity Award Purpose: To honor a student in good academic and disciplinary standing who demonstrates through individual initiative or programming an outstanding commitment to improving diversity at WCU. Special consideration will be given to those activities that promote improved race relations on campus, especially among students. Award: Cash award of SI 00 and recognition by the Student Affairs Division and the Chancellor's Task Force on Race Relations Selection: Student Affairs and Chancellor's Task Force on Race Relations Nomination Forms: Available in the Office of Student Affairs, HFR 460 Deadline: April 2, 1999 at 5:00 p.m.
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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 Carolin...

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