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Track Women Win Conference Title by Denise Merritt Staff Writer The women's track team brought back another Southern Conference Championship to Cullowhee, this past weekend. They are no stranger to the winner's circle. The women came in as the new indoor champions and defending outdoor champions. They worked together to achive the goal that they had been striving for all year long. In scoring, the team was lead by Rosalyn Hood who scored 38 points. She won the 400-meter hurdles, with a time of 1:02.67, and the triple jump with a leap of 40i'07.75. She placed second in the long jump with a mark of 19i03.50 and finished third in the 100-meter hurdles crossing the line in 14.74 seconds. Valerie Metz, established a new WCU and Southern Conference record in the hammer throw. Her heave of 163'08.00 earned her the title of conference champion. She also won the shot put with a toss of 39'10.75. Team- The WCU women's track team won the Southern Conference championship. mate Ashley Herndon came in second with a mark of 39'05.00. Herndon found herself on the victory stand in the discus and javelin. She threw 127'05.00 in the discus to gain ten points for the Catamounts. Metz followed right behind in second with a photo courtesy Mark Haxkett/OPI throw of 124' 10.00. In the javelin Herndon out threw the competition with a fling of 138' 11.00. Jayna Bryant got second place with a mark of 117103.00 Virginia LaCombe won the womenis heptathlon with 4225 points. Bryant was second with 4090 points. LaCombe placed second in the high jump with a height of 5'05.00. She also got fourth place in the triple jump with a bound of 38' 11.00. She scored in both the 100 and 400- meter hurdles. Her times of 15.17 and 1:07.67, respectively was good for fifth and sixth place. "It was a good team effort by our women, " said Coach of the Year Danny Williamson. "We were able to score in every event. That is what you have to do to win championships." All together the Catamounts tallied 250 points. UT-Chatta- nooga was second with 191, and Appalachian was third with 106. VMI scored 217 points to capture the team title. Western Carolina was second with 182, and Appalachian was third scored 145 points. 'TRACK WINS! TRACK WINS!' Continued on page 22 WCU Golf Finishes Eighth in Conference Tourney by David Bartholomew Asst. Sports Editor The Catamounts were challenged by tough conditions, a bitter rival, and an obscure rule, this weekend at the Southern Conference Tournament. Western Carolina shot a final round 309 to finish in eighth place overall, an impressive improvement from last year's 11th place finish. The tournament took place in Lexington, VA. The conditions were not ideal, as cold temperatures and strong winds adversely affected scores. "We played a pretty decent tournament, and we are happy with how much we have improved this season," head coach Johnny Wike said. "We got progressively better each day." Sophomore Greg Lewis finished first for the Catamounts, placing 14th overall. Lewis is the #5 seed for Western Carolina. "Greg had a great tournament, his contribution helped us out a lot," Wike said. Lewis, a Stanley, NC native, shot a 74 on Sunday to finish with a score of 227 or fourteen over par. Team Standings 1. East Tennessee State 883 2. College of Charleston 884 3. Furman 8% 4. Wofford 900 5. Georgia Southern 905 6. UNC Greensboro 910 7. Chattanooga 912 8. Western Carolina 925 9. Davidson 934 10. Appalachian State 942 11. The Citadel 951 12. VMI 1030 East Tennessee State took the conference crown with a 883, one shot better than the College of Charleston. Pat Beste shot a two over par 73 to lead the Buccaneers to their third consecutive Southern Conference championship. Jason Sugg also turned in a strong performance for the Catamounts, shooting a 73 on Sunday and a 230 for the tournament. Sugg placed 25th overall. "We got production from everyone at different times this year. It seems that if we ever had all put together strong tournaments together at the same time, we could have really challenged some people." coach Wike commented. The Cats were hurt by freshman Bryan Sangid's disqualification in the final round. The Johnson, TN native was disqualified for using an altered club. On the fifteenth green, Sangid missed a 5 foot put and showed his frustration by hitting himself with his putter. The bent putter was used to tap in the next shot. "I've been coaching since 1964, and I have never seen that kind of call," Wike said. "I'm sure its in the rules somewhere." WCU Finishes tl4. Greg Lewis 77 76 74 227 t25. Jason Sugg 78 79 73 230 43. Lee Cline 75 84 80 239 48. Brad Hawkins 81 78 82 241 DQ Bryan Sangid 75 78 DQ DQ par 71 Appalachian State, which finished 10th, alerted the official to the use of the altered club. The disqualification cost the Catamounts 6 strokes. "I think we can come back next year and really improve. Four of our five top players will be back. We're young and we believe we can compete." Senior Brad Hawkins finished his career at Western Carolina with a 241 for the tournament. Hawkins is from Greer, SC and has seen the program grow in his four years in Cullowhee. Coach Wike admires his work, "He's been a leader and a valuable member for our team."
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