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july 2002 sterrvCarotinæUniversityStudenePubticatiom Western Carolinian sos July 2002 student livin omen"G eeBrook is what college athletics is all newsmagazine National Golf Coaches Association Gölf% about ... " -Steve Lott, head coach publication and features årticles: collection. of:, soupces .ånelOding• staff:writerS; contributors and the Official athletic site%foi• Western Carolina;UniversityAthletics. B SEBALL Donovan Minero Named SoCon Baseball Player of the Year Five Named "All-Socon" The Southern Conference Sports Media Association (SCSMA) named Western Carolina centerfielder Donovan Minero, Player Of the Year. The SCSMA also announced its Alt*Southern Conference team thatÄncluded Western's Minero. (first team); Ryan Schade (shortstop) Todd Buchanan (first baseman), Alan Beck (outfielder) and Chris Davis (designated hitter). Minero's SoCon Player of the Year selec- tion marks the *14th time a Catamount has earned the honor since joining the league .in 1977 sea- sotü A three-time SoCon Player the Week this ODonovan Minero Hometown: San Jose, CA High SchooE:Gundersun HS Height/Weight: 6' 2"/ 2151bs Position CF (DRyan Schade Hometown:Lewisburg, PA High SchookLewisburg HS Height/Weight: 5' 9"/ 1851bs Position:SS/3B Hometown:Hudson, NC High School:South Caldwell HS Height/Weigm: 61/ 2101bs seasont Minero was also WCU's Male Athlete or the Year, Co-MVP Of the baseball team and recipient the Charlie Justice Award. Schade •had a career year, splitting time between shortstop and -third base this season, Schade» •voted his team's Co-MVP along with Minero;was named first team Verizon Academic All*Åmerica and Was also student in the WCU sport management department, receiving the Jim Hamilton "Major of the Year" award* Coming into the season}• Buchanan was known for his outstanding defense. He can now lay claim to being the top all-aroundfirst baseman ln. the league. Tabbed "best defensive first baseman, in the SOCon'% by Baseball America prior to the season. Beck, a first team honoree last season, ranked among the SoCon'S top 40 in nine offen„ sive categories. Davis is *'the WCU find of the century says head coach Todd Raleigh. Western was the only Division Il school to offer a scholarship to Davisi The freshman wound up being the Cats' designated hitter over the tast two-thirds of the season. Minero; Schade and .Buchanan were each tabbed first team All-SoCon by the league's coaches, Beck and Davis were both second team selections Position:LF/DH/1B Hometown:Roswell, GA High School:Roswe11 HS Height/Weight: 6' 3"/ 2151bs Position: 1B Chris Davis .Hometown: Goldsboro, NC High School:SouthernWayne H HeighVWeight: 5'9"/ 1701bs 2B/SS For more Athl etica go O Writing a paper? Do not forget the University Writin Center located in Hunter Library. "excellentsource for help in pgeparing papers" INE! Stillman named to All-Scholar team rook Stillman has been named to the 2001-2002 National Golf Coaches Association .Division I All-Scholar Team, the second time a Western Carolina woman golfer has received the honor. The criteria for selection to the team are the most stringent of all college athletics. The minimum cumulative GPA is 3.50 (3.40 for Junior and Seniors) and student-athletes must have competed in at least 66 percent of the regularly scheduled competitive rounds during the year. Stillman, a native of Homer, NY, walked on to the women's golf team as a freshman and has been a four-year latter-winner for the Lady Catamounts. First ever elected team captain and the recipient of the Carrie Schafer and Coach's Awards, she was a founding member of the WCU Student Athlete Advisory Council and has a 3.64 cumulative GPA in upper elementary education. "Brook is what college athletics is alt about, said head coach Steve Lott. etShe walked on our team four years ago never having played organized golf. She became part of our starting lineup her senior year for a team that shattered every team record and is now an All-Scholar athlete, " 4 Ail 2002 SEASON Starting times announced for home games 2002 season starting times for its five home football contests have been announced by the Athlet- ics Department. Western's two home games in September (14th vs. West Virginia Tech and the 28th vs. East Tennessee State) are scheduled to begin at 6:00 pm. The remaining three home dates (Oct. 12 vs. Georgia Southern, Oct. 26 vs. Chattanooga and Nov. 16 vs. Appalachian State) are scheduled to begin at 2:00 pm. WCU football will have three events in conjunction with the ETSU, Georgia Southern and Chattanooga games. The annual Mountain Heritage Day will take place prior to the ETSU game on Sept. 28. On the weekend of the Georgia Southern game (Oct. 12), Western will honor its 2002 Athletic Hall of Fame inductees, including Keith LeClair, Lori Lyons- Wilson, Thomas "Bubba" Wilson and Paul Jones. On Oct. 26, versus Chattanooga; Western will welcome back its alumni and friends for Homecoming activi- ties.
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