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  • se tember 11-17, 2002 Western Carolinian scu Cats set to face West VA Tech SPORTS CLUBS S*GN.UPS Intramural clubs signing up now WCU and Reid Gym are gearing up forthe upcoming intramural and sport club seasons Sport clubs are student*formed organizations bound by a common interest, be it peg-tegged bowling, four-man sack racing/ or any other sport. A sport club may deal withcompetition, instruction» .recreation or just plain socialization, WCU currently has only five active clubs (men*s rugby, women's rugby, men's soccer,v karate and men's volleybatl)y If none of these appeal to you; it is easy to start one Of your OWtV For information on how to do this or to join an existing club; call the Intramural Office at 227-7477, Questions can usually .be answered with the help. of the Intramural Sports .Handbook or the -Eritramural —calendar, both of which are available in Reid 13m Like the best things in life, .these activities are free. FOR COMPLETE DETAILS CALL INTRAMURALS @ 227-7477 WCsports By: Matt Sprinkle I WCnewsmagazine WCU to take on West Virginia Tech in home opener his Saturday fans will have their first chance this season to see the Catamounts in action at E.J. Whitmire Stadium in Cullowhee. The West Virginia Tech Golden Bears come to town for Western's final tune-up before Southern Conference play starts September 21 st against the Citadel in Charleston. The Golden Bears are led by fourth year Head Coach Mike Springston. Springston obtained an 11-23 record in those four seasons. As a result, West Virginia Tech finished third in the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, but opened the season with a 63-6 loss to Nicholls State. The Catamounts beat the Liberty University Flames in their season opener on August 31 with a strong defensive performance. Junior Rod Dunlap was named Southern Conference defensive player of the week after an interception and fumble recovery in that game. This could be one of the most exciting games of the season as Western has a good chance to blow out the Golden Bears. The Bears lost their top four offense performers last season and have yet to show any signs of offense. Game time is set for 6:00 P. M. , which gives students plenty of time for tailgating. Students get free admission with their Catcard and current athletic sticker. newsmagazine WCU Cross Country Team Takes First and Second for the Second Consecutive Week The Western Carolina men's cross country team finished in first place, while the women placed second in the Western Carolina Catamount Classic on Saturday. With a team score of 20, the Catamount men edged out Furman, Georgia, East Tennessee, Campbell and Brevard in the 5K race. The Lady Cats finished just short of first in a 4K race with 51 team points behind Georgia. Following Western was Furman, Campbell, East Tennessee, Clemson and Brevard. The men were led by Caleb Bailey, who took first for the Cats with a time of 15:04. Jesse Norman and Ben Watkins finished second and third at 15:18 and 15:20 respectively, while Adam Puett rounded out the top five with a time of 15:30. Philip Ramsey placed ninth, running the course in 15:36 and James Irwin finished 23rd in 16:25 The women were led by Whitney Woods who finished in fifth with a time of 13:59. Deanna Kulesz (14:20), Tonya Edmonds (14:25), Alissa Short (14:25) and Jerrine Peeler (14:26) came in 10th through 13th, in that order. Megan Kellog placed 33rd, coming in at 15:09 and Becky Signoretti finished in 38th at 15:20. Tammy Ulander (15:35), Randi Miles (15:39) and Jenny Roseboom (15:43) came in 46th, 47th and 49th, respectively. The team travels to Charlotte, N.C., next for the Great American Cross Country Festival, Friday, sept. 27 at 7:00 P. M. let us know about it. e-mail: wc@wcu.edu - or - call: 227-7267 WCU Women's Volleyball Wins Catamount Clash; Komosinski and Harder receive tournament honors Western Carolina's women's volleyball team fell to Villanova, 3-0, then turned in a second come-from- behind victory for the weekend, this time against Georgia State, 3-1, en route to winning the third annual Catamount Clash. WCU (4-3) went 2-1 in the tournament as well as Tennessee (6-1). However, since the Cats defeated UT in head-to-head competition, they were named the champions. In Western's first match of the day against Villanova, neither team seemed to get into an offensive flow, but the Wildcats started pulling away and eventually swept WCU, 3-0. There were many errors on both sides as the two teams failed to take advantage of several scoring opportunities. Shari Harder proved to be the glue that held the Catamounts together, leading them in digs (14) and assists (16). ts WCnewsmagazine Is looking for sports writers and photograghers, we will even do some of the training. Digital camera and camera experience an advantage. SEND E-MAIL: In the team's second match of the day, Western faced a hungry Georgia State squad, •led by a powerful front line and strong back court, recording 195 attacks and 67 digs for the match. Western fell in the first game (27-30) before coming back to take the next three (30-23, 30-24, 30-27). The team was led by tournament MVP Sara Komosinski and sophomore Tricia Eble, who provided 16 kills each. Making the All-Tournament team along with Catamounts' Komosinski and Harder were Tennessee's Michelle Piantadosi and Kelli Scott, Villanova's Kerri Sullivan, and Georgia State's Kumi Ishiyama. "l was real proud of the team in their win against Georgia State, " said head coach Angell Benson. e They really showed great teamwork. I'm also excited for the success of the tournament. It was real competitive and it prepared us well for our upcoming conference schedule. I'm proud of Shari and Sara for making the All-Tournament team and their leadership throughout the weekend. " The Catamounts travel to Johnson City, Tenn., to take on East Tennessee Tuesday, Sept. 10 at 6:00 P. M..
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