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Western Carolinian Volume 67 Number 16

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newsmagazine me student livin • 1.1 nov. 20 - dec. 3, 2002 WCU Volleyball Drops 3-0 Decision to College of Charleston Cats prepare for SoCon Tournament, Thursday, Nov, 21, in Davidson, N.C. The Western Carolina women's volleyball team lost 3-0 to a hard- hitting College of Charleston team Sunday in the last regular-season match for both teams. With the loss, Western Carolina goes to 22-11 overall and 13-7 in the conference. The College of Charleston ends the regular season with a 26-5 overall record and an 18-2 Southern Conference mark. Western Carolina kept the first two games close in the beginning but Charleston pulled away both times for the 30-24 and 30-22 wins. The Cougars dominated the third game and held the Catamounts to just a .125 hitting percentage en route to the 30-16 victory. Catamount Tricia Eble led the Western Carolina effort with nine kills, while Michelle Gorton and Shari Harder paced defensively with 11 digs apiece. Tara Greene and Alisa Long helped pace the Cougars with 12 kills, while Ballard's 16 digs led the team defensively. The Cougars won their 19th straight and are one match away from tying last year's 20-match winning streak, the longest in the Division I history. The win also gives the Cougars a share of the Southern Conference Regular- Season Championship, their second in two years. Both teams will travel to Davidson Nov. 22-24 for the Southern Conference Tournament. Seedings will be determined at a later date. 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Rhonda Mapp(N.C, State)fårid Kéisha Played forthe Ghatiotte Hamm doht/ibutéd% 4 :ÖOihtsaÅd :th/ee /ebouåd$%for: theCats; while Sophomore doubl+doubte points .Üeb6undS* KiÅKi%GIass hadtä gameVhigh Yoneko Afieå had two takæaways Western andsix points the regulaféseasonon the {roadrat: Gardne?AWebb fort. pm, plays 'jtSfir9tihometgarnænexf $ufid?9f pnirithe$*AO asiheVat$%face High!ölnt; Intramural S ort Activities November 2002 1. THE BASKETBALL ACCURACY TOURNAMENT (MEN & WOMEN) will occur Wednesday, November 13th from 4-5 P. M. in Upper Reid Gyms. Tournament consists of participant making six different shots in the least number of attempts. Winners from the Men's Independent, fraternity, sorority, and women's independent receive WCU t-shirts or shorts. Runner-ups from each division receive visors. 2. MEN'S SWIM MEET will occur on Wednesday, November 20th, for Fraternity Gold, Fraternity Purple, and Independent Leagues from 7:30 - 9:30 P. M. in Reid Swimming Pool. Sign-ups will occur from 7:00 - 7:30 P. M.at Reid Swimming Pool. List and order of swim events are as follows: 1 25 yd Butterfly 2.50 yd Backstroke 3.00 yd Medley Relay (back, breast, fly, free) 4.50 yd Freestyle 5. 50 yd Breaststroke 6. 100 yd Individual Medley (fly, back, breast, free) 7. 50 yd Inner Tube Relay 8. 200 yd Freestyle Relay *Male participants may swim a maximum of 150 yds, excluding Inner nnbe. 3. WOMEN'S SWIM MEET will occur on Thursday, November 21st for Sororities and Independents from 7:30 - 9:00 P. M. Sign-ups will occur from 7:00 - 7:30 P. M. at Reid Swimming Pool. List and order of swim events are as follows: 1. 25 yd Freestyle 2. 50 yd Freestyle 3. 100 yd Freestyle 4. 25 yd Backstroke 5. 25 yd Breaststroke 6. 25 yd Butterfly 7. 50 yd Inner Tube Relay 8. 100 yd Medley Relay (back, breast, fly, free) 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 8. *Female participants may swim a maximum of 125 yds, excluding Inner Tube. '*FOR MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIM MEET the best overall 1st Place contestant of each swim event will receive Intramural T-shirts, participant tying or establishing new swim meet record Will receive Intramural T-shirt, and 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place ribbons will be awarded for each swim event. For further information call 227- 7477 or come by Intramural Office 130 of Reid Gym. Runner-Ups in each event will receive visors. RESULTS OF COED TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT: All Campus Champion: Stefanie Schaal & Jorg Nicklas All Campus Runner-Up: April Farmer & Daniel Morrison PICTURE DAY FOR INDOOR SOCCER ALL-STARS will occur at 4:00 P. M. Monday, December 2nd at the front entrance to the Reid Fitness Center. Drawing for door prizes will be made! RESULTS OF WOMENS ARM WRESTLING TOURNAMENT: ALL CAMPUS CHAMPIONS: Lauren Posten of Phi Mu•, Carrie Boring of Alpha Chi; Angie Comer of BSU; Vicki Williams of Phi Mu; Alisha Kelley of Phi Mu; Jessica Lodding of Alpha Chi; and Jessica Schwarz of Alpha Gam. RESULTS OF MENS ARM WRESTLING TOURNAMENT:ALL CAMPUS CHAMPIONS: Nicholas McClean (146-1601bs.) Steven Nail (161-1751bs.) Sig Ep Ryan Dills (176-1901bs.) Hooterville Express Justin Garrett (191-2051bs.) Bootleggers Jonathan Creason (206-2251bs.) Jeff Whitmayer (2261bs & Over) Rugby Team RESULTS OF COED BOWLING: All Campus Champions: Tony Vattimo & Kim DeLuke All Campus Runner-Up: Heather Floyd & Danny Gift Jeff Whitmayer (2261bs & Over) Rugby Team RESULTS OF COED BOWLING: All Campus Champions: Tony Vattimo & Kim DeLuke All Campus Runner-Up: Heather Floyd & Danny Gift let us know about it. e-mail: Wc cu.edu call: 2237267

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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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  - Date original: 2002-11-20
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  - Jackson County (N.C.)
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