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Western Carolinian Volume 68 Number 08

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Womens Basketball Falls to Chattanooga, 65-46 Jennifer Gardner reaches 500 career rebounds Feb. 5, 2004 Chattanooga, Tenn. - The Lady Mocs forced 30 turnovers, which resulted in 23 points as Western Carolina fell victim to Chattanooga, 65-46, Thursday night at McKenzie Arena. With the loss, the Catamounts drop to 7-13 overall and 6-7 in the Southern Conference. The Mocs improve to 19-2 overall and remain perfect in conference action at 14-0, holding the nations longest winning streak at 17 straight games. Chattanooga managed just three points in the first five minutes, but turned a three-point deficit into a 16-6 advantage with a 13-0 spurt in slightly more than five minutes. Four of those points came from WCU turnovers. : Balanced scoring through the first half lifted UTC to a 31-19 halftime edge. After the Catamounts scored the first bucket of the second half, the Lady Mocs went on a 12-2 run and again, four of those points came off Catamount miscues. The second-half lead stretched to 26 (65-39) before WCU closed the game with seven straight points. ; The 30 WCU turnovers were a season high and the most by a UTC opponent since Samford had 34 on Nov. 27, 2001. Chattanooga also picked up 10 steals, with Nicole Mattison getting a career-best four. pee ey 5 Western Carolina was led by Jennifer Gardner and Tiffany Hamm, who both had double- doubles. Gardner (17 points, 13 boards) had her seventh double-double and Hamm (15 points, 14 rebounds) had her eighth double-double with 10 boards alone coming on the offensive end. - Gardner also reached a career milestone by going over 500 career rebounds (510). Ki-Ki Glass had a team-best three assists, while Hamm grabbed a team-high three steals. The Catamounts won the board war 47-33, which marked the second straight game UTC has been outrebounded. Katie Galloway had a solid all-around game with eight points, seven assists, three steals and no turnovers. Heather McDivitt saw her first action after missing two games with a back ailment and she had two assists and three rebounds. Mattison added nine points and Miranda Warfied scored eight. Strong Second Half Lifts Lady Bucs to 78-73 Victory Over Catamounts Sigita Maleraite pitches in season-high 15 points, all in the second half Feb. 9, 2004 Johnson City, Tenn. - For the sixth time this season the East Tennessee State womens basketball team rallied froma first half deficit Monday as the Lady Bucs defeated Western Carolina 78-73 in ETSUs home finale from Memorial Center. Reversly, it was the third time this season. that the Catamounts led at the half only to fall short in the end. The Catamounts (7-14, 6-8 SoCon) held a 35-32 advantage at halftime, led by 14 first- half points by Yoneko Allen and 13 points by Tiffany Hamm. Allen and Hamm each shot 5-of-6 from the floor in the first stanza. Hamm finished with a team-high 19 points and seven rebounds, while Allen netted 17. Sigita Maleraite scored a career-high 15 points, all in the second half. Christy Blackwell dished out a season-tying eight assists to lead the field, adding eight points, two rebounds and a steal. East Tennessee State, which improved to an even 11-11 overall and 11-5.in the SoCon, went on a 17-2 run to open the second half. A jumper by junior Tiffani Mayes gave the Lady Bucs their largest lead at 12 points with 14:47 left to play and forced WCU head coach Beth Dunkenberger to take her second timeout of the half. Mayes ended up with 22 points on 8-of-15 shooting. The Catamounts were able to get within five points with 41 seconds on the clock when Allen stole the ball and fed Lori Tanner for an easy lay in. However, ETSU hung on to win its second straight while remaining in third place in the SoCon standings. Lauren Trantham celebrated her senior night by recording the 24th double-double of her career with 13 points and 14 rebounds. Now with 789 career rebounds, Trantham moved ahead of Lady Buc great Jackie Phillips (1979-82) for fifth place on the all-time rebounding list at ETSU. Senior Kiya Verdell went on to score all 15 of her points in the second half. She also grabbed six rebounds and dished out five assists. Senior Jessica Lonon, who has seen limited action since Feb. 7 when she returned from an ankle injury that sidelined her for four games, played eight minutes. She scored three points and had two steals. oon eit din aiatah a Laura Tieszen won her second pole vault event of the season with an NCAA provisional qualifying mark of 12-11.5. Tieszen Wins Pole Vault With NCAA Provisional Qualifying Mark at Notre Dame South Bend, Ind. - Western Carolina junior Laura Tieszen won her second pole vault event of the season at the Meyo Invitational at Notre Dame over the weekend. The Rapid City, S.D., native did so with an NCAA provisional qualifying mark of 3.95 meters (12- 11.5). Click on the provided link to view complete meet results and to see how the rest of the Catamounts finished. Bobby Robinson finished 13th overall in the Mens Heptathion at Clemson with a WCU record score of 4,188. Robinson and Tieszen Finish With WCU Records at Clemson Meet e Willoughby finishes third at ASU Invitational Clemson, S.C. - At the Clemson Heptathion and Pentathlon, Catamount junior Laura Tieszen finished fourth overall in the womens pentathlon with a Western Carolina Record score of 2,889. Also topping the WCU record books was junior Bobby Robinson who finished 13th overall in the mens heptathlon with a Catamount record score of 4,188. Senior Christel Kirkpatrick and freshman Ryan Fussell also represented Western at the meet. Additionally over the weekend, the Catamount mens pole vaulters and shot putters competed at the ASU Invitational in Boone, N.C. Sophomore Wes Willoughby tied for third in the mens pole vault, clearing 14-5.25, while Christian Benson cleared 13- 5.25 to tie for seventh. Morris Sanders came in 13th in the mens shot put with a distance of 41-8.75 to lead the Cats. Felipe Foster tied for 15th at 41-6.5, Shamar Allen finished 25th at 37-8.75 and Kevin McAlmont came in 28th with a distance of 36-3.5. Bobby Robinson finished 13th overall in the Mens Heptathlon at Clemson with a WCU record score of 4,188.

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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: 2004-02
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  - Dimension: 14" x 11.5"
  - Pages: 28
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  - Jackson County (N.C.)
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