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  • Catamount Baseball Team Finishes 8-1 in SoCon Final by Ben Brooks | WCnewsmagazine The Catamount baseball team wrapped their season up in Charleston, South Carolina with a nice finish in the Southern Conference finals back in May. Despite a valiant effort by the Cats, The Citadel won the final Sunday game 8-1, with freshman Bulldog pitcher Justin Smith pitching a complete game. The Catamounts were the first eighth-seeded team in the Southern Conference to attempt a championship win after having a phenomenal tournament performance; however, the Bulldogs were just too tough. The day before, The Citadel pulled off a win over Western Carolina with a score of 9-2: the first of the three championship games. Having scored first, The Citadel took an early lead in the bottom of the second inning after Chip Cannon was sent home through the sequence of a sacrifice bunt and ground out. The Bulldogs were just getting started as they again scored in the third inning with a single up the middle to send Will Coker in for the score, who lead the Bulldogs batting order with a double base hit. The fight was slowly being drained out of the Catamounts as the Bulldogs upped the ante in the fourth inning. Three more runs were tallied by The Citadel, as two were batted home by Andy Phillips with a single and then another single by Matt Covington sent Phillips home. Covingtons single was a tie on the SoCon Championship record with 13 hits during the tournament. The fifth inning reared its ugly head as Chip Cannon hit his 16th homerun of the year, leading off at the bottom of the inning. The homer was Cannons second critical hit of the game, increasing the score six-zero. Brian McCullen, a relief pitcher for the Cats, was to thank for keeping the score at six to nothing, by acquiring a strikeout. The sixth inning proved to be nothing short of disappointing as well, as The Citadel scored again. To make matters worse, Matt Covington was hit by a Catamount pitch, sending him to first base. Covington would soon score again, thanks to a single by Chris Ard, which advanced him to second; he was finally brought home by way of pop-out from Josh Stackley. The scoreboard read eight to null, with Jon Aughey singling, stealing second and being driven home by a single from Mark Egleton. Seven innings and still no Catamount score: however, the game slowly wound into the eighth when the Bulldogs were caught off guard. Denver Edick was walked at the top of the eighth, but was advanced to third by two ground outs. Then, Brian Todd Roper, along with Barnes drove a single into mid field, sending Edick home for a score. With the score eight to one, the Catamounts still had little Brian Sigmon and Denver hope of returning; nevertheless they fought hard until the game was over. Edick, ended their For the baseball program, three seniors Todd Roper, Brian Sigmon and Denver Edick, finished their careers on good impressive careers Sunday notes as each had hits, and an all around good game. They made large impacts on WCUs baseball program and will be sorely missed, especially after their superb performances on the former SoCon championship baseball team of 2003. The Cats record fell to 28-31 over all and finished eighth in the Southern Conference with a record of 12-18. with Westerns 8-1 loss to The Citadel in the SoCon championship game. 2004 Volleyball Schedule Set for Fall WCU OPI RELEASE Western Carolina University head volleyball coach Angell Benson has announced the schedule for the 2004 season, which features three tournaments on the road, a chance to face Atlantic Coast Conference foe Clemson twice and a challenging Southern Conference slate, including the opportunity to host the SoCon Championship for the first time. The Catamounts will spend the entire first month of the 2004 season on the road, starting with a match-up against the Tigers in Clemson, S.C., on Sept. 1. Two days later, WCU returns to Jarvey Gymnasium for the Clemson Invitational where the Cats will face The Citadel, Northern lowa and Winthrop, in addition to the host team. After facing Gardner-Webb on Sept. 7, Western heads to Buies Creek, N.C., for the Campbell University Tournament. Other than the Camels, the Catamounts will square off against Wofford and UNC Asheville. 2003 SoCon Freshman of In Western Carolina's final tournament of the 2004 season, the team will travel to Orlando, Fla., to face the host Golden Knights of Central the Year Kellyn Thaut Florida, Georgia and South Alabama. The Catamounts immediately open their SoCon schedule upon completion of the tournament as they play at headlines a group of Chattanooga on Sept. 24 and East Tennessee State two days later. : experienced and The 2004 tournament schedule will challenge our team to be better prepared for the SoCon schedule, Benson stated. Competing against UCF, talented Catamounts which went to the second round of the NCAA tournament, will be good for us. Playing Georgia, Clemson and Northern | ove our teams ability to contend at a higher level. who are ready to take on The Cats fiiallyretiin to Cullowhee for their first home match of the season to host Elon on Oct. 1, followed by UI a challenging 2004 day. In addition to the Phoenix and the Spartans, Western Carolina plays host to The Citadel, Wofford, Furman, Co schedule. and Appalachian State in 2004. The meeting with the Mountaineers on Nov. 14 marks the end of the regular-se Stands as the host site for this years Southern Conference Championship, which will be held in the Ramsey G l feel confident in doing well in the conference this season, Benson said. The returners know exactly will know how to compete at this level. There is an excellent balance between the upperclassmen and freshmen that wi opportunities to be successful. The Catamounts return eight from the 2003 squad, including last years SoCon Freshman of the Year, Kellyn Thaut. Jo be Danielle Spitzer, who redshirted the 2003 season, walk-on sophomore Genevieve Johnson and three talented freshmen. atamounts. Cullowhee
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