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Western Carolinian Volume 70 Number 06

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Catamount cross country finishes 6 and 8" at the SoCon Championships By Ryan Sarda * WCnewsmagazine The Southern Links Golf Club in Statesboro, Georgia, was the site of this years 2005 Southern Conference Cross Country Championships. The Western Carolina Mens Cross Country team finished sixth overall in the Championship, while the women placed eighth overall. Appalachian State won the mens race overall, followed by Chattanooga, Furman, Davidson, UNC-Greensboro, and Western Carolina. Rounding out the bottom four were Elon, College of Charleston, The Citadel, and Wofford. It was a record-setting day for the Western Carolina Mens team. Senior Adam Puetts time of 25:14:07 put him 15" overall on the WCU mens 8-K individual list. Junior Dan Fassinger, who ran in his first Southern Conference Championship race, finished with a time of 25:41.78, which is the 21* best time in Catamount history. Puett finished fifth individually in the race, and was named to the All- Southern Conference Team for the third time in his career at Western. It was an honor being named to the All-SoCon team. | ran to the best of my ability, and it just shows that when someone works hard, it pays off, Puett said about his career day. We had a pretty good day out there. We worked hard and | think we got a lot accomplished. This was my first SoCon Championship, and | think it was a decent showing for me. However, there is always room for improvement and | think next year we can win the whole thing, Fassinger said. Individually, Fassinger placed 12" and was followed by Marcus Dunn, who placed 40", Dylan Top 10 Ways to Use DB 10. Buy a gift for your favorite professor Coffee mugs and gift packages from Java City Treat your roommate to a steak dinner Steak or Shrimp Dinner 11/30/05 at Brown Cafeteria. $6.60Unlimited salad bar, Grill, Pizza, Sides, Desserts and Beverages. If you're hungry, add $3 and get two entrees. ' Stock up on essentials ' Place.an order for drinks, snacks, groceries or any other item from the 3 campus convenience stores. Order forms are available at the registers in each store. - Transfer DB to a broke friend Come by the Dodson office to transfer points. You must bring the card the points are being transferred from. : Order a pizza a day for a month Whole pizzas are available at Sbarro during all hours of operation. See a manager in Dodson to order several pies or order special toppings. Host a holiday party Call catering services at 227.3639 or check our catering guides on-line at http://wcudining.wcu.edu and select the catering tab. Treat a friend to lunch Use db to host one or twenty friends to a meal in any location. Take a break with a Study Smoothie Check out Freshens new menu at the Cyber Caf Do your Holiday Shopping early Check out the wide assortment of gift packages at all campus dining locations. Great options in all price ranges. Treat yourself Enjoy coffee drinks and the other delicious beverages along with a decadent dessert at either Java City location to get you through exams. 25 WCnewsmagazine Hermalee finished 46" overall, and Jesse Ramirez who placed 51*. On the womens side, Davidson left as the Southern Conference Champions, while Chattanooga was runner-up. Following Chattanooga was Appalachian State, Furman, Elon, UNC-Greensboro, College of Charleston, and Western Carolina. The Citadel, Georgia Southern, and Wofford rounded out the bottom three. Not only did the men set records, but the Lady Cats did, too. The Lady Cats, who finished 8" overall, were carried by sophomore Kerrie Savery, who placed 22" in a time of 19:13.86 on the 5-k course. Overall, | think that everyone tried very hard, but | also think we had a lot more potential, we just didnt all put it together on the same day and it cost us, stated Savery. Her time ranks as the 23 best in the schools history. It feels good setting a record, however, | hope to one day make it lower. The only other Catamount close to Savery at the finish line was senior Deanna Kulesz who finished in 32 place with a time of 19:42.64. Freshman Ann. Wagner finished 46", Freshman Janna Hester finished 64". Freshman Raye Lin Chappell finished 66", and sophomore Elizabeth Prevette finished oo foe Up next for the Catamounts is the NCAA East Regionals To do well in the East Regionals, we are going to need a lot of rest and motivation. We have a lot of potential; we just have to believe in ourselves, stated Savery. The Regionals will be held in Greenville, N.C., on Saturday, November 12. Its going to be tough, but if we have confidence in ourselves, and in each other, then | have a feeling that things can go our way. Lady Cats drop three in a row By Sarah Taylor Ryckman * WGnewsmagazine Despite coming off a 3-0 win against UNC-G, Western Carolinas Volleyball team was unable to use their momentum to their advantage, as they dropped three matches in a row and won only two of eleven games in that span. During the game against Chattanooga on October 18, two Lady Cats recorded double-doubles. Meghan Boyle, with a match high of 26 assists, added. 11 digs to lead the Catamount attack. Kate Willard led the defense with 11 assists and 19 digs. Despite the final score, the Lady Cats played a strong game, losing by two, four and six, respectively. The Lady Cats also. fell to Appalachian State on October 21 in three sets. Leading the Catamounts. with offensive hitting was Meredith Harmon, while senior Ellie Talbot led the teams defensive attack. With the loss to App State, Western dropped to 5-7 in the Southern Conference. With the win, App State took second in the conference with an 8-2 record. Western also had its second disappointing 3-2 loss to Davidson, despite what appeared to be a match-winning lead in game four. The WCU volleyball team lost the first game but managed to come back and win the next two games. In the fifth game, the Cats held a 4 point lead with 27, before the Wildcats took the tying game. In a close game 5, the Lady Cats held within two, but were unable to gain a lead as the Davidson Wildcats improved their record in the Southern Conference to 6-4. WCU's record stands at 5-8. The Lady Cats Volleyball team. will host four more home games as well as four more regular season games.

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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: 2005-11
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