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Western Carolinian Volume 70 Number 12

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WCU softball fairs well at Winthrop Invitational By Sarah Taylor Ryckman + Wnewsmagazine Western Carolina's Softball team made its presence known at the Winthrop Invitational March 10-12. The first ever WCU Womens fast pitch program landed a spot in the silver bracket championship after winning three Of the first four games, In its first game of the tournament against the home team Winthrop, the Lady Cats took a 3-2 lead in the fourth inning after Allyson McCubbins hit a three run homerun, Going into the seventh inning, WCU trailed Winthrop by three runs. Despite having the bases loaded, the Lady Cats could only score one run to end the game 6-4. WCU sophomore Savannah Filley led the Lady Cats in game two, going 3-3 at the plate with two homeruns. McCubbins also made her mark at the plate with the second grand slam in schoo! history as WCU advanced to win 123. Inthe final game of poo! play, the Catamounts jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the second inning but were dismantied in the bottom of the inning as UNC- Wilmington belted in eight runs for the 8-1 lead. After chipping away at the score, WCU tied the game at 9-9 in the sixth inning and one inning later plated two runs for the 11-9 win. Freshman Jenny Jackson got the win on the mound, and also added her first career grand slam. WCnewsmagazine (a) In the first game of bracket play, WCU faced Southern Conference rival Furman. Freshman Mendy McKenzie pitched the whole game, allowing five uns, while striking out eight as the Lady Cats went on the defeat Furman 4-3. winning hit to score McCubbins, who dodged the tag by the Furman catcher to win the game. The win over Furman landed the Lady Cats in the Championship game against Eastern Kentucky. Heather Pritchard led the Catamounts on offense, going 2-3 in the game and belting a one run homerun in the third inning. The homerun was Western's third score of the game giving them a 3-0 lead all the way into the sixth inning. However, in the bottom of the sixth inning, Easter Kentucky plated two runs to close down the Lady Cats' lead to one. With the final at bat and the game on the line, Eastern Kentucky won the game in the seventh. The Lady Colonels placed its first runner on second base after a double to right center. The leadoff hitter scored off an RBI single by the next batter. After loading the bases, Eastern Kentucky managed to score the game- winning run to secure the Championship. Pritchard was the only WCU Player to be named to the Winthrop Invitational All-Tournament Team, going 7-12 at the plate including a homerun and two RBI. WCU Women finish 3" at Lady Jaguar Invitational; WCU Men finish 6 at Hargrove Davis Classic By Andy Gambill WGnewsmagazine WCU golf teams got off to a good start over Spring break as the women finished 3 at the South Alabama Lady Jaguar Invitational, while the men finished 6" at Campbell University's Hargrove Davis Spring Classic. Junior Bianca Melone led the women with a total two-round score of 150, while sophomore Matt Cook paced the men with a 220 three-round score. The WCU women finished 12 strokes out of first place with a 604 total score. Middle Tennessee won the Invitational with a score of 592 to beat the home team South Alabama Lady Jaguars by three strokes. The Cats finished third out of twenty teams in the invitational. Melone finished 9" overall as she. shot rounds of 77 and 72. Sophomore Melik Fryk and senior Brandy Andersen both finished two strokes behind Melone with a 152 two-day total. Fryk and Andersen both finished in the top 20, while senior Ashley Hovda shot a 153 to barely miss the top 20. Kandy Carland was the final Cat to shoot for Western as she put up a WCU Tennis team wins By Andy Gambill Wenewsmagazine The Wester Carolina tennis team won their first two games of the year over spring break as they beat Northen Kentucky and Savannah State. The Cats lost to Evansville, 7-0, but beat Northem Kentucky, 4-3 and Savannah State, 5-0, The Cats played both Evansville and Northern Kentucky in Hilton Head, SC and then picked up the win over Savannah State in Savannah, GA. The victory improves the Cats' record to 2-8 on the year. The Cats played Northem Kentucky first and did not get off to a good start. The Cats lost al three of their doubles matches to lose the doubles point: The Cats rallied and won all four of their singles matches before forfeiting their final two matches. Sophomore Trish Hanson, who had previously been the only Catamount to score a point this year, easily handled Laura Leutzinger in straight sets 6-0, 6-1. Susanna Sjokvist and Holly Stocks also won in straight sets over their opponents. Mariona Trilla Jane was the only Cat challenged in a match as Clara Dorado won over Jane in the first set 3-6, before falling 6-1, 6-3. With only four players, the Cats were forced to forfeit their final two score of 155 to finish tied for 28". The men, not enjoying the success of the women, still put up a valiant effort to finish sixth overall. The men shot a 609 on the final two days to move from 9* to 6". The 919 final score was only six strokes from third place Elon and 17 strokes behind first and second place Campbell and Liberty. The Cats finished 6* out of 15 teams. Cook's 220 three-round score was good enough for 3 place overall individually. Cook finished four strokes behind first place Domingo Jojola of San Francisco and two strokes behind second place Brian Carroll of George Washington. Blake Wray tied for 28" with a total score of 232, while Matt Flueckiger tied for 42~ with a score of 235. Keith Tyburski and Tripp Morrow shot a 237 and 239, respectively, to round out the Catamount team. The tournaments were both the men and women's first of the spring season st two games of year matches but stil pulled out the 4-3 victory for their first win of the year. WCU did not fair nearly as well in the second match at Hilton Head as they were swept 7-0 against Evansville. The Cats came back on Wednesday and took out those frustrations on Savannah State, 5-0. The Cats won both matches in doubles action to get the doubles point as the teams of Hanson/ Trilla Jane and Stocks/Sjokvist dominated play with victories of 8-1 and 8-2. Hanson, Sjokvist, and Trilla Jane then dominated singles matches even more as all three won their matches in straight sets 6-0, 6-0. Stocks was the first Catamount to allow a State player to score, but she still won in straight sets over Chantashia Bridges, 6-1, 6-2. Both teams had only four players so there were only 5 points at stake in the match. The dominating performance by the Catamount tennis team gives hope for future matches. The Cats may have tumed the comer with the two victories after struggling through much of the year.

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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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