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April 17, 2007 | Western Carolinian i AT ae eee nea Or AF ale et. Page 12 SPORTS WCU Takes Three players to Southern Conference The Bat Cats take 2 Nick Liles also had a good night at the i plate for Western Carolina. Greer was out of 3 agains t UNC-G to 4-for-5 at the plate with three runs, and take series and earn first Liles was 4-for-6 at bat and also scored three runs for the Catamounts. conference victories. Its huge, Murphy said. We got the win over ETSU earlier in the By Ryan Sarda week and the way we played in that Sports Writer game was a huge spark for us. I think CULLOWHEEOn the weekend of it really got us going and obviously we March 28th, Western Carolinas mens are rolling right now. baseball team took two of three from . Starting pitcher Drew Saber- UNC-Greensboro to earn their first hagen struck out six and allowed just Southern Conference series victory of two runs on two hits in eight innings of the season at Childress Field/Hennon work to earn his first victory of the sea- Stadium. son and improving his overall record to A controversial call from the 1-3. first base umpire saw senior Blake Mur- Saberhagen really set the tone phy only eligible to play in two of the for us and I think we rallied from that, three games, because he was ejected in Catamount head coach Bobby Moranda the bottom of the eighth inning of game said. He went out there and just bat- two for arguing and slamming his hel- tled and made some big pitches when met. Due to SoCon rules, Murphy was _he needed to early and let our offense forced to sit out game three stating that get into the game. if a player is ejected then they must Reliever Geoff Turner came on miss the following game. in the ninth for Saberhagen and threw In game one, the Catamounts a hitless and runless inning to give the cruised to an easy 17-2 victory over the Cats their third straight win. Spartans, earning their first SoCon vic- Game two on, Saturday March tory of the season. This was their third 29 was a completely different story as straight win since opening the SoCon the Spartans rebounded from the tough season with three losses to Georgia loss the night before and defeated Southern. Western 7-3. Four runs in the top of the Western Carolina was led by fourth and two runs in the fifth contrib- junior J.C. Lyons at the plate. Lyons uted to UNC-Gs victory. went 4-for-6 with eight RBIs and two Murphy, who went 2-for-4 at homeruns. In the bottom of the third in- the plate and stole his ninth base of the ning the Marietta, Georgia native blast- season, had an opportunity to load the ed a grand slam over the left field wall, bases with two outs. He hit a ground beginning the onslaught for the Cata- ball towards second and the umpire mounts with five runs in the inning. His ruled him out on the throw to first, end- two homeruns gave him the season lead ing the inning and ending any possible with nine on the year. ce Brent Giver and chance of a late Catamount rally. ~He got up and argued the call with the first base umpire and threw his helmet on the ground, which forced him to be ejected from the ballgame. Moranda came out and argued the call as well. T thought it was a quick trig- ger, explained Moranda, but I cannot really talk about umpires. I obviously wanted to defend my guy. It was just one of those things, I guess. Starting pitcher Tyler Sexton fell to 0-4 on the mound for the Cata- mounts as he gave up five runs on eight hits through four innings. Base running errors and batting mistakes led to the demise of the Cata- mounts in game two. In the bottom of the second inning, senior Barrett Shaft stole second, freshman Ryan Mathews walked and sophomore Dylan de Graaf singled to left field. Instead of stopping at first, de Graaf tried to move to second, forc- ing Mathews to try and advance to third, and was thrown out. Senior Bar- rett Shaft tried stealing home and was thrown out as well, triggering a double play and ending the inning with no runs after having the bases loaded. This game was just one of those games that we kept making mistakes over and over and over again. Give UNC-G credit for making the adjust- ments in this game, and the bottom line for our team is that we did not play a smart game today, said Moranda. Trailing 5-1 in game three, the Catamounts scored two runs in the bottom of the sixth, four runs in the seventh and two more in the eighth to rally for the 9-5 victory improving to 10-15 overall and moving to 2-4 in the SoCon., Moranda was proud of the way his team,responded without two of | their key weapons in Murphy and J.C. Lyons, who broke his hand after game two. That was a huge win for us. We needed a series win in the league and we got it. Our three-hole hitter (Mur- phy) was suspended and our four-hole hitter (J.C. Lyons) was out with a bro- ken hand, so for our guys to step up de- spite that adversity makes me proud, said Moranda. I am really proud of the way we fought, especially when we were trailing 5-1. We battled back and won the game. Sophomore relief pitcher Chris Masters was credited with the win after keeping the Spartans hitless in five in- nings of work. Masters moves to 2-2 on the season after striking out three and walking four batters. - In the eighth inning, sophomore Tyler Kirkpatrick hit a booming homer- un over the centerfield wall. It was his seventh homer of the season and it put the Catamounts up 8-5. Shaft hit an RBI single to score Nick Liles for the final scoring output of the game for the Cats. We had two guys out of the lineup and that is just an opportunity for someone else to step up and thats what happened today. Tylers homerun in the eighth was big, it was kind of a dagger to our opponent and it put us up by three, so it was good to see that from our other guys, said Moranda. The Catamounts earned their first SoCon victories of the season and have won three straight games since losing to Georgia Southern in the series opener. At this point, they are currently on pace to finish the same way they fin- ished last season: SoCon Regular Sea- son Champions. Carolina eanere Look to Improve Key Areas in the NFL By Joel Gerber Sports Editor CULLOWHEEA cer- tain buzz is floating its way around the Carolina Panthers this off season. The front office started working to better the team as soon as the regular season was over. When asked about improving the offense, specifically adding another playmak- er to complement Steve Smith, Head Coach Jon Fox commented that we may need to add more than one. So far the Panthers off season has been exciting. They let go of un- productive players and added WRs Muhsin Muhammad from the Bears and D.J. Hackett from the Seahawks, as well as RB LaBrandon Toefield from the Jacksonville Jaguars. In addition, the Panthers strengthened both offen- sive and defensive lines with several additions at guard and defensive tackle. What really makes this off season look promising so far though: the Panthers didnt spend two million on David Carr. These additions have brought in promising talent, but there are still holes that need to be filled on the Pan- thers roster. The Panthers will look to Image Credit: nfl.com plug these holes through the upcoming NFL Draft on April 26th. An NFL Draft is a difficult thing to predict because team needs dont always translate to the value for the pick on the board. If a team doesnt like theyre position, they can try to package later round picks or players to move up in the draft. This goes vice versa as well as teams can look to gain additional draft picks by moving down in the draft. The Panthers added an ad- ditional third round pick by trading DT Kris Jenkins to the NY Jets. Assuming no trades happen, what would be an ideal first five rounds for the Panthers, Dre Moore, DT/DE, Matt Forte: RB, Tom Zbikowski: S, Marcus Harrison: DT, and Owen Schmitt: FB. (as seen on pg. 1) _Gullownee
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