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August 19, 2011 "WESTERN CAROLINIAN Page 2 SPORTS >: WCU, Danny Williamson releases Cross Country schedule From Staff Reports Four . regular season events that includes hosting the annual WCU Invitation- al and culminates .with the Southern Conference Cham- pionship event comprises the 2011 Western Carolina Cata- mount mens and womens. eross country schedule. re- leased today by head coach Danny Williamson. - We are excited about the schedule for the upcoming season as it will provide us with the opportunity to face some of the top competition in the South East Region, as well as top teams from sur- rounding regions, said head coach Danny Williamson. This will be a great test for our up-and-coming squads, and. we ate. truly looking . forward to the challenge as we look to improve frdm the base and depth that we have formulated over the past two years with both squads. The. Catamount cross country seasons open on the Friday prior to Labor Day weekend as the WCU ' Invitational will be run on the on-campus mounts in Cillowhee: Tt is the ninth- time since 2000 that the Catamounts will host the event, sweeping both races a season ago with the women claiming their fourth-straight- title in 2010. The womens two-mile race takes the start- ing line at 6:30 pm to be-fol- lowed immediately by the mens 5-K event. Two weeks later, WCU travls to the Clemson Invi- tational at Musser Farms in Clemson, S.C., making the programs first appearance - at the event since 2006. The | women posted a runner-up finish while the men fin- ished third the last time the Catamounts competed in the event. The month of September comes toa close with the 38th-annual Paul Short Run, hosted by Lehigh University on the Goodman Campus on | Friday, Sept. 30. In addition to facing the largest field of . the regular season, the event will serve as this years an- nual grudge-match between the harriers from Appala- ~ chian State and WCU. The - rival Catamounts and Moun- : taineers will compete for little brown jugs in the same spirit as the football match- up, the Battle for,the Old Mountain Jug. . Inthe final tune-up before the. conference champion- ship, WCU travels to Char- lotte, N.C., for the Royal Cross Country Challenge, hosted by Queens College at McAlpine Park - the same venue as last seasons Char- lotte Invitational that saw the womens squad finish sixth and the men ninth. The annual SoCon Cross Country Championships will be held in Charleston, S.C., with the NCAA Regional event slated for Louisville, Ky. WCU will look to im- ptove upon the seventh- place. finish on the mens side and ninth on the wom- ens in the conference cham- pionship event a season ago. Western Carolina returns nine runners: which . com- peted in four-or-more events a season ago including ris-. ing junior Morgan Turner who paced the squad in all six meets with three, top- 10 finishes including, win- ning the Western Carolina Invitational. On the mens PHOTO BY MARK HASKETT side, the Catamounts return six runners that saw action in all six events a season ago with rising senior, Jo- sey Weaver, and five rising juniors. Weaver paced the squad in all six events last year with four top 10 finishes including winning the WCU. Invitational and. a team- best 48th-place finish at the NCAA Southeast Regional. ah cdo asses ranbnmen tans Seema eat ni eked aes Papa NUE Sieh oh Miia toh CALS rg RG area RMCaRE Lat PAM rat ev shea ears Noes Vid AORN SHAEEY bec 'Ablih a Veh siridcinieV May 7A Ts athek ab gut aot apf L MCN s MEH EMOEER EA ITTF RI SUR MARU He antares mepavanoar OmaaW En Tieat oy tual A aunataadun She iattsnieas kiss ayes ta Pmvaus yamantiot as Somes vateansr (ety aavenMunue svatucsel adh tantndsar giauedhaa (atest oltvaty faved ab tpsavbavdianauestysy cou euetayattr0 seovvonesitan Nine home matches featured on Glover's first WCU volleyball schedule From Staff Reports First-year Western Caro- lina head volleyball coach Karen Glover has her first Western Carolina schedule set in stone. The 2011 sched- uled features nine home - matches, four tournaments and 17 matches in the state of North Carolina. The Catamounts open the season onthe weekend - of August 26 with a tour- snament at the University of Virginia, taking on USC Upstate, Western Michigan, as well as the host Cavaliers . in Charlottesville, Va. The team then travels back to North Carolina to participate in the NC State Tournament, competing. against a trio of North Carolina schools > A&T, Campbell and N.C. State) (North. Carolina for the: two-day tourney on Sept. 2. Non-conference ac- ; - tion continues the following weekend as the Catamounts travel to the Purdue. Tour- nament in West Lafayette, Ind. The last non-conference tournament takes place the weekend of Fri., Sept. 16, as WCU travels down to Spar- tanburg for a tournament hosted by USC Upstate. | The Purple and Gold wrap up non-conference play on. Wed., Sept. 21, going to Gardner Webb. Western Caton opens | the Southern Conference schedule with a. two-match homestand against Chat- tanooga on Sat., Sept. 24, followed by Samford the . following afternoon. This season the Catamounts have only one: Saturday match that overlaps with a home football game. That match being played. later in the evening at 7 pm, following | the football game against 2011-2012 GALAA Wofford. The 2011 season will wrap up with the SoCon Tournament, with the loca- tion of those matches to be released at a later date. , WCU began its 38th year of volleyball with a pair of . practices on Tuesday Aug. 9. . Seven incotning fresh- men. joined, five returning players in the morning and afternoon sessions, | OF Sa something for everyone... @) USA The aie OCT.9@3 PM Bluegrass Musical Tribute to Andy Griffith The Vienna Boys Choir TUESDAY, MARCH 6 @ 7:30 PM | One of the oldest, most famous boys choirs in the world! work- ing on all facets of the game with ihe new staff. The Catamounts will look: to their three returning seniors - Carrie Minogue, Brittany Lysik and Rebecca Stoltz - for leadership this season. Morgan Cochran will look to continue from where she ~ left from her 2011 campaign as she was selected to the SoCon All-Freshman Team for her performance at the - libero position. r orming Arts Center Masters of Motown e SUNDAY, SEPT. 11@3 PM A Tribute to Hitsville, @ Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra & the Pied Pipers FRIDAY, DEC. 9 @ 7:30 PM : A Christmas Gift Commemorating WW IT ; Neil Bergs 100 Years of Broadway FRIDAY, JAN. 27 @ 7:30 PM Five Broadway Stars One Unforgettable Evening! That Mancini Magic | SUNDAY, APRIL 29 @ 3 PM The Timeless Music of Henry Mancini } ie | Series Tickets on Sale Now! 828.227.2479 | fapac.wcu.edu We estern arolina UNIVERSITY
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