jijo»r? 25,1979
Collegiate
PAGE THREE
Dogs Taste Victory Again
by Jody Jenkins
Coming off of a loss to the
Camels of rival Campell Col
lege, the Atlantic Christian ba
sketball squad was home last
night to match talents with the
Army’s own Fort Bragg DRAG
ONS.
The game was slow in getting
under way due to the late arrival
of the Ft. Bragg team bus and
the action picked up little after
the opening tip off as the
Bulldogs jumped out to a com
manding lead which they held to
the final buzzer.
Although play was mediocre
the evening marked a standout,
return to home action perfor
mance by team staple Stan
Lewter. the 6 foot, 6 inch power
forward whose rebounding and
soft shooting has helped keep
A.C. within striking distance of
a winning season. His 25 p>oint
total along with strong board-
work by Butch Ligon and acute
ball handling by Raphael Boyd
stayed the blue and white as the
surging Dragons made a futile
attempt to overtake the home
team towards the final minutes
of the game. As one spectator
noted while the Bulldogs battled
the oncoming opponents, "we
fought desperately to snatch
defeat from the jaws of victory.”
As time ran out the crowd
witnessed a nine point, 78-69
Bulldog win and saw the team
up their record one more knotch
to seven and nine.
The men’s next home game
comes Monday night, January
29th when Pembroke invades
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A C Persecutes Methodists
by David Urban
Following an outstanding vic-
lory for the women’s basketball
team last Thursday night, the
men dominated the court, put-
DDg the Medodists to shame,
la first quarter action, the
Bulldogs took immediate control
by winning the tip-off and
sending the ball down court to
Butch Ligon who dropped in the
First bucket of the game. From
then on, the Monarchs knew
they would have to keep from
looking disgraceful. Robert Pe-
Women
Pluck
Seahawks
by Phyllis Parish
Atlantic Christian’s women
basketball team traveled to Wil
mington Monday to play the
Seahawks of U.N.C.-W.
And play with the Seahawks
they did.
The women, coached by
Carole McKeel, came home
*ith another win, defeating
U.N.C.-W., 84-68. The entire
team performed well, but spe
cial recognition goes to Lorraine
Riley for an outstanding game.
Although she found herself in
««ly foul trouble, Riley played
®e of her best offensive games
*8iinst the Seahawks, by scor-
>"g 21 points. Cathy Wall’s
!wt shooting streak” really
shone against U.N.C.-W., as
she totaled 28 points and pulled
down 21 rebounds. Susie Davis
contributed 16 points and 15
t^hounds.
^deed, A.C.’s women, under
fte fine leadership of Coach
^^Keel, have had an exciting
^onthus far - their record of
^ *ins and 3 losses certainly
proves this fact.
A.C. women host Pem
broke Monday at 5:30, and
Methodist on Wednesday at
All students are encour-
^?cd to come out and support
'^f'adies next week.
gues came out on the court like a
red-hot spark, igniting the rest
of the team and especially the
fans with a beautiful slam dunk
early in the game. After scoring
several more points, Peques
came gliding in from nowhere to
tap in another crowd pleaser.
He finished up the game as the
leading scorer, with 18 points.
Larry Woodlief played excellent
defense throughout the game,
pulling many rebounds for the
Bulldogs. Woodlief finished as
Men’s Baaketball
Day/Date Opponent
Time
Site
Sat., Jan. 27 Belmont Abbey
7:30
Away
with
George Bell - 11 points, Butch
Ligon - 8 points. Speedy Gainer
- 8 points, Reggie Sandlin - 7
points, Larry Heaton - 7 points,
James Leggett - 6 points, and
Raphael Boyd - 6 points.
The success of the game was
attributed to a fine all-round
team effort, which sent the
Monarchs back on their long
ride home, defeated with a final
score of 85-60.
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