September 16, 2015. | Issue 4, Volume 63 I thebluebanner.net
SPOUTS STATS
By Harrison Slaughter, Sports Editor
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EPT.16-SEPT.22
ALENDAR
■ Sept. 16
Spin Class
Student Recreation Center
. Room 213-B
5:30 p.m.
Sept. 17
Abs Blast
Sherrill Center
Room 351
12 p.m.
Sept. 1 8
Women's Swimming
Blue and White Inter
squad
Justice Center Pool
4 p.m.
Sept. 19
Women's Soccer vs.
use Upstate
Greenwood Field
7 p.m.
Volleyball Season Swimming
From page 6
From page 7
teams, which is a scary thing
because you can go to five sets
and possibly lose. Staying to
gether and calm under pressure
was really important for us,”
Santos said they played well
as a team and that everyone has
a job to do to make everything
come together.
“I hate to pinpoint players.
We really perform well as a
unit. It’s difficult to put empha
sis on one or two players,” San
tos said. “We will pick an MVP
and someone else who made the
all-tournament team, but to me
it is the ultimate team sport. You
just can’t do it by yourself.”
Fischer was named to the
All-Tournament team following
the weekend, while Cameron
Pryor, freshman UNCA volley
ball player, was named the tour
nament’s MVP.
According to Santos, the
biggest takeaway from the
tournament is that the team is
improving. They aren’t where
they want to be yet, but they are
definitely on an upward swing.
It’s a positive start, he said, and
hopefully it can only go up from
here.
The UNCA women’s team
heads to the Citadel this week
end for their next tournament.
“The next team we play is the
Citadel so we are feeling pret
ty happy about playing them
again. It’s also a lot of confi
dence coming into the next tour
nament. I think we feel like big
dogs right now and it’s great,”
Fischer said. “We need to take
that positive energy and pride
to the next tournament. We can
beat anyone we play in the next
few tournaments.”
Asheville Cross Country
Invitational
TBA
Sept. 20
Mindful Flow Yoga
Meditation Room 468
Sherrill Center
4 p.m.
movements in the pool that
would benefit their regular lap
swimming.”
She said the participants
were so varied in skill and age
and they all did the movements
wonderfully.
“Honestly they surprised me
by how quickly they picked up
elements and how well they ex
ecuted them,” Istvan said.
She said it was refreshing to
teach those who wanted to learn
and were visibly enjoying it.
Synchronized swimming
was new to participant Jessica
Wolfe, 24, a former lifeguard.
“It was the first time I’ve ever
done anything like this,” Wolfe
said.
It was very challenging, she
said, and a little harder than she
thought it would be.
Michelle Bettencourt, faculty
member in the foreign language
department, said she thought it
was a great idea to offer a work
shop at UNCA given Istvan’s
background and experience.
“It was so fun to try some
thing totally different,” Betten
court said.
Bettencourt said she especial
ly enjoyed the low pressure, fun
and accepting atmosphere.
There was a diverse group of
people in attendance.
“All were made to feel wel
come,” she said. “We all had
smiles on our faces the entire
time.”
Sept. 21
Wake-Up Yoga
Meditation Room 468''
Sherrill Center
7 a.m.
Sept. 22
Fit in 5
Sherrill Center
Room 351 at 12:15