Tiipsdav. February 9, 1982
The Clarion
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Track Season Opens
On Good Foot
The Tornado Track Team puts their best foot forward, as always, in their recent
visit to V.A. Tech. (Photo by Bobby Baxter).
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by Randy Ward
Brevard Track
Continues Success
by Willie Holeman
The Brevard College track
team opened its indoor season
January 16, in a tri-meet at
Virginia Tech against the hosts
and Appalachian State. Even
though it was a non-scoring meet
on the part of Virginia Tech and
Brevard, the performances were
still great.
Two freshmen, Andy Lafimer
and Willie Holeman, qualified for
the Junior College Nationals in
Champagne, Illinois, on March 5
and 6, in the triple jump and the
long jump, respectively. Their
qualifying lengths were 47’8” for
Blacksburgh, VA Ten members
of the Brevard track team travel
ed to V.A. TECH to compete in
the V.P.I. Track Classic. The
team ran super under the wat
chful eye of Dean Wray who filled
in as coach for the weekend.
The meet was filled with many
top 4-year schools and univer
sities. Once B.C. proved itself to
be a tough competitor. Dan Clay
ran 8:40, a personal record in the
3000 meters, to qualify for the
NJCAA Nationals. He was follow
ed closely by teammates Jeff
Muth 8:45, Randy Ward 8:48, and
John Delaney 8:52.
Andy Latimer qualified in the
high jump with a new school
record of 6’8”. Andy also has
qualified in the triple jump.
Willie Holeman has qualified in
the long jump, and also came
through to jump his way to Na
tionals in the triple.
Freshman miler Paul Brim ran
a great race in the 1500 meters
only to miss qualifying by one se
cond with a time of 4:00.6.
Hurdler Jeff Dorman; who is
redshirting this season, ran the 55
meter high-hurdles, but failed to
Rugby coaches show team the proper way to
“scrum”. (Photo by Barclay McCardy).
Rugby Club Organized
by Steve Plotter
The game of rugby has rapidly
become a popular collegiate
sport among many schools. This
European game started mainly
in the Northeastern states, and is
now in full swing throughout
many colleges in the United
States.
Brevard’s rugby club got its
start at the beginning of the fall
'Semester by John “Panama” Ir-
''in and Steve Piotter. Several
practices were held throughout
ne fall semester in order to
prepare for a competitve
schedule in the spring. Unfor-
unately, the future outlook of the
jyiby club was a little shaky.
However, since the spring
semester has gotten into full sw-
ng, there has been more interest
enthusiasm and now this
bunch of sixteen blood thirsty
bruisers has become quite
serious and is getting in shape for
the challenging and enjoyable
season ahead.
Because of the success of the
club and due to the superb
coaching of John “Panama” Ir
vin and Kevin McGowan, the
Brevard Renegades will now be
playing such schools as the
University of Eastern Tennessee,
Clemson, the University of South
Carolina, Knoxville, Appalachian
State, and others. The club’s first
game is against the University of
Tennessee on Saturday,
February 13.
Rugby is a combination of foot
ball and soccer, so for all of you
who like hard-hitting excitement
and action, come out and support
the Brevard Rugby Club.
Latimer and 23’V2” for Holeman.
Other bright spots were Paul
Brim, a freshman from
Greensboro, NC, in the 1500
meters, Andy Latimer in the high
jump, Dan Clay in the 5000
meters, and Gerald Hutchinson
in the 5000 and 3000 meters.
There are three first semester
freshmen on the Brevard track
team. A1 Winebarger runs the
1000 meters, Gordon Snaden runs
the 3000 meters and Jeff Dorman
runs the high hurdles. Dorman,
who is uneligible to represent
Brevard, ran unattached in the
meet and his time of 7:6 would
have normally qualified him for
the National Championships.
make it to the finals. Jeff has
already ran well under the quali
fying standards and is expected
to be a big factor next season.
In the 5000 meters two B.C. run
ners ran a tough hard race as
they finished 2nd, and 3rd in their
heat. The race was mostly a tac
tical one in that the pace was slow
through the mile mark. Gerald
Hutchinson passed teammate
Gorden Sneaden and pushed the
pace only to falter as Gorden
caught back up to finish second,
and Hutch finished strongly to
take 3rd.
College Day (con’t)
Appalachian State University Joseph Watts
Averett College JaneFidler
Barber ■ Scotia College A. RobinsonandE.
Jackson
Belmont - Abbey College R. Lawton
Blandford, Jr.
Berea College Michael Reynolds
Berry College Janice Leavitt
Campbell University Hank Dunbar
Carson-Newman Wayne Earley
Catawba College Bill Hall
Central Wesleyan College Pete Wood
Coker College Wendy Walff
Columbia College Sylvia Gray
Converse College Anne Cote
East Carolina University Loretta Adams
East Tennessee State University Deborah
Hall
ElonCoUege Wayne Bowery
Emory and Henry College Melinda Hoag
Furman University Dean Blissit
Gardner Webb College Randy Kilby
Greensboro Colelge Lynn Sessions
Guilford College Charles C. Hendrickson
High Point College Michall McDuffie
Lenior'Rhyne College Robert S. Barkley
Limestone CoUege Randy Hines
Mars Hill College DenmsHill
Maryville College Larry West
Methodist College
Newberry College Larry Moon
N.C. Agricultural and Technical
State University Benny R. Mayfield
N.C. Wesleyan College Gaye Barbour
N.C. State University , George R. Dixon
Oglethorpe University Fred Carter
Pfeiffer College GenaPoovey
Queens College Susan Jones
Salem College Katherine Knapp
Shorter College Pst Hart
St Andrews Presbyterian College Peggy
Anderson
Tennessee Wesleyan College Damon B
Mitchell
Tusculum College Steven Hearn
UNC Asheville J®®" Lance
UNC at Chapel Hill Richard Cashwell
UNC at Charlotte Craig Fulton
UNC at Greensboro Jerry Harrelson
UNC at Wilmington Frank Bowen
University of South Carolina Donna B.
Singletary
Warren Wilson College Mark Stokes
Western Carolina University Tyree H. Kiser,
Jr.
Wesleyan College at Macon, Ga.
Wingate College Steve Poston
Winston-Salem State University Brenda Foy
Winthrop College Kim CrMk
Wofford College Paul Siceloff
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Fall Semester
Dean’s List
Andersen, Peter Scott
Bartlinski, Joseph Alan
Blount, Carolyn Merritt
Bossart, Jeffrey Mead
Brewer, Sarah Ann
Broadwell, Patricia Anne
Burket, Paul Randolph
Cagle, Phyllis Lynne
Calvert, Juli Elaine
Capps, Karen Ann
Chapoton, Theodore Francis
Collier, Cecilia Ann
Conrad, Kathryn Suzanne Awara
Delaney, John Mark
Dowdle, Hugh John, HI
Ebner, Michelle Kay
Fakuoka, Masako
Galloway, Cherie Holden
Gasti, Rafael
Gearing, David Joseph
Graves, Susan Ellen
Glanville, Ural Dexter Lanier
Ham, Elizabeth Patterson
Helton, William J.C.
Hicks, Darrell Dwayne
Howard, Karin Monson
Howard, Margaret Braun
Jacobsen, Karen Ann
Keller, Susan Christine
Kilpatrick, Cindy Marcella
Lambing, Lois Taylor
Lee, Andrew Charles
Lewis, Evelyn Celeste
McDonald, Joy Lynee
McNeil, Sarah Jane
Mann, Kent Hunter
Martin, Sheena Carver
Martinson, Elizabeth Anne
Metoyer, David Allen
Neilson, Joel Alan
Owen, Rebecca Sewell
Parker, Elizabeth Ann
Peterson, Paige Rae
Phillips, Daniel Bryan
Pyle, Donna Bryan
Rabey, Stephen Erie
Raymond, Betsy Lee
Robinson, John William, HI
Sagiya, Motohito
Scarborough, Miquel O’Connor
Schell, Eric I^ranklin
Smith, Deanna Lynn
Smart, April Michelle
Sugiya, Makoto
Taylor, David Clio, Jr.
Traynor, Susan Marie
Waser, David Charles
William, Eugenia Lynn
Young, Barbara Elizabeth
Honor Roll
Batten, Bryan Richard
Barbee, Glenn Allen, Jr.
Barden, John Robert, Jr.
Beam, Susan Elizabeth
Beegle, Jonathan Roy
Berry, Daphne Gail
Bishop, Donna Michelle
Blanchard, Nicky Ronald
Bowman, Michael Lindsay
Brim, Paul Anthony
Brown, Leonard Aaron
Brown, Margaret Ann
Brown, Tawny Lynn
Burchall, Christopher James
Burleson, Barbara Smith
Clayton, Loann Alcantara
Correll, Viola Dunlap
Croyle, Marla Renee
Dabbs, Kenneth Wavne
Daughtry, Mark Glenn
Deal, Janet Carson
Dennis, Margaret Rosamond
Dickey, Wanda
Drury, David Laird
Eakes, Shari Lee
Endo, Junko
Eno, Yasuko
Farran, Deborah Lynn
Fields, Lisa Ann
Frieze, John Christopher
Gaiser, Stephen Richard
Genaway, Kyle Roland
Grubb, Pamela Elizabeth
Harmon, Vicki Lynn
Hayashi, Minoru
Hendrix, William Ron
Herndon, Charles Allan, Jr.
Hines, Laura Allison
Hoffman, Mary Loraine
Hyatt, David Owen
Irvin, John Robert
Jenkins, Philip Jay
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