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The Clarion
Volleyball Team Ready To Go
Friday, September 17,19^2
By Sandra Zeigler
Hey Tornadoes! Guess what’s
going on with this year’s
volleyball team?
Girl’s volleyball Coach Sally
Walker is fired up and ready to go
with the Lady Tornados in her se
cond year here at Brevard. Her
hopes are high as Coach Walker
speaks of returning players Don
na Bishop, Dawn McBride, Chris
Owens, Phyllis Walker, and Cin
dy Cooper.
“Freshmen on the team this
year will also be a great asset as
several girls come onto the team
with lots of experience,” stated
Coach Walker.
Miss Walker describes her
team as, “Great! They always
give 110% and they’re great
sportsmen, on and off the court.”
The team expected to meet one of
their toughest challengers last
night, when they faced Spartan
burg Methodist. At press time,
the results of that match were not
known.
“We urge everyone to come
and support our Lady Tornado,’
commented Coach Walker. “Peo
ple make the difference in
whether we win or lose a lot of the
time. The girls have the talent,
but fan support helps so much.”
Coach Scarborough Predicts:
‘Best Team In Brevard History’
By Tim Wilkins
It is quite safe to say that
Brevard soccer Coach Don Scar
borough is a true optimist. When
asked how he feels about his
team’s performance thus far into
the season, he exudes enthusiasm
and confidence.
Stated Coach Scarborough,
“This could be the best team in
Brevard’s history, and it has the
potential to go farther than any
Brevard team before it.”
That’s quite a statement for
any coach to make, but Mr. Scar
borough does have his reasons.
For example, even though his
team won only a single contest
out of the four pre-season scrim
mages, the only time he was
disappointed in his team’s perfor
mance was a 2-3 loss to the
University of North Carolina-
Asheville.
And according to Coach Scar
borough, quite a few four-year
colleges are interested in some of
the team’s more talented
players.
Although Coach Scarborough
stresses the importance of team
unity, he did comment on a few of
the brighter participants, such as
center mid-fielder David Mobley.
“David could become the most
heavily recruited two-year col
legiate soccer player in the na
tion,” commented Coach Scar
borough.
Also recognized were stopper
back Jeff Trost, and John Maple,
who, despite the fact that no of
ficial records were kept during
the scrimmages, scored the most
goals.
Coach Scarborough also
pointed out that out of his nine
sophomores on the team, most
could be picked to play on four-
year collegiate teams.
Looking into the future of tne
Tornado soccer team, there are
nineteen regular season games,
followed by the sectional,
regional, and national champion
ships.
On Saturday, September 24,
Brevard will sponsor its own four
team tournament.
If last Saturday’s winning ef
fort against tough Baptist College
is any indication, the ’82 season
could be a rosy one.
Team Unity Means Victory
By Todd Greeson
Second-year head basketball
Coach Doug Rogers hopes to put
the Brevard College Tornados’
basketball program back on the
winning track after a 10-15 record
last year. He thinks he has the
talent to do it.
“We have a strong nucleus of
returning sophomores and have a
good group of incoming
freshmen,” says Coach Rogers.
The Tornados return seven
sophomores, including last year’s
MVP Tim Phillips at the center
position. “Tim’s basketball
knowledge and one-on-one ability
is hard to match,” stated Rogers.
The other returning center will be
BREVARD COLLEGE
1982 WOMEN'S
Sept. 17
VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE
Mars Hill College
North Carolina A&T
A
6:00
Sept. 20
Montreat-Anderson
H
6:00
’‘Sept. 22
Tusculum College
Lees-McRae
A
6:00
Montreat-Anderson
Sept. 23
Presbyterian College
H
6:00
♦Oct. 1-2
Columbia College
Chowan College
A
2:00
Oct. 4
Greensboro College
Furman University
A
6:00
■•Oct. 6
Coker College
N. Greenville College
H
6:00
Oct. 7
Tusculum College
A
6:00
■*Oct. 11
Lees-McRae College
H
6:00
*Oct. 19
Milligan College
SMC
A
6:00
Oct. 21
Central Wesleyan
Newberry College
A
6:00
Oct. 25
Tennessee Temple
Montreat-Anderson
A
6:00
Oct. 28
Newberry College
H
6:00
Oct. 30
Wofford College
Milligan College
A
9:00 a.m.
Nov. 1
Invitational
Presbyterian College
A
6:00
*Nov. 5
Univ. of SC-Aiken
N. Greenville College
A
6:00
Nov. 11-13
Ferrum College
Region X Volleyball
Tournament
A
■‘Region Game
experienced player.
At the guard position
sophomores include Daryl
Lester, a hustling guard who was
voted most improved on last
year’s squad.
The other sophomore guards
are Ricky Pitts and Jeff Fender,
who provide speed and ball
handling ability in the backcourt.
Sophomores Louis Nelon and
Richard Phillips will provide
leadership and experience at the
forward position.
The freshmen recruited by
Coach Rogers, seven in all,
should provide the catalyst for
the Tornado club.
Among the freshmen is Jeff
Former Tornado Valerie Waring spikes one hard during
a practice session last year. The Lady Tornados travel
to Mars Hill tonight for their second seasonal match.
Jones, a tough inside player from
Winston-Salem. Jones is ex
pected to play small forward and
at the guard position.
pleased with our chances for a
winning season.”
Anyone who missed the Swim
Club meeting on Wednesday,
September 8, and who wants to
join the club should see Mr. Ham
mond in MG 128.
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Larry “Doc” Gaines, the only
pure guard recruited, is expected
to add speed to the team and see a
great deal of playing time.
Other freshmen include inside
power man Joe Forbes, guard;
small forwards Ed “Big Cheese”
Jenkins, Ricky Trailer, and Paul
McGuire. John Wilson, a power
forward transfer from Elon Col
lege, will not be eligible until se
cond semester.
According to Coach Rogers, the
greater ball handling ability and
speed should allow Brevard to
operate more of a running of-
fense. Says Rogers, “I am really
“A main reason I feel we will
do well this season,” points out
guard Daryl Lester, “is team uni
ty. John Wilson, Ed Jenkins and 1 ,
have all played on the same team
at one time or another.”
Added Coach Rogers, “We ■
have a tight, hard-working '
squad, and that is a big plus.” "
The conference title and na- ,
tional ranking are the goals this
year’s Tornados have set.
Wanted: Managers and statiti-
cians for the Women’s basketball
team. If interested, contact
Coach Sunbury.
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