Page 8 The Clarion Tuesday, April 26, 1983 Women’s Tennis Hosts Re gion X T oumament The women’s tennis team sports a 5-3 record going into the Region X Tournament. Teams such as Anderson, Catawba, Salem, and Montreat-Anderson have fallen to the Lady Tornados. Only two strong colleges, Gardner-Webb and Converse, have defeated Brevard. Individual players and records for the Lady Tornados are: number one, Sharlyn Hamilton, 6-2; nunlber two, Lisa Stefani, 6-2; number three, Juday McDonald, 3-4; number four, Charlene Sawyer, 2-3; number five, Tracy McCarthy, 6-2; number six, Joni Waters, 4-2. Alternates are Yancy Grayson, 3-1, Mary Leigh Kieffer, 2-2, and Leigh Andrews, 1-1. Brevard College hosted the Region X Tournament last Satur day, playing Anderson in the first round of singles and doubles with the winner in each flight meeting Peace College in the finals. The singles finals began in the afternoon followed by the doubles finals. As of press-time, the results of this match were unknown. BC Men ’s Tennis At Mid-Season Whitesides Hopeful ForRemainde By Greg Smart The Brevard men’s tennis team, under the leadership of Coach Jimmie Whitesides, and through hard work and practice, has come to the midway point in its season with many com petitive matches. With three wins and five losses, BC has beaten Montreat- Anderson twice, and has had favorable showings against na tionally ranked Anderson Col lege. Matt Wilson has had several strong showings against top- caliber players while playing at the number-one position. Scott Alexander, Pat Sulhvan, and Johnny Dowdle have ,also turned in competitive perfor mances. All three of the doubles teams have been competitive in the conference with Wilson and Dow dle leading the way with a 4-4 round out this year’s squad. Intramural Sports Attract Many ‘Weekend’ Athletes Day students Tommy Laws (with ball) and John Felty move up-field against Taylor. Editor in Chief jon Zillioux Staff Wanda Raines, Cindy Cox, Genie Glover, Phil Monte, and Tim Wilkins. Sports Jeff Shore and Greg Smart. Cartoonist Tim Ellis Photographer, typographer Jon Zillioux Advisor Chamlee Special thanks toPriscilla Chamlee 1982 winner of the ASPA National First Place Award REWARD $5 For the Return of Blue-Bird Nesting Box to Iron Pipe on Campus. No Ques tions Asked. Contact Students Dean of record. Alexander-Sullivan, and Clay Dunnagan-Jim Thompson round out the rest of the double’s teams. Coach Whitesides has high hopes for the team in the upcom ing conference tournament this Friday and Saturday. “We should do well in the tournament due to experience gained during the season,” he said. Branson Lowe and Eric Pringle Charlene Sawyer, seeded fourth on the women’s ten nis team, warms up during a recent practice. Soccer Recruiting Now Underway By Billy Sayres For those of you who haven’t experienced sports since your younger days, Intramural sports at BC is a way to get back that peak performance level you once had. And as many Brevard Col lege students know, some of these “soft” sports get pretty physical. Not that that’s bad because we all need to get that frustration out. And what better wayt than on a basketball court or football field? This year sophomores Kimo Anderson and Abby Hoag handl ed all the management for in tramurals. According to many participants, Kimo and Abby did a good job setting up games and many other little things that we take for granted. How’s the turn-out been? “It was a good turn-out, but more girls could have participated,” said Abby. While the sports looked rough this year, Kimo said that “last year things were a lot worse.” Added Kimo, “There’s really no need for flag-football.” By Phil Monte Coach Don Scarborough held a recruiting session April 16 in an attempt to round up next year’s soccer hopefuls to improve upon this past season’s record. Coming off a 15-6-1 record and winning the Southeastern District Championship will be a tough act to follow for next year’s team. The first recruiting session took place April 2, with a first place Florida high school team coming up to visit Brevard. Of that group, three returned for the second session tryouts. Along with these players was a group of 40 excellent prospects^ all of whom were referrals from a number of ACC schools and others. One full scholarship of $4990 will be divided into ten separate scholarships to be awarded to outstanding recruits. Some of next year’s top pro spects include Pat Cushing, All state Florida, Paul Dzierski, one of the top Goalkeepers in the South, and Steve Nickelden, an All-American player from Missouri. According to Scarborough, these players will be key addi tions to the nine returning players from this past season’s squad, John Slaton, David Mobley, and Jon Loftin will not be return ing. Although the outlook looks hopeful for next year’s squad, Scarborough warns about being over confident: “Last year we has only two returning starters and people thought we’d be horri ble. This year the fans think we’ll be great. Only time will tell.” Four Are Qualified For Outdoor Nationals By Jeff Shore Thus far only four people have qualified for the outdoor national on May 19-21 in San Angelo. Texas. Efforts to qualify more in dividuals have been hindered by poor weather. Since early March cold temperatures have kept meet results below par for the Tornado runners. Even though the team was a day late in arriving at the Florida Relays, several outstanding per formances were turned in, par ticularly in the mile and steeplechase. Sam Obwocha entered in the Invitationi 1 Sunkist Mile and ran 4:03.8 to take third place. Also qualifying for nationals were Jim Hickey and Eric Day who place fourth and fifth in the 3000M Steeplechase with times of 9:17 > and 9:22.8, respectively. Mike Peveto ran a persona best despite having only minutes to warm up after riding for ten hours. Returning National Champio” Andy Latimer appears set to repeat his performance of la^ year as he sailed a persona record 52’1” at the Furman In vitational several weeks ago. The squad’s season concluded two weeks ago at the Ap palachian State Invitational w Boone.

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