Win nth ,
Region Title
By Eddie Tadlock
The Brevard College soccer
team won the NJCAA Region X
Championship for the 11th time in
14 years, ending its season with a
record of 10-4-1.
By winning the regular season,
the Tornados were seeded first in
the Region X Tournament over
two nationally ranked teams,
Spartanburg Methodist College,
which was ranked 9th, and
Anderson College, which was
ranked 11th.
In the Region X Tournament,
Brevard beat Montreat-Anderson
and Spartanburg Methodist to
qualify for the District tourna
ment held in Deland, Florida.
TORNADO
Women’s Cross Country
Small But Effective Team
By Andrea Braymiller
Sophomore Patty Jones and
freshman Becky Shore make up
this year’s Brevard College
Womens Cross Country Team.
Due to the outst^anding support of
Coach Dave Rinker and also of
Coach Witek, the girls have had
an overall good season.
The girls have gone through
immense training such as morn
ing swims and afternoon runs.
The tough training prepared the
girls for a meet at N.C. State
University, the Southern In-
Skiing Classes Offered
By Leca Chapman
Beginning January 6th and
lasting thnmgh January 11th
students from Brevard College
will have a chance to go skiing
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and earn an activity credity in
the process. Dean and Mrs. Scar
borough will take a group of
students into three areas for a
week of fun, sun, and snow. Op
tion one is for the recreational
skier and involves no class work.
Therefore, no credits are given.
Option two is for the beginning
skier. Skiing lessons will be
given from an hour to an hour and
a half each day. At the end of the
week students will be given a
written test and also a skills test
to determine the grade earned for
this course. Option three is called
Multi Mountain. This activity is
advanced skiers and consists
of three days of instruction a1 Ap
palachian Ski Mountain and two
days at either Sugar or Beech
Mountain Ski Resorts. There will
also be written and skills ex
aminations to determine if credit
is earned for the course.
Both option two and option three
will count as an one-hour ac
tivities course if a high enough
grade is earned.
Winning Ways
On October 27, the Brevard Col
lege cross country team defeated
the University of Tennessee JV’s
by a score of 20-43 and the Univer
sity of North Carolina at
Charlotte 19-44 for its 47th and
48th consecutive victories. The
team has not lost a dual or
triangular meet since 1977.
Brevard put together another
fine team effort as only 21
seconds separated the top five
runners. The Roadrunners were
led by Glenn Roach who finished
3rd with a time of 25:04. Roach
was followed closely by team-
mates Patrick O'Grady, who
finished 5th with a time of 25:14;
Charlie Purser, who finished 6lh
with a time of 25:16; Henning
Brandt, who finished 7th with a
time of 25:22; Winston Brown,
who finished 8th with a time of
25:25; Rodney Curry, who finish
ed 9th with a time of 25:36; and
David Coulter, who finished nth
with a time of 25:50. Theseseven
men will represent the Roadrun
ners in the National Champion
ships in Twin Falls, Idaho, on
November 10.
Brevard College is currently
ranked number one in the junior
college cross country rankings.
dependent Championships and a
Dual Meet at Western Carolina as
well as several road races.
Although small in numbers, BC
Women’s Cross Country team is
an active and effective part of the
athletic department.
The following puzzle was submit
ted by B.C. French instructor
Ethel LeStrange, Answers will
appear in the next issue of The
Clarion.
ACROSS
I. Fine Dept, at B.C.
5. Tar Heel enemy
10. Gather into loops
II. Represented by symbols
12. 10/12/84 to 10/14/84 at B.C.
14. Spielburg success
15. What we do in A.G. Myers
Hall
16. Summer in Paris
17. Likely
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19. Wee amounts
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23. Admiration
24. Support Group
26. 12/13/84 to 12/18/84 at B.C.
29. Sing with a vibratory effect
30. Mr. Hoffer
31. Affirmatives
32. What “I ” threw up on 12/24
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1. Pain
2. Cheer for the Tornados
3. Prof, Murray
4. What a B.C. student does in
Beam
5. Robert Burns for one
6. B.C. student Nassif
7. Good-byes
8. Revival meeting places
9. Borders
13. Type of scan
17. Good-looking guy
18. Bends
19. Covered with clusters of cut
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20. A.blaze
21. Female sheep
23.“—well”
24. French friends
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