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THE LANCE
November 3, 1988
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31 Students Named
All- Academic
Communications
The women’s basketball all- academic
team members were: Loma Biagoli from
Baldwin, N.Y.; and Deborah Ayers from
Cameron, N.C.
Softball players selected were: Tonya
Olson from Alpharetta, Ga.; Deidre Norris
from Valley Stream, N.Y.; and Donilee
Alexander from Waynsboro, Va.
Equestrian team members selected as
all-academic were: Cindy Adams
Newburg, N.C.; Cathleen Caridakis from
Fairfax, Va.; Melinda Denny from
Decatur, Ga.; Kelly Faunt from Leesburg,
Fla.; Heather Moncrief from Kaneohe,
Hawaii; Malinda Powers from Advance,
N.C.; Chrissie Sabia from Lakeland, Fla.;
Richard Sneed from Fayetteville, N.C.;
Beth White from Westminster, Md.; Pam
Whitfield from Winston-Salem, N.C.; and
Amy Wright from Simpsonville, S.C.
St. Andrews has 31 members of the
Dixie Conference All-Academic Team for
the 1987-88 school year.
To qualify, a student must earn at least a
“B” average each semester of the aca
demic year, and participate in a varsity
sport at the school. The volleyball all
academic team members were; Margaret
Fuller from Atlanta, Ga.; Lori Stroud from
Wilmington, N.C.; Diana Jones from
Townson, Mdi; and Kristin Mosher from
Lawrenceville, GA.
The baseball players selected included:
Kent Smith from Saskatchewan, Canada;
Jim Isenhart from Dallas Center, Iowa;
Troy Plummer from Des Moines, Iowa:
and Jon Reneslacis from Kitzijiiller, Md.
Basketball all-academic members were:
David Simons from Mt. Pleasant, Mich.;
Eric Shelton from Durham, N.C.; and
Barry Johnson from Lansine Mich.
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Kristi Kluegal was named Conference Player
of the Year. Along with Kristin Mosher,
Kluegal was also honored as All- Conference
performers.
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Wendell Staton. Dave Auman and Eric Eubank are out front in meet against Pfeiffer. Eric Eubank was named All-District last
weekend for his 5th place finish in the District Championship.
1st Annual
Bowling
Toumament
Joy Camp
The first annual St. Andrews Bowling
Toumament was successful. Randy andthe
Turkeys two game totals outscored the
Brooklyn Sides by 34 points.
Randy and the Turkeys received five T-
shirts from Schilling’s Auto Brokers, and
five pizzas courtesy of Nic’s Pizza &
Chicken, for their first place finish. The
Brooklyn Sides were also generously
rewarded with five of Nic’s pizzas.
Other honors from the toumament
include: Highest 2-game score: Jock
Wheeler 2nd Highest 2-game score:
George Gurley Highest Female 2-game
score: Janet Schilling Most Improved
Male: Mike Gerlach Most Improved
Female: Joy Camp
Director of the Toumament, Joy Camp
commented upon the tournaments success.
“ The toumament was real success. It
was nice to see the faculty/staff members
and the students involved in an activity
together. They really enjoyed it too. We
had a great time. Hopefully, we’ll have
another toumament soon.”