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Tiny Queenie Torrence goes up to shoot over o much taller UNC Jayvee defender. Lady Braves (from left)
Georgia Ross, Deborah Brown and Donna Hudson v^atch closely. Photo by Jeanne Kelley.
Late Free Throw By Durham Ices
Thriller Over Tarheel Jayvees
By KATHY FISHER
With a foul shot by Anita Durham in
the last seconds of the game, the Lady
Braves edged a narrow 60-58 victory
over UNC’s JV team in a fast-paced
game January 30.
Laura Brailsford led in the scoring by
netting 11 points. She was followed
by Anita Durham, Georgia Ross, and
Queenie Torrence who scored 10 points
each for the evening.
Chowan got off to a slow start and let
UNC gain a small lead. Witli eleven
minutes left in the first half, Donna
Hudson scored a lay-up that tied the
game at 16-16. A foul sent Anita
Durham to the line and put Chowan into
the lead with 17-16. Chowan never gave
up this lead and finished the first half
Johnson, Mckay Chosen
For Regional Honors
By DANIEL BENDER
Two Lady Braves were honored as
Chowan defeated Brevard to place
third in the Region Ten Volleyball Tour
nament held at Louisburg College.
Freshmen Christy Johnson of Hamp-
tonville and Jan McKay of Chesapeake,
Va. were chosen for the All-Region
team. McKay was also named to the
All-Tournament team. In the first
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Greensboro Site
Of National Play
The Greensboro Coliseum in
Greeensboro will be the site of 1979
AIAW National Basketball Champion
ship on March 23 and 25,1979, according
to Frank Weedon, associate athletic
director at North Carolina State
University.
Tickets for the championship games
may be ordered from the Greensboro
Coliseum at $20 each for the four games
for adult tickets and student books at
$12 each.
The 1979 Women’s Atlantic Coast
Conference Basketball Championship
will be hosted by NCSU on February 8
to 10, Weedon also announced.
match Chowan lost to Louisbiu'g Col
lege, 15-0, 15-1; in the second, (llhowan
won over Brevard, 15-2,15-5; and in the
last match, Chowan lost to Peace 15-12,
154.
Chowan Coach Mrs. Janet Collins
noted that this is the first time a player
from a third place team has been
selected for the All-Toumamenit team.
Mrs. Collins also observed abi)ut the
•—Brevard match, “It was a very big win
. and good team effort. ”
Chowanttie>.r«gular ..season
with a 7-17 record.
McKay led the Lady Braves in four
categories. She scored excellent or
good on 87 percent of her passes, 94 per
cent of her sets, 93 percent of heir dinks
and 84 percent of her serves. Johnson
scored excellent or good on 92 percent
of her drives to lead in that section.
McKay and Johnson tied as team
leader in sets with 92 percent and
defense with 80 percent.
Other leaders from the Lady Braves
are Susan Whalen 88 percent in spikes,
and Whalen and McKay 84 percent in
serves and Georgia Ross 83 percent in
blocks. Erin Spencer led in saves with
12, followed by McKay with 11.
In additon to those mentioned, Shema
Payne and Donna Hudson lettered.
Others seeing action were Mary Jane
Parrish and Brenda Harrison.
Anita Durham starts a drive for the hoop despite close guarding by two of
UNO's six-foot front-liners. Photo by Jeanne Kelley.
with a six point spread over UNC with a
score of 34-28.
UNC scored the first basket of the
second half. Then good defensive
playing kept both teams from scoring
for an eight minute period.
With eleven minutes left to play UNC
started a comeback and tied the game
at 34-34.
Cho\yan regained its lead and at one
time expanded it to eight points. In the
last four minutes of play there was a
flurry of baskets by both teams that
ended with Chowan winning by two
points.
Mary Reilly scored eight points for
the Lady Braves, Donna Hudson and
Debra Brown netted five each, and
Wilhemina Wilson made one point.
Braves Lose on Road.
FERRUM, Va.—Ferrum College
limited visiting Chowan College to only
27 second-half points and handed the
Braves their second basketball setback
in sever games 79-63 here Thursday
Dec. 7.
The Braves who.hit only 26 of 75 shots
from tlie floor for the evening, were led
by sophomore forward William Bogues
of Camden who netted for 10 points.
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Queenie Torrence gets off another jumper against UNC. Georgia Ross (43) gets ready to block out the visitors'
number 24 as Laura Brailsford moves in for a possible rebound. Photo by Reza Mobarhan Mahallaty.
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