Tliejij’endujgra r Pag^e loccer team ties Catawba as conference co-champions By E.B. Addison Staff Writer on’s soccer team, which year won its first playoff es ever, ranks as Carolinas ference co-champions g into this year’s District 26 offs. IVe are conference co- mpions, because Catawba ■ated Pembroke to tie us,” Elon coach Steve Ballar- f Catawba had lost, we 'lid have been the cham ps of our conference.” lion’s next home game will be today against East Carolina University at 3:30 p.m. on the Bakatsias field. This past weekend Elon travelled to the NAIA Tourna ment at Berry College in Georgia. On Friday, the Fightin’ Christian’s played Bel Haven. Going into the game, Bel Haven was ranked 10th in the country, but Elon took a 1-0 victory over them. Elon had 18 shots on goal, six corner kicks, and 11 saves by their goalie Joe Bartlinski. The only goal was scored by Elon’s Paul Lawson, with an assist from Joe Nepay. Bel Haven had 13 shots on goal, three corner kicks, and 11 saves by their goalie. On Saturday Elon played Huntsville, a college in Alaba ma. Huntsville had a 7-0 victory over Elon. Ballard said, “We ran out of gas for this game.” Elon had 10 shots on goal, no corner kicks, and seven saves by Bartlinski. Huntsville’s Louis Isima scored five of the seven goals, and Jim Rennie and Emma nuel Awaitan scored one goal a piece. After the weekend, the LACROSSE VICTORY: Elon romped over East Carolina liversity in a game last Wednesday. leptiles smash ECU, hd fall practices By Seth B. Pomeroy Staff Writer he Elon College Reptiles ended six weeks of fall practices last lednesday with a victory against the East Carolina University irates. |The Pirates could only manage to stay with the Reptiles until le end of the first quarter, when Elon led 5-2. After that, the Miles exploded with a barrage of goals that brought their «d to 13-2 after the first half and 15-2 after the third quarter, he final score was 17-3. The Pirates took only 15 shots on goalie Ken Markosky in the rst half and 12 shots on goalie Chris Bell the second half Elon’s strength came from freshman Bell, Mike Sher, Mark ond. Bill Frazier, Clifton Rhea and Frank Mooney and veter- ns J.D. Stewart, Pete Carlson, Sean Haus, Mel Stowers, Mike tork, Harry Watson, John Royals and Markosky. Through the fall season, in which the team practiced three Hies a week, coach George Taylor worked to fuse these two lements to make a squad which would work well together and tove to materialize on given opportunities. The team plays about a 12-game schedule which commences ith a March 1 scrimmage with Pfeiffer. The team hopes to nprove on its 1984 spring season record of 5-7. Junior midfiel- er Mike Stork added, “We have a lot to look forward to from the 'coming freshmen, and we should have a more nhysically trong team this year.” . ~ Christians came home to play Wingate College last Monday. The 4-0 victory for Elon, put confidence back into their game. Elon had 31 shots on goal and 15 corner kicks. Bartlinski made four scores in the first half and substitute goalie Kip Rackley had one save in the second half Goals for Elon were scored by Andy Schaefer, Lawson with an assist by Anthony Sher wood, Blake Kennedy and Mar cel Miller with an assist by Ricardo Mattis. Wingate’s statistics were five shots on goal, two corner kicks, and 12 saves by their goalie. Elon defeated Pembroke on Oct. 3,6-0. Lawson scored three goals, as Sean Flanagan, Sher wood, and Schaefer each scored a goal' a piece in the Pembroke game.. Elon also downed Guilford College, 3-1, on Oct. 9. For the game, Elon had 15 shots on goal, six corner kicks, and seven saves by Bartlinski. Lawson scored two goals, and Mattis scored one goal. Guilford College had 11 shots on goal, two corner kicks, and seven saves by their goalie. Guilford’s Charles Lomax scored their only goal. Pendulum Classified Advertising Do you have a car, bicycle, textbooks or clothes to sell? Do you offer babysitting service, yard work or machine repairs? Do you want to wish someone a happy birthday or anniversary or to commemo rate some other special occasion? If you have any kind of brief message to communicate to the Elon College community, a classified ad in The Pendu lum would be the ideal way to do it. A classified is less trouble than putting up handbills, and it reaches thousands of people for a little money. 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