6 WCC CAMPUS VOICE-NOVEMBER 20, 1991
Team has 5-5 season
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Volleyball teas aenbers show off forn in their first gaae of
the season: (1 to r) Tony yoodall, Michelle (Merton (hidden),
Scott Caapbell (2), Frankie Dixon, Shawn Millard (3), and
Cindy Radford (6). PHOTO: RON y»E
Bison basketball underway
by KEVIN GURLEY
The Bison basketball
season got underway on
Tuesday, September 12,
during an organiza
tional meeting held in
the North Campus
Student Union at 7:00
p.m.
The Bisons, two-time
defending state
champions, have a
couple of key players
returning from last
year''s team that went
21-9 for the season,
according to Coach
Char 1es Br i t ton.
SGA buys bus
Britton attributes
that record to the
players' hard work and
de term i nat i on.
Overall the team is
looking for a return to
excellence under the
same coaching staff as
before.
Desp i te a smal1
turnout for the first
basketball meeting.
Coach Britton hoped
that attendance would
increase during the
first week of tryouts
which ended on Tuesday,
October 15.
The 1991-92 Bisons
include forwards Zach
Kindlesparker, Tim
Hines, Derrick k/'ick,
Kelvin Reed, Reggie
Lewis; guards Rudy
King, Tim Holden, Kevin
Gurley, Marcus Smith;
and center Kenneth
Hami1 ton .
Char 1es Br i t ton
coaches the team with
the assistance of
Jimmy Lewis and Jeff
Sm i th, ass i stan t
coaches, and Julie
Sugg, statistician.
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The SGA bus, a 1987 Ford National Nith a capacity of 19-plus
passengers, purchased for S18,500 this quarter, is being used
for S8A and athletic activities. PHOTO: KB/IN GUILEY
By RONALD LANE
k^'ol 1 eybal 1 , in its
third year at WCC, held
i ts own i n a 5-5
season, placing fifth
of ten teams during an
Inter-collegiate Con
ference at Lenoir
Community College.
The team consists
of the follc«Ajing 12
players: Tonya Boyette,
Scott Campbell, Frankie
Dixon, Ronnie Flanagan,
Larry Jackson Jr.,
Robert Jones, Shawn
Millard, Jeff Mozingo,
Ricky Offield, Michelle
Overton, Cindy Radford,
and Tony Woodall (the
only returning player).
Beth Jones, Student
Activities Coordinator,
serves as coach with
the assistance of
Martin "Luther" Evans
and score keeper Melody
Mor t i n i t i .
Wavne vs. Carteret
In an upset Wayne
lost 2 sets to 1
against Carteret in the
first game of the
season; the scores were
12-15, 15-12, and 14-
16.
Wayne vs. Bladen
In the opening set
Balden won 16-18, but
Wayne triumphed 15-1
and 15-2 In the second
and third sets.
Wayne vs. Sandhills
In the first and
second sets of the
match, Sandhills took
the game with scores
of 15-6, and 16-5.
Wayne vs. Coastal
Coastal takes the
match by winning the
first two sets 15-12,
and 15-B.
Wayne vs. Lenoir
In the second match
Wayne is defeated 15-1,
and 15-9 in the first
two sets.
Wayne vs. Pitt
By takIng 2 of the 3
sets during the match,
Wayne won 8-15, 15—10,
15-7.
iJayne VS. Edoecombe
Wayne takes the
second match of the day
15-1 and 15-5 during
the first and second
se ts.
Uayne vs. Brunswick
During this rematch
WCC defeats Brunswick
for the second time 15-
13 and 15-12.
iJayne VS. Cape Fp^r
Wayne Is defeated by
Cape Fear In the final
game of the season 13—
15 and 11-15.
Uavne vs. Brunswirk
In the first two
sets Wayne took its
opponents 15-1, and 15-
10 to win the day.