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GUILFORD COLLEGE SOCCER
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Guilford College Soccer
BY JOHNNY MOORE
GUILFORD COLLEGE
SPORTS INFORMATION BUREAU
"We're going to be young
and inexperienced from a
collegiate standpoint," pro
jected Guilford College soccer
coach Ray Alley, "but we will
be deeper in talent and have
more and better soccer players
than we've ever had."
The words of a very talented
soccer coach, who in his first
year at Guilford guided the
Quakers to the Carolinas Con
ference Championship and a
7 5 record.
1976 will be a new year for
Quaker soccer and according
to coach Alley's plan the
Quakers are only two years
away from qualifying for the
NAIA National playoffs, if they
don't do it this year.
The Quakers return 12 letter
Cross-Country Team Exists!
BY DAVID JEWETT
In case you do not know it,
a cross country team has been
organized at Guilford College
this semester and is still wel
coming anyone who might care
to join. The coach of the team
is Carey Anderson, who is the
director of Computer Services
and whose office is in the base
ment of New Garden Hall.
Last spring Carey sent out
approximately 150 letters to
students who he thought had
even the remotest interest in
distance running, asking them
to come out for the team; but
the reply was very minimal. So
at this moment it's debatable
whether or not Guilford can
even run in cross country meets
because they simply do not
have at least five people run
ning in a meet, and the Guilford
team has perhaps four people
that show up for practice on a
regular basis. So Carey would
welcome any new faces on the
team whether you're an
National Hunting 8 Fishing Dan
men from last year and four of
them were All-Carolinas
Conference selections. Leading
the returners will be seniors,
David Scott and Paul
Chapman, along with sopho
mores Barry Domow and Mark
Cubberley. Mike Sanford is the
only other senior on the squad
giving the Quakers only three
seniors, and only two juniors,
a very young team.
Leading the newcomers will
be University of North Carolina
transfer Bobby Propster, who
was an All American at Chapel
I Hill High School and started
his freshman year at Carolina.
"There will probably be five
or six freshman starting this
year, and a freshman at every
backup position," stated Alley.
Sixteen freshman came to
accomplished runner or not
Cross country races cover
exactly five miles, and this is of
course the only event held in
a cross country meet. If you're
more interested in the variety
of track or in running a shorter
distance than 5 miles it would
still be a good idea to run on
this team for two reasons: first,
it would get you in shape for
the track season next spring;
and second, it would indicate
to the school that there is an
interest in running. This is
important because if Guilford
students don't show any
interest in a track team there
won't be one. The school isn't
about to allot money to an
organization that has absolutely
no student participation. The
only reason there's a cross
country team is because no
equipment is needed, and
therefore very little money is
required for the whole
program. Track is different
because money is needed to
Intramural
Soccer
i
Join a soccer team and play
'either Wednesday (guys) or
Thursday (women). See Gibb
Furguson in Milner 146 for
more information or just come
on out at the designated
playing times. You can play
either male, female, or coed
league. (
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The Guilfordian
the squad this season and lead
ing those sixteen will be five
high school all-staters. Richard
Wall, All-Stater from Connect
icut, Don Hemrick from
Michigan, Bobby Lloyd from
New Jersey, Bill Johnson from
Tennessee and James Stevens
from Tennessee.
"We should have a strong
offense and we should be very
strong in the goal, as we have
three good goal keepers,"
commented Alley. Yvon
Brumache, was first team All-
Nassau County in New York,
Bob Sanquinetti, was All-
Mercer in Trenton, New Jersey
and Bill Johnson.
"Our schedule is stronger
this year than ever before,"
stated Alley, "We play Duke,
N.C. State, Davidson and
buy equipment for the various
events. If enough people
showed" interest the school
might even improve the track
around the football field, which
is in pretty horrendous
condition.
So if you are interested
please come out and run
because it's more fun with
more people. Everyone gets
to run in the meets, and
there's no pressure to produce
a great time. The team is for
both men and women. Just
run at your own pace and try
to improve; that is all that is
asked. Practices are held
weekday afternoons at 4:45
and on Saturday mornings.
The first meet will be this
Wednesday, September 22,
against the University of South
Carolina at Saprtanburg, and
will be held in Spartanburg.
We are an equal opportunity
team and will allow anyone to
join so come on out.
Tennis Round II
Round 11, Wednesday, Sept. 22
M2l Winner of M 1 (Anderson-Tornell V. Winner Gross-Bishop) 12:30 C 1
22 Billy Stanton (M 137) v. Winner M Lynch-Dam 12:30 C 2
23 Winner of M 4 Parker-Jones v. Winner M 5 Bergen-Lambeth) 12:30 C 3
24 Danny Pollock (Bry D 113) v. Winner M 6 (McLeod-Higgenb.) 12:30 C 4
25 Doug Woodward (M 329) v. Win. M 7 (Richardson-Sheilds) 12:30 C 5
26 Winner M 8 (Getsinger-Young) v. Winner M 9 (Reynolds-Gilman) 1:45 C 2
27 Winner MlO (Spokely-Parry) v. Steve Wells (Mil. 245) 1:45 C 2
28 Winner Mll (Pitts or Hobbs) v. Winner Ml 2 (Moore-Bowen) 1:45 C 3
29 David Scott (Eng.2s) v. Winner Ml 3 (Fayen-Colton) 1:34 C 4
V 30! Warren Kozak (M 249) v. Winner Ml 4 (KonaslHelsabeck) 1:45 C 5
r 31 Robert Johnson (M2o4)v. Winner Ml 5 (Croton-Haywatt) 5:30 C 1
3 32 Rick Fonde(M347) v. Winner Ml 6 (Bell-Oliver) 5:30 C 2
I* 33 Barry Hussey (M 144) v. Winner Ml 7 (Swaim-Eder) 5:30 C 3
3 Wl Dan Young (Hobbs) v. Winner M.A. (Sloan-Paul) 5:30 C 4
WJ Dorine DevinslHobbs) v. Winner WB (Henderson-Froelicher) 5:30 C 5
34 Jay Plaisted (M 204) v. Winner MlB (Chauvigne-Ambler) 6:45 C 3
' 35 Steven Hicks (337) v. Winner Ml 9 (Newkirk-Johnson) 6:45 C 4
I 36 Dalton Myers (Bry.Dll)v. Winner M2O (Barrat-Pity) 6:45 C 5
Deadline Round 11, Monday 28,12:00
Losers of Round I and II sign up for consolation, and notify opponents
Washington and Lee as non
conference opponents, along
with a northern trip where we
will play Villanova, Trenton
State, New York Tech and
Towson State."
"The key to a successful
season will be how fast we
come together as a team."
commented the Quaker head
coach. "Our immediate goal
is to be competitive for the
NAIA District 26 champion
ships, our two-year goal is to
qualify for the NAIA National.
This freshman class is a big
step in that direction."
GUILFORD COLLEGE
SOCCER SCHEDULE
Guilford 6, Davidson 0
Guilford 3, Duke 2 (Double Overtime)
September
Greensboro College
N. C. State
Lenoir Rhyne
Washington and Lee
Elon College
Catawba College
Villanova
Trenton State
New York Tech
Towson State
Atlantic Christian
Lenoir Rhyne
Pfeiffer
High Point
UNC-Greensboro
NAIA District 26
22, Wednesday
28, Tuesday
30, Thursday
October
1, Friday
7, Thursday
9, Saturday
11, Monday
13, Wednesday
15, Friday
17, Sunday
19, Tuesday
20, Wednesday
23, Saturday
26, Tuesday
29, Friday
November 4-7
Intramural Kickball
Intramurals for women has
something new this year
KICKBALL. Play gets under -
way Tuesday with six teams
participating. Games will be
played at Dana field Monday
through Thursday during the
September 21,1976
Intramural
Council
If you are interested in or
have ideas to help the Intra
mural program, please come
to the Intramural Council
meetings on Wed. mornings
at 10:00. These are open
meetings.
The last Intramural Council
members have been chosen
the exception of a female day
student representative. Any
one who is interested in this
position, please contact Mrs.
Clark in the gym.
Intramural
Champ T-shirts
Be able to tell the champs
at a glance. All champions
in each intramural sport will
win scarlet T-shirts.
3:30 p.m. Home
3:30 p.m. Home
3:30 p.m. Home
3:30 p.m. Home
3:30 p.m. Home
10:30 a.m. Home
2:30 p.m. Away
2:30 p.m. Away
2:30 p.m. Away
2:00 p.m. Away
3:30 p.m. Home
4:00 p.m. Away
2:00 p.m. Away
7:30 p.m. Away
3:30 p.m. Away
Playoffs A
afternoon.
If you didn't sign up to play,
come on out anyway for your
unit's games. Day students
may play with any dorm team
in this sport.
TENNIS
In intramural tennis, rain
halted the first round of
singles so the deadline was
extended to 7:00 Monday
night. The second round is
scheduled for this Wed. Even
if it rains, play your match
vefore the deadline date
(Sept. 27). If you have a
conflict see your opponent to
reschedule your match.
Schedules for tennis
doubles are to be out Wed.
Pick up a copy in the gym or
in Founders.
Before each match, players
are reminded to go to the
recreation room in the base
ment of Founders to obtain
tennis balls. To do so, you
must bring your I.D.