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SPORTS
Cavalier Spotlight
By Paulette Mixon
Sophomore Becky Brown
gives her all to
sports at Mon
treat. She
played volleyball
this fall and will
play softball in
the spring.
Coach Carol Fox
states,"Becky
worked hard to
improve all as
pects ofher game
and developed
into a very reli-
able player for us All-Around Athlete
thisyear." While Becky Brown
her two sports are inactive, she to use this in future mission
Haynesville, North Carolina.
She enjoys
collecting and
riding motor
cycles, collect
ing Snoopy
stuffed ani
mals and
parafanelia,
and she is a
very talented
artist.
Her major
is church and
community
recreation
and she plans
videos the girl’s basketball
team.
Becky is a graduate of
Haynesville High School in
work. Becky says, “Whatever
path the Lord provides for me I
shall follow.”
Volleyball Wrap-Up
By Anita Bumgarner
Sports Editor
Well volleyball fans, the
Lady Cavaliers have com
pleted their season for this
school year, finishing with a
record of 7-11. This shows
major improvement over last
season’s record of 2-9. This
was the best record in many
years for women’s volleyball
at Montreat-Anderson.
Major improvement was
seen in every match this
year, with outstanding play
by Traci Haynes, Jennifer
LADY CAVALIERS UPCOMMG GAMES
SaL* Nov. I6lh away at Wairert Wilsoft - 3:(X^
Wed,. Nov, 20lh at Home vs. Virginia Intennom - 6:00pm
Fii. Nov. 22nd at Home vs. Covenant College - 7:0(^in
Sat., Nov, 23rd at Home vs. Blneficld College - 3;00om
MENS BASKETBALL UPCOMING DATES
Fri.. Nov. 22nd at Home vs. Newberry College - 8:00pm
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From a Fan’s Point of View
Parton, Carri Lucksavage,
and Heather Jamerson. All
team members played a
contributing role on the
team, with hard work put in
at practice being evident
during the matches.
Coach Carol Fox com
mented that five to six new
players will be brought in
for next season, to continue
building upon the strong
foundation laid by our Lady
Cavaliers this season. With
at least a years worth of
experience under their belts,
returning players hold great
promise for a winning sea
son in 1992, when the Lady
Cavs begin competing in the
NAIA.
Thanks Lady Cavs for a
great season and all of your
hard work and dedication.
Terrific job!
by Andrea Murrell
As a spectator of many
games last year, I found
myself really “letting down
my hair.” I enjoyed going
to watch the men’s and
women’s basketball games
because I wanted to be one
of many to show school
spirit. I enjoyed the
women’s basketball games
more because I know a few
of the girls very well.
I viewed the games dif
ferently because I knew the
players on a personal ba
sis. When you spend time
with a team player you
seem to get another way of
looking at the game.
The games are played
with eveiy amount of en
ergy that they can give and
it certainly showed in many
of the games I saw. It's not
a matter of winning or los
ing but how well the game
is played.
I’m very proud of both
women’s and men’s bas
ketball. I must say there is
never a dull moment, at
least when I’m around.
We should really sup
port these players. I’ve seen
how hard they work and I
know they would love for
us to be out there rooting
for them and showing oth
ers how proud we are to
have them play basketball.
I wish the best to both
teams. Do your best and
God will do the rest.
Men’s Basketball Victorious
By Anita Bumgarner
Sports Editor
Our Montreat-Anderson
Cavaliers men’s basketball
team opened their season
with an exciting 121-112
victory over Guilford Tech
on November 5th. Anticipa
tion filled the air as the game
began which was to be very
close throughout. Slam
dunks dominated the first
half and brought the huge
crowd to their feet. At the
half, Guilford Tech led 55-
50, courtesy of a three-point
shot with two seconds left
on the clock.
The remainder of the
game saw the score go back
andforthbetween the teams,
with hardly more than a one
point difference. Our guys
pulled ahead to stay with 5
minutes 42 seconds remain
ing in the game, opening up
a six point lead, 95-89.
However, a rare four point
play by Guilford Tech
brought them within five at
108-103. But, the Cavaliers
then kicked it into high gear
and went on to a 121-112
victory.
Outstanding offensive
play was seen by all the
members. Leading scorers
were: Steve Holley-27
points; Rodney Scptt-20
points; Derrick Hicks-19
points; Audie Hicks-19
points; Brian Harmon-18
points.
Our Cavaliers look to
have a terrific season in front
of them, so let’s keep up the
fan support! Way to go
guys!!!