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Ron Ricci, IM Publicity, 052-11 53
Volume 3, Number 5
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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Soccer Is a popular women's sport
... it is one of 14 point system activities
First time in six years .
Women's point system starts
For the first time in six years, the IM-Rec
office is organizing a women's point
system for competition in the All-Campus
Women's Point System Trophy. All women
on campus are encouraged to become part
of the overall point system, regardless of
where you live.
Any group that wants to compete for the
trophy must have a representative register
with the IM office in 203 Woollen. In order
to receive points toward your unit, each en
try into a particular I M activity must in
dicate the unit name as well as the team
name. This will make it easy for the IM staff
to tabulate results.
-All women's play will use two divisions
competitive and recreational. A registered
unit will receive the same number of points
regardless of the division in which it opts to
play. In general, the women's competitive
division is for the more highly skills-and
competitive-minded teams and individuals.
The recreational division is designed for
moderately skilled individuals who want to
play more for recreation than for competi
tion. " . '
While there is a limit to the number of
teams that can receive points, there is no
limit to the numer of teams that want to
participate in a particular activity. For in
stance, a unit may enter two teams in the
competitive division for volleyball. Only one
team will receive points for the point
system trophy, but the other team and
others are eligible to compete. The com
plete rules on participation are available in
the IM office.
Sororities should submit a complete list
of its members for the point system. All
other units can form teams from dorms, off
campus apartments, etc. Although, if one
floor of a residence hall is competing as a
unit, no one from that floor is eligible to
play with another unit.
For the fall, the point system activities
include: Tag Football, the IM Track and
Field Meet, Team Tennis, Volleyball, Soc
cer, and Team Badminton. For the spring,
units can compete for points in Basketball,
Team Bowling, Team Table Tennis, Softball,
Team Racquetball, Team Golf and the IM
Swim Meet '83.
Although Tag Football, Team Tennis, and
the IM Track and Field Meet have already
started or the deadline has passed for en
try, if units submit point system entries
before the sport ends retroactive points will
be awarded.
The IM office has a handout detailing the
point system. Any unit interested should
stop by as soon as possible or call Associ
ate I M Director Marty Pomerantz for more
details. Apply today! -
IMportant Dates
''I Thursday, Sept, 23 It's finally here! To-,
day on the Carmichael Fields beginning at
3:00 p.m. is the event of September
Almost Anything Goes! li. you haven't
entered as a team, then go out and watch
some wild events. This is something worth
watching.
Friday, Sept. 24 A big deadline day for
IM activities. Entries for the 1982-83 Cen
tury Club (see below under announce
ments), the Weekend Handball Tournament
and the Individual Point System for the, "IM
Athlete of the Year" close TOMORROW.
Entries must be in by 5:00 p.m. Call the IM
office for more details.
Saturday, Sept. 25 Army enters Kenan
looking for some practice against artillery
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Tuesday, Sept. 28 Organizational meet
ing for floor hockey. This fast growing UNC
sport will play in the Tin Can; it's fast,
rough and lots of fun if you remember
you're not playing for the Stanley Cup.
Team captains must attend the organiza
tional meeting in order to be eligible.
Wednesday, Sept. 29 The IM Track and
Field Meet starts at 4:00 p.m. on Fetzer
Track. Residence halls and women com
pete today... A mandatory Floor Hockey
Officials' clinic 7-10 p.m. in 304 Woollen,
contact Rob Frye in the IM office for more
details.
Thursday, Sept. 30 September closes
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Watch for more details in next week's
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Lifetime Leisure Activities Program
will sponsor a racquetball clinic for begin
ners on Monday, Oct. 4 from 6-9 p.m. in the
Fetzer observation court. The registration
deadline is Thursday, Sept. 30. Contact Rob
Frye in the IM office for more details.
The 1882-83 Century Club will close en
tries tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. Club members
choose a point goal when registering and
have until the end of the second summer
session to reach that goal by jogging,
swimming andor cycling. Each club mem
ber who reaches hisher goal will receive
the highly valued Century Club T-shirt.
Every Tuesday night is IM night at Mr.
Gatti's on Franklin Street. While you munch
on some fine pizza and drink some great
beerMr. Gatti's will show videotapes of IM
activities from the week past. Earier this
week on Tuesday, highlights from the
Ultimate Frisbee Tournament were shown.
Feel free to drop by.
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