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both student and faculty participation
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BY JOHNNY CRAIG I
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school level aren't Just for the advanced
and highly-skilled (
student/athletes any more?at least |
not at West Brunswick. <
More and more students ore t
becoming involved in the newly- [
formed Intramural Sports Program p
at West Brunswick which lias been ti
lncor|xirated into the school's total
educational picture s
Organized and founded by coaches p
Itonide Champion and Greg Norrls, 0
IntramuraLs participation at West p
Brunswick has increased by over 100 p
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The recreational program is coi
lucted primarily during the tw
unch periods but offers free play fc
itudents before school as well.
"We have about 130 students fror
ach lunch period involved in Ir
ramurals. This makes up about 2
ercent of the school enrollment pai
icipating," said Champion.
West Brunswick is one of fe\
chooLs in the state that offers such i
rogram during school hours and th
nly school in this area (Wilson Cour
f being the closest) with such at
vitics.
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ilrnmurnl program, under the dlrei
mplon. turn nearly 130 student* pai
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n a partlrular activity. The progra
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vlduals on two levels?beginner and adWatts
and Jay Cheers (at left) await a
intents.
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nual convention of the North Carolina
o Association of Health, Physical
ir Education, Recreation and Dance
(NCAHPERD) in Greensboro and
n received much interest from other
i- educators.
5 "At the convention we gave an
overview of the program telling how
and why it was formed and its imporv
tance. We also gave a slide presentaa
tion which showed West Brunswick
e Intramurals in action," continued
i- Champion.
"A member of the UNCGrcensboro
facility who was attending
the convention got 15 of our Intramural
handbooks to use as an aid
In teaching a class on the subject. It
was even mentioned that the UNC-G
class may consider a field trip to
West Brunswick to observe our proj
gram."
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The Intramural program at West
Bruaswick not only involves student
. . participation in sports but on the administration
level as well.
This year the school faculty began
participating in the program for the
first time and has helped develop a
better rapport with students.
While Champion and Morris serve
as directors, a staff advisory council
is comprised of assistant principal
Maliston Stanley, Nancy Turner,
Harold Johnson and William
Cockrell.
Tljcrc is also an executive council
which Includes one boy and one girl
from each grade. These elected
>t students assist in organization,
P" reviewing rules, eligibility and
f* evacuation.
A 32-memher sdvisnrv rnuneil
comprised erf one student from each
homeroom class works as a liaison to
the executive council arid helps make
recommendations und promotes the
events by providing information to
students.
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I^jj The program is divided into three
?m phases-Individual participation,
team participation and special acIT
tivlties.
L Individual activities Include handl
hall. tennLs, ping pong, badminton,
B horseshoes, checkers, chess, foursquare,
darts, archery and golf.
Team sports Include soccer,
! volleyball, basketball, team
e dodgeball, flag football, speedball
iand team handball
Special activities enable students
to check out certain equipment for
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free play and also includes dances,
exhibitions.
A possible surfing contest and camping
trips are also being considered
according to Champion.
Individuals and teams are awarded
t-shirts for winning championships
in different activities. Also individuals
and homeroom classes that
accumulate the most points at the
end of the year are honored with
awards.
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"We feel that sports are not only
beneficial to athletes but for
everyone," said Champion. "We
believe that Intramurals are important
in that it provides all students
with a chance of recreation and
friendly competition.
"The program emphasizes having
fun and Darticinatinv in lifetime ne
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tivities," Champion added.
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something to do with their free tim<
During lunch in past years the kid;
after eating, just sat around an
some got into trouble. Now th
students are given a break from clas
and can go and have some fun afte
lunch," said Champion.
The West Brunswick Intramur;
program has drawn praise from
number of administrators outside th
school including assistant count
schools superintendent Ed Lemo
and county physical education an
athletic supervisor Nelson Best.
"Intramurals have really aided i
creating a positive environment fc
students' free time during lunc
periods," said West Brunswick prii
cipal David Corley.
"It has given students meaningfi
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ne of a number of activities in the West
ramural program which is in its second
iswick
activities, stimulated healthy coms
petition ana provided a place lor nonvarsity
athletes to gain recognition.
5, "The program has also given
d students and faculty time to have fun
e together, been a motivation for adis
vanced physical education and pror
vided time for students not taking
physical education to get some
physical activity," said Corley.
il Champion and Norris both plan to
a continue to expand the Intramural
e program and hope to get even more
y students involved,
n "A lot of schools showed interest in
d such a program at the NCAHPERD
convention but felt it was not worth
n the time and effort to get it started,"
ir said Champion.
h "It has been a lot of work but we all
i- feel that what has resulted from Intramurals
here at West Brunswick
il has been well worth it"
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