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THE CLARION
Tuesday, September 19,1978
New soccer coach, Don Scarborough, greets Brevard.
Team Best Ever
Cross Country:
Hopes Good
Under the reins of head cross-
New Soccer Coach Don
Scarborough smiles when he
mentions Brevard’s chances of
winning the coveted Region X
title this year. But he admits that
it will be a struggle.
Returning players for the
Tornadoes include; sweeper
Steve Stewart and center mid
fielder Steve Schneider. These
two players should provide much
needed leadership for the Tor
nados since they are the co
captains for this year’s team.
Scarborough also mentioned the
improvement of play from
defenseman John McHugh and
Goalkeeper Paul Moseley.
Freshmen players expected to
contribute to Brevard this year
include: Andy Dickinson, Mario
Muniz, Hassan Regjmand and
David Collins.
Coach Scarborough is looking
forward to this season. He said,
“This years team, barring in
juries should be the best ever in
Team Best
Steve Schneider scored two
goals while John McHugh and
Andy Dickinson each added one
to lead Brevard to a 4-0 victory
over Presbyterian Tuesday af
ternoon in Clinton, S. C. This was
Coach Don Scarboroughs first
collegiate win since coming to
Brevard.
Brevard outshot Presbyterian
26-20 in the match which put the
Brevard at 1-0 while the Blue
Pon Scarboroughs
Foresees
Good Season
By Tim McGuire
This year at Brevard, we would
like to welcome a new member to
our faculty and coaching staff as
well. His name is Don Scar
borough, 29 years of age and a
native of nearby Asheville. Coach
Scarborough comes to us from
Asheville Country Day School
where he was Soccer & Men and
Women’s Basketball Coach for
eight years. While at Asheville
Country Day, his soccer teams
complied 125 wins, 52 losses and
11 ties. As Women’s Basketball
Coach he lead the team to the
Carolina Athletic Association
regular season and tournament
championship.
Scarborough is a graduate of
the University of North Carolina
at Asheville where he received as
B.A. Degree in education. He also
played Varsity Soccer for the
Bulldogs and played for an
amateur team in Asheville.
Noted more for his coaching that
his playing ability. Coach
Scarborough has taken teams to
compete in England, Poland and
West Germany from the
Asheville area. This past sum
mer, Scarborough took a team to
West Germany. Next summer he
expects to be directing a Soccer
camp in England for Volvo, a
well known automobile
manufacturer in Europe.
Scarborough is a licensed
coach with the United States
Soccer Federation and the
National Intercollegiate Soccer
Officials Association. He
currently serves as President of
the Western North Carolina
Soccer Officials Association.
Some of Coach Scarborough’s
other personal interests include
cars, music and dancing.
Aside from being Head Soccer
Coach here at Brevard, Scar
borough’s responsibilities also
include Head Coach for Women’s
Basketball and in the area of
student affairs, he is also the
resident tutor in Green Dor
mitory.
Study Tips
In a lecture hall, the best place
to sit is in the middle, towards the
front, where you can see and hear
easily. Believe it or not, those
who sit in this position usually do
better than those who sit in the
back.
Harry Maddox
HOWTO STUDY.
Fawcett Books
Never write a note until you
have finished reading a full
paragraph or a headed section.
This procedure will preclude
your grabbing at everything that
looks important at first glance.
Walter Pauk
HOW TO STUDY
IN COLLEGE
Houghton Mifflin
country coach, Norman Witek,
the Brevard College cross
country team will be setting its
sights on a third consecutive
undefeated season.
With four sophomores who ran
in last year’s national meet
returning, and the recruiting of
four fine freshman, Brevard has
the combination for a successful
team. Brevard will probably be
led by sophomore Tim Black,
who finished I7th at the National
meet with All-American honors.
Those sophomores with national
experience are Greg Boyd, David
Skiba and John Traynor. The
other sophomores who will make
the team stronger are Robert
Costner, Charles Fisher, Dirk
Redwine, Kent Schweikert and
Joe Sherman.
In addition to the great ex
perience of the sophomores,
Brevard will have a fine group of
incoming freshmen. There are
four freshmen who have an ex
cellent chance at making the top
seven. They are Todd Murphy,
the state 2-A champion from
Kentucky; Anthony Burke, the
state 1-A champion from
Georgia; John George, a 2nd
place finisher from Page High
School in North Carolina; and
Jeff Wentworth, an 8th place
finisher from Florida. In addition
to their fine athletic ability, these
four men also average around a
3.5 academic high school
average. Freshmen Robin Kirby,
John Little and Greg Walker
should also strengthen the overall
team.
This year’s team has the
combination of a good front
runner, sophomore experience,
and a fine group of talented
freshman, which should produce
another successful season.
Brevard Wins
Brevard College took five of the
top seven places to win a three-
way cross-country meet. The
meet was held last Monday at
Cullowhee. The other schools
participating were Western
Carolina and King College.
John George of Brevard was
individual winner over the 5 mile
course with a time of 27:38. All
American Tim Black finished
second with a time of 27:39.
The pool will be closed during
all major campus events and
all home basketball games.
Pool Hours
Mon. 3:00-5:30
Tues. 3:30-5:30, 6:30-8:30
Wed. 3:00-5:30
Thurs. 6:30-8:30
Fri. 3:00-5:30
Brevard historv.”
Hose fell to 0-2.
DATE
Sept. 9, Saturday
Sept. 12, Tuesday
Sept. 16, Saturday
Sept. 19, Tuesday
Sept. 23, Saturday
Sept. 26, Tuesday
Sept. 29, Friday
Oct. 3, Tuesday
Oct. 7, Saturday
Oct. 10, Tuesday
Oct. 14, Saturday
Oct. 26, Thursday
Oct. 28, Saturday
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Abraham Baldwin Ag. College
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DeKalb C. C. - Central
Oxford College
Baptist College
(Parent’s Weekend)
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Sat. 1:30-3:30
Sun. 1:30-4:00,6:30-8:00
CAMPUS CALENDAR
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19
6 - 8 p.m. Art Series - Alechinsky, Mark Tobey, Artist - Library
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
1 - 6p.m. Bloodmobile, Boshamer Gymnasium
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
8:30 -11 a.m. Admissions College Day Program, Student Union,
Both Floors
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
2:30p.m. Faculty Meeting, McLarty-Goodson 118
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
5:30p.m., Phi Theta Kappa, Rutherford Room
7 - 8 p.m., Spanish Club, Library Seminar
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
9 p.m., Student Government Association, MG118
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
10 a.m., Carole Sunday, Folksinger, Dunham
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29'
Last Day To Drop Class Without Penalty