Rocky Mount, N.C.
VOL. 16, NO. 7
^^Wesleyan^s Student Voice Since 1984^^
FRIDAY, APRIL 13,2001
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Bishop basketball
players reap honors
KEITH SUDLER WINS DIXIE CO-ROOKIE OF THE YEAR.
By SHANNON ST.GEORGE
Although both the men’s and
women’s basketball teams suf
fered disappointing season end
ings, they have received many
post season honors.
Junior Misty Cameal (Bum-
pass, Va.) was named Dixie Con
ference Player of the Year and
First Team All-Dixie Conference
for the second consecutive year.
Despite the Lady Bishops fifth
place finish Cameal lead the con
ference in scoring 19 ppg (495
total), was second in free throws
(100-129; .775 percent) and was
third in steals with 2.31 ppg (60
total).
Cameal also ranked in the top
10 in assists and blocked shots
and ranked among the top 15 in
field goal percentage. Cameal was
named Dixie Conference Player
of the Week four times this sea
son.
On the men’s side, the Bish
ops placed three players on the
Dixie Conference All-Conference
Teams. Wesleyan finished the
Civic Gallery exhibition solicits
mail art based on story of Noah
Lest we forget. Rocky Mount,
Princeville, Tarboro, and their
surrounding communities expe
rienced devastating flooding from
Hurricane Floyd in 1999. Clean
up, resettling, and rebuilding will
continue for years to come.
Memories of fear, loss, and dis
placement are allayed by recall
ing the good will, charity, and
mutual compassion of neighbors
and strangers helping one another
during this challenging time.
Every year the Civic Gallery
in the Dunn Center of N.C.
Wesleyan College hosts an art
exhibition celebrating Martin
Luther King’s Birthday with the
MLK Commission of Rocky
Mount. This year in the spirit of
Dr. King’s dream of international
brotherhood, the Civic Gallery
solicited mail-art world-wide and
from the Nash-Edgecombe
County schools.
The theme this year was “The
Story of Noah” and was open to
any and all interpretations, from
the Old-Testament Noah to the
horrors of our own flooding.
The Gallery received almost
1,600 pieces of mail art; much
has come from a dozen different
countries from all over the world.
Teachers from Roanoke Rapids
and Weldon have taken special
interest in this exhibition and the
gallery has received some fine
pieces of mail-art from their
schools, including a wonderful
season with 17-8 mark, 8-4 in the
Dixie for third place.
Senior Fabian Lawrence was
the only Bishop named to the First
Team. Lawrence averaged 9.7
ppg (16th in the Dixie), 9.0 rpg
(2nd in Dixie), 2.3 steals pg (1st
in Dixie), 1.4 blocks pg (5th in
Dixie) and 3.4 assists pg (7th in
Dixie).
Lawrence was the only player
in the Dixie to rank in the top 10
in every category except scoring.
Currently he ranks eighth all-time
in N.C.W.C history with 519 re
bounds and 10 all-time in
N.C.W.C history with 259 assists.
Senior Chad Green (Swan
Quarter) and Freshman Keith
Sudler (Fayetteville) were named
to the second team All-Dixie Con
ference. Green averaged 12.6 ppg
(8th in Dixie), 7.2 rpg (6th in
Dixie), 49 percent FG (9th in
Dixie) and 2.5 blocks pg (3rd in
Dixie). Green led the Bishops in
scoring during the 2000-2001 sea
son in overall games. Also, he
currently ranks 10th all-time in
N.C.W.C history with 485 re
bounds.
Freshman Keith Sudler aver
aged 15.7 ppg during Dixie Con
ference play (4th in Dixie), 5.3
rpg (13th in Dixie), 46 percent
FG (14th in Dixie) and 86 per
cent FT (2nd in Dixie). Sudler
was also named as the Dixie
Conference’s Co-Rookie of the
Year.
mural. Many children from the
Nash and Edgecombe County
public and private schools have
participated in this intemational
experience;
The Gallery has almost a thou
sand pieces altogether from the
two counties.
Following the free and demo
cratic rales of mail art, every piece
is on display and a catalogue with
every participant’s name will be
mailed to all the participants
worldwide.
“The Story of Noah” Intema
tional Mail Art Exhibition will be
on view in the Civic Gallery in
the Dunn Center until Oct. 28.
Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 5
p.m.Monday through Friday.
MISTY CARNEAL NAMED DIXIE PLAYER OF YEAR.