Women's soccer team heads forBerry College
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by Sara Joyner
The women’s soccer team
began its season last Saturday
against Boca Raton College.
Even though the Fightin’
Christians were defeated, they did
pull off eight goals. Boca Raton
scored 11.
The women travel to Berry
College for a game Saturday at 1
p.m.
The men's soccer team kicks
off its season Saturday at Berry
College. The game begins at 3
p.m. After this game, the team
will travel to Pfeiffer College on
the 14th and then play at home
against Catawba College.
The volleyball* season is also
here. The first volley will be on
Sept. 8-9 at the Coastal Carolina
(S.C.) tournament. The game
begins at 11 a.m. The team will
go from there to play Catawba and
Carson-Newman on the 13th at
Catawba.
The sport of football gets
rolling on Sept. 9 at hortie. 'The
opponent is Savannah State
College and the action begins at 2
p.m. The Fightin' Christians then
travel lo Livingston University for
another 2 p.m. game.
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