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Quakers End Winning Season
With Disappointing Finish
By Fiona Clem
The Quakers ended their
season and their winning
streak by losing con
secutive games to
Catawba, Wingate and
Belmont Abbey.
Coach Jack Jensen ex
pected to beat Catawba, a
conference match-up, but
the Quakers haven't beat
them since 1980 and failed
to change the pattern.
''Their record is the
same as ours but Catawba
played better against us
then anyone this season,"
commented Jensen.
"They are an experienced
team. Their two best
games of the year against
us."
Tim Beckwith, a
sophomore guard, added
40 points to the 73-81 score.
Tyra Parsons helped the
Quakers with 11 points.
About Beckwith's play
in the second half of the
Catawba game Jack
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Jensen said that "it was
the best second half that
any player has ever had."
In addition to 26 points, in
the second half, Beckwith
accounted for 6 rebounds
and 3 assists.
Tim Beckwith was nam
ed Player of the Week
(Feb. 7-13) in the
Carolinas Conference.
The last home game of
the season was a con
ference game against
Wingate. Jensen was ex
pecting a breather, "a one
point victory," but
Wingate surprised the
Quakers with an eleven
point defeat.
The Quaker's regular
season ended Saturday,
February 27, with Belmont
Abbey devastating them
73-59.
Guilford's season record
is 10-16 overall and 6-10 in
the conference. The con
ference tournament will
be held Wednesday,
March 2 at Catawba Col
lege, starting at 9 p.m.
The lacrosse season got
underway with a scrim
mage loss to UNC followed
by a 10-7 win over the
Atlanta Lacrosse Club.
Sophomore Tom
Tellekamp led Guilford
scoring with 5 goals.
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Upcoming home games:
Wednesday, March 2 vs
Boston College
Saturday, March 5 vs
Penn State
Satuday, March 12 vs
Hampton Sydney
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Photo: Eric Buck