The Salemite
Tennis Anyone?
By; Alice Griffin
The 1985 tennis team looks great! Coach Scranton feels that this year's
team far outweighs the previous year's in terms of talent. This year's team
boasts seven freshmen, four sophomores, and two juniors.
Depart.
Opponent Place
Time
Time
Fri. March 1
Catawba Catawba
2:30
1:00
Thurs. March 7
Averett Averett
3:00
1:15
Wed. March 13
Queens SALEM
2:30
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Fri, March 15
Belmont Abbey Belmont
2:00
12:00
Sun. March 17
Averett SALEM
1:00
— 5
Wed. March 20
St. Mary's SALEM
2:30
— £
Tues. March 26
Meredith SALEM
2:30
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Thurs. March 28
St. Mary's St. Mary's
2:30
12:00
-SPRING BREAK-
Wed. April 10
Queens Queens
12:30
2:30
Fri. April 12
Brevard SALEM
3:00
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*Sat. April 13
Tournament SALEM
TBA
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Tues. April 16
Meredith Meredith
2:30
12:00 r
Tues. April 23
Belmont AbbeySALEM
2:30
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MEMBERS
Margaret Mays
Kathleen Thornton
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Josie Horne
Tara Monaghan
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Lindsey Derosa
Nanette de Groot
Sally Aman
Melissa Haneline
Jocelyn Rose
Catherine Penry
Tamberlyn Woodell
Rosemary Finger
Kim Williams
Equestrians Look to Regionals
By; Laney Frick
Salem's equestrian team begins
this semester's show season under
a lot of pressure. There are only
four shows this semester for team
members to gain points to qualify
for the regional and national
shows.
The first show was February
15th at Hollins College. Most
members of Salem's team were
there and competed very well. The
final three regular season shows
are at Southern Seminary College,
Virginia Intermont College, and
Ferrum College—all of which are
in Virginia also. Since Salem
students cannot be expected to be
at these shows to offer their
support, team members need en
couragement in their preparations
for the shows.
The Intercollegiate Regional
Horse Show is scheduled for April
17th at Southern Seminary
College. For a Salem rider to
compete there, she must accumu
late 8 points in each of her classes.
Once she has made it to regionals,
she must then win a first or second
place ribbon to advance to the
national show in Kentucky on
May 4-5. Last year, Salem was
represented at the regional show
by six riders and the chances look
very good for several Salem riders
to compete at the regionals again
this year.
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Monday - Saturday
10-6:00
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An assortment of gifts, books,
film, sportswear, and sundries
for almost every need
More than just a bookstore
Salem Gift
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9 East Academy Street
723-1122
.on the square in Old Salem
March 1985, Page 7
Cross Countiy: Let the Races Begin!
By; Leanne Hartdns
Cross country is one of t{ie
ewest athletic teams to be
interested in hard
work,
, and
Initially, fifteen women went out
it out. Of those seven.
university varsity teams that have
been long-established. To compete
as a team one needs at least seven
members. Since Salem only had
five members this past season, the
members could not compete as a
team; however, the runners com
peted individually with no team
scores.
This semester the cross country
team will be running in road races
instead of running in meets; thus,
the competition will be less intense
and the season ultimately more
enjoyable.
The team is currently preparing
for the Salem Cup on April 20th.
Returning from last season are
Dorothy Harris, Ziana Wiemer,
and Elizabeth Carmichael. Coach
Keith Guerin feels that running
road races will give the runners
more exposure and will promote
Salem College to the general
public.
"Everyone participating in the
races will see the Salem College
uniforms as they run," Guerin
explained.
When asked if he sees a future in
Salem cross country, Mr. Guerin
added that he's "concerned that
there has not been more interest.
Cross country requires a lot more
dedication and motivation than
other sports. You have to go from
start to finish. It can be very lonely.
The only thing you have to push
you is your personal desire. There
is a sense of individual accom
plishment. You are running
against yourself as well as others.
There is an extra motivation there
called the clock which ultimately
measures one's personal accom
plishment."
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