Sports
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Volleyball
Field Hockey
September
18
Bluefield & Bennett
6:00 pm
September
22
at High Point
4:30 pm
20
Queens and
6:00 pm
27
Randolph-Macon
4:30 pm
Montreat-Anderson
30
at Wake Forest
11:00 am
26
at Meredith
6:00 pm
October
2
at Lynchburg
4:00 pm
28
at Montreat-And.
6:00 pm
13
at Mary Ballwin
4:00 pm
October
2
Meredith and
6:00 pm
14
at Hollins
11:00 am
Redmont Bible
25
Wake Forest
4:00 pm
6-7
at Concord College Invit.
27
Davidson
4:00 pm
11
at C^eens
7:00 pm
November
1
High Point
3:00 pm
13
at Emory & Henry
1:00 pm
3-5
Deep South Tourney
TBA
24
at Bluefield
6:00 pm
27
Salem College Invitational
Equestrian
Cross Country
September
17
23
at Sedgefield
at Cedar Hollow
8:00 am
8:00 am
September
23
Winthrope
9:00 am
October
November
28
19
at Steeple Hill
at Sedgefield
8:00 am
8:00 am
October
November
28
4
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Mahaffey Joins Team
by Galen Miller
If you have been hearing the
nickname Cathy "don't walk"
Mahaffey around campus, you
have been hearing about the new
field hockey coach. Coach
Mahaffey is originally from
Statesvile and attended
Appalachian State University
with an athletic scholarship in
basketball. When she was
introduced to the game of field
hockey, she knew that is where
her heart belonged. While at
Appalachian State, she
participated in five national
tournaments and currently holds
the school record for most goals in
a field hockey game.
Coach Mahaffey then went to
Colorado State University where
she pursued her Ph.D. and
assisted the field hockey team.
After she answered a national ad
for a new field hockey coach at
Salem, she was welcomed with
open arms. The first regulated
home game was on Thursday,
September 14 against Lynchburg
under the leadership of seniors
Casey Hoerner, Meredith
Davies, Strat Newitt, Jen Cleere,
Carol Romig, and Matilde
Dumond. Coach Mahaffey
describes the season's team as
young and in need of learning
fundamentals and game sense.
With a new goalie, Jen Cleere,
who has never played the game
before, and the defensive
leadership of Heather Inge and
Katy Glenn, the season looks like
a promising one.
Coach Mahaffey is looking
forward to working with the
team and she encourages the
student body to help support the
team. We wish her luck for a
successful season. Maybe by the
end of the season the players will
be calling her Cathy "never lose"
Mahaffey.
Support your college athletic teams
and attend games to root
the devoted Salem women
to a successful season.
Good LuckI