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Page 7 Mini Soccer Season by Cindie Burnette What? Socccer in the fall? I am still at Salem College, aren’t I? This year Salem Athletics decided to hold a 6 1/2 week fall soccer season in addition to the reqular spring season. Because the spring is the off-season for most colleges, the soccer team plays teams from the North Carolina Women’s Soccer League. The short season will allow players to compete against more competitive colleges and give the students an extra opportunity to stay in shape. “Even if you do not plan to play soccer in the spring or have never participated in a sport,” says coach Kelly Carpenter, “I encourage you to come down to the soccer field and sainunage.” The team has 15 players and 2 away games. “Because this short season is not offered as a credit course, these women are playing because they want to and are enthusiastic about the sport. At practice, there seems to be apositive attitude among the players on the team. The season should be a lot of fun,” says Carpenter. If you are interested in playing soccer this fall, see Kelly Carpenter, Cross Country Results by Valerie Schlatter The Salem College Cross Country Team recently finished a very successful 1993 season. Ihe team competed in a total of four meets beginning in mid-September and lasting through eaily October. Here are the results: *Bell Invitational, September 18th.—Salem placed third overall. Gretchen Ilhg(25;19) and Marlene Aguirre (25:28) each received an award. ♦Greensboro Invitational, September 25lh.—Salem did not place, but all the runners improved their scores. ■ ^ ♦September 30th.—Salem ran a dual race against Winston-Salem State University. The Salem runners swept the first seven places. , o i ♦Belmont Abbey Invitational, October 9th.—The course provided some confusion, but Salem made a strong showing. ., , r i Coach Karen Hixson and Captain Gretchen Illig called the season a success and look forward toa strong, experienced team next year.” Equestrian Team by Valerie Schlatter The Salem College Cross Country Team recently finished a very successful 1993 season. The team competed in a total of four m^ts beginning in mid-September and lasting through early Octo r. Here are the results: , . ’^Bell Invitational, September 18th.—Salem placed thir overa Gretchen Dlig(25:19) and M arlene Aguirre (25:28) each received an award. ’‘Greensboro Invitational, September 25th. Salem did not place, but all the runners impiroved their scores. ’‘September 30th.—Salem ran a dual race against Winston- Salem State University. The Salem runners swept the first seven places. ’‘Belmont Abbey Invitational, October 9th. The cour pro vided some confusion, but Salem made a strong showing. Coach Karen Hixson and Captain Gretchen Illig caUed the season “a success and look forward toa strong, experienced team next year.
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