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Smiles and more smiles seemed to be the trend of this year’s Cornhuskin’. All of the
classes got together for a week of intense competition and sisterly love. (Photo by Kim
Cook)
Basketball team
anticipates strong
season
by Nancy Weatherly
Basketball season is starting, and after
nine practices, Coach Susan Cox seems
very pleased v^ith the team’s |Mt}gFess.
“We’re working hard; concentration levels
and attitudes have been good,*' stated Cox,
'i think we'll be competitive in the games
we play.”
Cox said she anticipated “the team will
try to concentrate on playing very hard,
tough defense, hopefully man-to-man."
She added that the strength of the team is
in the guards, which she explains the prob
able starting line-up of three guards and
two post players. Team weaknesses are
mainly rebounding, strong footing and
the lack of a dominant player. “We’d have
trouble against teams with good leapers
and pivot players,” Cox commented. “We’d
really need to emphasize defensive
rebounding.” However, the “strong, unself-
8 Meredith Herald November 14,1986
ish team efforts” will make obstacles eas
ier to overcome.
Meredith will scrimmage against Saint
Mary's College November I8th. The offi
cial season will begin November 21^
against Converse and the first home game
will be against Greensboro College
November 24th at 7:00 p.m. Also, Mere
dith will play Averett College De^mber
2nd.
The team members are the following:
Meshelle Cox, senior forward; Aileen Jen
kins, senior guard; Karen Mann, senior
guard; Becky Smith, senior forward; Mary
Katheryn Fox, junior center, Sue Reese,
junior center. Tee Nagle, junior forward;
Kelly Bagby, junior forward Lynda Span-
ton, sophomore guard; Susan Ellington,
soi^omore guard; Amy Adams, freshman
guard; Treva Hartsell, freshman forward;
Lou Anne Stephenson.
Volleyball team
finishes season
with success
by Nancy Weatherly
The volleyball season has concluded
and the Mer^ith team finished with a 14-
12 winning record.
In an overnight trip in Virginia, Mere
dith defeated Roanoke College in what
Coach Chamblee described as “the best
match of the season.” It went to five
games, as the Angels lost the first two but
cameback to take thematch. 1111$ was^drandy
difficult, but as the “entire team played
well,” it was possible. Chamblee added
that “(Freshman) Amanda Brooks had her
best game.” The following day Meredith
triumph^ over Hollins 2-1 and Emory
and Henry 2-0.
Also, Meredith played in a tournament
at Salem College the first weekend of
November. The tournament was played in
a round robin fashion and the Meredith
team whi its pull and therefore earned a
spot in the semifinals. In that match they
again defeated Hollins by a score of 2-1,
thus placing them in the fmals. However,
Mer^ith then fell to a tough Converse
team 0-2. One of the team captains, Susan
Beck, “was the outstanding player of the
game,” Chamblee commented.
Learn to Ski for
Physical Education Credit!
January 4-8, 1987
at
Applachian, Sugar, Beech Mountain.
Contact Carol Brown at 829-8546.
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$1.00 cover for ladies. Great diink prices.
Wednesday Night
“No Cover”
Sit Back, relax and enjoy Raleigh’s Best Drink Specials
Thursday Night
Certain Beverages are free. Start your weekend
Early-IT’SHOT!
Friday and Saturday — Rock til 2 o’clock
Hot *Lanta is available for any private occassion.
All ABC permits, Non-alcoholic drinks, T-shirts.
For more info call 832-0202.