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Xavier Cherry
IM Official of the Year
Sophomore Xavier Cherry of Garysburg, N.C.,
has plenty of opportunities to use his training in
psychology on the courts or fields while calling
his games. He doesn't have to, though. He's a top
notch official who enjoys calling games. "I really
like the program here at UNC," he says, "it is real
ly a top level organization and 1 just appreciate
the opportunity to be able to 'work' in the program."
RobBriley
IM Supervisor of the Year
When Rob Briley steps on the court, players
and officials alike take notice of the IM Super
visor of the Year. He does his job that good.
Through thick and thin, Rob has stuck it out as an
official and supervisor for four years, and he stills
enjoys it. "Four years of running, sweating, blow
ing whistles and getting yelled at, not a bad way
to earn a buck," he concludes, plus a word of ad
vice for would-be referees. "Be an official it's
not an adventure, it's a job."
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Ben Prince
Rookie Official of the Year
For Ben Prince, just taking pictures of intra
murals wasn't enough, he had to take on the
duties of officiating in addition to serving as IM
staff photographer. A senior industrial relations
economics major from Durham, Ben remains
modest with his award, "This award Is just icing
on the cake when compared to working with the
other officials, supervisors and administrators,."
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Allan Homes - .
Rookie Official of the Year
Senior journalism major Allan Holmes was his
reticent self at the official's banquet that in part
honored him. Nonetheless, after a successful
year as a player and official, Alan thought it was
necessary to thank the little people, "I would like
to thank the Academy for making this possible."
Steve Potter
Residence Hall Manager of the Year
Steve Potter should be getting tired of winning
championships, but this is another award for him
to add to his colleciton at Teague. The junior
political sciencehistory major from Granite Falls,
N.C., doesn't like to take credit for all of Teague's
success. "I appreciate the effort put into the pro
gram by my athletes," explains coach Potter,
"Teague is the absolute best dorm on campus
it's a team effort and I have been blessed with a
great team!"
Linda Nixon
Women's Manager of the Year
Linda Nixon will miss intramurals next year
after she graduates, but" if she is anywhere near
as good a journalist as she is manager, she'll have
no problems succeeding in life. She coufdn't
resist one more plug for her athletes. "I'm lucky In
a lot of ways to receive this award," she says,
"because these past years when I've been cap
tain, I had the best group of teammates that
anybody could wish for."
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Lloyd Evans
Fraternity Manager of the Year
Kappa Psi Fraternity has a limited membership
because it is a professional fraternity, but Lloyd
Evans has done a remarkable job of keeping the
Kappa Psis at peak level all year long. A senior
pharmacy major, Evans credits the dedicaiton of
his fraternity brothers for his success. "Extra
hardwork was heeded to keep the fraternity in
volved in all the IM sports with few brothers," he
points out, "but this award not only reflects my
hardwork, but the winning attitude the brothers of
Kappa Psi maintain."
Gary Bigelow
GraduateFaculty Manager of the Year
Gary Bigelow always finds time to blow off his
law studies to participate in an intramural activity
and lead his team to victory in any sport, from in
nertube water polo to Softball. His favorite activi
ty, though, is organizing his teams. "I enjoy or
ganizing the teams and keeping everyone inform
ed, even though getting over to the office early to
instant schedule can be tough with a hangover,"
he says.
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