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Gold and Black
Veterans,
strong recruits lead soccer squad
By
Tripp Mickle
The
ingredients are in place for the men’s soccer team — eight
starters are returning, one of the nation’s best recruiting classes
is joining them and everyone’s ambition is high.
Grobe's
gang gears up for 2002
By
Matt Gallagher
For
the first time in many a score, anticipation for the Demon Deacon football
team has arrived with autumn in sleepy Winston-Salem.
College
ball saves the day for sports
By
Jim Gleitman
I
know you are disappointed, maybe even frustrated. This summer had all
the excitement of watching paint dry. Tiger didn’t win the slam,
and though I was pleased to see Ernie Els win the Claret Jug, I was
pulling for history.
Bielik
shorts collegiate career, turns pro
By
Jim Gleitman
Bea Bielik has been nothing short of spectacular during her career
as a Deac. In fact she has been so good she has nothing more to accomplish.
Baseball
dream season ends in disapointment
By Alex Myers
It
would be difficult to have a better season than the one that the Demon
Deacon baseball team put together during the 2002 campaign.
Haas
puts up fight before late falter in semis
By Margaret McKenzie
Like
father, like son. Demon Deacon golfer, junior Bill Haas entered the
national scene in style as he swung his way into the semi-finals in
the US Amateur the morning of Aug. 24. Haas entered the semi-final match
play round facing the volatile Arizona standout Ricky Barnes.
Speed
and youth fuel field hockey's fall campaign
By Jim Gleitman
As
one of the most dominating teams in the country the last two seasons,
the field hockey team has accomplished several feats, however, they
have fallen short of winning any trophies.
Younglings
ready to ride Demon Deacon volleyball
By
Ben Woolley
This
year’s version of the Wake Forest Women’s Volleyball Team
will appear a little different to the fans in the stands.
A
young cross country squad locks and loads or season
By
Jim Gleitman
For
the men’s and women’s cross country teams, this upcoming fall
holds plenty of excitement and high expectations.
Women's
soccer coasts over Cosal Carolina
By
Margaret McKenzie
Setting
the tone for the 2002 season, the women’s soccer Demon Deacons
routed the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers 5-1 in exhibition play on Aug.
24. Utilizing the home field advantage and stifling defense, the Deacons
emerged victorious in their first competition of the year.
ACC
Football 2002: A brave, new world
By Matt Gallagher
Just
a few, short years ago, ACC football games were only played because
NCAA law mandated it. There was Florida State and then there was Florida
State’s fodder — also known as the rest of the conference.
