
Zack Klein/Old Gold amd Black
King
and Co. pillage pirates, plunder win
By
Matt Gallagher
Fear not, Deacon gridiron fans, for our Barbarians of the Bible
Belt have conquered the team that actually lost to Duke. And for that,
be eternally thankful.
Volleyball
returns from rocky West Coast swing
By
Ben Woolley
A week after their 2nd-place finish in the Deacon Invitational,
the womens volleyball team dropped three tough matches to national
powers Southern California, BYU, and Oral Roberts at the BYU Mizuno
Classic in Provo, Utah from Sept. 6-7.
Press
Box: Bring on the big time Cavaliers
By
Tripp Mickle
Forget
Raleigh. Save time. Spare gas. Stay here.
Haas
eager to forge own name
By
Alex Myers
If
you are waiting for the next superstar athlete to come out of Wake Forest,
the next Tim Duncan so to speak, you need not wait any longer. He is
here. However, this athlete destined for greatness on the professional
level does not play basketball. In fact you wont find him on the
football field or baseball diamond either.
Field
hockey stumbles against James Madison
By
Jim Gleitman
After
knocking off the defending champions and going toe-to-toe with the U.S.
National squad, the field hockey team found a bump-in-the-road to prominence.
Men's
soccer holds off ODU, looks to upset UVA
By
Tripp Mickle
Old
Dominion drove a penalty kick into the left corner in the 61st minute
to take a 1-0 lead over the Deacon mens soccer team. The goal
awoke the 13th-ranked Deacs who netted two goals within the next three
minutes to secure a 2-1 victory Sept. 7, in Norfolk, Va.
Women's
soccer team continues perfection
By
Margaret McKenzie
Perfection
a simple word that the Demon Deacon womens soccer team
is growing accustomed to hearing this season. Taming their opponents
was on the agenda as the Deacs easily controlled the Georgia Bulldogs
and the Davidson Wildcats. The victories garnered the Deacs a national
ranking of 13 and a flawless record of 5-0.
Gregg
gallops to equestrian glory
By
Alex Snyder
This
past summer, Lauren Gregg, a junior at Wake Forest and member of the
Equestrian Club, realized one of her dreams by placing fourth at the
National Finals of the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association.