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Ann Gulley/Old Gold
and Black
Freshman
running back Chris Barclay steps through a massive hole, provided for
him by the offensive line, against Virginia.
Cav's
comeback bombards Deac 'D'
By
Matt Gallagher
The
Wake Forest football team put on their "O" face -- offensive face that
is -- on Sept. 28 against the Virginia Cavaliers.
Deacon
fans: show up or shut up
By Matt Gallagher
Yes,
our noted Barbarians of the Belt lost another nailbiter last weekend
against the Wahoos of UVa. And yes, it could be argued that our team
let victory slip out of their fingers. Again. But you know what? You,
as Demon Deacon student section, do not have the right to complain.
Demon
Deacons maul Maryland, launch to No. 2
By Tripp Mickle
The men's soccer team may not have reached No. 1 yet, but its 3-0 shutout
of 4th-ranked Maryland Sept. 27 and its 2-0 victory over William and Mary
Oct. 2 proved that they are well on their way.
Women's
soccer soars into nation's elite
By Margaret McKenzie
All
good things most come to an end. Women's soccer's perfect record ended
on Sept. 29, in Raleigh, but the team remain undefeated.
Six
in a row, hockey looks untouchable
By
Jim Gleitman
They pushed around 13th-ranked Duke in a monsoon and deflated 7th-ranked
UNC on the road.
Golf
loses focus, but Haas emerges on top
By
Alex Myers
The Demon Deacon men's golf teams looked to continue their hot play,
but instead found out what happens when they don't bring their "A" game
to an event.
Split-squad
plays well on the road and at home
By
Ed Dziedzic
The
men's tennis team dispersed this weekend with some staying home while
junior David Loewenthal and sophomore Derrick Spice tested their skills
at the Baylor Intercollegiates in Waco, Texas.
Volleyball
falls to Noles, drops to .500 in ACC
By
Ben Woolley
After a big win against Duke, the volleyball team couldn't keep
the momentum going as they lost a tough ACC road match to the Florida
State Seminoles in four games.
Women's
golf places 10th, looks to improve
By
Alex Myers
The Wake Forest women's golf team was back in action this past weekend
at the ACC/SEC Challenge hosted by Florida State. The Deacs played sluggishly
and wound up with a 10th-place finish.
Club
crew excited to continue winning ways
By
Alex Snyder
In the four years since both clubs received their charter, Wake
Forest's rowers have garnered several first-place medals and trophies
along with impressive regatta finishes in what is generally considered
to be a typically "northern" sport.
Harriers
hungry for more, women in N.Y.
By
Tisha Lanier
The men's and women's cross country teams went their separate ways
on Sept. 28 -29, traveling to the Roy Griak Invitational in St. Paul,
Minn., and to the Iona Meet of Champions in New York City, respectively.
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