|
|
Zach Klein/Old
Gold and Black
Volleyball
snuffs Flames, creams Cavs
By
Ben Woolley
The Wake Forest Volleyball Team (8-9, 2-2 ACC) is hitting their mark
at exactly the right time, as they travel to Chapel Hill on Oct. 11 to
take on the 11th-ranked North Carolina Tar Heels.
Deacs'
own Four Horsemen end Yellow Jacket buzz
By
Matt Gallagher
Slow and steady wins the race. On Oct. 5, the gridiron Deacons did
battle with the Rambling Wreck of Georgia Tech.
Pressbox:
Top moments galore in fall
By
Matt Gallagher
One
late night at the sports desk, as I sat pondering the wonders of Deacon
glory thus far in the fall of 2002 (and subsequently racking my mind
for an editorial idea not related to football, foosball or Easy Mac).
Baseball's
Bason in league of her own
By
Alex Snyder
Think the Great American Pastime is meant to be played just
by men? Then you haven't met Katie Bason!
Hockey
still hungry after nine straight wins
By
Jim Gleitman
Continuing
down their path of dominance, the 3rd-ranked field hockey team
made a trip up to Boston and defeated two more opponents over
the weekend and Davidson on Oct. 9.
Women's
soccer unbeaten streak comes to end
By
Margaret McKenzie
A
weekend trip to the Golden State proved to have its luminous
moments, but along with the shining accomplishments came a significant,
tarnishing blow.
Men's
golf stuggles on championship course
By
Alex Myers
The
Deacs competed this past week at the Ping/Golfweek Preview
on the Karsten Creek course in Stillwater, Okla., home of
the 2003 NCAA Championships, and didn't fare so well.
2nd-ranked
soccer whitewashes Wolfpack
By
Tripp Mickle
The
men's soccer team captured its fourth straight shutout Oct.
5, defeating N.C. State 2-0 in Cary. The victory preserved
the team's position as No. 2 in the nation and No. 1 in
the ACC.
Tennis'
Bere and Spice bow out
By
Ed Dziedzic
After
a week of hard-fought matches, David Bere and Derrick
Spice finally fell after advancing in the Icy Hot/ITA
Men's All-American Championships.
Womens'
tennis final showcases friendly fire
By
Jason Mazda
The Deacon Classic lived up to its name as two Wake
Forest women's tennis players battled it out for the singles
championship.
Clau
paces womens' golf
By
Tisha Lanier
The
Wake Forest women's golf team traveled the short distance
to UNC-Chapel Hill for the Franklin Street Trust Tar
Heel Invitational this weekend.
|
|
