NBA
in a Sacramento state of mind
By Matt Gallagher
Ahh,
the sweet smell of almost-November. Along with the annual hurricanes
that torment central Carolina and the caravan to Franklin Street in
Chapel Hill on Halloween, arrives yet another reason not to learn:
the start of the NBA season.
Men's
soccer strolls, remains undefeated
By
Tripp Mickle
After
tying North Carolina 2-2 at Chapel-Hill Oct. 26 and destroying Gardner-Webb
10-0 Oct. 29 at home, the men's soccer team rose to No. 1 in Soccer
America's most recent poll.
Fall
baseball scrimmage shortened by rain
By
Alex Myers
Rain washed away the third and final game of the Black, White,
and Gold Series this Oct. 26 officially bringing fall baseball to
an end. It was a somewhat disappointing end, since all three teams
were tied heading into the final day.
Deacs
drop consecutive ACC rival matches
By
Ben Woolley
Despite
coming in with momentum from their drubbing of East Tennessee State
last week, the Deacs couldn't transfer that into wins as the Wake
Forest volleyball squad dropped two games this past week to ACC foes
Duke and Maryland.
Soccer
continues ACC slide
By
Margaret McKenzie
The Demon Deacons are anxiously awaiting Halloween and with it
an end to the month of October. After beginning the season 9-0-1,
the best start in the programs history, all five of the Deacons' losses
have come in October, bringing their record to 12-5-1.
Lowenthal
and Murray outmatched in quarterfinals
By
Ed Dziedzic
The Wake Forest men's tennis team made the short trip to Chapel
Hill, Oct. 25-27, to compete in the ITA Region II Championships. Junior
David Loewenthal and senior Mike Murray both performed well, but fell
short of the singles title when they were eliminated in the quarterfinals.
Coetzee
and Martzolf take over reins of tennis
By
Tisha Lanier
The Wake Forest women's tennis team wrapped up their fall season
this past weekend as they hosted the 2002 Omni Hotels/ ITA Southeast
Regional Championships Oct. 24-28 at the Wake Forest Indoor Tennis
Center.
