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Show Page 8, DIXIE SUN January 28, 1983 Fare Well Retnel Hoopsteirs Lady Rebels averaged 19 points and 10 rebounds a game. The Lady Rebels notched their first conference victory in a big way last Saturday in St. George when they breezed past Utah Technical Behind the College in Provo, shooting of Pam Roberts, Dixie took a halftime lead. Ten of her 16 total points came in the first half. The Rebels then came out hot in the second half, and UTCP never challenged. Dixies Carri Green led all scorers with 20 points, and also pulled down 12 rebounds. Michelle Grotting followed in rebounds with 10, and scored 11 points. Perhaps the best effort of the game, however, came has The Lady Rebels traveled east two weeks ago for a pair ol games with the College of Eastern Utah and Colorado Northwestern Community College. They came home empty handed, however, after losing to on Friday, January 14, CEU the next night. and to CNCC In the first game, the Rebels played well and took a 10 point half time lead. But they were unable to keep their momentum, and CEU came from behind for the nine point 78-6- 9 71-5- Dixies 6 win. Dixie was led in scoring by Rhonda Sayer with 18 points, and Carri Green with 13. At CNCC, Dixie was never really in the game, and their only bright spot was a 1 7 point effort by Meridee Syme. The only other Rebel to score in double figures was Pam Roberts with 12 points. According to coach Rosemary Labrum, the most consistent performance this year has come from forward Michelle Grotting, a freshman from Eureka, California. She Mark Duran drives to the basket against UTCP players. Teammate Robert Maxwell added by Tom Wittig The Dixie Rebels are looking real these days. After defeating BYU JV last Thursday, the Rebels came back two nights later and battered UTCP. Against BYU, the Rebels started out slow, falling behind at the beginning of the game. Dixies biggest lead in the first half was 10 with 7.07 to go. The second half good 72-5- 6-- 0 showed Dixie playingwell defensively as the Rebels won, Dan Bell scored 18 points and grabbed 12 rebounds for Dixie. 72-5- 0 4-- 0 5 IP Athlete of The Week Begin tied in the the ThursIn Tuesday night league. day night league, J.B.s Big Boys and the 79ers were deadlocked at Silver Bullets were Here are the standings: TUESDAY NIGHT Box Lunches Silver Bullets Banchees The Hoopers Meat Squad UFO Jackson Five KRDC 2-- 0 2-- 0 1-- 1 1-- 1-- 1 1 1 0-- 2 0-- 2 THURSDAY NIGHT IBs Biff Boys 79ers 2-- 0 2-- 0 Express Go Getters 1 Little Rascals Muff Divers 1 1 Rim Wreckers Slap Happies 1-- nt 79-7- 1-- 1-- STEVE HODSON a S5.00 gift certificate from Burger King. coming against Snow College tonight in Ephraim. 1 Everyone by Tom Wittig Not everyone at Dixie College can be labeled as a great athlete or even a good one. Most students at Dixie are your every day run of the mill individuals who really care less if heshe can make remarkable moves on the basketball floor or with their favorite member of the opposite sex. This is where Dixies Intramural program comes in. For the guys throughout the years they have flag football, basketball, and softball. The girls can choose from volleyball and softball. Its all for fun. Sure, everyone wants to win, but in intramural winning is only a percentage of the benefits from the activities. You have an opportunity to participate in a sport that you may or may not be so talented, but youre just looking for some fun. Its a chance to get your mind off of studies. 1 -- 1-- Athlete of the Week receives from Meridee Syme, who scored 17 points for the second week in a row, and dished out nine assists. High scorer for the visiting Wolverines was Trina Larsen with 18 points. The girls conference record now with their next game stands at Fun For In intramural basketball up to January 19, the Box Lunches and 1-- Steve Hodson, an assistant basketball coach for Dixie, is this weeks Burger King athlete of the Week. Hodson scored 44 points in Mondays March of Dimes Benefit basketball game as the faculty defeated the KRDC Disc Jocks, 9 Intramurals Intramurals 2-- nasois 37-2- Tom's Opinion 13. Last Saturday night Dixie met UTCP with a cargo of dynamite, the Rebels quickly jumped to a 13-lead. The name of the game for UTCP was to try and stay within 20 points of Dixie. Twelve Rebels scored in double figures. John Baucom led the way with 20 points while Dan Bell was close behind with 16. There will be a big showdown in Ephraim as the Rebels face Snow in College, who like Dixie is IMAC play. Dixie is now 13-- on the season. 80-5- 0-- 2 1 The above mentioned is why intramurals is such an important aspect of Dixie. You dont have to be a talented athlete to be talented when it comes to doing something for your enjoyment. |
