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Show January DIXIE SUN Page 31, 1986 Lady Rebs 11 Knock-Of- The Dixie College Lady Rebels pasted a 72-5- 2 win over Colorado Northwestern Community College behind the sharp shooting of Lady Rebel, Wendy Figge, who tallied a ?ame high 30 points. The Lady Rebels saw a lead in the second half dwindle to nine, 54-5-0 with 4:07 remaining. But down the stretch Dixie played strong defense to outscore the Lady Spartans 13-- 2 to claim the International Collegiate Athletic Conference Victory. When Wendy and Lynn Burningham are on, the whole team is on, said Dixie Coach Sherry Titus after the Lady Rebels victory. Dixie is now 1 in conoverall. ference play and The Lady Spartans jumped out early to a 4 lead. But with a minute remaining, Figge hit two baskets and two foul shots before the buzzer to give halftime Dixie a 35-2- 6 nt 2-- 6-- 28-2- advantage. In the second half, the Lady Rebs stretched their advantage to 16 points, 53-3- 6. From that point, the Dixie reserves wrapped things up against the Lady Spartans. Behind Figges 30 points, Dixie got 13 points from Robin LeRoy and 10 points from Badham. CNCC was led by Kaye Madden with 14 points, Lorna Zoerink with 12 and Samantha Garcia with 10. The Lady Rebels will next face No. 3 ranked Utah Technical College tonight at 5:15 P.M. in the Dixie College gym. DJ minutes, but was able to cut the margin to the one point 1 halftime defect. The first thing we did at half time was change the defense to a zone defense, which we had never used this year, said Dixie Coach Sherry Titus. Then I told the girls we had to stop the turnovers. We were beating ourselves in the first half. With 4:16 to play in the game, Dixie trailed 64-6- 0 only to see the margin cut down to two points. 32-3- However, Dixie 76, CEU 71 The Dixie College womens basketball team used a zone defense in the second half to pull out a 76-7- 1 victory over the College of Eastern Utah in an International V'W CNCC f Collegiate Athletic Conference. Led by 31 points from Lynn Burningham and 25 points from Wendy Figge, the Lady Rebels bounced back in the second half to grab the win. Dixie got off to a slow start, finding itself down 12-- 4 in the opening pre-seas- former All-Stat- er in football, i 67-6- 9, Natalie Nelson (11) puts up shot against Snow. Robin LeRoy and l.ynn Burningham get in position for the rebound. the permanent o utionHAIR baseball and Granite High in Salt Lake. Bruce Hurst (former Dixie star pitcher now playing major league ball for Boston) has been helping us out, and I think that will be a factor for us. One thing that has hurt the Rebels already is the loss of two pitchers, Glenn Evans and 5 14 No. SALON Bluff 2 St. George 628-44- 53 JOICO hair care products Precision haircutting (formulated with hydrolized human hair keritin protein) Men and Women hairstyling WALK-IN- S WELCOME I Mike Noodeboom. Evans transfered to Georgia College, the permanent olutlon while Noodeboom dropped out after the 1st quarter. If we would have had those and kids two (Evans Noodeboom) we would have had a much better pitcher staff, but thats all in the past, stated Jolley, who thinks pitching is the key to Dixies season. But the Rebels are deep in talent despite having only two sophomores, and with coach Jolley looking at the bright side rather than the dark, Dixie is ready to face whatever is waiting for them. BF s Robin LeRoy scored on a basket and later added a foul shot to give Dixie a 2 advantage with 3:26 to go. CEU with less than a minute left to play in the contest, got but Dixwithin 3 points, 72-6ie was able to hold off any further charge by the Lady Eagles. Baseball Opener Approaches basketball at With less than a month remaining before their opening game, the Dixie Rebel Baseball team is looking forward to a promising season, despite the loss of all but two members of last years team. The Rebels, who will be coached this year by assistent football coach Gordon Jolley, have been working hard over the past few months in preparation for their opener against Snow College on February 22 at Dixie. Dixie will rely heavily on the performance of freshman this season, with pitchers Darrin Wells, Todd Jolley, and Mike Johnson leading the way. First Baseman Rob Van Dyke and catcher Jeff Lund will provide much of the leadership the young Rebel team needs. Even though were young, I think we will be real competitive, commented Jolley, a T, the permanent .olutlon COUPON BUY one haircut for $14.00 GET the second person FREE (one person must be new to the salon) Good thru Feb. 15, 1986 628-44- 53 I i i i 3 the permanent olutlon Good thru Feb. 15, 1986 the permanent olutlon COUPON 514 No. Bluff--2 628-44- 53 COUPON HAVE your hair highlighted GET a FRFE HAIRCUT BUY one haircut GET an eyebrow arch FREE Good thru Feb. 15, 1986 I BUY one haircut GET 30 off a permanent wave 514 No. Bluff-- 2 514 No. Bluff-- 2 n I COUPON 628-44- 53 Good thru Feb. 15, 1986 514 No. Bluff-- 2 628-44- 53 I I I |
