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Show ..I. .. THURSDAY, MARCH , 8, 2001 THE SUN Dixie softball looking good By Stephen Vincent Editor in chief stvmcent77hotmat! com Despite winning just two of their five games last weekend, the Dixie State College softball team has the second-bes- t record in the Scenic West Athletic Conference entering the official start of conference play. The Rebels (13-8- ) lost their first game of the weekend to Treasure Valley. The Chukars managed to silence Dixie's potent bats in their 2 decision. Salt Lake, the only SWAC school with a better record than Dixie right now at 11-had similar defensive success against Dixie, but they had better luck than Treasure Valley 3 win. at the plate in the Bruins' Next, Dixie once again faced the Chukars and lost again, The Rebels then restored the power to Teams below the line did not qualify the Scenic West Tournament 3-- SWAC Tournament Bums Arena ' Dixie State College St. George, Utah 11-- Wednesday, March 7 Mens Tournament" 1st Round Noon, Utah Valley St. vs. North Idaho 6-- 2 p.m., Snow College vs. Ricks College 6 p.m., Salt Lake vs. Southern Idaho 8 p.m., Dixie St. vs. Eastern Utah their clubs, as the steamrolled past Idaho and finished the weekend with a State, win over rival, Snow College, 12-The Rebels have been winning through their offense, as Dixie has the SWAC's top three hitters: Cassity Knapp (.507), Jennifer Redding (.458) and Jocelyn Anderson (.450). Knapp is also the conference leader in slugging percentage (.812), on base percentage (.532), runs scored (25), hits (35), doubles (9), triples (3), and she is tied with four teammates (Anderson, April Cox, Lacy Hardy, and Keisha Namba) for the lead in home runs (2). Knapp is tied with Anderson for second in the league in runs batted in (19), behind Redding, who has 25. 8-- Wounds from the battle Thursday, March 8 Womens Tournament 1st Round Noon, North Idaho vs. Utah Valley St. 2 p.m., Ricks College vs. CSI 6 p.m., Snow College vs. Eastern Utah 8 p.m., Salt Lake vs. Dixie State Friday, March 9 Womens Tournament Semifinals Noon, Winner of North Idaho-Uta- h Val- ley State game vs. Winner of Southern Idaho-Rick- s College game 6 p.m., Winner of Dixie State-Sa- lt game vs. Winner of Eastern Utah-Sno- Lake College game Mens Tournament Semifinals 2 p.m., Winner of Southern Idaho-Sa- lt Lake game vs. Winner of Ricks College Snow College game 8 p.m., Winner of Dixie Utah game vs. Winner of Utah Valley Idaho game. State-Easter- n Saturday, March 10 Tournament Championship Games 5 p.m- .- Womens championship 8 p.m.-- - Mens championship -- Dixies Hayley Barker examines her bruised knee after in the locker room after the Rebels with Snow College last weekend. game photo by Brooke Hansen We want these incidents out in the open and known to our campus. DSC President Robert Huddleston Please see POLICE, page 1 1 The press release said that the student told campus police that she believed the incident was a prank that escalated. The student, according to the press release, told police that she believed the individuals were high school age males. The student said, according to the press release, that pedestnan and vehicle traffic was high at the time, and for that reason, she believed that incident was not serious. The student stated m the press release that she did not believe that the incident was serious. I never intended to call police, she allegedly told campus security chief Don Reid, the incident was blown out of proportion by The Spectrums front page story. The Spectrum reported that incident was being investigated as a rape, and in the article, The Spectrum said the incident was initially reported as a simple assault. The campus police did investigate the incident as a rape because of the tom clothing, and they did, as The Spectrum reported, use a rape kit to determine if a rape had taken place. We take these kinds of incidents very seriously, and for that reason, we have sent all evidence for the Salt Lake cnme lab for analysis, said Reid. In the press release, Dixie State College President Robert Huddleston apologized to the victim for what she had to go through. We try very hard to maintain a safe and Even secure campus, said Huddleston. though we have never heard of someone being detained our campus like this before, we want our students to know that we have increased our patrolling efforts in parking lots around campus. We will always strive to let students know if we ever hear of any criminal activities and issue appropriate safety warnings. We want these incidents out in the open and known to our campus. i 4 i 14 |
