Show Page 7 Lady Eagles hang tough in matches The Lady Eagles' aren’t on a winning streak but they are not being slaughtered on the court and volleyball coach Lisa Stolkfcclsithastodowith mental lapses The team's confer encc record is 0-- 5 losing to Utah Valley Technical College in a three game match Colorado Northwestern Community College in five games Dixie in three Snow in five and Ricks in three Although the team’s season record is not too impressive they had some good games at preseason tournaments at UVTC in Provo and Ricks College in Idaho Atthese tournaments the Eagles' defeated Snow twice Dixie once and Western Montana which is a four-ye- Harms is also doing a good job as setter for the college Coach Stolk feels that there is more than enough ability on the team to be winning games but she commented that mental errors were a problem She also said that the team just doesn’t have what it takes to dig down and win at the end LcAnn Adams is noted as the team captain Lady Eagles ar and leader She is in the top 10 in three categories in conference statistics: attacks blocking and Coach Stolk com- mented that she feels the team has a good chance at 1 eating CNCC Snow and Dixie all of which are played away from CEU The team will have a tough time playing with Ricks and Utah Valley The Lady Eagles' play their guts out to get the ball but then they make mental errors and miss a serve out of bounds but defensively they can play with any team Coach Stolk said The next home game for the Lady Eagles will be on OcL 16 and the following and last home game will be OcL 31 passing Hayley Briggs a freshman from Cedar City is in the top five in assists and digs in conference statistics Becky Eagle photographer "gets break" at game On Saturday October 3 was coughl up in the excitement the College of Arizona Western action spirit and tackles of the came to town to do battle on the game With 12sccondslefiinlhe gridiron with CEU and at the same lime see if they could get a few of game CEU was behind by two their faces in the “Eagle" points but had the ball and was On her first assignment as marching toward the goal line aphotographer Charlotte Hamakcr Excitement was bidding and we knew we were in for some real action shots and also a great chance to win the game Charlotte began panning through the lens watching the action wailing for the shot that would be die picture of all pictures the one that she had been watching for all game What's important at a game? What's really important at a overzealous fans often violate the dents found guilty of possessing football game? Answers are be- rules by giving money to the playusing or selling drugs This spring coming dearer at the University of ers College grads were far more the legislature required all state Tennessee where officials have reversed field and outlawed alcohol in Neyland Stadium's new skyboxes Students cried hypocrisy when the boxes were excepted from the school's rule against booze in the ball field So what do tenants of the $24 boxes think? “We'll still have good food and said one “If we can have soft drinks and sandwiches and bathrooms then we can wait’’ seconded another Evcryoncs'i not Rah-Ra- h over college sports More than half of the adults surveyed by a Media General-AssociatPress poll say sports arc overemphasized and that 000-a-yc- ar ed likely to say there's an overemphasis on sports than adults with less education “Profanity racial comments or other intimidating actions directed at players and other team representatives will not be tolerated at Mississippi State athletic events” says a new school policy Fans who continue unruly behavior after being warned by security officers will be ejected from events MSU will also encourage students and faculty to form hospitality groups to host visiting fans at baseball games A one-yesuspension awaits ar University of Texas-Aust- in stu schools to adopt automatic suspension for drug offenses but left the length of the suspension up to each university The University of Tennessee is considering a new way to detect drug use among its athletes: eye tests Officials say a pupilomcier test which ic cheaper than a urinalysis test uses a small flashlight to chart the response of eyes to light It can indicate whether drugs such has cocaine marijuana PCP and heroin have been used in the past three to four days The new test won't replace the urinalysis test it'll indicate whether a follow-u- p test is needed says one official The ball was put in play a of all the concerned football players short pass heading out of bounds gathered around looked like huge Extra hclpon the lacklcdid push the tree trunks made of flesh and cloth ball out oif bounds and also towards Charlotte now lies in a Charlotte who was looking hospital bed for another 3 to 5 through die camera and calmly weeks with her leg in traction stepping back to avoid the rumble lioping for another photo assignand tumble of everyone ment in a few months hoping it will be something packed with exciteAs she looked around ment action and spirit like a knitfrom the bottom of the pile the legs ting contest! 9 UNLV starter now plays for Eagles job" Littlefield said Johnson originally intended on going to the University of John Johnson former Miam lie made trips to several University of Nevada Las Vegas major universities and ended up at football starter is now playing for UNLV “He never really wanted to the College of Eastern Utah go to UNLV that was his biggest Johnson came to CEU this problem” Littlefield remarked Johnson is now doing fine year because of grade problems he CEU and is playing some great at was having at UNLV He was contacted by CEU head football football He plays defensive back coach Lanny Littlefield who also and wide rccicvcr for the Eagles “I happened to be Johnson's football like it here It's quiet and I can coach at Rancho High School in" study” Johnson said He plans on Las Vegas Nevada “He started at going to the University of Miami UNLV last year and did a great after he is through at CEU byGusJMagann of the Eagle StalT |