Warren Wilson College - Ole Lady Yearbook (Swannanoa, NC)

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Indoor Soccer has grown very quickly in the United States. Its appeal to Ameri- can fans lies in the fact that it is, by nature, a very fast andexciting game, requir- ing individual speed and skill. This year the Warren Wil- son Women were invited to Lillington, N.C., to partici- pate in one of the first wom- en's indoor tournaments held in the South. With the help and support of many people within the community, the women sold concessions and baked goods at the W.W.C. Men's Indoor Tournament. Money raised was used to cover the team's traveling expenses. Despite many injuries, the women maintained high spirits and Cwith hard play- ingj worked to make the tournament successful. Dianna Young. Y . ,Q W. . W if f mf

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II -...Qu E5 s -w up - 225 V ,hi-1 1 , ...-H E. .J X 1: , :IQ XM, 1' iz fzk' - K Q :ilffsx f' Q , ffffaw 3 ' 15 . M, ' J X ' -M K The Warren Wilson Women's Basketball team finished their 1979-80 season with a 10-10 win f loss record. Some of the highlights of the year were the trophy taken in the consolation game of the Walter State Tournament, the second place trophy taken in the Warren Wilson Tournament, being ranked eighth in the nation in Post-Christmas NLCAA fNational Little Colleges Athletic Associationj, and the last two home games against Brevard and Converse, where the team pulled together and showed the difference a team effort makes. The biggest thing the Women's Basketball team had going for them this year was that they played as a teamg everyone pulled for each other. Everyone was an asset to the team, whether they were one of the experienced players showing a new move to a less experienced player, or one of the subs sitting on the bench shouting encouragement to the five on the floor. For all occasions there was Coach, teaching us, encouraging us, pushing us, winning with us. Jerry Slaughter - The Best. Nancy Wolfe.

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