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Intramurals: A way to ‘shake it like a salt shaker’
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Alli Reiss
Contributing Writer
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Are you looking for somewhere to shake what your momma gave you other than
the club?
If so, there are amazing opportunities to shake your groove thing playing
intramural sports here at the University of North Florida.
There are a variety of sports including volleyball, soccer, flag football,
basketball and softball, with smaller tournaments on the side such as dodgeball
and Frisbee.
Many freshman are leaving home for the first time and most are nervous about
whether they will make friends right away or if they are going to get swirlies
from upper-class bullies.
Swimming and diving splashes to victory
By Emily Bruce
Contributing Writer
The University of North Florida women’s swimming and diving team coasted to its
first win of the season Nov. 6, defeating Campbell University 125-75 at the UNF
Aquatic Center to improve its record on the 2005-2006 season to 1-1. The Camels
fell to 0-3.
UNF opened the meet with a win in the 400-meter relay. Freshman Dana Constantino,
Sophomore Alison Marshall, junior Monique Salles-Cunha and sophomore Marie
Yeager won the event with a time of 4:06.40.
In the 1,000-meter freestyle, the Ospreys took the top four spots. Sophomore
Savannah Codd led all swimmers with a time 1:59.18. She was followed by senior
Scotti Williams at 2:00.17, junior Lindsey McKelvey at 2:04.81 and senior
Christie Britt at 2:05.63.
Soccer season ends with loss
By Kristian Martin
Sports Editor
The season ended in defeat for the University of North Florida men’s soccer
team, which dropped it’s final game 4-1 to Jacksonville University Nov. 4.
The Ospreys (3-10-1, 3-5-0 A-Sun) fell behind early when the Dolphin’s Phillip
Meyner scored in the 20th minute of play. Six minutes later UNF fell into a 2-0
hole after Tommy Krizanovic redirected a pass by Jonathon Jackson.
off the field with...
Ian Bartlett,
freshman defender on the men’s soccer team
By Alli Reiss
Contributing Writer
What does a surfer from St. Augustine do when he’s not riding the waves or
soakin’ up the sun?
Well, if you’re Ian Bartlett, you spend your time doing one of two things —
playing soccer or checking Facebook.com.
His time on the soccer field has been well spent. In 2002 Bartlett won All-State
honors. He also won All-Country honors in 2001 and 2002 while playing for
Northgate High School in Newman, Ga.
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Nov. 11
Volleyball vs. Florida Gulf Coast University, 7 p.m.
Nov. 12
Women’s basketball vs. Edward Waters College, 6 p.m.
Men’s basketball vs.
Edward Waters College, 8 p.m.
Volleyball vs. Stetson University, 3 p.m.
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Nov. 4
Men’s soccer 1, Jacksonville University 4
Volleyball 3 , Lipscomb University 0
Nov. 5
Volleyball 3, Belmont University 1
Swim 125, Campbell University 75
Nov. 8
Volleyball 3, University of Central Florida 2
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Volleyball finishes
A-Sun strong
In its first Division I season, the University of North Florida volleyball
team (16-9, 7-2 A-Sun) kept its Atlantic Sun record above .500 after competing
against Lipscomb University Nov. 4 and Belmont University Nov. 5.
UNF took the Nov. 4 game against Lipscomb in three sets (30-22, 30-22, 30-23).
Against Lipscomb, the Ospreys hit their season best with a .320 percentage and
recorded a season-low 10 errors.
Sophomore Jennifer King recorded 10 kills, while juniors Emily Kohler and Magen
Wood each recorded nine.
At the Arena Nov. 5, North Florida posted a 3-1 win over Belmont. The win
allowed the Ospreys to take sole possession of third place in the A-Sun.
Freshman Heather Kendrick finished the game with a double-double with 46 assists
and 11 digs.
Junior Allison O’Neill recorded a career-high nine blocks and 10 kills.
North Florida has three matches left. The next home match is scheduled for Nov.
11 at 7 p.m.
-- Compiled by
Kristian Martin
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