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Thursday, November 18, 2004
Dukes look to cage Tigers
JMU hits road in attempt to rebound after deflating loss to William & Mary Tribe at home Saturday
JMU looks to rebound after last weekend’s 27-24 loss to the College
of William & Mary when it takes on the Towson University Tigers Saturday
in Baltimore.
Men’s soccer passed over for NCAAs
After piling up a 12-0-1 record and reaching as high as the No. 8 ranked
team in the country, JMU was denied a bid to the NCAA’s 48-team national
championship tournament.
Student tickets not free
JMU hunts for possible home game
If you are planning to come back from break early to watch the Dukes
play in the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs, bring your wallet. The NCAA is
the governing body over the playoff system and by their order, the lowest
possible ticket price is $5. For students, that means no more walking
in with just your JAC card.
Men’s cross country sixth
Led by senior Ted Herbert and junior Allen Carr, the JMU men’s cross
country team took sixth place in Saturday’s regional race in Greenville,
N.C.
Women’s cross country seventh
Junior Shannon Saunders qualified for the national championships at Saturday’s
cross country regional championship in Greenville, N.C. Saunders lead
her team to a seventh place finish overall.
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