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WEATHER: Partly Cloudy High 83, Low 55 Thursday, November 3, 2016 inTHE JSU crowns new royalty for 2016 NEWS Katie Cline tration in public relations from Editor-in-Chief Pell city, Ala., and Ritchie is a Veterans junior from Oneonta, Ala. ma- Day Cer- The Gamecocks celebrated joring in the same field. All emony Homecoming 2016 with a win Homecoming representatives over the Eastern Illinois Univer- were sponsored by an organi- JSU will hon- sity Panthers on Saturday, Oct. zation. Bruce was sponsored or America’s 29. But the game was just the by the Marching Southerners, veterans on finishing touch to ‘The Greatest where he has played saxophone Thursday, No- Show on Turf.’ for the past two seasons, and vember 10 from On Thursday, October 27, Ritchie was sponsored by the 10-11 a.m. with JSU crowned its newest Home- GO! Leaders. She was a 2016 a ceremony in coming King and Queen: Car- GO! Leader this summer and Pete Mathews son Bruce and Elsie Ritchie. has been a member of Alpha Coliseum. Bruce is a sophomore commu- Omicron Pi fraternity since Other activites nications major with a concen- 2014. this day will See HOMECOMING page 2 include a pa- Top: Carson Bruce and Elsie Ritchie pose with Cocky after being triotic lunch in crowned JSU’s 2016 Homecoming King and Queen at the Home- photo courtesy of Jack- the Jack Hop- coming Pep Rally on Thursday evening. ( sonville State University) Right: The Marching Ballerinas perform per Dining Hall. during the pre-game show at Saturday’s homecoming game. Meals will be Below Right: VPSA Ranger Rumrill gets the crowd pumped dur- $5 a person for ing the Homecoming parade. (photos by Matt Reynolds) Below this day only. At Left: Jessica Gattis, Heater Marshall, Dr. Christie Shelton, War- 1:30 p.m., there ren Sarrell, Mark Angle and Colonel Todd Key pose following the Alumni of the Year presentation at halftime. (photo courtesy of will be a rib- Jacksonville State University) Bottom: Members of the Elite Letter- bon cutting and man’s Club, a group of ROTC alumni, paint up for the homecom- open house for ing parade. It is a tradition for the men. (photo by Matt Reynolds) the Center of Excellence of Veteran Stu- dent Success on the JSU Quad in front of Daugette Hall. Backstage with Willy Shake- speare From 7-9 p.m. on No- vember 2 and 3, join assistant professor of drama Mike Boynton in the Stone Center theater for a Shakespeare workshop series. Guests International House hosts annual U.N. Day Tea will learn tips for reading Eric Taunton “The UN Tea from different coun- and performing Staff Writer Day is a way to cel- tries together. Shakesperean ebrate culture, love “It gives foreign plays. Admis- Jacksonville and our international and American stu- sion is free and State University’s students and all they dents the opportunity open to all! International House can do,” said Ellen to interact with one program hosted its McNeely, the Inter- another and share Fall Pre- 70th annual United national House coor- their cultures,” said view Day Nations Tea Day dinator. McNeely. “It increas- 2016 event on Sunday, The Internation- es understanding and October 30 at the al House program also shows us that International House. was created by Dr. cultural differences Fall Preview The event gave resi- James H. Jones and aren’t a good or a bad Day 2016 dents the opportunity his wife Myra Jones thing.” is Saturday, to perform dances, in 1946 after witness- McNeely also November 3. songs and other ing the horrors that wants more students Beginning at forms of expression took place in Europe to know about the 8:30 a.m., high that are native to their in the 1930s. Since International House school students respective countries. then, it has been the program as well as be from across The U.N. Tea Day mission of the Inter- involved in it. the South- event has been an national House to “We take both east will be on annual tradition of promote peace by American and inter- Hannah Ellis/The Chanticleer campus. GO the program since its bringing students national students,” GAMECOCKS! creation. Brody Grider performs during U.N. Day at the See U.N DAY page 2 Intenational House.

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HOMECOMING from page 1

“Elsie is a great “Carson has a mag� nearly 400,000 peo� leader for our cam� netic personality that ple. Bruce has started pus community,” draws people to him. a fundraising page to said Terry Casey, He is one of the most fund the building of a the Director of kind-hearted people I well in India. Student Life, who have ever met. He is Ritchie’s plat� worked closely with always willing to go form is ending child� Ritchie over the sum� that extra step to help hood hunger. She mer.�� “She has been in� others.” hopes to work with volved in campus life A new re� local schools and since she was a first- quirement for churches to provide year student. I think Homecoming this snack sacks for chil� Elsie demonstrates year was that all can� dren to take home, outstanding leader� didates must have a ensuring that they ship skills for our philanthropic plat� will have food to eat student body. She is form. The king and when not in school. extremely active in queen will be re� Other members many organizations quired to host at least of the Homecoming and her personality one fundraiser ben� Court were Paris is contagious. Elsie efitting their charity Coleman, Kyle will fulfill her obliga� over their yearlong Burt, Jared Davis, tions and will contin� reign. Jacob Hogue, Malin ue to be a leader that Bruce’s philan� Barber, Rebekah we admire.” thropy is NeverThirst, Beasley, Kendal Dr. Ken Bodiford, an organization that Garrett, Adriana the Director of Bands provides clean water Smolik and Nicki at JSU had similar for villages in North Arnold Swindle. sentiments about Africa and South The Bruce. Asia. The organiza� Homecoming King Top: Delta Chi and Alpha Xi Delta’s parade float featured Cocky as the circus ringmaster throwing knives at the EIU panther while the “I don’t think that tion’s website states and Queen were se� JSU’s previous “victims” from the season watched from cages. JSU could ask for that it has completed lected through a one- (photo by Matt Reynolds) Bottom: Carson Bruce and Elsie Ritchie were a better representa� over 5,800 projects day online voting recognized by Drs. John and Pam Beehler during the halftime on tive as Homecoming in five countries and process on Tuesday, Saturday. (photo courtesy of Jacksonville State University) King,” Bodiford said. has brought water to Oct. 25. U.N. Day from page 1 Latin American film McNeely said. night, a water balloon and otherwise, with The International fight, a silent auction the entire world, but House is current� and as the Taster’s in order to do that we festival returns to JSU ly accepting ap� Fair, an event where have to have an un� plications for both students are given the derstanding of other for fourth year American and inter� opportunity to serve cultures and tradi� national students. traditional dishes tions in the world,” Ashley Colvin Applications for in� from their native said Beehler. Staff Writer ternational students countries. Students Beehler also went will be accepted from that attend will be on to say that more Every fall, November through able to watch a talent programs encourag� Jacksonville State January and applica� show while they eat ing interaction with University hosts a tions for American the various dishes. people from other Latin American film students will be ac� Dr. John Beehler, countries will be cre� festival for students cepted year-round. President of JSU, ated at JSU. and the commu� The International believes that such “As we move for� nity. Dr. Alexandra House will be hosting events are very ben� ward, we’re going to Martinez is the co� more events this year, eficial to the students add more and more ordinator of the film including the pro� of the university. internationally-based festival and an as� grams’ International “As we move for� initiatives so that we sistant professor of Education Week ward into the future, can have our students Spanish Language Alexandra Martinez event that will take we’re going to find be exposed to other here at Jacksonville place Nov. 14-18 of that we’re not just go� cultures and other State. partment have re� The film festival is this year as well as a ing to be doing busi� languages and really “The event is open ceived a grant each currently taking place Thanksgiving dinner ness with people in have an appreciation to the public and is year from Pragda, a in the Wallace Hall that will be hosted by Northeast Alabama, for the rest of the an attempt to bring Latin American and Auditorium in the the program on Nov. in Alabama, in the world because only not only students but Spanish film distri� College of Nursing 17. Numerous events Southeastern U.S., then will we have also the surrounding bution company and on Monday evenings. will take place during or in the U.S. We’re peace and prosper� community together the Spanish Ministry Show times for all that week including a going to be doing ity,” said Beehler. to learn of differ� of Art and Culture films is approximate� soccer game, a movie business, diplomacy ent cultures and dif� to help make the ly 5:30. The next ferent ways to view festival possible. films will be shown the world,” Martinez The Department of are: Nov. 7, “I am said. History and Foreign from Chile” (2013), Got something you want us to see? This year marks the Languages also sup� a Chilean com� film festival’s fourth ports the event. edy about a young Use #JSUChanticleer or send it to consecutive year Students are encour� Chilean man who chantynewstips@gmail. at JSU. Martinez aged to come to the moves to London to com and the Spanish de� film screenings be� live with his alco� cause the films be� holic aunt; Nov. 14, ing shown are rep� “Paradise” (2014), resentative of Spain, a Mexican coming- Chile, Mexico and of-age story from Venezuela and are not executive producer available for viewing Gael García Bernal by the general public. about a young couple Most films are either who move to Mexico new releases or inde� City and are forced pendent films. The to deal with the so� films are not mass cial stigma of being produced so they overweight; and Nov. tend to have a more 28, “The Liberator” creative edge. A flu� (2014), a Spanish ent understanding and Venezuelan his� of the Spanish is not torical drama that required to attend, as chronicles the life of the films will have the South American English subtitles to hero, Simón Bolívar. help viewers follow Admission to the fes� along. tival is free. The Chanticleer November 3. 2016 3 Study Break Campus crime report: 10/27 to 11/02 10/29/2016 Medical emergency Kennamer Hall

10/29/2016 Theft of property Meehan Hall parking lot

10/29/2016 Medical emergency JSU Stadium

10/30/2016 Medical emergency Crow Hall

10/30/2016 Medical emergency Stone Center

10/31/2016 Possession of marijuana & assist other law enforcement agency Meehan Hall

10/31/2016 Medical emergency Daugette Hall

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Happy Halloween! I’ve got 60 pages of political science to read by Thursday, so guess what I’m doing? Watching Halloween mov- Witness a crime? ies. Pick your battles wisely, guys.

Just throw them both in jail. For emergen-

Almost lost my voice messing with them cies, dial 6000 clowns from EIU. from any campus

Remember when you were little and you’d phone. fall on the trampoline and everyone would keep jumping so you couldn’t get back up? That’s college.

Back to the grad school grind.

I’m getting to that point in the semester when you calculate how many classes you can miss and how low you can make on exams and still pass 7-day weather outlook

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Tubaween thrills students and guests

Katelyn Schneider young boy dressed as Spi- Arts & Entertainment Editor der-Man. After intermission, the The JSU Tuba Euphonium concert got more thrilling. Ensemble and the JSU EN- “That was the quiet part,” CORE! spooked students Hosmer said about the first and visitors at the 8th annual half of the concert. “The Tubaween concert on Wed., second part gets a little scary Oct. 26. so hold onto each other.” This performance was the The Tuba Euphonium conclusion of Octubafest, Ensemble began to play an according to Tuba Euphoni- eerie song, and ENCORE! um Director, Chris Hosmer. members began screaming The two organizations pair throughout different hiding together every year to put on places in the performance an entertaining, Halloween center. themed concert that is well Their fun show-theme received by guests. costumes were replaced “It’s always a packed with tattered, bloody cloth- house,” Hosmer said. ing. They made their way This year was no different. through the crowd spooking The concert began at 7:30 guests as they took their po- p.m. with “Jacksonville’s sitions for the final couple of Tubaween Song” that was songs. The performance ended written by John Debney. All with “Thriller” where solo- of the musical works that ist Kelsi Cordell surprised followed were theme songs guests by appearing out of a from classic Halloween sto- real coffin. ries or were popular spooky Once the final note was songs, such as Michael Jack- played and sung, the person’s “Thriller.” formers received a standing The first few songs, such ovation. as the “Ghostbusters Theme” After all the screams and were more entertaining than laughs, audience members spooky. said this is an event they JSU ENCORE! mem- would come to again. A per- bers were dressed in funny former’s parent said it was costumes or costumes that worth it to come and worth matched one of the songs all the performers’ hard being performed. Soloist for work. the “Ghostbusters Theme,” “If it ain’t fun, it ain’t Faith Lenard was wearing worth it,” the parents said. viewer and listener Jeff Pool. they were singing the theme was passed out, and young a costume from the new “This is.” Ghostbuster’s film. “It was very entertain- songs for,” Pool said. kids had the chance to par- ing with the costumes of The concert had a short ticipate in a costume contest. This added to the experi- Photos By: the singers being from what intermission where candy First place was awarded to a Mark Du Pont/ Special to The Chan- ence for first-time Tubaween ticleer The Chanticleer November 3, 2016 5 House of Wax melts viewers’ minds Katelyn Schneider thing for them. that this town has cov- by the lesser Arts & Entertainment The two explore the ered for years. It leaves known ac- Editor town while waiting for them and viewers un- tress, Elisha help and find them- certain about what is Cuthbert. On Halloween night, selves in the town’s real and what is wax. The movie people get to dress up major attraction: a One secret they uncov- provides its as someone or some- house of wax. Ev- er is that they are not characters thing they’re not, but erything inside of the the only set of twins in with depth. at the end of the night, place, the people in- town. Each one the masks come off and cluded, is made of wax. Viewers will not ex- has a back they return to reality. In Instead of celebrities pect the masterfully story that the 2005 horror film and notable people, the rigged secrets of the adds to the House of Wax, people wax museum is full of rest of the town that re- twisted sto- confuse what is real people who wouldn’t ally makes this horror ry, and the and what is fake. be noticed if they were movie stand out. behaviors of The movie focus- were in a crowd of JSU student John these char- es on a group of six people or if they were Dowd thinks it fits the acters are friends who are road missing. horror genre well. understood tripping to see a foot- Everything about the “It keeps you on the more as the ball game. The two ma- place begins to creep edge of your seat and is plot unfolds. jor protagonists, Nick Carly out, so they go creepy, eerie, and dis- The film and Carly, are twin sib- find help. The one per- turbing,” Dowd said. also keeps lings who cannot seem son in the town who House of Wax has viewers to stand each other. can help them is the a cast full of popular guessing be- The teens camp in one person they do not actors as well as some tween what a field outside of the want to mess with. newer faces. Protago- is wax and mostly abandoned The main antagonist nist Nick is played by what is un- town of Ambrose. Bo begins to help Carly the notable Chad Mi- derneath the Trouble starts when and Wade but soon ex- chael Murray, and an- wax. they wake the next poses his real motives. tagonist Bo is played House of morning to find that Carly finds herself by Brian Van Holt. The Wax is Rat- www.pinterest.com one of the cars that was separated from Wade other well known ac- ed R due to in perfect condition no and trapped inside this tress who plays in the some gore gave House of Wax a what’s fake underneath longer is. town. She has no other movie is an unexpect- and explicit language. perfect 10 out of 10 all the wax is to watch Carly and her boy- choice but to wait for ed surprise much like The film received a 7 rating. the movie, but be friend Wade venture her friends and brother twist in the movie. Par- out of 10 rating by Ar- “It’s absolutely ev- warned. Viewers must into the creepy town in to find and save her. is Hilton plays the role tistic Differences and erything you could pay close attention to order to get some help, Eventually Nick gets of one of the friends. was labeled as “Beauti- ever want in a horror all of the characters or but most of the people to her, and they uncov- The other protagonist fully twisted.” film,” Cavellero said. else they might become they see cannot do any- er the deep dark secrets role, Carly is played Richard Cavellero The only way to find part of the twisted out what’s real and town. Band fraterninty frightens students for funds

Hannah Ashford swamp. An actor took Overall, Haunted versity band programs Staff Reporter the crowd through this Mason was a suc- through service proj- part as other actors did cess raising close to ects, fundraisers, social On Friday Oct. 28, jump scares and fol- one thousand dollars. events and other proj- Kappa Kappa Psi lowed the crowd. The Haunted Mason has ects as needed. hosted their 5th an- crowd were treated been Kappa Kappa Kappa Kappa Psi at nual Haunted Mason as trespassers and ac- Psi’s biggest fundrais- JSU has already done at Mason Hall. The tors would yell to get er. many things for the money they raised out. They had all the “It’s a really good Southerners so far, from Haunted Mason classic haunted house feeling to work really such as providing water is going towards JSU’s situations. The crowd hard at something and for sections that have Hardcorps, a pep band was taken through tun- to make enough money extra practice such as that plays at basketball nels and strobe lights to make a big positive percussion, color guard games. with several differ- impact on a band pro- and the Ballerinas. Kappa Kappa Psi ent scenes. The actors gram within our Music They have provided members were the ac- were very effective in Department,” Kend- water to the Southern- tors for Haunted Ma- scaring some people. all Gulledge said. “We ers and visiting bands son. The theme for “One girl had an- are always looking for during football games. this year’s Haunted other as a shield from ways to serve the band They have repainted Mason was “Off the anyone that would try and Haunted Mason is practice rooms as well. Beaten Path.” All three to grab her,” one of the a really fun way to be “I think the biggest floors were included participants said. able to do that.” thing that we do is hav- in the attraction. The Haunted Mason was Κappa Kappa Psi is ing that positive atti- Kendall Gulledge/ Special to The Chanticleer first part of Haunted very detailed, and it a National Honorary tude at practice every Mason was in the per- was clear everyone in- Band Fraternity whose day!” Will Arrington, Kappa Kappa Psi members spooked students at formance center, and volved worked very purposes include serv- a Κappa Kappa Psi Haunted Mason to help raise money for band programs. it was decorated as a hard on it. ing college and uni- member said. The Chanticleer November 3, 2016 6 Opinion & Editorial Coq Au Vin with Nicki Arnold Swindle History was made dental, or mental health sources in the area that can start an emergen- this week, as our new treatment because they support nontraditional cy financial assistance organization for non- simply cannot afford it. students and then share fund, which will be traditional students, I knew I had dealt that information at the overseen by a neutral SAINTS, was officially with all of these issues, meetings. We plan to source, like our execu- formed and we held our as well as the issue of make sure there is food tive board, along with first fundraiser. Over where my children at every meeting, in guidance from our fac- the past several weeks, would stay while I was case someone cannot ulty advisor, Ms. Julie I have gotten to meet attending classes, at afford food but doesn’t Nix, and others in the people all over campus various times through- want to ask for help. Counseling Center. and to talk about issues out my college career. We also can start We need to partner that are important to all While I realize that emergency food pan- with other campus or- students, but especially I will not be able to tries in every residence ganizations since non- to other nontraditional single-handedly tackle hall and in the coun- traditional students are students. any of these issues, seling center, almost almost everywhere on Nicki Arnold Swindle I have learned that we with some help from immediately. We will campus these days, have students who at- others who care about probably need ap- and we need to recruit tend Jacksonville State these issues and more, proval, but we do not members. This is the fourth University who are we can make a differ- foresee that being an is- If you are a self-iden- homeless, according ence. sue—this is something tified nontraditional, of Nicki’s “Coq Au to the legal definition, So, with a group of being done on other at-risk, or independent Vin,” a series of or live in a transitional seven or eight other campuses already. student, connect with housing situation. I people, we have come In the mid-range, we us on Facebook. If you articles based on have learned that we up with what we feel can identify Alumni are not one, we would have many students we can do to help sup- who were success- still like to be an ally the perspective of a who are food insecure port and empower non- ful nontraditional stu- to us, please like our and have to make diffi- traditional students on dents and are willing Facebook page and tell non-traditional col- cult choices about when campus. We are going to mentor current at- everyone you know that and what to eat. to start having monthly risk, independent, and we are trying to really lege student. I have also learned support group meetings nontraditional students make Jacksonville State that we have almost next month. Leading and develop a plan for University the “friend- as many students who up to these meetings matching them. liest campus.” have to think twice be- and at them, we will Longer term, after fore seeking medical, work to identify re- more fundraising, we If you don’t Healthcare should vote, you can’t be a right, not a complain business Katie Cline 30 years, when my By Nathan Cavitt set foot into an of- Editor-in-Chief children come home Associate Editor fice without insur- and ask about this ance, and even if After November 8, election (which they There’s almost they do see you, the don’t ask me who I will), I want to tell nothing worse in life cost is outrageous. voted for. Don’t ask them that I did my than being a college The same goes for me why I voted for part, that I refused to student and not hav- dental care: a routine the candidate I voted sit back and let ev- ing health and dental cleaning without in- for. Don’t ask me my eryone else make a insurance. The as- surance will run you political affiliation. decision for me. sumption under the about 200$. current plan is that I’ve seen people You can, however, Maybe my vote Nathan Cavitt Katie Cline most college students who have suffered ask me why I voted. won’t be in the ma- will fall under the greatly because they needs to be free I’m not going to jority. Maybe I won’t tratingly optimistic plan of their parents. can’t afford to go to healthcare for ev- talk about Trump vote with the popular girl, but in 30 years, That’s a danger- the doctor or dentist. eryone. Why should versus Clinton ver- opinion of my state will America still be ous assumption, and It’s not right. It’s not someone be forced to sus Johnson versus or even my nation, here? Probably. Will a risk that only hurts humane. suffer because they Stein versus Vermin but that’s all the more we survive this next the students who have Yes, JSU does sup- don’t have the mon- Supreme. There have reason to vote. ey? presidency? Prob- parents that don’t ply a health clinic in always been crazy I’m voting to say I urge you to think ably. Will the outrage work jobs which pro- which students with- elections and crazy that I executed my about how awful it is. and fallout of this vide healthcare or out health insurance candidates. Granted, right as a citizen. If I When you don’t election finally spark students who aren’t can be seen without 2016’s may have had don’t, I feel like I’m have health insur- some much needed close to their parents cost, but if you have the most media—and disgracing everyone or don’t have parents. something serious ance, basically your change? Maybe. social media—cov- who didn’t (and still It’s a bad assump- there’s very little best option is to go to Hopefully. All we erage to date, but doesn’t) have this tion because that they can do. the emergency room. can do is wait and see American politics opportunity. It’s easy leaves many college In order to run x- They will see you if and hope. has been steeped in to lie down and let students in no man’s rays and other forms it’s an emergency; For now, though, controversy since things happen when land where they can’t of examinations, one unfortunately they I’m looking at it this Aaron Burr shot Al- you know you’re afford insurance and must going to an ac- will not hesitate to way: we can’t let grossly bill you. exander Hamilton. backed against a therefore cannot go tual hospital. Ulti- ourselves get bogged It’s a corrupt sys- What I am going to wall. It’s easy to feel to a doctor or dentist. mately people, par- down in so much tem that must change talk about is why like one tiny vote The smallest dental ticularly college stu- hoplessness and apa- for the future of voting is important, doesn’t matter. But problems can become dents who can’t work thy that we forget America. Bernie regardless of how if those who dis- outright painful, and 40 hours a week, that it doesn’t have to when it comes to have been abandoned Sanders had the best hopeless an election agree with the cur- be this way. seeking a doctor for by the current health- idea when it came to seems. rent state of politics So get out there. adequate healthcare, care plan. healthcare—people I’m not a major fan don’t vote, it looks Vote. You can make think again. Healthcare should have a right as U.S. of any of the candi- like everyone’s okay a difference just by Most doctors won’t be a human right, citizens to health- dates. I’ll admit that. with what’s hap- asking for something even allow you to not a business. There care. I don’t completely pening. You have to different. agree with every- say, “no;” otherwise, Is your campus club or organization hosting And if you don’t thing that any of you’re saying, “yes.” vote, I don’t want to an event on campus? them stand for. But I know it sounds hear you complain If so, send us the details at I am going to vote. like the silly, idyllic on November 9. [email protected]. Because in 20 or rantings of a frus- The Chanticleer November 3, 2016 7 Sports Gamecocks come up short Golf earns Gamecock first OVC Side Bar against Morehead State honors of the Rebekah Hawkins after a kill from Kaylee the third and final set. season Staff Reporter Frear and scored four The Gamecocks tied BRENTWOOD, quick to tie the set. the score early at five af- Upcoming Gamecock Action Tenn. – JSU took The Gamecocks’ los- A kill from MSU’s Me- ter a Rombach kill and home weekly Ohio ing streak in the OVC rideth Jewell gave the two attack errors from 11/3 Valley Golf honors on continued last Saturday Eagles 24. MSU’s Sydney Schuler. both sides Wednesday. - Men’s Basketball with their fourth straight A JSU attack error gave The score was tied two vs. Spring Hill College Pablo Torres was loss against the Eagles of MSU the win. more times early at eight named the OVC Male (Exhibition) Morehead State. The Eagles jumped out and nine. “The Pete” 7 p.m. Golfer of the Week The Gamecocks came to a quick lead early in The Eagles scored three and Karina Kukkonen close to the Eagles the second set. to take the lead 12-10. 11/4 the OVC Female throughout each of the The Gamecocks man- The Gamecocks re- Golfer of the Week. - Men’s Tennis at the UTSA $10K three sets but couldn’t aged four and a kill from mained down by three or Futures - Niceville, Fla. Torres carded rounds quite win. Mackenzie Rombach more for the rest of the of 69-72-73 to finish five Morehead State swept gave them five. set. - Volleyball shots behind first place. the match with scores of The Eagles scored 11 Charis Ludtke man- His performance vs. Belmont* 25-23, 25-20 and 25-18. before an Allyson Zuhlke aged the Gamecocks’ fi- “The Pete” 7 p.m. helped Jacksonville The Eagles dominated kill started a three-point nal kill of the night and State finish fourth in sets with high overall run that brought the set them at 18. in the 22-team field. 11/5 hit percentages includ- Gamecocks to nine. The last set of the - Rifle It marked its third- ing .583 in the second set The score remained night was the best for the straight top four finish. vs. UT Martin* alone. back and forth before the Gamecocks. Jacksonville, Ala. Torres currently ranks The Gamecocks strug- Eagles scored 14. They hit .222 overall fourth in the OVC in gled in each but managed The Gamecocks were for the set. - Football stroke average (72.2). a .200 overall. down three but a service They had ten kills in Kukkonen carded vs. Southeast Missouri* The Eagles had great error, ace and an attack the set, their second high- Cape Girardeau, Mo. 1 p.m. rounds of 72-76-73 to success in the first set. error helped the Game- est of the night. finish at 221 (+5) and They jumped out ahead cocks tie it up. Rombach led the night - Volleyball tie for sixth in a field by four early on. There was never an- in kills with ten and also of 86 at the Little Rock vs. Tennessee State* The Gamecocks came other tie. in blocks with four. “The Pete” 2 p.m. Golf Classic held at back within one before The score was 22-20, Frear was second in the Diamante Country the Eagles scored three MSU. They scored anoth- kills with eight. 11/6 Club in Hot Springs more off of Gamecock er three with help from Rachel Perucki contin- Village, Arkansas. - Women’s Basketball errors. Gamecock errors to take ued her dominance in as- vs. Miles College The honors marked JSU brought their score the win. sists with 17 and she also the first for JSU on- ei (Exhibition) to 10, while the Eagles The second set was led in digs with five. “The Pete” 3:30 p.m. ther side this season. pushed their score to 17. the worst overall for the They return home to -JSU Sportswire The teams traded blows Gamecocks but they still Pete Mathews and look 11/8 until Morehead State sit- managed a .182 overall. to turn things around - Volleyball uated at 23. The Eagles took the against Belmont on Nov. vs. Tennessee Tech* The Gamecocks rallied lead at the beginning of 4, at 7 p.m. Men’s Tennis “The Pete” 7 p.m. wins Big Easy 11/11 - Women’s Basketball Torres leads men’s golf to forth place Classic in at Florida State New Orleans Tallahassee, Fla. 11:30 a.m. KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. 118-player field over the Augusta. – Pablo Torres notched a last three days. Jacksonville State led NEW ORLEANS – - Men’s Basketball top-five finish on the in- His three-day total of the 22-team field in bird- The Jacksonville State at Tulsa dividual leaderboard to 214 put him in a three-way ies with 47, one more than men’s tennis team took Tulsa, Okla. 7 p.m. lead the JSU men’s golf tie for fourth, five shots the Vols carded, thanks home first place at the * = OVC Event BOLD = Home Event team to fourth in the team behind medalist Andrew to 12 from Torres and 11 Big Easy Classic at the standings at the East Bay Novak of Wofford. from fellow senior Bo University of New Or- STATS FCS Top 5 Deli Classic at Kiawah on Torres paced the Game- Hayes. leans Saturday afternoon. Tuesday. cocks, who shot 295 on JSU was second in the Pablo Caffarena 1. Sam Houston State Torres, a senior from Tuesday to finish with an field in par-4 scoring dur- claimed first in the flight 2. Jacksonville State Bogota, Colombia, 879, two shots behind host ing the tournament. five singles draw, and capped an impressive 54- College of Charleston in Hayes tied for 15th in Mathias Chaim took first 3. Eastern Washington hole event with a 1-over third. the event, using a final- in the flight six singles 4. North Dakota State 73 on the par-72 Turtle Tennessee won the round 76 to cap a 54-hole draw while helping the 5. The Citadel Point Golf Course that event with an 867, four 219. Gamecocks to a 21-point played 6,911 yards for the lower than second-place -JSU Sportswire total. “It was great to see our guys win this tourna- NCAA Rifle Top 10 Senior McLeod leads JSU at OVC XC Championship ment,” head coach An- 1. West Virginia dres Amores said. NASHVILLE, Tenn. – pan claimed the individual taking the team title, this The two-day tour- 2. Murray State The JSU cross country title with a time of 17:03.9 time for the 11th straight 3. Texas Christian nament featured eight teams wrapped up the to become the first indi- year. teams, including Tulane, 4. Kentucky season at the 2016 Ohio vidual OVC repeat winner Tennessee Tech’s Gil- Southern Miss and in- 5. Air Force Valley Cross Country in over a decade. bert Boit won the individ- state foe Alabama State. Championships Saturday JSU was paced by Ju- ual crown. 6. Alaska JSU claimed the tour- morning. ells McLeod, who crossed The Gamecock men, nament title over the 7. Nevada The JSU women fin- the line at 19:01.3 to lead hindered by key injuries, hosting New Orleans 8. Nebraska ished 10th with an aver- the Gamecocks in her fi- came home 11th just Privateers by a two-point 9. Ohio State age time of 19:59 for the nal race as a senior. behind Southeast Mis- margin. 5K course. The Gamecocks placed souri. Freshmen Tiernan 10. Jacksonville State “We competed a lot Eastern Kentucky took just ahead of Austin Peay Whytock, Corey Cham- better on our last day of the team title for its 10th and Tennessee State. pion and Hayden Wash- the tournament,” Amores championship in the last For the men’s 8K burn took the top three said. “We could have got- OVC Volleyball Standings 11 seasons. championship, it was spots for JSU. ten better results on the School OVC O/R UT Martin’s Ann Asi- Eastern Kentucky again -JSU Sportswire first day, but we bounced Murray State 11-1 16-8 back. SIUE 10-2 17-6 Along with Caffarena Austin Peay 10-2 21-8 Kukkonen places Gamecock women at Little Rock and Chaim’s individual Eastern Kentucky 7-5 12-12 HOT SPRINGS VIL- three-day event with a day tournament with a crowns, a couple of sec- Morehead State 7-5 11-15 LAGE, Ark. – Karina 1-over 73 on Tuesday, 74, putting the finishing ond-place finishes helped Belmont 6-6 12-11 Kukkonen paced the after opening on Sunday touches on a 54-hole Jacksonville State to its Jacksonville State 5-7 17-15 Jacksonville State wom- with a 72 and shooting score of 231 that tied her team win. Andres Gomez placed Tennessee State 5-7 14-14 en’s golf team at the Lit- 76 in Monday’s second for 35th in the event. tle Rock Women’s Golf round. The Gamecocks shot second in the flight five Tennessee Tech 3-9 7-18 singles draw and second UT Martin 3-9 7-20 Classic, finishing sixth True freshman Layne 927 for the 54-hole event and leading JSU to an Dyar had her best com- that was won by Central in the doubles draw along SEMO 3-9 4-22 11th-place finish, with a petition round in her Arkansas. with teammate Jaryd Re- Eastern Illinois 2-10 5-22 56-hole score of 221. JSU career on Tuesday. ese. Kukkonen capped the Dyar capped the three- -JSU Sportswire -JSU Sportswire The Chanticleer November 3, 2016 8

Rifle takes down Ole Miss in home opener

JACKSONVILLE – The 11th-ranked Jack- sonville State rifle team edged 15th-ranked Mississippi in JSU’s first home action of the season at the Game- cock Rifle Range. The Gamecocks tallied an aggregate mark of 4656 and were a mark better than the Rebels, who finished with a 4655. JSU’s advan- tage came in air rifle as it put together a Josh Gilbert/ The Chanticleer 2342, while adding a 2315 in smallbore. UM tallied a 2341 Gamecocks hammer Eastern in air rifle and a 2313 in smallbore. JSU Sophomore Illinois 47-14 on homecoming Trace Haynes was the squad’s top fin- Timothy Cash touchdowns. With 2:36 left in the second, Stinnett isher with a com- Sports Editor The game was in JSU’s favor from the completed a 32-yard attempt. bined mark of 1168. opening whistle. The Gamecocks lead EIU 31-7 going Haynes recorded Jacksonville won their third-straight Three of the Gamecocks’ six touch- into halftime. a 588 in smallbore homecoming game under head coach downs came in the opening quarter. Like the first, the third quarter- be and a 580 in air rifle. John Grass, toping Eastern Illinois 47- EIU Fumbled the ball on their open- longed to Jacksonville State. His mark in 14 in front of 21,655 fans. ing drive, Jacksonville State’s Justin Clemons scored his final second smallbore was the Josh Barge broke the FCS record of Thomas-Thornton recovered it on the touchdown of the game on a three-yard best of the match. 45 consecutive games with a catch. Panthers’ six-yard line. run. Sophomore Mekenna Midway through the first quarter, Josh Clemons ran in the first of his Stinnett completed his second field Richardson and senior Barge caught a 13-yard touchdown to two touchdowns three plays later. foal, a 48-yard attempt, with 3:18 left in Garrett Rabel round- put the Gamecocks 21-0 over the Pan- Clemons finished the day with 50 the third. ed out the top-five in thers. rushing yards. The Gamecocks headed into the forth smallbore with a 581 Barge now owns both the OVC and Jenkins’ ran in his only rushing touch- quarter ahead of Eastern Illinois 40-7. and 579 respectively. FCS record with 46-consecutive games down on the Gamecock’s next drive, Bryant Horn scored the Gamecocks In air rifle, JSU se- with a catch. running in-between EIU defenders for final touchdown on an 11-yard run mid- nior Brandon Muske Eli Jenkins moved into second place the 11-yard score. way through the forth quarter. turned in the best score behind Eastern Illinois’ Jimmy Garop- Barge’s record-breaking catch came Korliss Marshall scored Eastern Il- of the day with a 593. polo, and moves ahead of Murray with 5:54 left in the first, and was his linois’ first touchdown in the second Muske was sec- State’s Casey Brockman. first touchdown of the season. quarter on a four-yard run. ond to UM’s Ali Jenkins’ 10,533 offensive career yards Jamari Hester scored the Gamecocks’ Jared Pilson found Devin Church for Weisz by two marks. are 2,556 yards behind Garoppolo. forth touchdown of the game on a 27- the Panthers second score in the forth Sophomore David Barge ended the day with 56 yards on yard pass. quarter. Sink added a 584, while three receptions with a touchdown. Cade Stinnett scored the final points The Gamecocks travel to Southeast freshman Carleigh Pe- Jenkins went 10-22 for 157 passing of the first half with the first of his two Missouri on Saturday to face the Red- ters accumulated a 584. yards, 85 rushing yards and three total field goals. hawks at 1 p.m. -JSU Sportswire Men score 105 in exhibition win over Shorter Daniel Mayes 51.5% from the field, -in scored 8 points in the sec- Staff Reporter cluding 38.1% from be- ond half to lead the Game- hind the arc, while holding cocks and push their point The Gamecocks scored Shorter to 37.7% and 31% totals into double figures on over 100 points for the first respectively. the night. time in almost 12 years in JSU sophomore forward JSU’s lead ballooned up a 105-82 takedown of the Christian Cunningham had to a game-high 26 points at Shorter Hawks in the first a double-double with 12 the 10:38 mark of the sec- exhibition game of the sea- points and 11 rebounds and ond half after a basket by son. also led the Gamecocks Cross made the score 85- The Ray Harper era for with 3 blocks on the night. 59. the Jacksonville State men’s Powered by Cunning- The Gamecocks cruised basketball team began with ham’s performance, the the rest of the way through a bang Friday night at Pete Gamecocks dominated the the match, and a Tyrik Ed- Mathews Coliseum. battle in the paint all night wards fastbreak layup after The last 100-piont game long, as JSU put up a whop- JSU Sportswire an Abuarisha steal broke JSU scored came on Nov. ping 46 points in the paint Christian Cunningham (LEFT) and Greg Tucker the 100-point barrier with 23, 2004 when they scored and held Shorter to only 18 (RIGHT) combined for 25 points for the Gamecocks in 1:28 remaining in the game. 112 points, coincidentally, for the game. the exhibition win over Shorter University A Bennett three-pointer also against Shorter. The Gamecocks also utes played in the contest. hamed Abuarisha connected for Shorter closed the scor- JSU’s brilliant offensive more than doubled the Jacksonville State and on a jumper in the waning ing for the game with 42 performance on Friday Hawks’ tally on the boards, Shorter traded buckets to seconds of the first period to seconds left, making the fi- came as a result of balanced out-rebounding Shorter 53- begin the game, and the give the Gamecocks a 54-42 nal tally 105-82 in favor of scoring, as 7 Gamecocks 26 on the night. contest was tied 9-9 at the lead heading into the break. the Gamecocks. reached double figures in Senior Guard Greg Tuck- first timeout of the game at JSU controlled the offen- Jacksonville State will points against the Hawks, er scored the first 2 points the 15:41 mark of the first sive glass in the opening play in their final exhibition led by Junior center Norber- of the contest on a reverse half. period, pulling down 6 of- game against Spring Hill tas Giga’s 18. layup to give the Game- Out of the timeout, the fensive boards and scoring College on Thursday, Nov. Phil Taylor and Alijah cocks the lead to start the Gamecocks used a 13-0 run, 8 second chance points in 3 at 7 p.m. in Pete Mathews Bennett scored 36 and 30 game. which was capped by a dunk the first 20 minutes while Coliseum. for Shorter, but, despite their Tucker led the Gamecocks from Cunningham, to take preventing the Hawks from The Gamecocks open up efforts, the Hawks still came in scoring in the first half a commanding lead that tallying a single offensive the regular season on the up short against the Game- with 13, but foul trouble they would not relinquish rebound. road at Tulsa, Okla. against cocks’ all-around attack. held him to a scoreless sec- throughout the contest. Andre Statam, Jacara the Tulsa Golden Hurricane Jacksonville State shot ond half and only 12 min- Freshman forward Mo- Cross and Erik Durham all on Nov. 11.