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The Clarion | May 1, 2019 Are You ‘Athleticscontinued from Banquet’ Page 1 Female Rookie of the Year clarion.brevard.edu Volume 84, Issue 29 Web Edition SERVING BREVARD COLLEGE SINCE 1935 May 1, 2019 BC Athletics banquet Final and awards ceremony By Aia Andonovska Canada, won Male Cyclist of the Year. Orschel Staff Writer was a member of the Brevard’s national exam Brevard College Athletics unveiled its 2018- championship team relay at the USA Cycling 2019 award recipients at the annual “Bespys” Cyclocross National Championships. He Awards Banquet held the evening of April 24 finished second in the individual omnium at the USA Cycling Mountain Bike National stress in Boshamer Gymnasium. At the awards banquet, presented by the Championships and won the Southeastern Brevard College Student-Athlete Advisory Collegiate Mountain Bike Omnium title. Orschel Committee, season awards were handed out also represented his home country of Canada at the UCI Cyclocross World Championships relief to recognize exemplary athletic and academic By Zach Dickerson achievements. Some notable winners are as in Denmark. Campus News Editor follows. The Female Cyclist of the Year was presented The Male Athlete of the Year was presented to Hannah Arensman, a junior from Valdese, Final exams for the Spring 2019 semester to Football’s Bubba Craven, a senior wide N.C. Arensman raced two segments of the are here. Testing began Sunday, April 28 and receiver from Pleasant Garden, N.C. Craven team relay en route to a national championship will end on Friday, May 3. Many students have broke career and single-season school records win at the USA Cycling Cyclocross National difficulty relaxing and dealing with stress during in receiving yards, touchdowns and completions Championships where she also finished third in this time. Here are some tips to help with that: en route to earning USA South First-Team All- the individual omnium. Arensman placed fourth in the omnium at the USA Cycling Mountain Conference honors. Craven also received the 1. School organized events/ John McKissick Award, which is presented to Bike National Championship and won Cross the most outstanding football senior both on Country and Short Track titles at the Mad activities and off the field. Dog MTB Race and the High Country MTB Brevard College puts together many events/ Senior Ashley Hughes of Women’s Soccer Challenge. activities that they like to hold during exam won the Female Athlete of the Year. Hughes, Freshman Football student-athlete Dalton Cole week in order to help the students of the campus a native of Charlotte, N.C., broke the school was named the Male Rookie of the Year. Cole, relax and de-stress. One of these are professional single-season record and tied the career record a native of Hendersonville, N.C., led the USA massages that they usually hold in Tornado for goals scored. A CoSIDA Google Cloud South Conference in touchdown passes and Alley. This event is typically first come first Academic All-District performer, Hughes completions en route to being named the USA serve so you will have to sign up or show up also was named to the USA South Conference South Conference Offensive Rookie of the Year. fast. Another event that campus puts together All-West Division Second-Team and to the Hannah Scharf, a freshman Women's Lacrosse is sometimes having therapeutic animals on conference’s All-Sportsmanship Team. midfielder from Southport, N.C., was named campus for students to come and pet and spend Tyler Orschel, a sophomore from Uxbridge, See ‘Athletics banquet’ on page 3 time with. This event is usually located outside of Jones Library. 2. Go outside and off campus to explore The city of Brevard and beyond is home to many great places and ways to help relax and de- stress. Close by, for those who don’t have a way of getting far off campus, there is Downtown Brevard which is filled with many quaint shops and restaurants to choose from. There are also many great parks and forests to choose from, such as DuPont or Pisgah, to go explore nature, Photo from BC Tornados hike or whatever. Or, if you want to get real far (From left to right) Bubba Craven, Ashley Hughes, Tyler Orschel, and Hannah Arensman; each received away from campus, there is always Asheville awards at last Wednesday’s banquet for their athletic performance this school year. See ‘Stress relief’ on page 3 Page 2 Campus News The Clarion | May 1, 2019 Are you ‘AthleticsContinued from banquet’ page 1 Female Rookie of the Year. Scharf scored 21 athlete who also served as a Student Assistant graduating? goals with five assists in her inaugural campaign Coach for both soccer and tennis, won the Chuck Ponder your fondest with the Tornados. Dunbar Team Spirit Award. The Perfect Storm Award is chosen annually The Overall Tornado Cup title was presented memories of Brevard by the Department of Athletics staff for the male to the Women’s Lacrosse team which totaled College, gather your favorite and female student-athletes who exhibit the most the most points throughout the season in five pictures of you and your outstanding performance in the classroom and different life skills components—academic in extracurricular activities. The Male Perfect excellence, athletic excellence, personal friends and visit Storm Award was presented to Men’s Tennis development, service development, and athletes senior student-athlete Tim Hengst, while senior supporting athletes. http://bit.ly/clarion-grad-survey-2019 Women’s Tennis student-athlete Kelsey Kushner In addition to the awards presentations, won the Female Perfect Storm Award. 29 graduating seniors were presented with Complete the survey to The Ann Etters Excellence Award recognizing scholar-athlete graduation stoles to be worn at be featured in next week’s the underclassman who best displays athletic, Commencement. To earn a stole, the scholar- academic and service excellence was presented athletes maintained a GPA of 3.0 or higher commencement weekend to Softball student-athlete Brittany Franks. Mai through their careers as student-athletes at edition of The Clarion! Sakuma, a graduating Women’s Soccer student- Brevard College. 2018-2019 BC Athletics Award Recipients Bubba Craven Hannah Weatherall the Clarion Ashley Hughes Trevon Charles Tyler Orschel JeQwan George SENIOR STAFF Hannah Arensman Quentin Jackson Dalton Cole Patrick Hall Editor in Chief Jeni Welch Hannah Scharf Avery Lockwood Managing Editor Mary Lewe Kelsey Kushner Matthew Scavotto Copy Editor Carmen Boone Campus News Zach Dickerson Tim Hengst Tyler Frazee Opinion Julie Carter Brittany Franks Katherine Collins Arts & Life Mai Sakuma Devin McCarragher Sports Tim and Patricia Powers Hewitt Farr Layout & Design Chloe McGee Dr. Stephen Knott Robert Kokal Faculty Adviser John B. Padgett Alessandra Tavoloni Samantha Sepe Women’s Lacrosse David Garrett OTHER STAFF Kathryn Beasley Martigus Henley Lane Berchtold George Dowis Aia Andonovska Brock Tuttle Annalee Bollinger Nathan Boepple Kenny Cheek Bry’Kendrick Moore Olivia Brock Margaret Correll Caroline David Gabriel Covington Hunter Denny Mackenzie Lautenschlager Chris Efenecy Axel Easter The Clarion is a student-run college newspaper produced by student journalists enrolled at Brevard College. Kyle Grau Ralph Roman III Unsigned editorials represent the collective opinion of Tyler Gregory Sam Duffie the staff of The Clarion. Other opinions expressed in Ryan Jordan Daniel Ramos this newspaper are those of respective authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the faculty, staff Darden King Austin Fisher or administration of Brevard College. Ke’Vel Kingsberry Kross Robinson Zach Lowden Jamerial Parks All correspondence should be mailed to: Scott McGill Eddie Dean The Clarion, Brevard College, One Brevard Jackson McKaig C.J. Walton College Drive, Brevard, NC 28712, or send Tom Mittring Kyle Fennell E-mail to [email protected] Peyton Mooney Mari Cook clarion.brevard.edu Taylor Scovel Emily White Jack Shade Micayla McCoy Letters Policy: The Clarion welcomes Kaylee Smith Carson Beckett letters to the editor. We reserve the right to edit Michael Terry Tyler Clark letters for length or content. We do not publish Thibault Tranchant Hannah Dickson anonymous letters or those whose authorship Brock Tuttle Dalton Collins cannot be verified. Elise Youmans Nicole Rudsen Rebeccah Rojas May 1, 2019 | The Clarion Campus News Page 3 Students bid farewell Thank you! As I graduate, I wanted to say thank to Peter Savage you to everyone who takes time to read By Bry’Kendrick Moore or glance at the Clarion. This has been Staff Writer to come and work on campus,” he said. a crazy semester of news and events He had guest directed a few plays and knew the on campus and I hope that as much students and faculty from his time in 2014. “It At the end of this semester, Brevard College as possible was covered by this hard felt like an opportunity to work in a place where I will be losing yet another faculty member. This working crew. could really share my artistic passions,” he said. time around, our theater department will be A huge thank you to the staff this year. It was working at a summer camp between his taking a hit. Without you guys the paper would have Freshman and Sophomore years in college that We were first given the opportunity to have been nothing and the amazing articles got him hooked on theater. Each August they Peter Savage on our campus in the fall semester from campus news to fake news in the would put on a play. He was asked to audition of 2014. This was right around the same time ‘Hilarion’ would not be enjoyed by the by the director and he got the role of Van Buren Brandon Smith took over the theater program campus and community. in “Damn Yankees.” From that moment on he and was looking for adjuncts.
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