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APRll.. 6, 2006 - Page 14 SPORTS the talented roster, and it gives You can't mention the track JOEY MORNINGSTAR the team confidence for the team without talking about STAFF WRITER rest of the season. senior Broderick Maybank. The outdoor track season Their main focus is to build However, they're going to be a looks like It's going to hit the for the Conference few more surprises on the ground running. Sophomore Championships. men's side. There is junior team member Adam Safley On the women's side of the Scott Koleszac the undisputed summed up his expectations field, Renner has tons of fresh- speed demon and junior Matt for the season in five words: men with tons of talent. Rouse who is a powerhouse in "Expect big things to hap- Coupled with the veteran the distance. pen!" upper class, they are a danger- McDaniel started the sea- Coach Doug Renner is ous combination. Looking son with a strong showing at expecting the same thing from forward to a solid season is the Bridgewater Invitational a star-studded lineup. freshman Kristin Duling. on Saturday. The Terror Each relay gives the team Duling had a great indoor picked up numerous wins and an opportunity to face tough track season breaking various produced multiple place win- competition. There are even a school records. Duling is one ners at the non-team scoring few Division I programs on of the many freshman talents event. the schedule. Facing Division that Renner will rely on dur- I athletes is a way to measure ing the season. Box Scores from March 25: MENS WOMENS Maybank - 1st in the Long Jump, 1st in the Blair Taylor - 2nd 400 Meter Dash Triple Jump Kelly Gruber - 3rd 400 Meter Hurdles, 4th Josh Murray - 1st in the Discus in the 1500 Meter Joe Palkovic - 2nd in the Javelin Stefanie McCole - 3rd in the 100 Meter Matt Rouse - 2nd in the 1500 Meter Hurdles Adam Safley - 3rd in the 400 Meter Hurdles, Women's 4x400 Meter Relay took 1st 4th in the 110 Meter Hurdles Kacey Decker - 1st in the Triple Jump, Tied TIm Eggars - 4th in the 5000 Meter for 4th in the High Jump Men's 4x400 Meter Relay took 2nd D.D. Lehr - 3rd in the Pole Vault Kristy Costa - 4th in the Long Jump Stuart Johnson won the Men's 100 meter dash with a time of 11.28, giving McDaniel 10 points in the event during (These results were taken from the McDaniel Athletic Website) Saturday's meet at Goucher. Korean Karate Club Teaches Self Defense isthenics followed by practic- ber of the club and of the track ANDYWU ing intricate and CFioreo~ team, enjoysthe mental siae N STAFF WRITER graphed fighting sequences to 500 Bahk Do. A veteran of With a 500 Bahk Do (forms) and ending with several martial arts disci- tournament on the horizon, learning different one-step sit- plines, Balsamo prefers the Korean Karate club is uational maneuvers. Korean Karate because "it preparing to represent Meetings are rather offers tradition and philoso- McDaniel College against the informal and highly enjoy- phy while others go right into likes of Johns Hopkins and able, an atmosphere provided fighting." other surrounding organiza- by the experienced and Always open to new tions. encouraging instructor Dr. members, the organization With approximately Joseph Scholz. A 4th degree offers stimulation of the body ten members, the group meets black belt, Dr. Scholz boasts 20 and mind as well as unique three times a week to study years of teaching experience self defense skills that apply to the discipline and plan events. and helped start the club two real fight situations. The club works to bring in a years ago. Perhaps the most speaker and demonstrators Along with his physi- valuable asset the club offers yearly while fund raising and cal capabilities, Scholz offers a is the ability to defend oneself. inviting experts to help polish deep knowledge of the history According to member Joe their skills. and values rooted within the Evaristo, "Karate could be the The typical session martial art. difference between a few consists of stretching and cal- Erin Balsamo, a mem- bruises and a hospital stay." Need to Sell Your Old TV? Old Couch? Roommate's Clothes? No Problem! Classified Ads Are New to the Free Press! Only $.10 per Word. E-mail Freepress@mcdaniel.edu or call x8352 to place an ad.