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November 12, 2004 archives

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Friday, November 12, 2004

OPINION -- MOC controls its own destiny

The Mount Olive College men's and women's soccer teams set a standard in Trojan athletics by capturing the NCAA Division II Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference Tournament championships last weekend in western North Carolina. Can the Trojans complete the fall sweep in...

Jackson signs with Western

PIKEVILLE -- A lot people anxiously await the graduation of Jenny Jackson from Charles B. Aycock High School this spring. Most of them are softball coaches from schools that play the Golden Falcons. It's not hard to see why those...

Wilkerson plays -- and lives -- through pain

PIKEVILLE-- Meredith Wilkerson plays softball with all the passion she can muster. Whether playing for Charles B. Aycock High School's successful program in the spring or for a traveling team in the off-season, Wilkerson loves the game and plays it...

MOC volleyball preview

MOUNT OLIVE -- The Mount Olive College volleyball team arguably finished the regular season as the hottest team in the conference. The Trojans hope an 11-day layoff doesn't cool them off. Mount Olive is the No. 2 seed and gets...

MOC-UNC men's preview

MOUNT OLIVE -- Tonight could mark the most anticipated game in Mount Olive College men's basketball history. And it won't even count on the Trojans' record. Mount Olive goes up against the University of North Carolina for the first time...