Local small business owners Frank Trombetta and Barry Thorne are thriving in the current economy, thanks in large part to assistance from Montreat College MBA students.
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On April 17, the English and Languages department will host the 2009 Creative Writing Festival, featuring author Bill Forstchen as keynote speaker.
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Saturday, December 6, 7:00pm - free admission
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Tuesday, March 3 - Time TBA
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Seniors: It’s time get your résumé ready. The goal is to have it ready before Thanksgiving break so that you can network with potential employers during Christmas Break.
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On November 11 at 7:00 p.m. in the Chapel of the Prodigal on the Montreat College campus, the Friends of Music will present the Heritage Aire Celtic Ensemble, one of nine ensemble groups that make up the United States Air Force Heritage of America Band.
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“Candles in the Window,” written and performed by Kathleen Ann Thompson, will be presented in Gaither Chapel on Friday, November 7 at 8:00. This tenderly acted and moving play centers around two women who knew each other in Berlin before World War II and who meet again by chance in 1948.
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More than 100 students and faculty from local colleges and universities that offer Outdoor Programs, along with professionals from across the Outdoor Business spectrum gathered at Montreat College for the 16th Adventure Education Conference today. Whitney Montgomery, Executive Director of the North Carolina Outward Bound School, gave the conference’s keynote address in the historic Manor House on the Montreat College In the Oaks campus. Conference participants were able to attend a variety of workshops including “The Impact of Crowding on Outdoor Recreation” and “Voice of the Rivers: Savannah River Expedition” as well as browse the offerings of local exhibitors during the one-day event.
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More than 100 students and faculty from local colleges and universities that offer Outdoor Programs along with professionals from across the Outdoor Business spectrum gathered at Montreat College for the 16th Adventure Education Conference today. Whitney Montgomery, Executive Director of the North Carolina Outward Bound School, gave the conference’s keynote address in the historic Manor House on the Montreat College In the Oaks campus. Conference participants were able to attend a variety of workshops including “The Impact of Crowding on Outdoor Recreation” and “Voice of the Rivers: Savannah River Expedition” as well as browse the offerings of local exhibitors during the one-day event.
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Montreat Communication Major, Ashley Craig, gets security clearance and begins work for the Department of Homeland Security as part of the CCCU American Studies Program
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On October 19, the Opal String Quartet, an Asheville-based ensemble, will perform at 4:00 p.m. in the Chapel of the Prodigal.
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Paul Harcharik, who is teaching visual arts classes at Montreat this fall, will exhibit a collection of his work entitled “Observations” at the Hamilton Gallery during October and November.
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MONTREAT COLLEGE modifies Homecoming festivities…
Several cancellations for Homecoming caused us to research the present gas crisis in light of the coming weekend. We have determined that to care for our alumni and friends of the college we will scale back our Homecoming activities to steward our resources. One article in the U.S.A.Today states,
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Comm Major, Ashley Craig, starts internship at Dept. of Homeland Security
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Ashley Craig at CCCU American Studies Program in DC - 3rd week
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Montreat College will be conducting a hands-on Environmental Education program for 4th graders from Black Mountain Elementary School on October 1st and 2nd and for Asheville Christian Academy students on October 3rd.
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The Montreat College Women's Volleyball team traveled to Florence, SC on Friday to participate in Francis Marion's Swamp Fox Invitation this weekend. The Lady Cavs faced host Francis Marion in their game opener this morning. Unfortunately, Montreat fell short, 25-22, 25-22, 21-25, 25-15. Sophomore Alle Baumgartner led Montreat with 21 kills, 10 digs, and five blocks. Freshman Brandy Deddo added 13 kills and 18 digs, while freshman setter Natalie Nieman compiled 37 assists. In their second match of the day, Montreat dropped one to NCAA Divistion II Carson Newman in three; 25-16, 25-21, 25-11. With the losses, Montreat drops to 6-11 overall. In day two of the Swamp Fox Invitational, Montreat will face Fayettville State at 11:00 am and Augusta State at 5:00 p.m.
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After winning a hard fought conference battle with Bluefield on Tuesday, expectations were high coming into the King match last night. Some misfortune and inconsistent play turned out to be the deciding factor in the Montreat loss: 25-13, 25-23, and 25-17.
A slow start hampered the Lady Cavs in game one; play picked up in games two and three, but King was overpowering up front and played pretty consistent throughout the match.
Coach Mooberry commented on the teams play, “We just didn't play well as a team tonight. It's disappointing because our team is really close and enjoys playing together, but that just didn't show tonight.”
The Lady Cavs will be on the road this weekend, as they head to the coast, to compete in the Francis Marion Tournament. Their next home contest will be on September 26th against Tennessee Wesleyan in a 6:30pm start.
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Coming off their big win over #1 ranked Lindsey Wilson, Montreat got off to an unanticipated start with Asbury College. The clear favorites to win the match, Montreat gave up an early goal just five minutes in; an uncharacteristic, mistimed jump by junior goalkeeper Howard Fisher (Kingston, Jamaica) on a long range shot gave Asbury a 1-0 lead. Montreat would soon take control of the ball; however, they only managed to net two goals in over 30 shot attempts. The best thing that can come from this is know that bad games are going to occur, but good teams find a way to win.
Coach Benware gave his thoughts on the game, “Our guys have played some very good soccer lately. We’ve started to gel on the field and have gained some recent confidence with a win against Lindsey Wilson, a national ranking of #16, the national defensive player of the week and offensive/defensive conference players of the week. The guys have handled these successes with humility and are simply preparing for each competition one match at a time. I’m happy to be 5-1 on the season, especially since we’ve had only one home game up to this point. I’m most happy about the depth we have on our team. We have great talent deep into our bench, and there are great benefits from that.”
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Ashley Craig visits iconic sites in DC and attends a McCain/Palin Rally. Read more!
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If you were not in McAlister Gymnasium last night, you missed an electrified atmosphere for a home Lady Cavalier Volleyball match. Montreat’s Lady Cavaliers volleyball team won a hard fought battle last night against Bluefield at McAlister Gymnasium. The Lady Cavs split the first four games: winning the second and fourth, and losing the first and the third forcing a fifth and final game. In a game that is supposed to end at 15, win by two, Montreat and Bluefield took it to overtime, going past the 15 point limit. The two teams went back and forth, exchanging leads multiple times. Finally, Montreat put two successful volleys together and edged the conference foe, Bluefield, 22-20 in the fifth game.
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Kansas City, MO --- Five teams enter the Top 25 for the first time this season, including Montreat (NC). The Cavaliers come in at No. 16 after knocking off then-No.1 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 1-0 last week. The other newcomers to the poll are No. 22 Roberts Wesleyan (N.Y.); No.23 Belhaven (Miss.); No. 24 Westmont (Calif.), and No. 25 Lindenwood (Mo.)
Coach Benware also commented on being nationally ranked, "I am excited about being ranked 16th; but, we are only five games into the season and have a long way to go."
The next regular season Top 25 poll will be announced on Sept. 23.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The NAIA Men's Soccer national weekly honors have been announced and Howard Fisher of Montreat (NC.) was announced as National Defensive Player of the Week while Robert Whitnell of Shorter (Ga.) was named National Offensive Player of the Week, for the week of Sept. 8-14.
Fisher, a 6-6 junior goalkeeper from Kingston, Jamaica, came up huge last week as the Cavaliers upset the No. 1 team in the country. Fisher saved all six shots on goal as Montreat defeated Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 1-0. The shutout was Fisher’s 22nd of his career. With the win, Montreat improved to 4-1 on the year.
On being selected, Fisher remarked, "First I want to thank God for blessing me with the talent to play soccer; also, with the health and strength to go forward. Without him, all of this would not be possible. It is a fabulous feeling. The hard work I have put in in the last 6 years is starting to pay dividends. However, I am still unsatisfied; I have more room to grow. I find it humbling and encouraging as well."
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The Montreat Cavaliers volleyball team traveled this weekend for conference play, first at Covenant College on Friday and then at Bryan College on Saturday. Both matches ended after three games, as Montreat could not get the momentum swung in their direction. Coach Mooberry on the Covenant match, "We really struggled as a team passing tonight against Covenant, which made it hard to run an effective offense. Covenant has a good program, some strong hitters and quick defense. We needed to play well tonight to beat Covenant, but our intensity and communication was also not what it needed to be. My hope is that we will be able to step up our game when they come visit us at Montreat and play with the intensity, communication, and solid skills to beat them."
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Montreat women’s soccer team fell to Cumberland University last Saturday. Two early first half goals were the deciding factors in Cumberlands victory over Montreat. The Lady Cavaliers played hard but in the end did not have an answer for the Cumberland attack.Coach Maples commented on the game saying, “The same bug keeps biting us. We are giving up soft goals early in a game and never get a chance to get our flow before we are behind. For the first four minutes we had the ball in their half. They get a counter attack, we get back and the only time they get across the half line, they end up with a goal. It takes the wind out of us and we have to regroup. You can see it took the energy out of us because we didn’t start getting shots until later in the first half. We changed some personnel in important spots with 23 minutes left in the first half and our energy picked up. From there the game was ours. CU only got six shots the rest of the game and only one in the second half.
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Montreat swept the AAC Players of the Week in men's soccer this week. Junior Howard Fisher was selected as AAC Defensive Player of the Week and junior redshirt Shaka Bangura was selected as AAC Offensive Player of the Week for their performance in the men's upset of Lindsey Wilson last Saturday. Fisher attained his 22nd career shutout by saving all six shots on goal to allow for the Montreat victory. Bangura scored the game-winning golden goal against Lindsey Wilson. With 57.6 seconds remaining in the first overtime, Shaka scored from 20 yards out to take the Montreat Cavaliers to 4-1 on the season. The junior forward now has six goals and five assists on the season. Congratulations to Shaka and Howard on well-deserved recognition!
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The Montreat College men’s soccer team traveled to Lindsey Wilson College last Saturday, September 13th to face the #1 ranked team in the nation. The Blue Raiders rose to first in the nation early in the week with their smothering defense and tenacious offense, knocking off opponents such as Park University and Lindenwood all with shutouts. Through four games, the Blue Raiders had only allowed 1 goal, and kept their opponents to a total of 11 shots on goal through four games.
Montreat too had enjoyed some success going 3-1 through their first four games with two of their wins being shutouts. Though, none of their contests would compare to the 13 year old powerhouse that is Lindsey Wilson College, who has won seven National Championships during that span.
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The Montreat College Golf Program kicked off their 2008 fall season with their co-host tournament with Brevard on Sunday. The men's team had a rough start on Sunday shooting a team total of 320 for ninth place. Junior transfer Nathan Blankenship performed well sharing first place with a score of 71. After day one, the women's team claimed second place with a score of 403 behind Mars Hill (354). Junior Ashley Mitcham led the way for the Lady Cavs with a score of 98.
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If you missed him last month at the combined book signing, the Montreat College library will be hosting a book signing with Dr. Don King on Friday, October 3rd from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Hamilton Gallery.
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Ashley Craig began an internship in DC that includes working in the Dept. of Homeland Security. She is excited to be part of the CCCU's American Studies Program this fall.
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Coming off a big conference win over Milligan, the Lady Cavalier Volleyball team returned home last evening and defeated North Greenville in three straight: 25-19, 25-18, and 25-22. The Cavaliers received a big performances from Kim Staley (FR, Rutherfordton, NC) who had 10 kills and the highest kill efficiency, Natalie Nieman (FR, Charlotte, NC) who turned in three aces and 25 assists, and Allie Baumgartner (SO, Charlotte, NC) on the defensive side with 11 digs. Baumgartner, Staley, and Kayla Keys (FR, Weaverville, NC) also had one solo block apiece.
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Montreat women’s soccer team fell late in double overtime on Wednesday eveningto North Greenville College 2-1. The game started out slow for both teams. North Greenville got on the board first in the fifth minute and led 1-0 at halftime. At the 53:46 mark in the second half Montreat got on the board with a goal from Brittany Zachrich (FR, Hickory, NC), assist from Alex Mash (FR, Cooper City, FL). The rest of regulation was a defensive battle, ending in a 1-1 tie and forcing overtime. The first overtime picked up where the second half ended. Both teams battled ten extra minutes only to go into the second overtime tied 1-1. Unfortunately for Montreat, the North Greenville offense found a small gap in the defense and got the game winning goal with 3:28 to play in the second overtime.
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Last night the Montreat College Lady Cavaliers proved that though they are young, their drive and determination are something not to be ignored.
After defeating highly touted UVA-Wise last week, the Lady Cavs traveled to Johnson City, TN last night to face AAC foe Milligan College.
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Montreat Lady Cavalier volleyball team swept their double-header last Saturday. In game one, the Lady Cavs took on Spelman College defeating them in three straight: 25-7, 25-17, and 25-13. Allie Baumgartner (SO, Charlotte, NC) led the way with 15 kills, six digs, and five aces. Brandy Deddo (FR, Almond, NC) chimed in with 10 kills, six digs, and six aces. Natalie Nieman (FR, Charlotte, NC) added 30 assists and Kayla Keys (FR, Weaverville, NC) had six digs.
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The Montreat College Friends of Music fall season will open on September 23 with an encore performance by the Lenoir Saxophone Ensemble at 7:30 p.m. in the Chapel of the Prodigal on the Montreat College campus.
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The Montreat College Women's Softball team traveled to Boiling Springs, NC on Saturday to begin their fall season and split with Garner Webb and Young Harris.
In the first game, Montreat defeated Gardner Webb 9-4 behind the pitching of junior Amanda Wolfe (Cherokee, NC). Wolfe went five innings with four strikeouts, five hits, and one earned run. Freshman Janna James earned the save in going two innings and giving up no runs, with one strikeout and one hit.
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With Hurricane Hannah lurching nearby off the coast, many high school runners were uncertain about their opportunity to race this Saturday morning. At Montreat's Black Mountain Campus this Saturday morning, the first annual Montreat XC Community 5K Kickoff was organized by the Montreat cross country team to gather the local running community to fellowship in God's amazing creation. "We had a beautiful morning with a few clouds in the sky," said second year head coach Jose Larios, "this race was a tremendous success. We had many high schools bring their teams, some from as far as Charlotte."
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Montreat women’s soccer team won big on Saturday defeating Atlanta Christian 9-0. The Lady Cavaliers took 28 shots and placed 20 of those on goal; and, added 11 assists to their nine goals. Heather Hable (SR, Stuart, VA) scored the first goal of the game off a Stephanie Liles (FR, Morganton, NC) assist. Then just one minute later, Liles added a goal of her own on an assist from Brittany Zachrich (FR, Hickory, NC) assist. The half ended at 2-0 but Montreat was just about to break loose. Three minutes into the second half Zachrich scored her first goal of the contest, unassisted. One minute later, Zachrich scored again on a Heather Hable assist making the score 4-0.
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Montreat College is partnering with Nations Ford Community Church in Charlotte to present Youth Upward Mobility Conference on Saturday, September 13 from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the college’s Charlotte campus.
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We are excited about our new web site going live in two weeks, but in the mean time we want to make sure you can contact our new coaches that are not on this site. So, if you are interested in volleyball, men's soccer, women's soccer, or softball please contact the following coaches.
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This summer Montreat Communication Major, Stephanie Routh, got to intern in video broadcasting at Westover, a megachurch in Greensboro.
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The Lady Cavaliers volleyball team earned their first win of the season last night against conference opponent, UVA-Wise. Wise was selected fourth in the preseason poll and coming off a berth to the NAIA Volleyball Tournament last season. A balanced attack up front and in the backcourt allowed Montreat to sweep in three with scores of 28-26, 25-15, 25-17. Allie Baumgartner (SO, Charlotte, NC) and Brandy Deddo (FR, Almond, NC) had 12 and 11 kills respectively. Natalie Nieman (FR, Charlotte, NC) and Lyndsey Wall (JR, Weddington, NC) had eight digs apiece. Nieman also added 29 assists and Baumgartner had seven aces.
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Montreat men’s soccer team rolls over North Greenville with a two-to-nothing victory. Shaka Bangura (JR, Freetown, Sierra Leone) did all the damage as he netted both goals for the Cavaliers. His first goal came in the first half off of a Sami Bin (FR, Porto Alegre, Brazil) assist. Then in the second half, Bangura places another shot (unassisted) past the North Greenville keeper to bring the score to 2-0.
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Montreat College’s volleyball team traveled to Mars Hill College on Tuesday evening for a non-conference match with the Division II program. Despite a valiant effort, the Lady Cavs fell short to the Lions in a five game battle.
Each game was close with only one game outside of five points. Mars Hill just edged the Lady Cavaliers in the final game 15-11. The play of the Lady Cavs show they are starting to come together as a team.
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Montreat women’s soccer team took on NAIA-school Southern Wesleyan University in Central, SC last night and fell 5-0. A disappointed Coach Maples responded by saying, “They deserved to win and we didn’t.” This is definitely a tough loss for the Lady Cavs as it is their first loss of the season.
Montreat will be back in action at home on Saturday, September 6th in a 5:00 pm start against Atlanta Christian.
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Please join us for our annual community day!
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On behalf of the Montreat College Cross Country team we invite you to the 1st Annual Montreat College Community 5K Kickoff Race this Saturday, September 6, 2008.
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Please make plans to join us on October 3-4 for Homecoming!
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Montreat College men’s soccer team picks up their second victory of the season on Saturday in the final game of their Florida trip; they knocked off Florida Southern 4-1 in a hostile environment. The weather coming in as a result of hurricane “Gustav” caused wet conditions for the match. Montreat got on top, one to nothing, on a Shaka Bangura (JR, Freetown, Sierra Leone) goal with an assist from Sami Bin (SO, Porto Alegre, Brazil) in the 33rd minute of play. In the second half, just ten minutes in, [Shaka] Bangura nets his second goal of the contest, off an assist from Nyron Edwards (JR, Kingston, Jamaica), to place Montreat up 2-0. In the 63rd minute, Adnan Bangura (SO, Freetown, Sierra Leone) gets one past the Florida Southern keeper with assists from Abdul Bangura (JR, Freetown, Sierra Leone) and Shaka Bangura.
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Montreat women’s soccer team had a good battle and test against Toccoa Falls College on Saturday afternoon. Toccoa falls jumped out to an early 1-0 lead and maintained that lead for the whole first period. Montreat started out a little timid; but, turned up the heat in the second half by tying the game on a Lucy White (JR, Northport, AL) goal off a Rebekah Worley (SO, Raleigh, NC) assist. Then with 15 minutes left to play in the match, Stephanie Liles (FR, Morganton, NC) nets her first goal of the season off a Brittany Zachrich (FR, Hickory, NC) assist to give Montreat the lead for good. Very good defensive play clinched the game for the Lady Cavs giving them a 2-1 victory in the contest.
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The Montreat Cavalier volleyball team took on Shawnee State University, Brevard College, and Reinhardt College this past Saturday in a quad match at McAlister Gymnasium. Although the day did not turn out the way the Lady Cavs would have liked it to, they showed great determination and never gave up no matter what the score or who their opponent was.
All three games versus Shawnee State, the Lady Cavs put up a good battle; however, the experience of the Shawnee State Lady Bears was a little too much as they put the Lady Cavaliers away in three straight games: 25-18, 25-22, and 25-19. Shawnee State went on to sweep the tournament.
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Montreat Cavaliers men’s soccer team traveled to Florida on Thursday to take on St. Leo University and Florida Southern University. In last night's game versus St. Leo, Montreat fell behind early and the 2-0 deficit was just too much to overcome in the late game surge as they fell 3-2.
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The season opener for the Montreat College Lady Cavalier volleyball team did not go according to plan. Southern Wesleyan came in to McAlister Gymnasium Thursday night with experience and confidence, but the Lady Cavs did not go down without a fight. Young and inexperienced, the Lady Cavs kept fighting to make SWU work for every point they got. Sophomore Allie Baumgartner (Charlotte, NC)led the way for Montreat with 14 kills and 6 blocks, followed by freshman Natalie Nieman (Charlotte, NC)with 7 digs and 14 assists.
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Montreat Cavalier Volleyball came out strong this evening in their opening scrimmage against Catawba Valley Community College. It was definitely a great chance to play against another opponent and gain on-court experience before going into tomorrow’s season opener against NAIA foe Southern Wesleyan University. Montreat had very good play out of their newcomers tonight and will look to them to improve even more as the season goes on to continue their winning success. The Lady Cav’s dominated tonight winning all five games.
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Montreat College's Outdoor Education Immersion Semester Featured in Recent Article
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It did not take long for the Montreat Lady Cavaliers’ Soccer team to score their first goal of the season. Only two minutes passed before junior Lucy White (Northport, AL) netted her first goal of the season off a Heather Hable (SR, Stuart, VA) pass. Twenty minutes later, Emmanuel comes back to ruin the shutout with a, Lauren Moore, goal to tie the game at 1-1. The game would remain tied for the remainder of the first half. Most of the possession in the second half would be with the Lady Cavs and at the 31:38 mark, (Lucy) White would net her second goal of the game off an assist from freshman Brittany Zachrich (Hickory, NC). Charges by Emmanuel were shut down by some stellar Lady Cavs defense and a couple big saves by true freshman goalkeeper, Sarah McGuirt (Harmony, NC).
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The 2008 Montreat Cavaliers Men’s Soccer season opens up with a 3-0 shutout of Emmanuel College. The first official goal did not take long to find the back of the net. Just seven minutes into the match sophomore Adnan Bangura (Freetown, Sierra Leone)finds an open net with assists from Sami Bin (SO, Porto Alegre, Brazil) and Shaka Bangura (JR, Freetown, Sierra Leone). However, that was all of the scoring in the first half. Again, just 5 minutes into the second half sophomore Ebrima Jagne (King E)(Foday Kunda, Gambia) takes a pass from Shaka Bangura and explodes toward the goal placing a low and out of the Emmanuel goalkeeper’s reach, putting the Cavaliers in front 2-0. Then with just 11 minutes left in the match junior Stephen Jackson (Melbourne, FL) nets Montreat’s third goal with assists from Adnan Bangura and Shaka Bangura. The Cavaliers hold off a late Emmanuel surge to maintain the shutout.
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Richmond, VA artist Mark Sprinkle will have his art on display at the Hamilton Gallery throughout July and August.
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On August 12th, Dr. Terry Wilson conducted a training session for college professors and others who train both formal and nonformal educators in the environmental field.
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Montreat College officially became a Tobacco Free campus on August 1st.
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Montreat College Athletics is proud to announce the unveiling of our new Cavalier website www.montreatcavaliers.com. The site will go live next week, so please be patient as we work on the site to make it a success! You can go to our conference web site www.aacsports.com to see schedules and rosters for Montreat and conference opponents.
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Don Maples of Knoxville, TN, has just taken over the head coaching position for the women's soccer squad at Montreat College.
Maples has served as a professional staff coach with the Knoxville Football Club for the last five years and has over 27 years playing/coaching experience. He was the Director of the Goalkeeping Academy at KFC while also coaching primarily on the women’s side of the club. His teams have won three state championships, and have finished as a Region 3 Finalist and Semi-Finalist. He is a USSF “B” License Coach and holds the NSCAA National Goalkeeping License.
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Brenton Benware, former head men’s soccer coach at Oklahoma Wesleyan University in Bartlesville, OK, has just taken over the head coaching position for the men’s soccer squad at Montreat College.
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Lauren Carson has recently joined the Advancement Department of Montreat College, serving as the new Director of Alumni Relations.
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Christine Mooberry will officially take over the head coaching position for the Montreat College Cavaliers volleyball squad on July 1st. She inherits a team that finished 6th in the Appalachian Athletic Conference last year with a 14-18 overall record and a 7-11 conference record.
Mooberry is new to the Asheville area as she transitions from the Newfane, NY, area where she founded and directed the WNY Stars Volleyball club that has earned a 48-0 record over the last four years. She also served as the head varsity coach for Newfane High School for the last six years. She amassed a 92-12 record there in the last five years as well leading the team to four consecutive Niagara-Orleans League Championships from 2004-2007.
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The Montreat College softball program announces the signing of Janna James. James is a recent graduate of Raleigh Christian Academy where she excelled on the mound for the Eagles. She was selected in both her junior and senior years to the NCCSA 1st team All State team and also garnered Team MVP honors.
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The Montreat College softball program announces the signing of high school standout Casey Sheeler. Casey is a recent graduate of West Wilkes High School where she starred on the mound and at the plate.
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The Montreat College Outdoor Education Department is pleased to announce the hiring of Ken Kalisch as an Associate Professor.
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Dr. Brad Daniel and Dr. Dottie Shuman, professors in the Outdoor Education Department at Montreat College, recently developed a new workshop for inclusion in the state of North Carolina Environmental Education Certification program.
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Hellon Coffey Andrews, 85, of Montreat, NC, wife of E. Andy Andrews, died on June 4, 2008.
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The Montreat College Cavalier Softball team welcomes Samantha Haddock, a 2007 AC Reynolds High School graduate, to their ranks this afternoon. Haddock played around the infield and outfield for the Rockets, especially third base. She was named “Most Dedicated” one year and picked for the All-Conference team three out of four years in competition. She plans to study Accounting at Montreat. She is the daughter of Don and Darla Haddock of Fairview.
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The Lady Cavalier soccer team will add Patten High School product Stephanie Liles to its 2008 roster. Coach Dan Woerner had this to say about Montreat's newest recruit, "Stephanie is a bright and friendly student athlete. On the field she brings a great deal of experience and should contribute immediately to a young Cavalier team. It is off the field that Stephanie brings leadership experience, a great stu |