The season started in turmoil for the Alexander Spartans.
They dropped the first five games,and their first win did not come until the third week of the season.
Since then, the Spartans have a record of 6-5, and if they win the rest of their games, they have to opportunity to finish at .500.
We have another game against Nelsonville-York
Athens and Amanda- Clearcreek. It's a chance for to us build momentum and to go 10-10 after the bad start coach Blaine Gabriel said.
Alexander had been fighting adversity even before the bad start to the season when players with varsity experience did not come out for the team.
They have overcome adversities Gabriel said. Jack (Hart) and Michael (Chapman) push other kids to get better.
Hart stands tall
The formula for the Spartans' wins has remained the same: Chapman orchestrating the offense
and Hart putting up big scoring numbers. In his last eight games
Hart averaged a triple double.
Averaging a triple double for even part of a season is impressive. Hart looks to find his way in Alexander school history.
We are looking into the record books, Gabriel said of Hart's impressive season. He has really stepped up his game.
Hart added another triple double to his season total in the win against Nelsonville-York on Tuesday night.
Shots not falling
Trimble has a similar way of winning games; the team relies on center Noah Guthrie to lead the team and then other players would feed off his play.
In the beginning of the season
shots fell for the Tomcats
and they were winning
but now the team has lost three straight games.
We were hitting shots and that opened things up (for us), coach Curt Moore said. Now the scoring has to come from other places.
The team has four difficult games left on the schedule those games still hold meaning for Trimble.
These games will determine how they will be remembered, Moore said.
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33687,2011-02-10 00:47:00,Sex talk broaches students' sensual subjects,The Let's Talk Sex panel of five answered questions ranging from female masturbation to brushing teeth after oral sex.
,The Let's Talk Sex panel of five answered questions ranging from female masturbation to brushing teeth after oral sex.
The whole idea was to get students involved in an open and informal discussion about sex, so they can walk away with information about safer sex, said Kristina Rose
a panelist and the graduate assistant for POWER/GAMMA on campus.
Yesterday's panel marks the third day of Sex Week
a collaboration between POWER/GAMMA
the Women's Affairs Commission of Student Senate and the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Center. The week is devoted to informing students about safe sex and healthy relationships in an accessible way
