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**WTCC EAGLES CHEER RAFFLE GOING ON NOW!**

By Jennifer Sills | July 2, 2009

You could win a kayaking or canoeing trip down the Neuse River and/or 18 holes of golf!   

Tickets are on sale now through July 23rd - $1.00 each.  Get yours today!   Prize drawings will be held in the Athletics Dept. on Friday, July 24th at noon.

100% OF THE PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE CHEERLEADING PROGRAM!

For more information on the prize packages and how to purchase tickets, please visit:

http://www.waketech.edu/files/2009CheerRaffleFlyer.pdf

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Athletics Director to Serve on Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Committees

By Jennifer Sills | June 30, 2009

Wake Tech’s Director of Athletics/Women’s Basketball Coach, Barry Street has been chosen to serve on the State Farm Coaches All-American Team Committee and the Russell Athletic/WBCA National Coach of the Year Committee for the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association.

The State Farm Coaches All-American Team honors the best women’s basketball players.  And, the Russell Athletic/WBCA National Coach of the Year is presented annually to one coach in each collegiate division: NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II, NCAA Division III, NAIA, Junior College/Community College, and High School.

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Results- Men’s Golf Nationals

By Jennifer Sills | June 4, 2009

The golf team traveled to Owens Crossroads, AL May 16 – 23 to participate in the NJCAA Division 1 Men’s Golf National Championship.

Wake Tech finished 20th in the nation with a team score of 1258.  Scott Colley finished with the lowest individual score (305) for the Wake Tech team. 

The scores (according to golfstatresults.com):

T1.McLennon Community College – 1185
T1. New Mexico Junior College – 1185
3. Midland College – 1195
4. Indian Hills Community College- 1197
5. Central Alabama Community College – 1200
6. Meridian Community College – 1204
7. Lon Morris College – 1207
8. Hutchinson Community College – 1209
T9. Frank Phillips College – 1211
T9. Odessa College – 1211
11. Brevard Community College – 1213
12.Wallace State Hanceville – 1217
13. Walters State Community College – 1222
14. Scottsdale Community College – 1228
15. Hill College – 1234
16. Johnson County Community College – 1240
17. Iowa Western Community College – 1244
18. Paris Junior College – 1245
19. Dodge City Community College – 1253
T20. Pima Community College – 1258
T20. Kansas City Community College – 1258
T20. Wake Tech Community College – 1258
23. Pratt Community College – 1266
24. North Idaho College – 1319

Congratulations WTCC Golf on a great season! 

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Wake Tech Names Softball Coach

By Jennifer Sills | May 13, 2009

RALEIGH, N.C. (May 11, 2009) -

Barry Street, Athletics Director at Wake Technical Community College (WTCC), has tapped Nicole Dobbins to coach the Wake Tech Eagles’ women’s softball team. Dobbins, an accomplished softball player, previously served as head coach at St. David’s High School in Raleigh and as assistant coach at Peace College. The Wake Tech women’s softball team (as well as the men’s baseball team) will start competitive play next spring. Home games for the women will be played at Middle Creek Park in Cary, while the men’s team will play at the USA Baseball Complex, also in Cary.

Dobbins was captain of the Peace College team in 2004, 2005 and 2006 and was selected for the All-Conference team each year. She was named to the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-Atlantic Regional Team in 2005 and 2006. She also played on teams competing in the World University Games in Sydney, Australia, in 2005, and the Spanish Cup in Barcelona, Spain, in 2006. Dobbins got her start on the varsity team at Southeast Raleigh High School. She is currently working toward her master’s degree at N.C. State University.

Wake Tech’s athletics program started last fall with men’s soccer and women’s volleyball, and the program continues to grow each semester. Golf was added this spring; basketball starts this fall. Teams play as Region 10, Division I members of the National Junior College Athletics Association (NJCAA). The program is funded solely by student fees and private donations. Additional information and team tryout schedules are available at http://athletics.waketech.edu.

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