Sports
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Adaptive
Physical Fitness first of its kind at North Lake College
There’s a new class in the weight room this semester
– adaptive physical fitness. Students in this
class give their muscles and self-esteem a good workout.
Technically, this is a physical education course for
the physically and mentally challenged. Instructed by
Athletics Director Dan Joutras, the classes meet Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Currently,
there are seven students enrolled in the class. More...
First
basketball home game schedule November 14
The basketball Blazers have
played five scrimmage games
in preparation for the season which officially opens
Oct. 31.
That’s when our men’s team will play in
the Thunderbird Classic Shoot-Out in Hobbs, New Mexico.
Our competition includes New Mexico Junior College,
New Mexico Military Institute and Cochise College of
Arizona.
The next week we’ll travel to Oklahoma City to
play Rose State College and Murray State College. Mark
your calendars for our home opener – Nov. 14 against
Texas Wesleyan University’s J.V. squad with a
7 p.m. tip-off time. More...
Soccer
coach's experiences help his players to succeed
It has been an exciting journey from the 1968 Olympics
to coaching the 1998 Hungary World Cup team and then
to the fields of North Lake College. Coach James Benedek
is embarking upon a mission to build another nationally
recognized team.
Benedek's men's team, a club team, is 5 wins, 4 losses
and a tie. They have two more games left. You can see
them in action at 7 p.m. Oct. 30 at Richland College
and at 3 p.m. Nov. 2 at Brookhaven College.
The women's team, which became a varsity team first
because of Title IX funding, has a 5-win, 7-loss, 2-tie
record this year. At press time, a final game with Richland
College on Oct. 25 was yet to be played. More...
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