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14 THE NAVIGATOR • NOVEMBER 6-12, 2007 ENTERTAINMENT Earworms of the Week NOVEMBER 6-12 “Superfreak” By: Rick James Because: She’s alright, that girl is alright for me Sufferer: Jimmy Jones “Whatever it Takes” By: Lifehouse Because: Gotta do whatever... Sufferer: James Cortese “Take Me There” By: Rascal Flatts Because: I want to go there. Sufferer: Kim Zavon “She’s Hearing Voices” By: Bloc Party Because: She’s crazy. Sufferer: Eric Shepherd “Rum is for Drinking” By: Senses Fail Because: The name says it all. Sufferer: Kristin Costello “Slow Down” By: India Arie” Because: Things happen way too fast. Sufferer: anonymous “1, 2, 3” By: 311 Because: Three home runs in softball is easy. Sufferer: Brendan Laubner “Stronger” By: Kanye West Because: That which doesn’t kill me makes me stronger. Sufferer: Sarah Beggs “Casanova” By: Gerald Levert Because: ‘Cause I ain’t no casanova! Sufferer: David Berry “Forever” By: The Veronicas Because: We ain’t gonna live forever, let me show you all things we could do... Sufferer: Heidi Howell “Give me more” By: Britney Spears Because: It’s Jules, bitch! Sufferer: Julienne Pearson Math Muncher Arrange the digits from 1 to 9 to make a 9-digit number ABCDEFGHI which satisfies the following conditions: 1) AB is divisible by 2; 2) ABC is divisible by 3; 3) ABCD is divisible by 4; 4) ABCDE is divisible by 5; 5) ABCDEF is divisible by 6; 6) ABCDEFG is divisible by 7; 7) ABCDEFGH is divisible by 8; 8) ABCDEFGHI is divisible by 9. Answer will appear in next week’s issue! www.braingle.com/
SPORTS THE NAVIGATOR • NOVEMBER 6-12, 2007 15 Football loses a close game David Berry Sports Editor The JU football team lost a close game to Valparaiso <strong>University</strong> 29-27 on Saturday afternoon, despite coming back from an 11- point halftime deficit and being up as much as 10 points in the fourth quarter. The Dolphins ran up 394 yards of total offense, 205 of that coming on the ground. Freshman Rudell Small had 93 yards on 10 carries, and sophomore Ron Harris had 88 yards on 10 carries with one touchdown after filling in for an injured Small. Redshirt freshman quarterback Erik Stepelton filled in for Chris Horton midway through the first quarter, and finished 9-27 for 183 yards and one touchdown. He also added a quarterback sneak for a touchdown. Mike Jenner led the receivers with 70 yards on four catches and a spectacular touchdown catch in the left corner of the endzone. Defensively, two Dolphins finished with double figure tackles. Sophomore free safety Jason Wood finished with a career-high 14 tackles, 11 of those solo. Senior linebacker Joey Rumph finished with 11 tackles, including one for a loss. The defense struggled in the first half and the offense could not seem to finish drives. The lone exception for the offense was the 14-yard touchdown connection from Stepelton to Jenner. The third quarter, however, was all JU. The scoring started with a one-yard touchdown run from fullback Jeremy Brown. Stepelton got into the endzone to give JU a 20-17 lead. Ron Harris would score the final points for JU with 9:53 left in the game, putting it in from three yards out. Up by 10, the Dolphins just couldn’t hold the lead, as the Crusaders ran and threw for a touchdown in the fourth quarter, the last score coming with 1:45 left. JU tried to mount a final drive to win the game, but the offense could not get off of the ground as Stepelton was sacked three times on that drive to put the game on ice for Valparaiso. JU will be in action on Saturday when they take on the Butler Bulldogs. The game is at noon and will be played at D.B. Milne Field. RENAE INGRAM Cameron Abdallah jukes by a Valparaiso defender after recieving a pass from stand in quarterback Erik Stepelton. Men’s soccer dominates Flagler Volleyball splits final ERIC SHEPHERD STAFF WRITER For some of the Dolphins it was their last home game Saturday night at the Ashley Sports complex. In the Dolphins last home game of the year they took it to Flagler with a 4-0 win. “I am extremely proud of the guys,” said JU head coach Mike Johnson. “We had to win the championship on the road last week and I challenged them before tonight to make this the encore performance. We wanted to let everyone know that we are the champions of the A-Sun and we are going to play this way down the stretch. Everybody got to play tonight and the younger guys got to gain more experience.” Senior Forward Anton Axelsson came to play, scoring his first career hat trick. Axelsson, who was recently named to the College Soccer News National “Team of the Week,” proved to be too much for the Saint’s throughout the game. His first goal of the game came in the 8th minute after receiving an accurate pass from sophomore midfielder Jonathan Jackson and blasted the ball into the top right corner from outside the 18. “Anton lived up to his billing,” Johnson said. “He was huge for us tonight and we got big performances from other people as well.” Axelsson wasted no time in furthering the Dolphins lead when he scored again 4 minutes later after receiving a cross from sophomore defender Patrick Rundio. The Dolphins third goal came from Sophomore midfielder Riley Butler when he finished a shot by Ramak Niakan Safi. The Dolphins 4th and final goal came when Axelsson one timed Phillip Meyner’s cross that was flicked on by Rundio. The defense, consisting of junior goalkeeper Joey Sanchez, senior Brian Cocciolo, senior Austin Earl, sophomore Eddie Munnelly and freshman Patrick Rundio, held strong to prevent Flaglers offense from having any opportunity to score. The Dolphins outshot the Saints 15-6 and were able to get 24 different players into the match. The Dolphins have now kept three consecutive shutouts. “It was real important that we sent those guys off with a quality effort,” said Johnson. “I am extremely proud of the team. You could tell the crowd appreciated them as well and we thank them for the support,” finished Johnson. Along with Axelsson, senior’s Cocciolo, Earl, and midfielder Drew Lear played their final home match in a Dolphins’ uniform. two home games DAVID BERRY SPORTS EDITOR The JU volleyball used a dominating performance Thursday evening to defeat Savannah State in three games, but could not carry the momentum over to Saturday afternoon, losing to Florida Gulf Coast in three games. The Lady Dolphins are 16-12, including an 8-3 record in the Atlantic Sun conference. Their conference record is good enough for the third seed in the Atlantic Sun conference tournament. JU was without two of their top outside hitters, freshman Brittany Lehman and junior Sara Bendorf. However, it did not seem to matter against Savannah State. The Lady Dolphins had a .364 hitting percentage, and did a superb defensively, holding the Tigers to a -.010 hitting percentage for the match. Katie Hendrian led JU with 13 kills and had a .500 hitting percentage to go with seven digs. Kesley Clark was the lone other Lady Dolphin with double figure kills with 12, and six digs to go along with it. Freshman Abby Gruenbacher had seven kills and a .455 hitting percentage. Sophomore Nicki Kent added six kills along with a match-high six aces. Freshman Hannah Munneke finished with a team-high 28 assists, and senior Katie O’Brien added 12 assists. Against Florida Gulf Coast, the Lady Dolphins struggled offensively, only managing a .100 hitting percentage. Gruenbacher was a bright spot Saturday evening, getting 12 kills and hitting a team-high .345 from the floor. Libero Michelle Walroth broke her own record for digs in a single season. She came into the game tied with the record at 571, and had 14 in the match to up her total to 585 with one regular season game remaining. The last game of the regular season will be played at UNF against the rival Ospreys on Thursday November 8th at 7:00 p.m.
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