I made some good saves, I couldn't help but feel that I wasn't doing a very good job. I think I got that feeling, when one player made a remark, which referred to the fact that she wished it was as easy to score a goal in an actual game. I didn't think I did that poorly. I don't see what the big deal was, besides the net's huge, and it's hard to move around with all that gear.

Nevertheless, I had one good streak of saves, I stopped three or four shots in a row, and then decided that I had enough. My whole body was sore from wearing all the equipment, and I want to end practice on a good note. It was an interesting experience to play nets, even if it was only for 50 min- utes or so. I couldn't help but wonder that if I was tired after a 50 minute lit- tle practice, what it would have been like to do a full practice. Well, I guess I'll never know, and that's just fine with me.

It was a hard week of prac- tices, and I look forward to going back to my rightful spot on the side- lines. All these athletes have earned my respect. I had only practised three times for one week, and I'm complete- ly exhausted. All fall teams are cur- rently practising four times a week, and they're playing games on top of that. It amazing. Everyone is working hard at their sport, and I think that all students should take notice of what's going on out there. These athletes put between 20-30 hours a week into their sport, and I doubt that it's too much to ask for the student body to make the time to support the teams. After prac- tising with the teams over the past week, and having the chance to talk with them, it's obvious that they would really like, and appreciate see- ing students out watching their games. It only takes up a couple of hours of a weekend to watch a game or two, so try and make some time. These ath- letes really deserve your support.

Upcoming Games...

Men’s Soccer

Sat September 28 Dalhousie.......... 3:00 Sun 29 @ NB i.....:.... 3:00 Sat October 5 Mt. Allison........ 3:00 Sun 6 Memorial........... 2:00 Women’s Soccer

Sat September 28 Dalhousie.......... 1:00 Sun 29 1 UINBs cinicc. on 1:00 Sat October 5 Mt. Allison........ 1:00 Sun 6 Memorial......... 12:00 Women’s Field Hockey

Sat September 28 @ St. Mary's......6:00 Sun 29 @ St. Mary's......1:00 Sat October 5 GOUNB....iisesss... 4:00 Sun 6 @ UNB............11:00 Women’s Rugby

Sat September 28 ACAGIA oe j.3.3 1:00 Sat October 5 @ St. EX..:::...; 12:00 Sun 6 @ St. Mary's.....2:00 Men’s Hockey

Fri October 4 Dalhousie.......... 7:00* Women’s Volleyball

Sun October 6 UND eeccans 1:00*

* Exhibition Games

Playaz de la Semaine

Patrick O'Connell: Male

The male player of week three of the fall season is Patrick O'Connell. Patrick had a great offensive week- end, as he lead the way for the men's soccer team, who thrashed their oppo- nents, UCCB. Patrick scored one goal Saturday against UCCB, leading the

team to a 7-0 victory, and then dou-

bled his output Sunday scoring two of the team's six goals, as the team went on to win that game 6-0. Patrick grad- uated from Charlottetown Rural High school, and is currently in his fourth year of business.

Jaclyn Coady: Female

The female player of week three of the fall season is Jaclyn Coady. Jaclyn lead the way for the women's rugby team, scoring four trys for the team, as they went on to beat Mt. Allison 33-0. Jaclyn is a graduate from Bluefield High School, and is currently in her fourth year in the Arts program, where she studies Psychology. In her spare time Jaclyn enjoys watching movies, and listening to music, and hopes to one day have a career as a family counsellor. Jaclyn states her sister has the greatest influence in her athletic career.

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