Tuesday, November 27, 2007
2008
GREENEVILLE,
TC
will return home Feb. 14 to play Virginia-Wise. The Highland Cavaliers finished
the previous season 32-27 and advanced to the NAIA Tournament.
On Feb. 17,
the Pioneers will host
On Feb. 19, TC hits the
road again and faces
The
Pioneers travel to
On Mar. 4, the Pioneers
host Alderson-Broaddus who finished 25-22 and fourth in the West Virginia
Intercollegiate Athletic Conference a year ago.
TC
will then compete in the North Georgia/Ryan’s Classic Mar. 7-9 featuring
Limestone, North Georgia,
The
Pioneers will open up South Atlantic Conference play Mar. 15 with a trip to
Newberry. The Indians finished 34-25-1.
Tusculum steps out of
conference play on Mar. 18 when the Pioneers host Seton Hill for a return visit
to Greeneville.
TC
is back in SAC play Mar. 19 as the Pioneers travel to Wingate followed by a
home doubleheader against Mars Hill (Mar. 21). The Lions finished the season
34-22, including a split with TC.
Tusculum
is on the road Mar. 24 and 26 as the Pioneers take on Virginia-Wise for the
second time of the season and SAC rival Lincoln Memorial. LMU finished with a 37-18-1
record with one of those losses coming at the hands of Tusculum.
The
Pioneers will finish out SAC play at home with three straight league dates with
Catawba (Mar. 29), Carson-Newman (Apr. 2) and Lenoir-Rhyne (Apr. 5). Catawba posted
an impressive 41-19 record in 2007, including two setbacks at the hands of the
Pioneers with one of those coming in the Food Lion SAC Tournament. Tusculum also split a pair of games against Carson-Newman
who finished 35-15 on the season. Lenoir-Rhyne is the defending SAC Champions
after posting a 48-10 worksheet.
The
Pioneers will hit the road April for a doubleheader at Limestone followed by
two home dates against North Greenville (Apr. 8) and Tennessee Wesleyan (Apr.
10). On Apr. 12, Tusculum will be at
Brevard and finish out the regular season Apr. 14 with a home twinbill against
Virginia Intermont.
The
2008 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference Tournament will be hosted by Newberry
College, Apr. 17-20 with the winner earning the league's automatic bid to the
NCAA Division II Tournament.
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