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third place at the Southeastern Intercollegiate
Canoe Chamipionships on the
Catawba River near Morgan ton, N.C.,
recently.
Sewanee, the University of the Souths
which has dominated the event since it begin
in 1975, again won first place. William and
Mary finished second.
There are two basic types of whitewater
races and USC entered competitors in both.
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On the Catawba, the race pminw u/a? Hvn
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In the slalom event, the race is not only
against the clock. The racer also tries to
negotiate slalom gates suspended over
various points on the race course. These
gates consist of forward, reverse and upstream
maneuvers, testing the paddlers's
skill and confidence in turning his boat.
Within these two events, there are various
classes: (C-l) men's single canoe, (C-2)
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Of the USC competitors, the most con
sis tent was Margie Carlisle. She won two
gold medals and a silver medal, winning the
C-1W downriver class, the C-2W class with
Ruth Nuremberg, and placed second with
John Zubizarreta in the C-2M slalom class.
Zubizarreta and Carlisle, who are the
Southeastern National Whitewater champions,
recently placed fourth in the National
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Another impressive performance was
turned in by the team of Bruce Baganz and
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for finishing third in the C~2 class, even
though it was their first slalom race ever.
Since points were awarded to a team on an
ascending scale of merit, it took a total
effort from each of the 17 club members to
capture the third place honor.
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