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Ole Miss Sport Club News 2010-11
Men's Ultimate
(4/6/11)
The Men’s Ultimate Frisbee team traveled to Memphis, TN on March 26th to play a round robin vs. Rhodes College and the University of Memphis. In the first game against Rhodes, Ole Miss came out on top winning 15-7. In the second match of the day, Xanadu lost a close one to Memphis 12-15.
Paintball
(4/5/11)
The Ole Miss Paintball team traveled to Chattanooga, TN on March 26-27, 2011 to compete in the MiLP Spring Break Open, Division 4 Race-To 2. The weather was continuous thundershowers and deposited almost 2 inches of water onto the field throughout Saturday and temperatures of 50° F kept all players miserable. The event went on though, and despite the terrible conditions, it ran smoothly and without officiating problems. Ole Miss played great throughout the day, despite our unfamiliarity with the Race-To 2 format. In prelims, Ole Miss beat Torque (2-1), Dark Horse (2-0), and NWA United (2-0). The only game in prelims that we lost was to Carolina Crusaders, which beat us in an evenly matched knock-down drag-out fight that lasted nearly to time. Ole Miss made it into post-prelim play but were not able to secure a bye to the semifinals, and so played against High-5 Black and lost 1-2 again, which allowed us to only gain up to 4th place. The last match of the day, for 3rd place, between Magically Delicious and Ole Miss was by far the most exciting match of the day, with each team scoring a point, forcing the match into sudden death overtime. Ole Miss quickly eliminated 2 of the opposing players, but failed to capitalize on the advantage and were whittled down to two players over 7 minutes. In an attempt to make a potential game-winning move, Hal Reece bunkered and eliminated one player, but getting eliminated in the process, leaving Daniel Warren alone against two Magically Delicious players after 12 minutes of time! After 2 more minutes of what could only be described as a “war of attrition” both Magically Delicious players ran out of paintballs, but were in possession of the flag. Daniel had 4 paintballs left and proceeded to run down 1 opposing player, shooting him point-blank. Upon chasing the last opposing player (in possession of the flag) around a bunker, he was able to avoid Daniel only long enough to make a headfirst dive into the flag station, ending the game as Daniel brought up his marker to shoot him out! The final game time was 15 minutes, about 5 times longer than a normal point length in this format!!!
Team List and Rankings
1. Carolina Crusaders
2. High-5 Black
3. Magically Delicious
4. Ole Miss
5. Atlanta Phoenix
6. Red Drank
7. Team Mystery
8. Torque
9. RAWRRR :)
10. Flipswitch
11. Aftershock-X
12. Dark Horse
13. ILLUMINATI
14. NWA United
15. Unsung Heroes
Division 3, Race-To 2 (Ole Miss)
Coming off of an agonizing finish in D4, the Rebels came out swinging in D3, along with the sun and nice, warm weather. Ole Miss was the only team to go undefeated in prelims, beating out BEAST MODE (2-1), Carolina Kartel (2-1), LAST CALL (2-1), and NCPA All-Stars (2-0). Ole Miss received a bye to the semifinals but lost their momentum against the eventual champions, Chattown, losing 2-1 after almost coming back from a very fast and aggressive speed point. Ole Miss played against Carolina Kartel for third place, easily defeating them 2-0 to clutch the third place plaque. Ole Miss played very well in this event, beating out both PR1ME and NCPA All-Stars, who placed 3rd and 5th, respectively, at the PSP Galveston national event in early March. Both of these teams are regarded as some of the best Division 3 paintball players in the country and both teams were eclipsed by the talent and skill of the Ole Miss Rebel paintball team. Both days of the tournament were run extremely well and a great deal of credit must be given to Insane Paintball of Chattanooga, as well as the pro team Chattanooga CEP, who we owe a lot to for this event and throughout the years we have played with them.
Team List and Final Rankings
1. Chattown
2. LAST CALL
3. Ole Miss
4. Carolina Kartel
5. PR1ME
6. BEAST MODE
7. NCPA All-Stars
8. HaVikk
9. UT Volunteers
Badminton
(4/4/11)
The Ole Miss Badminton team traveled to Oxford, GA to compete in the Emory Open 2011 on March 19-20. The Rebels took 10 members to compete in the 16 team tournament.
Yao Ming Tuan (MD & XD)
Chung Yong Chan (MD & XD)
Podjanee Inthasaro (WS, WD & XD)
Sumudu Tennakoon (MS & MD)
K. Nuwan Kothalawala (MD)
Chung Chieh Liao (MD)
Ching Hsuan Lin (MD)
Jin Zhang (XD)
Sheng Liu (MD)
Bo Fu (MD)
Results
Men’s Singles:
Round 1: Sumudu Tennakoon. (Ole Miss) VS Hua Kang Tu (Memorial): 11-21, 10-21
Men’s Singles Consolation:
Round 1: Sumudu Tennakoon. (Ole Miss) VS Jack Wang (Perimeter): 21-16
Round 2: Bye
Quarterfinals: Sumudu Tennakoon. (Ole Miss) VS Chandru Periasamy (Auburn): 21-9
Semifinals: Sumudu Tennakoon. (Ole Miss) VS Deisigan Shammugam (Oxford): 21-5
Finals: Sumudu T. (Ole Miss) VS Bharanidharan D. (Georgia Tech): 21-23, 21-18, 21-23
Women’s Singles:
Round 1: Podjanee Inthasaro (Ole Miss): Bye
Quarterfinals: Podjanee Inthasaro (Ole Miss) VS Tara Sripunvoraskul (University of Tennesee): 19-21, 15-21
Women’s Singles Consolation:
Round 1: Podjanee Inthasaro (Ole Miss): Bye
Quarterfinals: Bye
Semifinals: Podjanee Inthasaro (Ole Miss) VS Jiayin Dai (Oxford): 18-21
Men’s Doubles:
Round 1: Chung Chieh Liao & Ching Hsuan Lin (Ole Miss) VS Bo Yang & Yongyi Ye (Emory): 18-21, 15-21
Yao Ming Tuan & K. Nuwan Kothalawala (Ole Miss) VS Calvin Lee & William Xu (Emory): 14-21, 11-21
Chung Yong Chan & Sumudu Tennakoon (Ole Miss) VS Brandon Gates & Michael Smith (BOW): 21-10, 16-21, 21-17
Sheng Liu & Bo Fu (Ole Miss) VS Alkarim Premji & Hua Kang Tu (Memorial): 12-21, 12-21
Round 2:
Chung Yong Chan & Sumudu Tennakoon (Ole Miss) VS Jonathan Katzner & Andrew Poo (Emory): 21-11, 21-3
Quarterfinals: Chung Yong Chan & Sumudu Tennakoon (Ole Miss) VS Wirot Meesungnoen & David Shaw (Vanderbilt): 14-21, 17-21
Men’s Doubles Consolation:
Round 1: All Bye
Round 2: Sheng Liu & Bo Fu (Ole Miss) VS Steven Chen & Howard Lu (Perimeter) (Withdraw)
Others: Bye
Quarterfinals: Chung Chieh Liao & Ching Hsuan Lin (Ole Miss) VS Denny Lie & Sebastian Tadjuddin (Georgia Tech): 19-21
Yao Ming Tuan & K. Nuwan Kothalawala (Ole Miss) VS Brandon Gates & Michael Smith (BOW): 19-21
Sheng Liu & Bo Fu (Ole Miss) VS Jay Cao & Choong Soon (David) Kim (Perimeter): 8-21
Women’s Doubles: (round robin)
Podjanee Inthasaro (Ole Miss) & Yuka Watanabe (Emory) VS Maneesha Mohan & Tara Sripunvoraskul (UT): 21-16, 16-21, 21-18
Podjanee Inthasaro (Ole Miss) & Yuka Watanabe (Emory) VS Elina Levin (UAB) & Jacqueline Mcrae (Memorial): 7-21, 4-21
Podjanee Inthasaro (Ole Miss) & Yuka Watanabe (Emory) VS Irene Levin (UAB) & Sue Wieloch (Decatur): 21-14, 21-19
Mixed Doubles:
Round 1: All Bye
Round 2: Yao Ming Tuan (Ole Miss) & Irene Levin (UAB)[a] VS Tony Bhatia & Satoko Yanagawa (Perimeter): 4-12, 11-21
Chung Yong & Podjanee Inthasaro (Ole Miss) VS Wei Liang Chua & Yuka Watanabe (Emory): 21-15, 21-13
Quarterfinals: Chung Yong & Podjanee Inthasaro (Ole Miss) VS David Shaw & Evi Bruster (Vanderbilt): 19-21, 15-21
Mixed Doubles Consolation:
Round 1: Bye
Round 2: Bye
Quarterfinals: Yao Ming Tuan (Ole Miss) & Irene Levin (UAB) VS Jerry Xie (Emory) & Sue Wieloch (Decatur): 14-21
[a]: The XD player of Ole Miss, Jin Zhang was injured in the first round of match, so she was substituted by Irene Levin from UAB.
Honors:
Podjanee Inthasaro, WD, 2nd place
Sumudu Tennakoon, MS Consolation, 2nd place
Women's Lacrosse
(4/4/11)
The Women’s Lacrosse team traveled to Georgia Southern University’s campus in Savannah, GA on March 27, 2011 to compete in a SWLL round robin. In the first game the Rebels beat South Florida 14-9, the ladies then turned around and beat Georgia Southern 10-5.
Men's Ultimate
(3/28/11)
The Men’s Ultimate Frisbee team traveled to Brunswick, GA to compete in the High Tide Tournament over Spring Break. Ole Miss started out the tournament undefeated in Pool Play on March 15th defeating Hampshire X (12-11), Dickinson (13-2), New Haven (13-3), and Earlham (13-3). Xanadu continued their undefeated streak onto March 16th as well in the second round of Pool Play. St. Louis University (13-7), St. Lawrence (13-7), Adelphi (13-6), and Clarkson (13-2). On March 17th, Ole Miss beat Denison in the Quarterfinals (13-8) however fell to Lafayette in the Semi-finals (10-13).
Paintball
(3/28/11)
The Paintball Club competed in the Mid-South Xball League Memphis Open 2011 on March 19-20, 2011 at Cedar Hill Farms Paintball Park.
Division 4 Race-To 4
ZULU Brotherhood (Corbin Holtzman, Donald “DJ” Brata, Hal Reece, and Jake Speltz)
ZULU Brotherhood started off very strong in the preliminary matches, going 4-0 against Clarksville Defiance (3-2), Smash Bros. (3-2), Team 120 (2-0), and Avarice White (4-1). They went into post-prelim play in great score position. In quarterfinals, ZULU dominated UNA Gameheads (4-0) to move on to the Semifinals, where their momentum faltered and were beaten by PG Rise (0-4).
This put them in play for the 3rd place spot against Point Blank. Due to several penalties, ZULU was unable to recover and lost the match 0-4.
Division 3 Race-To 4
Midwest Chaos (Daniel Warren, Hal Reece, and Corbin Holtzman)
A group of new players struggled to find their game, even with the help of Ole Miss-experienced Xball players Hal Reece and Corbin Holtzman, were not able to get together a consistent game plan and were unable to win any matches, but played very well against very tough competition against PC Katana (2-3), GRIND (1-3), ZULU Warriors (1-3), and Beast Mode (2-3). The young players gained valuable experience in this event and are now well-prepared for the grueling pace and intensity of Xball.
ZULU Warriors (Jake Speltz and Donald “DJ” Brata)
ZULU Warriors put together a well-choreographed strategy that proved unstoppable throughout the tournament, starting with big wins in prelims against GRIND (4-1), Outta Kontrol (4-0), PC Katana (2-1), and Midwest Chaos (3-1). Brata anchored the sideline with his gunfighting skills, while Speltz and the rest of the team patiently waited out opponents and took each down with calculated efficiency. Due to their dominant prelim play, ZULU received a bye to the Semifinals, where easily beat 65 South (2-0) by methodically dismantling their strategy. In finals, ZULU played an excellent match against the only team that may have had a chance at beating them. ZULU Warriors won with a final score of 3-1.
Rugby
(3/22/11)
The Men’s Lacrosse team traveled to Memphis, TN to compete against Rhodes College on March 4th. The Rebels defeated the Lynx 24-3.
Men's Ultimate
(3/22/11)
The Men’s Ultimate Frisbee team traveled to Baton Rouge, LA on March 5-6, 2011 to play in the Mardi Gras Ultimate Frisbee Tournament. The team started off in pool play beating Kansas-B 13-4. In the tournament the men fell to Texas State 6-13 and Florida-B 8-13.
Rugby
(3/08/11)
The Ole Miss Rugby team traveled to Jacksonville, AL to compete in the first round of playoffs on February 27th. The Rebels fell to the Tigers 3-42.
Women's Lacrosse
(3/08/11)
The Women’s Lacrosse team played a double header in Athens, GA on March 5th. The Lady Rebels came out unsuccessful on the weekend losing to both Georgia (5-17) and Clemson (10-11).
Women's Lacrosse
(2/28/11)
The Women’s Lacrosse team traveled to Birmingham, AL on February 19th. The Lady Rebels swept the weekend beating Alabama (10-3) and Samford (10-8).
Men's Lacrosse
(2/28/11)
The Ole Miss Men’s Lacrosse team hosted three other SEC teams over the weekend of February 25-27 in Vaught-Hemmingway Stadium. On Friday, the Rebels came up victorious against LSU defeating the Tigers (9-3), however fell to South Carolina (3-16) and Auburn (5-9).
Men's Lacrosse
(2/28/11)
The Ole Miss Men’s Lacrosse team traveled to Atlanta, GA on February 18th to compete against West Virginia University. The Rebels lost a close one to the Mountaineers 6-7.
Men's Ultimate
(2/28/11)
The Men’s Ultimate Frisbee team competed in the Music City Tune-Up in Nashville, TN on February 19-20th. The men had a rough day on the 19th during Pool Play losing to Ball State (6-13), Xavier (3-13), Miami, OH (7-13), and Vanderbilt (9-13). In Bracket Play on the 20th Xanadu lost to Illinois State (10-12) but then rebounded back in the semi-finals against Tennessee Tech (15-6). In the Super Championship, Ole Miss lost a close one to UT-Chattanooga (9-12).
Men's Ultimate
(2/28/11)
The Men’s Ultimate Frisbee team competed in the Cowbell Classic at Mississippi State on February 12-13th. Xanadu had at difficult time in Starkville only winning one match over the weekend. LSU (7-11), Mississippi State (5-11), Tulane (9-11), Rhodes (11-4), Auburn (10-11), Southern Miss (8-11), LSU B (9-11) and (11-13).
Rugby
(2/28/11)
The Ole Miss Rugby team travel to Lafayette, LA to compete against University of Louisiana-Lafayette on February 12th. Unfortunately the Rebels played below their potential in the first half letting ULL get up 33-3. IN the second half the Rebels mounted a comeback with great energy but it was too little, too late and they lost 20-36. Ole Miss prop Zack Valentine was able to score both tries for the Rebels.
Women's Lacrosse
(2/14/11)
The Women’s Lacrosse team travel to Atlanta, GA to play SWLL games on Georgia Tech’s campus. In their first game on February 12th, the Rebels fell to South Carolina (5-12), however rebounded in their second game of the day against Auburn with a dominating win (19-13)
Men's Lacrosse
(2/14/11)
Due to the inclement weather that was in the Oxford area the Men’s Lacrosse team was forced to move their match against Georgia Tech to the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. The Rebels lost a close on, 3-4, to the Yellowjackets in their first conference match of the year.
Men's Ultimate Frisbee
(2/07/11)
The Men’s Ultimate Frisbee team competed in the T-Town Throwdown in Tuscaloosa, AL on January 28-29th. In Pool Play, Xanadu went 1-4, beating Harding (11-8) but falling to Georgia (7-11), Rhodes (9-10), Florida State (4-11) and Vandy (8-11). Ole Miss rebounded on the 29th to beat Southern Miss in the Quarterfinals but then lost to Auburn (8-15) in the Semifinals.
Rugby
(2/07/11)
The Ole Miss Men’s Rugby team took on Jackson State on January 29th. The day begin with great numbers for the Ole Miss Rebels (2 full sides) as the temperatures were hitting 65 degrees at the end of January. The Rebels were looking to show that the close encounter in the Fall was a fluke. With a wealth of athleticism, the game begins with JSU kicking off to the Rebels. With 5 minutes gone in the game, the score had reached 14-0. The Rebels kept the pressure on and they continued to work on their game plan. As expected, the game started off a little sloppy around the fringes, but as the game moved along the team was able to clean it up. With numerous try scorers on the day, the head man was Jaime Hernandez with 2 tries. Brad Yandle was able to dot down 2 as well along with numerous assists. Brad was also able to add a drop goal. A feat that has not been done since 2006 from Ryan “Idaho” Garten. Altogether, the Rebels were able to put up a successful showing with a victory over JSU with the score of 64-0.
Ice Hockey
(2/02/11)
The Ole Miss Hockey team hosted #14 Vanderbilt and #5 Florida at the Desoto Civic Center. The Ice Rebels swept Vandy on January 21st and 22nd with a score of 4-1 and 9-4. Unfortunately Ole Miss fell to Florida 3-11 to round out the weekend on January 23rd .
Women's Ultimate Frisbee
(2/02/11)
The Ole Miss Women’s Ultimate Frisbee team traveled to Tuscaloosa, AL on January 29-30 to compete in the T-Twon Throwdown Tournament sponsored by the University of Alabama. In Pool Play the ladies lost to Huntsville Club Team (4-11), Birmingham Club Team (3-11), and Vanderbilt Women’s Ultimate (4-11), and beat Alabama Women’s Ultimate in the last game (11-1). In the tourney, Ole Miss continued their winning streak beating Auburn Women’s Ultimate (11-5). In the Championship game the Rebels rounded out the tourney finishing 3-3 by beating Vanderbilt Women’s Ultimate (7-2). This was the first tournament the team has ever won and received a wooden frisbee trophy. All the rookies really stepped up and played key roles over the weekend. This was the best the team has ever played.
Men's Lacrosse
(2/02/11)
The Ole Miss Men’s Lacrosse team traveled to Birmingham, AL on January 29th to compete against Birmingham Southern College. Unfortunately the Rebels fell to the Panthers in a tough loss (4-18).
Badminton - Memphis Tournament
(12/01/10)
The Ole Miss Badminton Club traveled to Cordova, TN to compete against the Memphis Badminton Club on November 20th . Ole Miss sent a lot of new player to this competition. It was a good opportunity for the Club to polish their skills and prepare for the Ole Miss Open in April. Winners for the day included Podjanee Inthasaro (Women’s Singles), Xiao Bo Chao & Chung Yong Chan (Men’s Doubles), Nuwan & Chung Chieh Liao (Men’s Doubles), and Bruce Tuan & Jing Zhang (Mixed Doubles).
Ultimate Frisbee - The Flick & The Fury -
(11/17/10)
Ice Hockey -
(11/15/10)
The Ice Rebels were in action against the University of Tennessee at home on November 5th and 6th. Unfortunately Ole Miss lost in both games (5-8) and (4-1).
Women's Lacrosse -
(11/15/10)
The Women’s Lacrosse team traveled to Kennesaw State University to compete in a SWLL Playday on November 6, 2010. The Lady Rebels went to 4-0 on the day and captured their first victory against the University of Tennessee (10-5), then against Kennesaw State (11-9), and Samford (11-8). In the last game of the day, Ole Miss defeated Georgia Tech (9-7).
Women's Ultimate - Harvest Moon Tournament -
(11/15/10)
Karate -
(11/13/10)
The Karate Club hosted its annual semester seminar with instructor Arsenio J. Advincula who taught an all day intensive seminar on Isshin Ryu Karate, body mechanics and knives. Famous knife maker, Jim Hammond, was also in attendance to talk about his new designs.
Rugby -
(11/11/10)
The Rugby team took on the Ole Miss Ole Boys in their annual Alumni match on November 11th. The young vigilant undergrad team took on the OMOB in a competitive matchup, however fell to the veterans 17-34. Jed Hannaford put up all three tries for the undergrads.
Men's Rugby -
(11/07/10)
The Ole Miss Rugby team took on Mississippi State on October 23rd at home. The Rugby Rebels were able to exert their dominance over a big MSU team with their athleticism. Drew Moyes and Sherif Ahmed were able to get their zulu tries and Dan Crowe had a hat trick. The Rebels beat MSU 64-5.
Men's Ultimate -
(11/07/10)
The Men’s Ultimate Frisbee team traveled to Fayetteville, AR to compete in the Harvest Moon Tournament on November 6th and 7th. In Pool Play, Ole Miss went 1-3, losing to Hendrix 9-13, beating SBU 12-6, and losing there last two in close games, Kansas V 8-10 and SLU 11-13. On November 7th Xanadu beat Arkansas Cops 8-10 and OSU 13-6. In the Championship, Ole Miss lost a close one to Truman State 10-13.
Men's Ultimate -
(10/26/10)
The Men’s Ultimate Frisbee team traveled to Nashville, TN to compete in the Itchfest Tournament on October 16th and 17th. During pool play on the 16th, Ole Miss lost to Georgia Tech (9-13), beat Tulane (13-6), and lost to Mississippi State in a close one (11-12). To finish up the day on the 16th, Ole Miss lost to Kennesaw State (9-13) in the quarterfinals. Ole Miss started off day 2 well beating UT-Chattanooga (7-13) in bracket play but fell to Towson University is a close one (10-11).
Ice Hockey -
(10/26/10)
The Ice Rebels hosted their first home games of the season in Desoto on October 22nd and 24th against the University of Georgia. In game 1, Ole Miss fell to the Bulldogs 2-4 but rebounded back in game 2 to win a close one 5-4.
Women's Lacrosse -
(10/20/10)
The Ice Rebels were in action against Auburn University in Columbus, GA on October 15th and 16th. In Game 1, the Rebels beat Auburn 9-6 and then again in Game 2 on Sunday to beat the Tigers 10-2. The team is on a 4 game win streak. Cody Fullinwider and Cody Johnson both had hat tricks, with Cody Johnson scoring 10 points over the entire weekend. Mike Hoode also had his first win behind the net.
Ice Hockey -
(10/20/10)
The Ole Miss Women’s Lacrosse team hosted a Play Day on October 16th for their first games to ever be hosted on the University of Mississippi’s campus. The ladies started the scrimmages against Millsaps and won 17-1. After falling to Team Stickhead, 7-12, the Rebels rebounded back to beat Millsaps again, 11-2.
Cricket -
(10/19/10)
The Ole Miss Cricket Club traveled to Auburn, AL to compete in a tournament hosted by Auburn University on October 9th. The Rebels won against Jackson State University and a very close match with University of Alabama during league matches which qualified them for the Quarter Finals. They went on to beat Mississippi State in Quarter Finals quite convincingly. Unfortunately due to continuous matches were to exhausted while paying Semi Finals against Auburn and lost to Auburn who eventually ended up as the Champions.
Rugby -
(10/19/10)
The Ole Miss Rugby Club competed in a friendly match in Murfreesboro, TN against Middle Tennessee State University on October 9th. The Rebels started off slow but finished fast. However, they were not able to overcome the deficit and lost 10-20.
Women's Volleyball -
(10/19/10)
The Ole Miss Women’s Volleyball team traveled to St. Louis, MO to compete in the Billiken Bash on October 9th. In Round 1, Ole Miss beat Kansas State in their game (2-0), however lost their next two to Missouri State (0-2) and DePaul (0-2).
Men's Ultimate -
(10/19/10)
The Men’s Ultimate Frisbee Team hosted a home tournament on October 9th. In Round 1, Ole Miss beat Tupelo 13-6; in Round 2, beat Delta State 13-8; the Quarterfinals defeated Rhodes College 13-2. In the Semifinals, Ole Miss won against Hendrix, 13-7. After going undefeated all day, Xanadu, lost a close one to Memphis in the Championship, 15-13.
Fencing -
(10/19/10)
Two members of the Ole Miss Fencing Club traveled to Birmingham, AL to compete in the Herb Spector Veterans Fencing Tournament on October 9th & 10th. Wilmoth placed third in the Division Three Foil and Matthews placed first in Open Epee, third in Veteran Foil and Veteran Sabre.
Ice Hockey -
(10/15/10)
The Ice Rebels were in action in Baton Rouge vs. LSU on September 8th & 9th. Ole Miss got their first win of the season beating LSU 6-2. The Rebels then went on to sweep LSU 10-4 in the second game, with Cody Johnson scoring 5 goals. Kristian Skou and Alex Kohl both recorded their first wins in the net. Ole Miss has their first winning record since starting in 2009.
Women's Lacrosse -
(10/15/10)
The Ole Miss Women’s Lacrosse team went to Tuscaloosa, AL to play a fallball game against Alabama on October 9th. Ole Miss kept Bama to 6-0 during the first half. During the second half, Bama came back and tied the game, as goal scoring went back and forth until the last few minutes when Ole Miss scored to win 8-7. Goals were scored by Ashton Hellmuth, Chesney Hullmuth, Lauren Holsen and Sarah-Lindsey Ott. It was a great accomplishment for the new teams and their first fallball game.
Paintball-
(09/23/10)
The Paintball Club hosted the NCPA AA Rebel Open at CHF Paintball in Hernando, MS. This event was Ole Miss's SEC Conference opener. The A-team started off strong in their bracket with 3 wins against Arkansas, Eastern Kentucky and North Alabama, then fell in a short slump and lost 2 straight against Florida State and the 2nd game against North Alabama. After that, the Rebels won out against Arkansas, Florida State, North Alabama and eastern Kentucky. Ole Miss went into the Quarterfinals as 2nd seed, behind Georgia State, and beat out Florida State to advance to the semifinals, where they played an excellent match against the defending National Champions and friendly rivals, East Tennessee State University. ETSU won the first game, which almost went to time, then Ole Miss dominated ETSU in the second game, but lost control and tempo in the third game, which almost ran to time. ETSU launched from this victory to decisively beat Georgia State from the 2nd Annual Rebel Open title. Ole Miss finished the event against another very competitive team Florida Gulf Coast University, with Ole Miss claiming the first game, FGCU the second and Ole Miss the third.
Although the Rebels were extremely disappointed with the result, they were happy that they received many compliments during and after, praising the event, scheduling, reffing, the facilities, etc. teams and players of SEC paintball look forward to playing with Ole Miss, every year!
The B-team consisted of new players, mostly freshman, and played very well in one of the toughest brackets of the event, including the University of Central Florida, East Tennessee State University and Eastern Kentucky. They won their only match against Missouri University of Science and Technology.
They played very well for such a green group of guys and look very promising.
Rugby -
(09/23/10)
The Ole Miss Rugby Club traveled to Little Rock, Arkansas on September 11th. In the first game of the day the Rebels lost to Arkansas State University 0-14. However, they rebounded back and beat the University of Arkansas 14-7. The games were scrimmage style in order to give the new guys some experience.
Rugby -
(09/09/10)
The Ole Miss Rugby Club played their first match for the Fall at home against Jacksonville State. The Rebels were victorious with a final score of 21-14. The game was a little sloppy due to both teams playing their first games of their season. Ole Miss scored three tries (5 points each) and converted on all three. Sherif Ahmed converted all kicks.
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