WARREN
MARCHES ON WITH KNOCKOUT TRIUMPH
LA JOLLA, Calif. -
Buoyed by freshman Matt Lenahan's
Saturday night win in the men's competition, Warren College snagged its second
Spirit Night category triumph by finishing first by a wide margin in the
Knockout Tournament. Saturday at RIMAC, Lenahan edged Revelle's Thomas
Crutchley in the men's division while Revelle's Maria Cambero returned the
favor by outlasting Warren's Jennifer Cheng in the women's division. The performances of Cambero and
Crutchley pulled Revelle into a second place tie with Muir in the overall
Knockout standings. With two of the eight Spirit Night 2010 contests in the
books, Warren finds itself 3.5 pts. ahead of second place Muir which is half a
point up on third place Roosevelt and one ahead of Revelle, currently sitting
fourth. Next up is the Thursday, Jan. 28 basketball doubleheader vs. Cal Poly
Pomona followed by the Spirit Night Rally, Friday, Jan. 29, at noon in the
Price Center. The latter will include the annual basketball body-painting
competition.
WARREN
MAINTAINS "KNOCKOUT" LEAD
LA JOLLA, Calif. - With a pair of strong finishes in Thursday night's
first two basketball knockout rounds-college staff & college council
competitions-Warren College built on the lead it established by winning
Sunday's swim relay...With Jeff Hill snagging second in the college staff event
and Matt Lewis taking third in the college council clash, Warren ended the
night with 15 points in the Knockout competition, two up on second place Muir
and four ahead of surging Roosevelt...Muir's Brian Dooley outlasted Hill in a
marathon staff battle while ERC's Allison Dea took a hard-fought decision from
Sixth's Jeremy Jackson in the match-up between college council
representatives...The Knockout competition will be concluded Saturday when the
male and female divisions square off at
halftime of the UCSD Women's game against San Francisco State.
WARREN TAKES SWIM RELAY
 LA JOLLA, Calif. -
The first of the five
"Knockout" category events went to Warren College Sunday as the foursome of
Christine Chon, Kelly Jabbora, Kevin Hon and Matthew Hendricks nipped Muir
College to winning the 200 freestyle swim relay at Canyonview Pool...It was
Hendricks' powerful anchor leg that pushed Warren to the narrow
victory...Following Muir in order were Revelle, Marshall, Sixth and Roosevelt...The
race was held in conjunction with a three-team UCSD-hosted intercollegiate swim
meet... "I was really proud of the effort our team put out and it was fun to be
out there supporting the Triton swimming and diving team," said Commission of
Warren Spirit (COWS) member P.J. Loury...Despite seeing her team come up short,
Roosevelt's Lauren Ho was glad she took the plunge. "Honestly, I wasn't too excited when my friend volunteered
me to wake up early to jump in a cold pool on what is usually my sleep-in
Sunday morning, but I am so glad she did. It was an awesome experience meeting
other ERC students and repping ERC spirit!"
TRITON JAM ATTENDANCE TITLE GOES TO WARREN
LA JOLLA, Calif. - Warren College, revitalized after finishing sixth in last
year's Spirit Night competition, grabbed the early lead in 2010 by winning the
Triton Jam attendance competition Tuesday night...Warren and Roosevelt College
were a clear 1-2 followed by Muir, Revelle, Marshall and Sixth...Among the
individual winners at Triton Jam were Jay Tung of Muir College, who snagged two
free airline tickets courtesy of Jet Blue in the elimination free throw
contest, Ebrahim Kassamali of Warren College, who left with free books for the
quarter (donated by the UCSD Bookstore) in the halfcourt shot competition, and
Chris Barton of Sixth College who paired with UCSD Women's Basketball star
Chelsea Carlisle in the Team Shootout (sponsored by UCSD Transportation &
Parking) and walked away with a brand new Raleigh mountain bike.
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