2008 Woodie Awards
Rec Spotlight
Jose Ortiz
Issue date: 10/30/03 Section: Sports
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Our intramural spotlight Volleyball games this week feature one from both the MacGregor and the Spalding divisions.
The game of the night was in the men's division, which pitted MSU's strongest rivalry, Delta Chi against Pi Kappa Alpha. The Delta Phi Epsilon sorority came out in full force to cheer on the Pike brothers. Spectators from campus organizations everywhere joined them. Coming in, the two teams had a combined record of 2 - 19, but no matter the standings, when these two play, it's for bragging rights.
In the first game, Pike, led by Jeff JoDexus, jumped out to an early lead an never looked back. Delta Chi looked to be in for a long night. Pike won 21 - 13.
The second game saw a reversal of roles, as Delta Chi's kill man, Evan Totka dominated the game. Spikes, blocks, assists, you name it and he was there. Although Pike came back from a 6 - 12 deficit, Totka carried Delta Chi to a 21 - 19 victory.
The third game saw Pike's leaders, Jeff JoDexus, and Darren "The JOAT" Dance take this game on their shoulders and carry pike to a win in the rubber match. JoDexus had two serving aces, and five assists, Dance racked up four blocks, and Fraternity president Ryan Willard chipped in with three kills.
In the Spalding division, we saw a match up of undefeated Those Guys against the winless Top Of The Hill. The game's out come was about as one sided as their records would imply.
Those Guy's, probably the co-ed division's strongest team, never trailed throughout all three games. The team of Carolyn Carrone, who dominated the entire third game with five serving aces, Kristy George, Jeremy Loverde, Matt Garcia, Chris Monaco, and team captain Vinnie LoProto made it look easy, and are a Spalding Division's best 9 - 0. Though Keith Fonseca and his team looked a little over the hill, rather than on top, they fought hard and hope to improve later in the season.
The game of the night was in the men's division, which pitted MSU's strongest rivalry, Delta Chi against Pi Kappa Alpha. The Delta Phi Epsilon sorority came out in full force to cheer on the Pike brothers. Spectators from campus organizations everywhere joined them. Coming in, the two teams had a combined record of 2 - 19, but no matter the standings, when these two play, it's for bragging rights.
In the first game, Pike, led by Jeff JoDexus, jumped out to an early lead an never looked back. Delta Chi looked to be in for a long night. Pike won 21 - 13.
The second game saw a reversal of roles, as Delta Chi's kill man, Evan Totka dominated the game. Spikes, blocks, assists, you name it and he was there. Although Pike came back from a 6 - 12 deficit, Totka carried Delta Chi to a 21 - 19 victory.
The third game saw Pike's leaders, Jeff JoDexus, and Darren "The JOAT" Dance take this game on their shoulders and carry pike to a win in the rubber match. JoDexus had two serving aces, and five assists, Dance racked up four blocks, and Fraternity president Ryan Willard chipped in with three kills.
In the Spalding division, we saw a match up of undefeated Those Guys against the winless Top Of The Hill. The game's out come was about as one sided as their records would imply.
Those Guy's, probably the co-ed division's strongest team, never trailed throughout all three games. The team of Carolyn Carrone, who dominated the entire third game with five serving aces, Kristy George, Jeremy Loverde, Matt Garcia, Chris Monaco, and team captain Vinnie LoProto made it look easy, and are a Spalding Division's best 9 - 0. Though Keith Fonseca and his team looked a little over the hill, rather than on top, they fought hard and hope to improve later in the season.