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Cheerleading Program to Host Three Open Gyms
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7/10/2008 6:17:40 PM

LAKE WALES, Fla. – The Warner Southern Cheerleading program will be hosting three open gyms in the fall semester: Friday, September 12th, October 31st and November 14th all from 3pm-5pm in the Turner Athletic Center.  They are open for any cheerleaders in high school or college who would like to come practice with our team and see what it’s like to be a Warner Cheerleader! Each Open Gym will follow Royal Days (held by the Admissions Office). For more information about Royal Days visit www.warner.edu/admissions

Students can email Head Cheerleading Coach Courtney Hall at hallca@warner.edu for more information and to sign up. There is no cost.

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Athletes of the Week
Ethan Lovell
Ethan Lovell
Baseball

Ethan Lovell has been named the Warner University Athlete of the Week for games played Jan. 23-29.  Lovell helped the Royals baseball squad to a season opening split at Webber International University on Saturday (Jan. 28).  The Royals dropped the first game of the doubleheader 6-2 but rallied to take the second game 5-2.  Lovell got his senior season off on the right foot, batting 4-for-7 (.571) in both games.  The Lithia, Fla. native had a double and a triple while also scoring three runs.  Starting in centerfield for the Royals, Lovell recorded five put-outs as well.
Mark St. Fort
Mark St. Fort
Men's Basketball

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