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Handling the gate at LWC soccer game



2011-10-16 - Walter S. Reuling Stadium, 151 Holloway Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Two members of Lindsey Wilson's Baseball Team, Manuel "Big Poppy" Ozoria of Santiago, Dominican Republic, and Tyler Bernard, of San Diego, CA, were in charge of the gate for the first soccer match of the day, today, Sunday, October 16, 2011, as the No. 1 NAIA Women's Soccer Team in the nation, the Lindsey Wilson Blue Raiders, hosts West Virginia University Tech. A fair sized crowd was beginning to fill the stands as the game got underway. Bernard said that only those who came through the gates are counted in attendance, though quite often, the unofficial crowd on the the hillside lawn off Bryant Street is often as large, or larger than the official attendance inside the stadium. Both admitted that the Raider Baseball team, which plays home games at Egnew Park, will be downright outstanding.


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