Contributed by Chase Adams
“There is no crying in volleyball,” says interim coach Grant Barraclough of the women’s volleyball team. Coach Barraclough loves three things in this world God, family, and volleyball, and why wouldn’t he? By day he works at the hospital and by night is coaching volleyball, even with this great schedule he fits time in his day with his two sons who help him to become better from day to day.
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Posted September 8, 2010, 7:59 pm
Contributed by David Osborne Jr.
It’s been a long hard day of work, you sit down and you kick off your shoes. To waste a little time you turn on the television and start flipping channels. Sports Center is running a special on Elin Nordegren (Tiger Woods’ former wife) and how she has just been going through horrible times in the former Woods’ luxury mansion in Florida.
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Posted September 8, 2010, 8:01 pm
Following the resignations of head men’s basketball Coach Chris Craig and women’s volleyball head Coach Brent Martindale spring semester, the assistant men’s basketball Coach Brad Barton was named interim head basketball coach with assistant women’s volleyball Coach Grant Barraclough was named interim head volleyball coach.
Coach Chris Craig left College of Eastern Utah to pursue an opportunity at Division I University of Northern Colorado located in Greeley, Colo., where he will be an assistant to Head Coach B.J. Hill.
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Posted September 8, 2010, 8:04 pm
Contributed by Daylan Jones
Number five Julia Potts, 19-year-old-sophomore setter, and one of the newly voted captains of the 2010 Utah State University-College of Eastern Utah volleyball team. Potts is a native, born and raised in Price, Utah. She discovered her love of the game at the age of 13 when she tried out and made her junior high school volleyball team without any prior experience. After finishing her high school career at Carbon High School, Potts was offered a spot on the USU-CEU volleyball team, and is now returning for her second year.
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Posted September 8, 2010, 8:06 pm
Contributed by David Osborne Jr.
I am sure that the acronym is throwing everybody off. Especially since it is what we associate with one of the powerhouse college athletic conferences, the Southeastern Athletic Conference. The real question is, why is a sports writer choosing to write about the SEC if he is at a junior college in Price, Utah? Well I am not writing about the SEC in the sense of the conference; rather this will be a regularly syndicated column called Sports Editor’s Choice, or SEC for short.
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Posted September 8, 2010, 8:07 pm
Contributed by Scott Frederick
"The first day of school I knew we had a good team," said College of Eastern Utah's head basketball Coach Chris Craig. The third place in the nation CEU Golden Eagles were better than good this year ... they were scrappy, loose and had a great time beating nationally ranked teams.
"Right from the get-go I thought we had enough talent to be good, it was a question of chemistry and could we get everyone to work together," echoed first-year assistant coach Brad Barton.
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Posted April 22, 2010, 3:17 pm
Contributed by Brooke Hiatt
Wearing number 24 for the College of Eastern Utah baseball team is Garrett Jon Argyle. The son of David and Lisa, Argyle was born on February 8, 1988. He grew up in Vista, Calif., with three brothers and one sister.
As a kid, Argyle enjoyed participating in baseball and loved to play on the beach. When he moved to Utah in 1996 he started snowboarding and hasn't quit since. Argyle graduated from Timpanogas High School in 2006. In high school he played football, baseball and liked to go to school dances. He also liked to make movies with his friends and hang out.
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Posted April 22, 2010, 6:17 am
Contributed by Devin Latu
The CEU Golden Eagles are having a rough two-week stretch, losing seven of their eight games. They pulled out a win against the College of Southern Idaho last weekend; winning 4 – 0, but it was all down hill from there. That same day they lost to Southern Idaho 1 – 2.
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Posted April 22, 2010, 3:33 am
Contributed by Nathan Davis
For most of March the sports world has been focused on the NCAA men's basketball tournament, also know as March Madness. Some years it seems that the annual basketball tournament becomes predicable. With the big-name school making it far into the tournament and usually one team will win an upset game and be dubbed the "Cinderella" team. But this season the tourney has lived up to its name; so far it's been pure madness.
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Posted April 22, 2010, 9:00 am
Contributed by Nathan Davis
In 2005 I first came to the College of Eastern Utah. I can't remember what made me sign up to be in Susan Polster's newspaper production class. I'd never had anything I'd written published, I'd never even written for a newspaper. After two-and-a-half years of school (and two-years in a foreign country), I am writing my last article for The Eagle.
I can remember my freshman year of college, I was told by Stephen Clark that people cry twice when they come to CEU, once when they get to Price, and once when they leave. At that time, I could understand the crying when you came to Price, but the idea of crying when I would leave CEU seemed farfetched. But now, I'm feeling a little sad as I write what Polster calls my "last will and testament."
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Posted April 21, 2010, 12:03 pm
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