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Monday, June 11, 2001

Education dean selected to lead university’s diversity efforts
University Cablevision announces changes to its cable channel line-up
Forest Resources hosts global water workshop

Members of the University of Georgia team and coach Todd McCorkle showed off their trophy following the Women’s Division I Golf Championships in Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. UGA took the team national title over Duke University by three points--UGA’s first national championship in women’s golf. Photo by Chris Livingston/NCAA Photos

Above: The men’s tennis champs. UGA’s Matias Boeker (below left, in cap) and Travis Parrott won the doubles competition; Boeker also took the singles title. Junior Andras Haklits (below right) won the NCAA hammer throw title at the Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Photo by Paul Efland

UGA’s women’s golf team and men’s tennis team won NCAA championships in May. With the title won by the women’s swim team in March, UGA has collected three national titles this year.
The tennis tournament, held at UGA, included a “triple crown” for sophomore Matias Boeker. He and teammate Travis Parrott won the doubles championship and then Boeker went on to win the singles title as well.
And in club competition: UGA’s women’s ultimate Frisbee team won the 2001 College Ultimate Championships in Boston on May 27, winning all six of their games.

Photo by Paul Efland

Photo by UGA Sports Communications

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