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Brandon Weems

Issue date: 9/15/05 Section: Sports
In a sport that is continually on the rise, Joanna McCaughey looks to finish her soccer career on a great note in 2005.

The game of soccer requires a lot of mental and physical focus along with the knowledge of the sport. McCaughey has been able to show these aspects of the game and will continue in her senior season here at JSU. In 2004, McCaughey recorded 17 starts for the Gamecocks. In a strong season, she led the team in goals (6), shots (37), and points (12). McCaughey is not only succesful on the field, but also in the classroom as she posted a 3.95 G.P.A. during high school.

The Chanticleer was able to get up close and personal with a great senior leader on the JSU soccer team. We found that TEAM is a strong point for McCaughey and the rest of the Gamecocks.

CS: What do you enjoy doing during your free time?

McCaughey: I enjoy surfing and snowboarding with my friends.

CS: What is in your CD player right now?

McCaughey: Actually, I have an Ipod. I enjoy listening to music that helps me get pumped up for the soccer game.

CS: Who is one person in your life that you look up to?

McCaughey: I look up to my mom.

CS: Why do you look up to your mom?

McCaughey: My mom is always available to help me from every aspect in life.

CS: What is one thing you miss the most about Sarasota?

McCaughey: Well, I miss the water and hanging out with my friends at the beach.

CS: If you had one chance to do anything in your lifetime, what would it be?

McCaughey: I would really like to travel all around Europe.

CS: What is your favorite quote?

McCaughey: My favorite quote is, " To always give 100 percent."

CS: What other sports do you enjoy playing?

McCaughey: I enjoy playing volleyball in general, but I also enjoy playing beach volleyball.

CS: I understand you also participated in volleyball at high school. What was this experience like?
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