1998 FRANKLIN R. SHIRLEY DIXIE CLASSIC RESULTS
137 Teams from 60 Colleges and Universities participated
DOUBLE OCTA-FINALS
Emory (Bailey & Gahli) (Aff) 3-0 over Loyola (Morgan & McClain)
Emory (Heftman & McNabb) (Neg) 3-0 over Cal Berkeley (Luskey & Haratani)
Kansas (Eber & McKeehan) (Aff) 3-0 over Dartmouth (Berger & Graham)
Kansas (Magariel & Melman) (Aff) 3-0 over Michigan (Hernandez & Steele)
Georgia (McIntosh & Roberts) (Neg) 3-0 over Iowa (Foster & Peterson)
UMKC (Betz & Baisley) (Neg) 3-0 over Wayne State (skillin & Andrus)
Emory (Kourous & Faulkner) (Aff.) 2-1 over Southern Calif (Harrison & Hahn)
Southern Illinois (Slusher & Smith) (Neg) 2-1 over Baylor (Brasure & Coulter)
Michigan State (Donald & Monick) (Aff) 3-0 over Pace (Kloster & Peterson)
Whitman (Symonds & Clark) (Aff) 2-1 over Iowa (Pogorski & Langwell)
Southern Calif. (Hurder & Stetson) (Aff) 3-0 over Texas (Reed & Cogdon)
Emory (Horowitz & Lupo) (Aff) 2-1 over Gonzaga (Voight & Kelly)
Redlands (Miller & Graffagnini) (Aff) 3-0 over Michigan (Samson & Feldman)
Dartmouth (Garen & Lehotsky) (Neg) 2-1 over Northwestern (Nemecek & Sohrn)
Michigan (Scannapieco & Pudelski) (Aff) 2-1 over Southern Calif. (Revelins & Markowski)
West Georgia (Bonilla & Carver) (Neg) 3-0 over Texas (Beeton & Stetson)OCTA-FINALS
Emory BG (Neg) 3-0 over West Georgia BC
Emory HM (Neg) 3-0 over Michigan SP
Kansas EM (Neg) 3-0 over Dartmouth GL
Redlands MG (Aff) 3-0 over Kansas MM
Emory HL (Neg) 3-0 over Georgia MR
UMKC BB (Aff) 3-0 over Southern California HS
Emory KF (Aff) 3-0 over Whitman SC
Michigan State DM (Neg) 3-0 over Southern Illinois SSQUARTER-FINALS
Emory BG (Aff) 2-1 over Michigan State DM
Emory HM (Aff) 2-1 over UMKC BB
Kansas EM (Aff) 3-0 over Emory KF
Emory HL (Aff) 2-1 over Redlands MGSEMI FINALS
Emory HM (Aff) 4-1 over Kansas EM
Emory BG vs Emory HLFINALS
First time Emory University won the Dixie Classic (2nd in 1995 - Henn & McKown)
Second time in Dixie history tournament was closed out in Semi-Finals (Southern Calif. in 1973)FRESHMAN BREAKOUT
Kentucky (Aiken & Tetzlaff) over Texas (Tiffee & Bowman)
Michigan (Cannon & Sammartino) over Southern California (Hurder & McFarlane)FINALS: Winner Kentucky AT
(Michigan has to depart so final debate did not take place)5-3's CUT ON POINTS (alphabetical)
Eastern New Mexico (Foy & Gilkinson)
Emory (Chase & Van Dam)
George Washington (Ducommon & Thumalla)
Georgetown (Weban & Malone)
Georgia (Matos & Alsen)
Gonzaga (Olson & Moburg-Jones)
Iowa (Moore & Christensen)
Kansas State (Glaser & Allshouse)
Louisville (Westbrook & Lee)
Michigan State (Blair & Woidan)
Michigan State (Rand & Smith)
North Texas (Cunningham & Holloway)
Northwestern (Johnson & Kay-Oliphant)
Southwest Missouri (Payne & Vega)
Texas (Grove & Evans)
Texas (Tiffee & Bowman)
UMKC (Coffman & Whyte)
Wayne State (Opalewski & Gainer)
West Georgia (Saloom & Kerpen)
SPEAKER AWARDS
1. Kouros, Emory
2. Harrison, Southern California
3. Ghali, Emory
4. McKeehan, Kansas
5. McIntosh, Georgia
6. Heftman, Emory
7. Miller, Redlands
8. Bailey, Emory
9. Eber, Kansas
10. Slusher, Southern Illinois
11. Voight, Gonzaga
12. McNabb, Emory
13. Stetson, Texas
14. Glaser, Kansas State
15. Hernandez, Michigan
16. Bonilla, West Georgia
17. LanGwell, Iowa
18. Lupo, Emory
19. Smith, Southern Illinois
20. Coulter, Baylor