2007 Miracle Yearbook

oonlight Madness is alwaysfun. It's one of myfavorite fall events," ii said Chris Cleveland,who obviously enjoyed himself while kicking offthe event by running around the court with a CU flag. Enthusiastic fans enjoyed free pop while Rod Bradley welcomed everyone with "fan education,"which included keyjingling and learning to spell Jackets.The fans used their new cheering skills to root for the men's and women'steams in a three-point shooting contest.The teams were well-matched,butthe women won in overtime.The RDs were next to show their hoop shooting skills in a free-throw contest,followed by the student dunk contest. "Moonlight Madness was the chance for students,faculty, players,and coaches to have a great time showcasing their talents,"said Brent Martin, who participated in the student dunk contest.Sam Fraser appeared to be the crowd's favorite dunker,although he received a low scorefrom one ofthe judges because"he didn't point his toes."Jim Sawin said ofthe dunk contest, "Jason Scott and I have been messing around with dunksfor about a month. We had fun,and everyone threw down a lot ofsweet dunks!"After Sam Fraser made a dunk whilejumping over a friend,Jason Scott decided to try the same trick...while leaping over the tallest basketball player.He succeeded on his second try,when the sore-headed player bent down. Not to be outdone,the men's team had their turn at dunking.The players madesome impressive shots including onefrom behind the basket, after which a dedicated spectator raced onto the court to shine the player's shoe."Moonlight madness got Cedarville psyched up for basketball season," said Christa Funke."The slam dunks were especially effective at exciting the Cedarville family.We back the Jackets all the way!" A "The dunk contest wasone ofthe best experiences I've had at Cedarville!"says Jason Scott,who is pictured leaping over a tall and very nervous Chris Walker.