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BY BILLY BAKER
Spbrts Writer
It Will never rise to the ac
claims of Frank McGuire's
basketball road show and it
will never be staged below the
bright, blinding lights of
Williams-Brice Stadium, but in
a real sense Carolina's
women's volleyball team is
represenative of what sports
one time was: - a way of ex
pressing oneself in skills with
little regard to the demands of
winning and the pressure of
losing.
Coached by Violet Meade,
the women's volleyballers
sport a 3-3 record to.date and
will meet Limestone and
Lander colleges tonight in the
Physical Education Center.
"We have spent a lot of time
practicing," said Veade.
"You really don't know what a
volleyball match is until you
see one. They are really ex
citing."
Last Monday hight the USC
women's volleyballers en
tertained three other schools in
a tournament staged at the PE
Center before 300 people.
Winthrop won the tournament
by downing the Gamecocks 15
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their defeat b dumping
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15-6.
The season began on October
1. The Gamecocks won their
first two matches before losing
two games In a tri-match with
Francis Marion and Coker on
Oct. 11.
The girls play a "power"
volleyball game which is
different. from the way most
people play' "backyard"
volleyball, Meade said. It is
exactly like the way volleyball
is played in the Olympics and
-their is no distinction from
men'svolleyball. Spiking is the
forte of "power" volleyball
and usually results in a quick
score for the team who em
ploys it.
"We have worked a long
time to illustrate to the school
administration and the public
that women intercollegiate
athletics is a serious thing,"
said Meade. "Anyone can play
recreational volleyball," said
eam caplain Karen Ellin
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anyway you can.
'"There is a set ttern in
power volleyball ' said.
You serve the bal to backcourt
and it is usually passed to front
court and than it is,spiked to
the other side."
The team roster of twelve
girls includes: Karen Ellin,
Debbie Horres, Sue Wilerson,
Vicki Robinson, Harriet Ed
wards, 'Rose Argoe, Debra
Woods, Annette Gibson, Lee
Branch, Melissa Dean, Shay
Kelly, Charlene Dubose and
Alice Carter.
"I believe this- is the best
team we have ever had," said
Meade. Meade is assisted by
Sarah McDearmon.
- The state regional meet is
the third weekend in
November. "We plan to win
it," said Meade. The two top
teams in the state advance to
the Eastern Regionals at East
Carolina University in
December.
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