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Losing only one singles and on
doubles match, USC's women'
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Iheir first match of the season.
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7-5. 7-6 in the number three
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FOR SEVERAL reasons, a large
number of spectators witnessed
USC's victory at the P.E. Center
courts. Some came to see what
kind of team first year coach Kath
Graham had been training for
nearly five months. Some came to
see just how good new recruits
Kincaid and Wilson were.
Others simply wanted to take
advantage of the 80-degree temnprahirp
or stonned bv on their
way somewhere else.
Whether or not the spectators
had anything to do with it Graham
said her team suffered form
"firstgame jitters." Georgia
Southern's coach George Shriver
described both teams as "a bundle
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Shriver said he thinks USC has
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seeded Wilson is "Deceptive."
"She's stronger than she appears
to be," Graham said, "and Jier
strengths are consistency and
placement." Graham also said
Wilson "comes in well had has a
good net game."
KINCAII), A freshman and the
team's top-seeded player, used
snon snots anu accurate
placement to win her singles
match. Graham said Kineaid has
gotten more aggressive and
stronger since fall practice began.
Amith, who played number two
last year and is in the same spot
this year, described her play as
"consistent." Smith said her olav
against Georgia Southern helped
boost her confidence.
Easier said she thought her
aggressiveness and Wilson's
consistency combined to give them
the advantage in the number two
doubles The team used strong net
play -- something Graham said
they need to do more of in singles-to
defeat their opponents.
The women's next match will be
Friday at Presbyterian College.
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