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Lacrosse - and Carolina built a lead that would remain untouched for the rest of the game. USC led 10-6 j at the half. At one point in the second half, Carolina's 12-6 lead dwindled to 1210, but the defense refused to yield as Guilford got no closer than two points with two minutes left in the game. USC GOALIE Terrv Morris played an excellent game, stopping 43 Guilford shots. "Terry played the best game I've ever seen," Vann said. "He definitely came through." Vann said the defense has improved the most since the first two games, which Carolina lost to Duke 22-2 and to the North Carolina Lacrosse Club 25-10. "Both scores don't reflect how well we played," Vann said. "Duke is an ACC team, and it was our first game. It was also our first time using the new equipment, but it ti/oc qIca q r\h\;ci/?al 1\; t aiwt^ *V UO UlOV/ U p I I J O I V (4 I 1 Y lUU^Ii game." In that lopsided game with Duke, Carolina held the Blue Devils to three goals in the second half. "We were limited against them (Duke) because they can recruit and give scholarships, which we can't Hn " Vann said. Carolina won its second game in a row by defeating the Citadel 9-4 Sunday. The Citadel built a 3-0 lead early m the first period, but Carolina closed the gap with excellent defensive play as both teams were tied, 4-4, at the half. "We didn't let them score for three quarters," Vann said., "Our passing was on target and Terry (Morris) had another fantastic day in the goal." Carolina, (2-2) will play its next game against Georgia Tech on April 4 at the USC soccer field. Attention all I.D.T accounts, and allw Due to confusion a we ask that you d( with Peter LaHaut manager jjqj M T V lQ.Qnih.nn O.I JV-Vv . OA -4 ? u.ov-av.w O.UU-tf.OU iZ-1 112:30-5:00 3:30-5:00 l^r^^appam^nent^ H HBBHBRin ifflB 9?jj^^^s^|?g|?A ? 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I In two meets earlier th |*iii '"p** finished third behind Indiai jJHSfllF "We are not trying to ove ^ down in times each meet,' II H finished eighth in the 100 va Fj7|||jr^ is doing as well as can be c our sprinting department is r V^i McCLURE SAII) he can *' sistently score in a meet. H perennial point getters." T! IK Titus Briggs in the long j v en* oaiiierd performer, missed several Lori Warbutton, a transt tisweig (16) best performer, may not b recently married, is planr believes the team will be Kostyn, the team's third scl mm IKIJ is ACE TO GO FOR A VEGETABLE PLATE. ! VEGETABLES AND E TEA YOU CAN FOR ONLY $1.50 ANirt Q X/CriCTADICC r^l >81/ \J VLVLinULtO $1.85 UR SUPFRR RIIFFFT 1-2:30 and 5-9 K ABOUT OUR n UNr MEAL r Tiri/CTC i iv* r\c i o earn sets m*nc ords in the Atlantic Coast Relays track and leigh, North Carolina. e discus 238 feet and 9 inches to set a new /\f Alan CIiaiiUt Mnrlr narliman DolnVt 111 v/i niun uiiuuii??t iviui i\ \jfv-V41iiioi11 ivaipii >roke their own meet record in the sprint 3.7. h jump with a 6-10' t jump. Carolina placed and took third in the mile relay. Ron Adams le triple jump by jumping 50 feet and five ry well even though we are not playing to our II McClure, head track coach. "They are and by the end of April, we should be at our is month, Carolina defeated Clemson and 1a and Alabama in a meet held at Alabama, r peak ourselves and we are trying to come ' said co-captain Mike Sheley. Sheley, who rd run in the national indoors, said the team expected. "The team is performing well but weaK ana we aon t nave mucn uepin. i depend on numerous performers to con"We've got about eight players who are hese include Ron Adams in the triple jump, jump, Sheley in the intermediate hurdles, ill McElveen in the discus and shot and Hob ay did not run Saturday due to an injury. finish season arship performers out with injuries most of ; evmnastics team was still resourceful. itle the team competed in regional cornMarch 12-13. le regionals with a score of 80.65 points, ith 100 points. the regionals was in bars competition. "We the other events," said head coach Wendy in third in the regionals if we had gotten the ? 1 _ r : * t ~ l r t U le services 01 wenise i\uian iui me triunein leg. Patty Trotter, another scholarship meets because of illness. er student who was considered the team's ie returning next season. Trotter, who was ling to drop off the team. However, Luce successful with Nolan healthy and Laura lolarship performer back next season. 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