Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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USC volleybc preparing fo By DENNIS FALLS Gamecock Staff Writer USC's women's volleyball team year, returns just five players as th The Chicks open their schedule Florence. Carolina will play in fi iui~iuuui? us own luunuuiieni. "We play power volleyball wl defenses centered around the spik< "The defense consists basically of tl block." Eight of USC's new recruits ai transfers from Miami Dade Junior could potentially start. Graham said North Carolina Stat are the stronger teams on the set "We could finish first in the sta players come around," Graham s f rnil imkin Mr?\Ai ^WIWI 1MIM Frances 2009 Beltline Blv Eat In or Carry Ou Subs Sandwiches Homemade Italian & Homemade Italian 0 Beer * Wine Catering New hours Will Deliver Or< farm or Greek t y MMer Seer $1. 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BLUE 1GS JACKETS IRTS ; xvy Store ?t Phone 252-1350 Soccer?* -Clemson's soccer club 1967 with a small budget, and go play," Ibrahim ? creased and scholarships v said the program is begir year. -North Carolina, who ha years,'Is giving two or thr the first time this year an $14,820, Atliletic Director 1 spends more than $250,0C sports. -North Carolina State's annroYimntplv **7 nnn r scholarships, soccer coacl -College of Charleston's team has a budget of $11,0 salaries or $5,000 in scholai Alan LeFource said. According to Ralph McF events for the NCAA, tli Divisions I, II and III that h 1976. There are about 71 visions. In Division I, wl schools have varsity socc< Soccer is a varsity sport NCAA schools and is one of on the college leve, McFil Carolina should be able program with a budget thai each year. But just gettir more than enough for US< "We have a good progr play," Hankinson said. "1 I Styles i "A 7 intRoOu J" 25% discounl I through Sept I | i Venna Wae Phillips Owner-Operator I INTf T Y min Women - Sign up ii Room m< 8:30 tnt Wedne Tom Page 10 became a varsity team in enough to "get In the car aid. The budget was inhere given in 1972. Ibrahim ming to pay for itself this s had a varsity team for 30 ee partial scholarships for d operates on a budget of Sill Cobey said. UNC also 0 on 12 women's varsity varsity soccer budget is lot including four full 1 Max Rhodes said. fourth year varsity soccer 00, which does not include ship aid, Athletic Director 'illen, assistant director of ere were 429 schools in lad varsity soccer teams in 7 schools in the three di lich USC is in, 136 of 225 jr teams. t in more than half of the the 10 most popular sports len said. to afford a varsity soccer I would gradually increase ig varsity status would be H's soccer players. am, and the kids want to But they don't want to be jy Venna V 'ouch of Class" cinq: pam flei make-up l on mnkp-nn rnnci ? ? ^ w 1 ?*J ember with this col Reg; 31E Co 782 mmuRi Singles & Doi Singles & Doi n Intramural O 102, P.E. Cent >n. thru Fri. c /% _ cun - q:uvj pn ? < :ry Deadline >sday, Sept. 5:00 pm part of a club program." "A lot of kids would come an scholarships. That's all we wai Ibrahim said there are probabl ',occer in Columbia than anywh< and he thinks it's a shame USC d< program. "It would create more intei Ibrahim said. "We would like fc not because we want to beat th would contribute to the growth Carolina's soccer club consists DlaVS a 21 Came srhfHulp mmna 15 game schedules. Besides fini: USC also won the Southeastern Sc Orleans, La. . Hankinson explained the diss level play: -difficult to schedule good t< have everything to lose and nothii USC's club. -varsity teams grow each yei remain at the same level. -clubs are ineligible for post-se players have received All-Amer votes are not counted because ol -clubs receive no school recoj sity letters or certificates. Giving USC's soccer program nice, but that much money isn't n sole purpose of having a varsit; national championship. Varsi SUDDOrt and pnrnnra0nmpnt r>f I ment would give USC's soccer pr right direction. /Ae Appalt The Gamecc deeper at a lot sLsl ICk too. In Saturdi of the 59 pla UttlSt played, includ T~ """""" ~"We played 11 tat ion Carlen said. " iDon ! play more youn i me more piay? S5.00J more they'll h > r?? Later on mi lumWaSC ^tU;d?y wh' ,-ftoc brings their H :2222 1 Columbia. players, who r< ?~~" J beat Notre Dar ^ trying to aveni ^ 9 losses to the G 1L | . "GEORGIA team," Carlen! a bigger offens some good rtr quarterback. T be much more r And what do* "This wee il^l^c resemble las JvJIfcro Carlen said. tbles Bcsk< schec ffice chan< Several chan '.?f in USC's 1 schedule. The game scheduled for celled at the i so they could j ; nationally tele rl ' Tennessee T> I in place of I ' game is schedi Carolina Colisi against Fail scheduled for ! changed to Jai [ Officials ol Classic, schedn Santa Clara, C | first round pai play the Univ i Dec. 16 at 7 p. yway, even without it-varsity status." ly more kids playing ;re else in the state, >esn't have a varsity rest in the state," ?r them to get into it lem, but because it of the sport." Ul JV 1IICII1UC19 dlllj red to its opponents shing 19-2 last year, >ccer Classic.in New idvantages of club?ams because they ig to gain by playing i ir while club teams ason play. Carolina ica votes, but these f USC's club status. . , ;nition such as vari $100,000 would be lecessary unless the y team is to win a ty status and the " the athletic departogram a push in the ichian? From Page 10 cks appear to be of other positions, ay night's game, 55 yers who dressed ing several fresha lot of people," We're also going to g players. Because irs I can play, the :lp us later on." ly be this coming ;n Georgia Tech kainuun wrecK 10 Many of Tech's igrouped in time to ne last fall, will be ge two consecutive amecocks. TECH has a good said. "They'll have ive line, along with miens anu a gooa hey're also going to nature on defense." bs all that mean? k's game won't : t week's game," ?tball lule ged ges have been made 977-78 basketball with Louisville, Jan. 11, was cane iuest of Ix)uisville 3lay Minnesota in a vised game. rw.U UAn U 1-1 1 i-vii iid?> in*-ri muieo xmisville and that iled for Jan. 2 at the eum. USC's game rfield, originally Jan. 9, has been i. 11. f the Cable Car iled for Dec. 16-17 in alif., announced its rings. Carolina will ersity of Portland m.