Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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(JSC soccer fit Debi py Steve Ri OamKOCk Staff The USC varsity soccer tea bid to the NCAA tournamen dicates they had a fine seas The Gamecocks finished i their first year of varsity season was one of many ups f out impressively by winning ? i uicjf I^ia^cu, uiiuug UII CIIIUI clashed with Clemson at hom< the season. Clemson came into the gan nation, and the Carolina pla; see just how well they couk soccer powerhouse. The Ga and well, but in the end tfc breaking defeat by a score Mark Berson labeled, "one games of the season." After the Clemson game, th back with a win over Baptist followed on a road trip to Atla two games in one weekend Emory College. They were shutout in both fered some key injuries. B Thomas Fouch were lost for tl KeE nn US lishes 13-3-1 lit seaso ddell other wrriT?r lnjUH m may not have won a The t, but their record in- bounc on. was tl ivith a 13-3-1 mark in that c competition, but the them tnd downs. They broke namei the first seven games The :ional peak when they really 3 in the eighth game of elite | from,' le ranked third in the 4'We yers seemed ready to the to 1 fare against such a teams mecocks fought hard a goal ley suffered a heart- reach n i ...I? a n?,? ui /;-i in wnai t^uacn "we of the most physical "We h have c e Gamecocks bounced "I ai : College, but disaster guys I mta. Carolina dropped togeth to Georgia State and togeth we stil games and also suf- Bers otn Jim Heinen ana prospe le season, and several will in jl^ vh 11 a li ttt3 ^ 1m i 1 W J| |B iTTSTKn n a succ USC players became hampi es. Gamecocks refused to folc ed back with a win over Winl tie beginning of a six game u losed out the Gamecocks seas< fAUTQ**/! r*Kf nit**#**'' ? A ? At vviimvi UUUHIIUI5 a U1U iU III it. bid never materialized, but I disappointed. "We were pleas ?roup that the selection cor ' he said. were disappointed that we did urnament, but there were c ." He explained that "when yoi , you have to be disappointed 1 it. have pride and determination ave pride in our record this 5 letermination to do better ne? m just termendously proud of have played," Berson said, er a lot of players who had er, we suffered a number of in 11 did very well." on is already optimistic aboul cts. He said, "There is no au iprove next year. ' ^?3? <l^pS rV I AH 'OH 1 flVH m BiiPi m Call < 1 Hylc m 1620 K ess to red by minor j The 1 though, and thelrn throp. The win day wi U -A-! iiiucaicii siring Reci ,n ?"dAs?U.rred the 28. te NCAA tour- We , groups ierson was not ed to be in the TOL nmittee chose karate signifi In't get a bid to chanc< tther qualified federa i work hard for Magaz tfhen you don't Troj They v Berson said. and T< season and we For ct year. 2500. 1 how well these second "We brought free ki never played SPAR juries, and yet Men's Men's t next season's Men's estion that we Wome _____ Wome MSSIW^fli! Junior DONG ed Exti ONEY ve up to $80 I til by being plasma prog or Visit ind Lai Gervais ! [curate toi > be held Atlantic Coast Karate Champ 10 High School gym beginning th the finals beginning at 7: oft*aHAn ill U.- 1 ^VlHUVll IVi WflC CVCIll Will IX 1 livisions ranging from Men's sight and under) Kata. The c and skill categories. fRNAMENT DIRECTOR Ro i studio, indicated that the cance. Every athlete who pai i to be rated in all divisi tion. He also said that Kai :ines will be covering the toi >hies will be awarded to the to /ill also be awarded to winners jam Competition. further information about the Mckets are available at the \ I floor of the Russell House. Vt arate lesson will be offered. RING "Black Belt: Lt. Wt.-Md'-Hv. Brown Belt: Lt. Wt. - Hv. \ Green Belt: Lt. Wt. - Hv. W n's Brown and Black Belts n's Green and White Belts s 12-15 and Senior Men (ove Pee Wee (8 and under) ee Wee 9-11 yill be considered for both Pee ivisions) ?? m -- men s volleyball Play bet By Michelle Oamccock St women's volleyball team will AW Regional Tournament hel ided in Carolina's division, wh > "probably the toughest one, Ihapel Hill and Duke. The ot sr two Kentucky team, Virgil rday, the Lady Gamecocks \ s the tournament gets under should do fairly well," Martin the whole thing." >K UN MBHIfjH "HM1 III ill III " 155 f l| Moi 11 vai ' ?o |pm on a ?eratori St. 254-228 jrnament Saturday ions hi ps will be held Saturday at at noon. The matches will last all au p.m. leld beflveen 9 a.m. and 11:30 for Black Belt Sparring to Little Pee livisions are broken up into age nnie Barkoot, who runs a local tournament will hold national ticipates in the event will have a ons of a nationally recognized rate Illustrated and Black Belt ii nanism. p three finishers in each division. ; in both the Breaking Competition : tournament, call Barkoot at 787JSC travel center located on the rith the purchase of each ticket, a KATA Wt. Men's Black Belt Vt. Men's Brown Belt ft. Men's Green Belt Men's White Belt Senior Men r 35) Women's Black and Brown Women's Green and White Big and Little Pee Wee jins today Burchette f?M Writor begin pool play this afternoon in Id at Duke University in Durham, iich USC head coach Judy Martino " is number one Kentucky team, her pool includes Tennessee, the nia and N.C. State. vill enter into double elimination way. 10 said. 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