The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 15, 1979, Page Page 12, Image 12
Women's gyn
W&1V
By S'lirli Chambless
Gamecock Staff Writer
According to the final sc<
was a close meet. The Coll
William and Mary, W&M,
out the USC women's gymr
team 111.9-108.2. But the sta
of the individual events
. different story, as W&M domi
three of the four events.
Performing without two of
tr?n fniir ovmnacfc tho flomt
W|# avvt* HHIMUIO, VIIV VJUIIIV
were able to sweep the top
places in only one event
balance beam. Number on*
former Cheri Richards is o
the season recovering from
surgery and number four M
Huff was also unable to con
USC could then only man,
third place finish in the va
and the uneven bars, as W&IV
the first two places in the e
and swept the floor exe
; competition.
i USC coach Bob White.
meriting on the loss, said, "
makes a five-point difference
final score just by herself,
figured it out that Melanie n
about a two-point difference
However, White added
having two of his top gymnas
is not an excuse for the loss.4
deserved to win because
freshmen did really well," he
Cathy DeChaira, the firs
around gymnast in the meet
did a hanHcnriino
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height, shared first plat
vaulting with a score of 8.2
W&M teammate Janet Ro
t who did a yamishita with
j twist off the vault.
Roltsch, who was secom
around gymnast in the
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i the floor exercises with a r<
that included a full twist layoi
an arabian, two sup
movements.
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edged number of falls
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White said, "0
their bars I was verv
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three were part of gettii
, the our first meet."
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