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By Mike Chibbaro "We're a pret
Qarrwcock Staff Writar are just hopill|
While some of Carolina's varsity enough in the
athletic teams have failed to live us for the na
up to their expectations in recent mented.
years, it is refreshing to look at the
continued success of USC's NELL SAID
bowling club. performance <
Once again, the bowling club has the ACU-I. "T
fielded two of the top teams in the first time we
southeast. The men's squad, with a Jeff (Belling<
record of 9-1, has already qualified bowled well. I
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jiv/i mc ic^iuudi iuui uctiiiciu 10 ue periormance
held in Jacksonville, Fla., in qualified us f
March. The women's team, who that now we d
are currently sporting an un- conference to 1
blemished 10-0 record, are ranked Although th(
14th in the nation and should also to win the coi
be participants in the regional make it to the
tournament in Jacksonville that it would
anyway."
THE MEN qualified for the Besides thei
regionals by capturing first place the ACI-1, th<
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Intercollegiate, ACU-I, in Knox-! F5 5555 "1
ville, Tenn. Butch Nell and Lynn j
Kirschbrown of USC finished sixth i
and seventh in the individual I gtkd
competition in that same tour- I
nament.
The top bowlers for the men's ]
squad are Jeff Bellinger, Kir- , schbrown,
Nell, Mike Shaner, ^ 1 r
Graham Ready, and Wes Pye. 4
Unfortunately, Bellinger (the [ j ?0
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will not be eligible to compete in Ot
the regional tournament. Par- .
ticipants are only allowed four ?
years to compete in the regionals c
and this would be Bellinger's fifth oGTV 1
trip.
Nell, the president of the club, V~Tsaid
that the team's goal is to make
it to the nationals tn holH in v '
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Milwaukee, Wise, in late March.
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Students, faculty members, a
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ty young team so we fourth in the Savannah Invitati<
g that we can do well and fifth in the West Virg
regionals to qualify Mountaineer Classic this seasoi
itionals," Nell com
The undefeated women's t<
has been led by a very balai
> that the team's best attack. All of the women bow
of the season was in have maintained a scoi
'his (ACU-I) was the average around 165-175.
had bowled without
er) and we really THE TOP WOMEN bowlers
t was by far our best Lauri Fuller, Kathy deMad
of the year. It Geni Crenshaw, Shelia Sil
or the regionals so Tauma Suber, Cheryl Bethms
lon't have to win our and Kelly Losey.
inane 11, iNeil sai(l.
i team does not have Although the women finishe
nference in order to disappointing fifth in the A(
regionals, Nell said they should still qualify for
"be nice to win it regionals by winning their <
ference. Currently they are
r first place finish in defeated-and in first place in tl
e men also finished conference.
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