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'i^-V.- . .; ^-. fifjnri Here it cc CISC Volleyball playi returns a serve in / Clemson earlier this Alex Homer (12) ant use looki By Michelle Burche Gamecock Staff Write The Lady Gamecocl third in the Universit; nessee Volleyball tourn? weekend to pull their rec 4-13 mid-season mark. Facing a more difficul this year, Carolina has g a slow start. However, to head coach Judy Mai have been improving game by game. "We looked much bett< have looked," Marti "We're working real hai defense is a little better t have to be stronger in 01 We're still plugging alonj *THE TENNESSEE tc marks only the first season the Lady Gamec qualified for the final rot in a tournament. This suggests that the Lady G first round competition irorn (mitth TVin I I'r f VI jr X iiv V/ A tvuil exception. USC started off the competition in a bra Northern Kentucky and Tech, while Virginia T and UT played in bracket. After downing Tenness three straight games, lf> 11R :: . . ./ ?&? <*? "ns - * ' All i fflHHr . JH w w: m tmesf ?/- Anne Anderson (15) * ier team's match with > season as teammates 1 Katie Howard (8) look i / WUtlltiH ng towa itte 12, the Lady Ga " overcome by North ks placed 15,15-7,7-15,1-15. y of Tenement last DESPITE THE 1 ord up to a the all-important j play to the sing t schedule matches, challen] otten off to willing to relinquis according the title, the La rtino, they defeated Carolina 8 steadily, r ?l.. ? - i iic jlkiuy utiinc on Duke in a one-g er than we emerged victoriou ino said, the third place cri *d and our for second while >ut we still tucky finished first ur setting. I" Although please tory and level o urnament Martino still belie time this not playing to its i ocks have think we could hfi md of play My expectations j i statistic this level of coir amecocks lacking a few key j has been having to work a ley was no other teams becau but we should've d j. said. frix teiim NOW THAT icket with Gamecocks are h Tennessee their season they ; ech, Duke regional play, the other Martino is confid tee Tech in already played the -5,15-8,15- be up against in res V: :% ' " V ' .!' ; : ' & V -; ** w. N? Br^1 jHHwH^BR^^H|^^a^^i Russell K. Pace in. The Lady Gamecocks placed i oast weekend at the University of 77 Tournament. USC has a 4-13 recor ttfasun. i place thin rd regiona mecocks were off in the end. "We em Kentucky 8- everybody in the regi we'll know what to know what level we hav loss, USC made she said. ump from pool ;le elimination This weekend t $ing UT. Un- Gamecocks will not or ;h their shot at their regional compet idy Volunteers will also play several sti -15,6-15,5-15. from the northeast. cocks then took TRAVELLING TO Co ;ame match and Maryland for the Uni is 15-10 to grab Maryland Volleyball Tc Dwn. UT settled Carolina will compete > Northern Ken- teams from Rutgers, diana, Penn State, Princ and N.C. State. d with the vie f improvement, In thier opening b ves her team is Lady Gamecocks will mtential. "I still Catholic, Georgetown, ive done better, and East Carolina. T1 ire real high at women fair against (petition. We're teams is very importan >eople and we're to Martino. lot harder than "We've got to come se we're young, . pool. I think we've gotU one better," she hump now and it'll be i for us to come out of it "We're fighting a lot ha the Lady play now. alfway through are busy eyeing OPTIMISTIC ABOU' and their ability to wi said, "Right now our rc lent that having but within the next coup teams they will we plan to get that up gionals will pay mark." Fostei III new c " By Women's varsity golf has 1980-81 season, Women's Ath DUUU^ r uoici win aooumv team in addition to continuin Parsons said the choice of )MfH| the program. "Our locatior provide us with the perfect: ' '"# she said. ALTHOUGH HE regrets 1 .: Country Club, Foster said he * -J^P both women and men. "Thi * ..^ove my sport," he said. "I The team will have 10 mer Foster said he has alreac HUH have some real good prosrx 8 year," he commented. "Pai quite a bit. People will rea THE DIFFERENCE bet small, according to Foster, since 1968. My experience ference between teaching nv Foster said he plans to ma hope we can get a progran students and people in Sout Parsons said golf offers w | # after college, and also is a ap Sigma in pla\y - GAMECOCK S| Thp intramural fine* onnth ----casuality was last year's ch Kappa Sigma in their openin 'bird this it was sweet revenge. 9nnessee ljast season Sigma Chi pla; H fr?r tho phi Kappa Sigma and Sigmj significance in that Phi Kap last year's playoffs. Now PI knocking Sigma Chi out of th iMaxcy in the quarterfinals. In other flag football gam< A Pnrpp ROTP npprlpr) turn t ' stubborn Columbia Hall tear the second round with a 6-0 v k other first round men's gam ranked Snowden and tenth game by handily defeating T In women's action on Mor 'vp nlflvpd ranked A1Pha Delta pi 6-0 ai Jl,, IT semi-finals with a 12-6 win o\ ?XDect We The Air Force ROTC Co1 p toto" P^yed game in first round ' could not add the extra point iurn-VnenT, 1 ^ % **> . ; ' , j$$r'' -^:^: ; r her team irV JW /,... In, Martino *ord is 4-13 >le of games >toth 50? Intramu r to coach jolf team Tammy Kilpatrick tamecock Staff Writer been added to the athletic program for the loHn nirwtnr Pum Parsons annnnnrpd last i coaching responsibilities for the women's g as coach of the men's team. a new team is one she feels will be helpful to i and climate are ideal for golf, and can setting for top level national competition," eaving his job as golf pro at Spring Valley i is pleased to have the opportunity to coach s new job is a tremendous challenge and I believe in young people and what they can nbers and will participate in fall and spring iy begun recruiting for next season. "We ects. I think we'll be competitive our first m Parsons name will help with recruiting lize we have a bonafide women's athletic ween coaching men and women will be , "I've been teaching women to play golf has been that there is not that much difen," he said. ike the coif team nationally comDetitive. "I n that is competitive and a program that h Carolina will be able to follow and take omen an opportunity to play professionally >ort that can be enjoyed for a lifetime. Chi upset '-off action By Matt Ward Mcial to th? Gamocock all playoffs are underway and the only big ampions, Sigma Chi. Sigma Chi faced Phi g game and for the third-ranked Phi Kapp's yed their final regular season game against i chi came out the victor. The game had its pa Sigma needed the bictory to qualify for li Kappa Sigma has returned the favor by e playoffs with a 14-2 win and last night met es played Monday night, fourth-ranked Air overtimes before finally putting away a n 18-12. Seventh-ranked Maxcy advanced to vin over fifth-ranked Lambda Chi Alpha. In es unranked Moore Alumni defeated sixth-ranked Woodrow won its eighth straight hornwell 24-0. iday it was fourth-ranked Bates over thirdnd unranked South Building moved into the rer fifth-ranked Sims in triple overtime, lumbia Hall game was probably the best action. Air Force opened the scoring but . Columbia Hall came right back see INTRAMURAL, page 13 mmatammmmmmm mr Wp^j ' v :.^jpr ; ; Jffi^? - W rat football action