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Fredrick, Fo:
By Tracy H?tms
Staff Writer
While USC students were reaping the
rewards of a week's vacation, some
Carolina athletes and coaches were
receiving other honors.
USC basketball standout Zam Fredrick
was named state player of the year March
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?v uy uie ouuui Carolina dporis writers
Association, while Gamecock Head Coach
Bill Foster was tabbed as state coach of the,
year.
Fredrick, the nation's leading scorer,
played well Sunday in the 19th annual
National Association of Basketball Coaches
All-Star game. The St. Matthews native
scored a game-high 20 points, although his
East squad was defeated by the West team
99-97.
LADY GAMECOCK basketball standout
Sheila Foster was named March 23 to the
soortswriters' All-State team Foster the
all-time leading scorer and rebounder for
USC, was joined on the squad by Clemson's
Barbara Kennedy, S.C. State's Jimi Gatlin,
College of Charleston's Jaima Oxley and
Francis Marion's Daffney Donnelly.
USC's Evelyn Johnson was a second team
All-State selection.
FORMER USC Head Basketball Coach
Frank McGuire was named the Kodak-NIT
Man of the Year March 23.
McGuire, who stepped down from his
coaching post last season, was presented a
trophy during halftime of the SyracusePurdue
NIT semifinal "for his lifelong
service to basketball."
A Columbia resident, the veteran mentor
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athletics for Madison Square Garden. He is
currently conducting a coaching clinic in
Europe.
TWO PREP basketball stars who have
announced intent to attend USC next year
were also honored recently. Brantly
Southers, who led Dreher to the Class A AAA
girls' basketball title this past season, was
named to the Parade Magazine AilAmerican
high school basketball team.
Southers, a 6-1 center who averaged 20
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1 OOp m The 1980s A Time of Personal and Social Trans
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2 OOp rn People Power What Consumers Are Doing to
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President. Association for Humanistic Psychology
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J OOp m Freedom from Fat A Guide to weight Control
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points per game, was a first-team selection.
Marsi McAlister from Hammond
Academy was chosen to Parade's third
team.
VERNICA STRICKLAND, a 6-7, 210DOund
forward from naricrif?n Ala hoc
signed a grant-in-aid with USC last week.
"Vernica is an excellent all-around
player," USC Head Coach Bill Foster said.
"He's an excellent athlete and student."
Strickland averaged 18 points a game in
guiding Sanson High School to a 27-1 record.
THE SECOND annual Terrell G. Johnson
Memorial Tennis Classic is slated to begin
April 20th at the P.E. center tennis courts.
Sponsored by the Kappa Alpha Psi
Fraternity, the Classic is open to all
university students who have paid the $3.00
entry fee and provide a can of tennis balls.
All proceeds will be donated to the Terrell
G. Johnson Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Trophies will be awarded in the men's and
wompn's r?ntpaftrip<!
Last year Darcel Bell and David Pumphrey
won their respective divisions.
The entry deadline is Wednesday, April
15. For further information, call Coackley
. Hilton at 798-3916.
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