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I Freshmen
By Uilie Wallica
As the Lady Gamecocks
Monday night, seven f res hi
ball careers with a 95-59 win
aihr
I And what a debut.
Two freshmen captured s
game, and another served i
seven freshmen saw playinj
SHARON GILMORE, a ft
and Michelle Thomas, a 6-0 i
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forward from Bennettsville
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game: Thomas 19, Malic hi
Gilmore teamed with 1
McAlister to lead the team
Gilmore,Thomas and Malic
with Thomas posting under
baseline for a soft, six-foot
most of her 15 points.
Thomas had no problem i
team. "Whoever I play with
like to get assists as well a:
Thomas said she experie
said, "as soon as the ball w<
the college game was mi
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lege basketball. 'The shot
said. "I just noticed that tti
Thomas' starting positic
since she thought she would
would start.
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fighting with me for it/' si
Gamecock starter Brantle;
Malichi had an impress
bench to score 15 points, gi
Appalachian shots.
"In a wav. I'm tflad I did
I was nervous. "I like comii
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boards, with her baseline
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starting positions in the opening jig
is a sparkplug off the bench. All Bp
I time, but three stood out.
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land-outs, with Lisa Malichi a 6-0 fgj
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mble figures in their first college Hp
15, and Gilmore 10. ;lf|
rhomas and sophomore Marsi Hp
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hi dominated the boards all night,
the basket, and Malichi using the
turnaround shot which scored ; :
adjusting to playing with her new j|?
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need some pre-game jitters, but |4?
mt up, I wanted to play." She said B
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reshmen to score in double figures.
>rked with me on posting up, keeping the defense
5.1 tried to do that tonight."
rhe freshmen shouldn't be lacking confidence aft
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8 Lady Gamecocks' 95 points, and grabbed 31 of th<
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but that really didn't matter.
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paid $50 each to see the contest,
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defense played very well. In the 1
the momentum to win, but time
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championship and allowed th<
unbeaten in six ACC games and!
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Clemson built a 16-7 first-pen
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