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USC volleyb From Staff Reports USC's volleyball team will open its * 1983 season with two home matches this Saturday in the Solomon Blatt Physical Education Center. The team, that features new head coach Ann Mozingo and Canadian All-America Lori Rowe, will face Appalachian State at 11 a.m. Duke University will follow with a match against the Lady Gamecocks at 6 p.m. Both matches are free of charge. A SCHOOL record was set in USC's 8-0 victory over Western Carolina last Monday. The Gamecocks piled up 55 shots on goal, one shot better than its 54-shot performance against Coastal Carolina on September 26, 1978. USC defeated Coastal Carolina in that game 13-2. USC head soccer coach Mark Berson recorded his 70th victory as a Gamecock head coach in the win over ^^?HBHR|Q|^R $ > .v?: J5^sk8B^H? ::' ^yr T^"fflBj^Bpr KMbS all team open sports briefs Western Carolina last Sunday. In eluding Wednesday s win over tne University of North CarolinaCharlotte, Berson's record at Carolina is now 71-23-6, while his overall record is 82-28-6. THE FOLLOWING deadlines have . been set by the Intramural / Recreational Sports Office. Entry fee for those who wish to play tennis is one unopened can of tennis balls, or $3.50. Entries for tennis opened last Monday. Intramural activities at the Carolina Program Union's All-Nighter tonight include a tricycle race on Greene Street at 8 p.m., a midnight beer case stacking contest on the Russell House patio, and a sleeping bag exchange in the Golden Spur, also at midnight. t^EwFI# fU%Jrj\ jOU UD? SIhebk ipil mm^ JB ;;;;:;; IKf rSL ^ WBk i -v Jp '? 9HvNM^wS Wf m Itti *' JBT Ik'1 HSI *'&<* M ' jflH ^ '-'j9 ^KmEffi. ^^BBsi|i SHr JBti ,^HHK^. -w*' v > ,.; IH^H |Mk^< ^3B^BKBBP^9BSHB9B^^EXfHRElH Kt^^^vv <rr^^vm . 1 HB EtoS'^SB^B ? v I ? ^v flHKH K^pjfcfcjM %sii MIL J P I^Hfl u Mm Wb&L 73*&<L6*a- JMM is season The deadline for table tennis will be Tuesday, Sept. 20. No entry fee is required. Volleyball entries will open Monday, Sept. 19. Tee times for the intramural golf tournament can be picked up in the Intramural /'Recreational Sports Office. The tournament will be held Sept. 20-23 at Linrick Golf Course. use RUNNING back Kent Hagood was selected as the offensive player of the week bv USC's coachine staff. For defensive player of the week, the staff named freshman defensive back Chris Major. Chris Norman, whose 58.3 yard punting average against Miami (Ohio) broke a single-game NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) record, was chosen as the special team's player of the week. W . m mniv" HHpplk* Will j^HB|: _ ^K$|f' ; H ;. jKM^Kjlfl B? W aBpWWWWWMH^^SwBWWwBwt |QHBnM| Kg yj HHB^HHHk' HhH Soccer Continued from page 13 Iplayers were given red cards, ejecting them from the game. After earning their fourth victory of the season and winning their first overtime match, Berson said he was proud of his team's effort. BERSON ALSO complimented the Forty-N ner squad. "Credit, nowever, must go to tne urs<^-^nanuuc icum, nc said, "They came back and tied the game for the second season in a row. They are an agressive and hardworking team." The Forty-Niners' two goals represent the most scored in a single game against Carolina thus far. The Gamecocks have only allowed three goals in five games, Berson said. The defense must play well again if Carolina is to be successful aginst their next opponent, Alabama A&M University. "In terms of sheer individual talent, Alabama A & M Is in a class by themselves in the South and maybe the country," Berson said. "This will certainly be a challenge, but a challenge that we will look forward to. I'm very optimistic about our chances. For us to win we have to play well defensively and capitalize on our scoring opportunities." Carolina squares off against Alabama A & M at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Graveyard. Admission is free, and no student identification is required. j========== , or 5 I l^BB TlH M" ?' si*ereo r^vi1 K Room 332 RH * "1 ? Every Wednesday ||j|g at 6:30