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USC's polo team The defending outdoor national champions are, from left, include Brian S dolph Pritchard and David White. Volleyball Continued from page 13 JUNIOR SETTER Shellie Higgins served seven straight points in the second game, and freshman middle blocker Lori Rowe also served seven in a row in tin third game. Mo/.ingo stressed Carolina i height as an important factor in the match. "The height edge is very important," she said. "You need the tall girls to make those kills on the net." The Lady Gamecocks have six players 5-10 or taller, and they repeatedly spiked the ball for winners against the shorter 49ers. MOZIISGO SAID no player stood out in the match because "everybody played really well. We practiced for an hour before the match to make sure everybody was warmed up and ready to go." USC takes on the College of Charleston at home tonight, and Mozingo expec.s stiffer competition from the Lady ( Cougars. "They should be a lot better than UNCC," she said. "I expect a gc ->d match." Game time is at 6:30 p.m. at the P.E. Center. 1__ -" v - ? | Student Nurses ^8^ I Baptist Medical HV \ Center is currently BHH 3 accepting applications EST w? I Nursing Technicians j^Bw Every other week-end. HM|jffiu| Must be currently hShBK enrolled at USC. ComDletion of Fundamentals! ? ~ ~ ^ jg Positions available now. I ? , [j We are a 473-Bed JCAH accredited acute care gener cellent salary and benefits. If your goal is excellence ii we are looking for you. Contact Betty Swindler, RN f mation, interview and tour of the hospital. Join our Team and Share our Con j Baptist Medical Cent at Columbia Taylor at Marion Columbia, S.C. 29220 771-5220 or 771-5840 iw National champions Team returr USC's polo club, the defending national -<JtL ..^.-"lijft outdoor champion, will return five team A members for the fall season. Along with veterans Dibble Manning, Billy Rhoad, Brian Schick and Peter Price, the f club team has been improved with the addiW 'j?: tion of new members, said Chip Limehouse, nrAcirlpnt anH rptiirnino ctartpr ~ 0*^: "Freshman David White should make us fe- much tougher," Limehouse said. "He spent JH& ImMI tw0 years w'1^ l^e Porter-Guard school, and J?! fj|P$ 'ts onc l^e counts best prep Ijjjj^ - ' Limehouse also said Egyptian goalie Fiad 111 Habid is expected to see a lot of playing time, particularly at the national outdoor tournament held at the University of Virginia. In addition to winning the national out door championship, the club placed fourth in chick. Chip Limehouse, Ran- March"0"3' ind??r 'OUrnamen' hC'd 'hiS P3S' Squash club holds state From Staff Reports , i p USC's squash club held the finals SpOFlS Dri6lS of the eighth Columbia City Tourna- Ferez Nallaseth managed a 3-2 wii ment this past week at the Blatt over Arnie Cogswell in an A divisioi Physical Education Center exhibition match. Les Case beat Don Potter in the R iivision finals by the score of 12-15, 15-9, 14-17, 18-16, 15-12. According to club faculty advisor USC'S WOMEN S tennis tean Jert Ely, Case hit error-free reverse came up with two victories in thre orner and three wall nicks to gain matches Satuiday in a tournament a nomentum at critical points in the Middle Tennessee State University, ourth and fifth games. The team lost its first mate In the C division, Ed Schuber beat against Tennessee 5-4, but won 8-1 i im Cutsinger 3-1 and Tony Finger both matches against Middle Ten lefeated Alan Rutherford 3-2 to win nessee State and Vanderbilt. he D division title In the women's division, Libby The team will play its next mate :ase beat Julie L.omson 3-0, while at the Louisiana State University Ir wmsm STUDENT G< SGA - WORK <> J1 AND I Theatre Discount 1 >JH|j General S Irvin-Ful I JH There are still a fe\ seats vacant. Com< 18:30 a.m.-5 p.m. I /i n n (lower floor Kuss Come by our weel< I mootinn Ij IHWUII^ a* IU DCC II) er I for you. I Wednesday g Calcott I Open to all stui v* ' - is five starters The club also expects to compete in an East-West exhibition against University of California, Limehouse said. The match, if held, will be played in Florida, he said. Other matches scheduled for the team will include Yale, Skidmore, UVA and possibly Cornell. I imehonse said the club needs more members ? both riding and non-riding ? to groom, tack and hotwalk ? or warm down ? the horses. The polo club also needs more players to form a women's team, and others to help with publicity, scheduling and social activities, he said. Information about the club's activities, ran hp obtained bv contacting Limehouse at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house on McBryde quadrangle, or by calling 777-8560. tournament vitational Tournament Oct. 27-30 at Dot/\n D /m i a I a LiaiUll INUU^V, 1'". n lJTJG OMEGA PSI Phi fraternity is sponsoring a basketball tournament from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Willow Lane School for Boys gymnasium, located near the Kirkland n Correctional Institute on Broad e River Rd. t Eight teams will participate in the tournament with teams made up of h two of the fraternity's members and n three of the school's members. According to Omega Psi Phi member Marcus Snipe, the tournament is open to the public and gives h the boys "an incentive to avoid a life j- of crime." ?i nX/CDMIUlCMT U V LI\111V&LI1 1 ;(NG FOR you USC! fickets Now ler Cinemas I n senate j i by and pick up very day Feel free to stop by. ell House) dy senate dw bOA works 1 s, 5:30 p.m. ii Rm. 015 I 1ents and faculty |