The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 18, 1983, Carolina-Clemson Football Special, Page 25, Image 25
1 Pat Bradley Tournament
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women s gon n
From Staff Reports
USC's women's golf team finished 16th out of 17 teams in
its last fall tournament, the Pat Bradley Invitational, in Key
Biscayne, Fla. this week.
Head coach Donna Noonan said the Lady Gamecocks "just
didn't play well."
"Everybody picked the same tournament to have a bad
? tournament," Noonan said. "The course was fairly difficult,
but that wasn't the reason we played so badly."
Sandy Persinger led the Lady Gamecocks with a score of
82-79-81 ? 242. Kelly Brannon shot an 87-84-82 ? 253, and
Beth Ward had an 86-85-86 ? 262 to give the Lady
Gamecocks a 1,274 total.
In tournaments earlier this fall the team had fared better.
finishing higher than 12th in all of its tournaments.
The 12th-place finish came at the Lady Seminole in
Tallahassee, Fla., while the team finished fifth in the Duke Invitational
in Durham, N.C.; seventh in the Lady Tarheel Invitational
in Chapel Hill, N.C. and fourth in the Lady Kat in
? Lexington, Ky.
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Defensive tackle Paul Martin summ- matter what their r
ed up his reasons for wanting the win, can beat anybody,
saying, "It's my last game, I'm a "WecanbeO-lC
senior, it's at home, we've got a good win against Clem;
team, and we have a chance at a winn- everybody's year,
ing season, so I want this jame bad."
No matter who wins, Russell said, "THEY SAY
the game will be a "battle to the finish. what you do in N<
When these two teams get together, no truth, because if ;
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Despite the disappointing finish in the Pat Bradley, Noonan
said she was "fairly pleased" with Carolina's fall season.
"We're a very young team," Noonan said. "Seven out of
our ten players are freshmen. I expect them to improve and
have better scores in the spring."
Noonan said weight training and exercising for the spring
season will start after Christmas vacation.
"How much outside work we do will depend on the
weather," she said. "But I'm sure we'll practice through most
of February."
i nc Laay uamecocKS iirsi tournament 01 me spring win oe
the Lady Gator Invitational Feb. 24-26. Noonan said qualifying
for the tournament will take place two or three weeks
before the event.
Noonan also has apparently narrowed down her team's top
three golfers for the spring, as she said Persinger, Brannon,
and Lise Russell, who missed the Pat Bradley because of
school, will probably be among the top five players next
spring.
ecords are, anybody losing season and then beat Clemson,
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) and come up with a you've got the bragging rights."
?on and that makes Tight end Dominique Blasingame
said, "I want this game so bad I can
taste it. We haven't beaten them in
'people remember four years, and it's my last game.
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From Staff Reports
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