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y.- ' m f I ^ ! ;. ^,r:i!;:'\V':,"5- '. ; Bir... , mmm' ^t?$bbh ! v :- 7-- hi-'.]-"-.'. ~ I HsnnHmH ^- -1 PtYti tW JOSEPH GARNETT I The Gamacock Jan Sandberg practice* Monday afternoon. The men's and women's teams are both in action at home this weekend, with mstchss beginning at 2 p.m. today and 11 a.m. tomor row. The men host Northwestern this afternoon and N.C. Charlotte tomorrow, Wiiile the Lady Gamecocks play Louisiana P*-*- 1 i<: ? i_.. | omio muaf anu vtryima ibcii omuruay. IV .4# Hm?l?HllimilllH?IHH?IHII UNIVERSITY 17 I i_ i rrF-T^ I ^=?I I Women Continued from page 11 WILSON SAID the turn around point in the game came on an offensive rebound and tip-in by Monica Williams. "To get an offensive rebound and to put it in was a big lift for us," Wilson said. After that we cranked up some." IJSC's final game of the season is on the road against Clemson Monday night. After losing to the I.ady Tigers at home early in the flip I :ulv ( 'c urn ln/\linn ? 1 - .V. go oil! will) a win that will carry them into the Metro Tournament. Virginia Tech (72) Dennis 7 0 1 14, Lee 9 0 0 18, Walvius 6 3 4 15, Oonovan 1 0 0 2, Brennan 5 0 0 10, Kelly 5 12 11, Miller 1 0 0 2. Totals 34 4 7 72. use (76) Southers 14 3 4 31, Najaiian 4 2 4 10, Gilmore 3 12 7, Marsi McAlistor 2 0 2 4, Ballou 5 2-2 12, Williams 5 2 2 12. Totals 33 10 16 76. Halftime - Virginia Tech 39, USC 42. Fouled out Lee. Total fouls - Virginia Tech 17, USC 8. Att 1,223. Soccer tean From Staff Reports USC and national champion Clcmson head in the Carolina Indoor Soccer Tournament tl USC 's "Bubble." I lie Gamecocks have invited schools from T to I lorida, as well as some Palmetto State sclu?i Ciamecocks and Tigers, the field includes UN Flagler, Winthrop, Eirskine, College of Cha USC-Spartanburg, The Citadel, Wake Jacksonville. USC has been gearing up for this compctiti twice a day in the indoor facility and by Budweiser-WRAL Indoor Tournament in Rait month. Head coach Mark Berson also has ano the intense preparation ? a chance to beat C first time in his seven years at USC. But it won't be easy to defeat the Tigers, \ tough National Collegiate Athletic Associatio field to edge Indiana 2-1 and win the na December. For the other teams, it will be a chance to ke< letro-Speedo * &DiV//I/, r ^ Kthhii?sskfkmmmn OF SOUTH C I _= __ isSt* nnnn ^ * -? j ppp^H^ irj^jr' l tuH ' " "* 1*V >'9?? RAY GRONBERG I Th? Gamtcock USC's Monica Williams moves the ball upcourt against Virginia Tech defenders, % Noreen Brennan, 14, and Angie Kelly, 30. The Lady Gamecocks were victorious in yesterday's Metro Conference match, 76 72. ns return to action in shape during the off-season and evaluate personnel. Most a 12-team field them have not been playing since the regular season ended tiis weekend at '? November. Although the matches are indoors, outdoor rules will apply. slorth Carolina I he length of each match will be shortened to two 20 minutc ols. Besides the halves and a running time will be kept. Twelve matches will (.'-Greensboro, take place tomorrow, with 10 more slated for Sunday before % rleston, Duke, the final in the afternoon. Forest and . ion by (raining I Tournament Schedule: playing in the righ earlier this 9:00 - UNC Greensboro vs. Flagler; 9:50 - Clemson vs. USC ther reason for Spartanburg; 10:40 - Erskine vs. College of Charleston; 11:30 - Sooth lemson for the Carolina vs. Wake Forest; 12:20 p.m. - Winthrop vs UNC Greensboro; 1:10 - Citadel vs. Clemson; 2:00 - Ouke vs. Erskine; 2:50 - Jackson vho survived a ville vs. South Carolina; 3:40 - Flager vs. Winthrop; 4:30 - USC n Tournament Spartanburg vs. Citadel; 5:20 - College of Charleston vs. Ouke; 6:10 tional title in Wake Forest vs. Jacksonville. :p their players % Sol Blatt P.E. Center Natatorium t February 27, 28 March 1 & 2 1 V.. Preliminaries J* 9:00 AM Women C/5 11:00 AM - Men ===E=i=iEiE: 1:30 PM Diving Finals - 6:30 PM Daily Tickets . $2,00 Adults a $1.00 - Students AM a*ertee Tklwt $5.00 - Adult IHIHHIIHIIHHMHH $3 00 Student Apni aaia iULBEin