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pSIl^^ \ &iM^MpH y * ^T"i:7^_;^^55. f 4m3E3r VlL fiBMaMfafaM ffi |jj 8 '2_ jf/ ^VflHBHBHHI HraNR|H^B^^r /W, ^ s UHH MICHAEL TIILL I The Gamecock Quick speed helped USC's Jill Hausler get to the ball during yesterday's tennis action at Maxcy Gregg tennis courts. rirpvhni the Gar a break on 5 ~ ^ ' iBBf i-J ;li| / ^ vo'j ; t if^'f'fffBBBIBM^ -^i? 'i^m itlTVlii^J^^Bm Round trip. Anywh< lliis spring hri'.'ik, it v? hi aiul v< nir Irimls aro thinking ab< Mil heading t<?tlu* sl( >pes, the In/acli or just In Miie l( >r a visit, (ire\1i< mini can take v< >u there I < m (Milv $.Si> i )i less, r< miiuI trip. Just show us\otii collegestiulent I.I). card when you purchase v< mi (ireyhouiul ticket. Y< >ur ticket will then be <jf( m >il It >r travel l< u I GOGRE And leave th Teams ace weekenc By Bob Lang USC's women's tennis team won two of three matches this weekend against previously undefeated teams, including an 8-1 trouncing of Georgia Tech yesterday at the Maxcy-Grcgg tennis courts. The Lady Gamecocks, 4-2, swept all six singles and two of three doubles matches over the 3-1 Lady Yellow Jackets. singles winners were jiii nausicr, Mia wincoarger, Lisa Winsor, Ashley Thomason, Jennifer Rcault and Diane Commons. Winning in doubles were the teams of Hausler-Thomason and Winebarger-Margaret O'Grady. SATURDAY, THE Lady Gamecoclcs defeated Virginia Tech 8-1, dropping VPI to 4-1 on the season. USC's Hauslcr, Winebargcr, Winsor, Rcault and Commons each won their singles matches in straight sets. Sweeping the doubles were the teams of Hausler-Thomason, WinebargcrWinsor and Linda Shcpard-O'Grady. Friday, the women were not as fortunate against Louisiana State. Up 4-2 going into the doubles competition, the Lady Gamecocks lost all three matches. "We lost to a very good team yesterday after we had them beat," Elkins said after Saturday's VP1 match. "We came back today and whipped an undefeated team. "THE BIG difference was three doubles wins when we needed them. Yesterday, that's where we blew it," he said. Singles winners Friday were Hausler, Winebarger, Rcault and Commons. The I.ady Gamecocks' next match is tomorrow against Clemson at the Maxcy-Gregg tennis courts beginning at 2:30 p.m. The men's tennis team opened its regular season this weekend in winning fashion, posting home victories over Nor ind gives necocks ipring Break. |S '?^j|v BBilit^*>?rf?^^L * j '^B ^ If/) ^HHHBilt^'' i ere Greyhound goes. days tr< >111 the date (>f purc hase. S( > this spring break, j^et ;i real break. (i< > anywhere (irevht tiinil >es f< >r $85 (>r less. I i tr 1111 in- inli irm.ttii hi r.'ill ( irm-lii nni< I MiiM |>h m. ill .1 v.ilkli i.Il< Miiili n! I I i t .mlii|mii|>tif. Ii.im \<>< lli> i .li ?i <ini.i|'!'In IkkiK.iii iv'iili.iiis|(iili|, .tinl >;.?.11.* lr.i\i |. hi i iii ,1n hiii.I I oh v, |i:< . .tilt) >llur full > i|i,ilnii;i.iriit f> i < it.iin it Miii ln<i|s.i|'}iK ' >lli 11 Iti < livt l i N i MIU i liinili ?l \<>t v.ili.l ml .iii.hI.1 YHOUND rt / ! <?* f i t r t/\ I to u vai iv in& uj uo. 1 I, win four matches | "I feel that our guys handled their first match very well. They had to play such a good team after a long vacation, and they responded greatly." Kent DeMars L USC head tennis coach a thwestern University, 6-3, and UNC-Charlotte, 8-1. The 14th- ^ ^5 ranked Gamecocks are 3-2 for the year. AGAINST UNC-CHARLOTTE Saturday, USC coach ('{ Kent DeMars didn't play his top two players, Jan Sandberg and Ricardo Acioly, allowing eight other Gamecocks to see action. a Singles winners for USC were David Delseni, Young Mill Kwon. Brian Harkrr. Strrlinc Cooke and David Tremaine. Doubles winners were Richard Ashby-Delseni, BarkerTremaine and Marler Beebe-Eric Little. j i] The talents of Sandberg and Acioly were needed in Friday's match, however, as Northwestern brought two players ranked i in the nation's Top 100 of all collegiate players. ? Sandberg, ranked 5th nationally, defeated 51st-ranked Mar- p* tin Hampe 5-7, 6-3, 6-4 in No. I singles action. And Acioly, ranked 79th defeated 71sl-ranked Danny Weiss 6-2, 3-6, 6-4. USC went on to win five of six singles matches. Other win- ? ncrs were Delseni, Ashby and Kwon. Only the team of j*^ Sanberg-Acioly won in doubles. I] "I feel that our guys handled their first match very well," ' DeMars said. "They had to play such a good team after a long I'l vacation, and they responded greatly." L] The Gamecocks play Old Dominion today starting at 2 p.m. ? 1 in the Sam Daniel Tennis Stadium (next to The Roost). LI I 1 li> STYLES FOR WINNERS! 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