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16-14, 15-2, 17-15, but losing close mat- firsi
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Sept.25 at the Sol Blatt P.E. Center. sai<
starting four freshmen because of team Foi
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INY THOMPSON 2-0 20 n
vriter Thorari
iC's soccer team beat to Scot
sonville University 4-0 Sun- Dolphi
at the Graveyard on the header'
gth of a hat trick by mid- and the
cr Danny Ratcliff. Rate!
vo of Ratcliff's goals six min
ted from throw-ins by Marty when h
^ecar, civinc the sophomore cross tc
nder from Irmo five assists Ten i
tie season. his hat
iltzegar is USC's designated anothei
wer. His tosses sail into an his sev<
jnent's penalty area as effec- Midf
y as a cross, giving USC an ped th<
:d scoring threat not enjoyed in a b
nost teams. from tl
It's a set play that we work on 12 min
[ in practice," Baltzegar said. Scot
n looking for a target man the clo
i tries to redirect it toward so- banged
me who's in position to score clear.
>al." Rate
atcliff scored the Gamecocks' the thi
goal three minutes into the played
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cn. i n
Marty came through again he sai<
1 the long throw-in," he said. we all
le defender misjudged it, so I there i
to it and beat the keeper at Hea
near post." he wa
he Gamecocks nearly made it blems
ts 4 aames i
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actured, dislocated finger.
hese players not only represent a fair p(
ny's playing experience, but are also th
:st players, and this is Kenny's biggest {
he Lady Gamecocks miss the attack
:king talents of 6-foot-l Venturini and
ierson. Henry comes in at 6-foot-0 and
his year's top prospects.
/ithout height at the net, the Lady G
:nse is at a major loss because blockii
t defensive weapon. Without the initio
i o* *U a ma* f r% w /-?rvt nnif Unllr o rn Uif #?n.
i ai nit nci, lai iuu many uaiu ait iiiiuiij
n the middle of the floor.
Iven with the inexperience of four 1
ters and a fifth subbing in, Kenny is n
nted with the team's performance.
'I didn't expect to start four freshmen,
J. "I only expected to start two, may
rtunately, I'm satisfied with their prog
itakes they make, are definitely
stakes that can only be solved by playi
el of competition."
besides injuries and freshmen errors,
appointed in the team's inconsistent pi
a mAci frnrtrntina r\o r t oVinilt tVltC
i iiu IHU31 it U3iiaiiii5 pan auuui una
s seeing them play so inconsistently an<
;h intensity level all the time," she sai
1 to win was there and when it was we
me, but we just weren't up to play
itch."
Kenny hopes to solve the intensity pi
lowing the old coach's adage "You plaj
actice."
Kenny's practices will concentrate on
fense and serving.
"Our serving was atrocious this weekei
said. "Either we're a great serving tear
>le serving team."
Poor serving cost Carolina several chan
is weekend, including four straight sen
i match point against North Carolina.
A bright spot in the Lady Gamecocks
is a rally against Florida in USC's fir
own two games to none, the Lady C
ught back to two games all, but falte
Fth game on what Kenny called a "braii
"That's exactly what it was," she sai
ncentration level shattered and before 1
c were losing eight to nothing.
"Everytime the other team gets moir
g a hole for ourselves, and this time w
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\J wc UUIltU UUI3UVU,
The Lady Gamecocks placed two play<
locker Lori Rowe and setter Julie Morri<
ll-tournament team. Rowe said she sc
gns in Carolina's performances this sej
"Even though we lost those two mat<
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I APPLICATION 1
The criteria for the Homecoming Quee
1. The candidate must be a single, full-tli
of 12 hours completed by the beginni
2. The candidate must have an acculmu
above.
3. The entry fee of 15.00 must accompan;
payable to the Homecoming Commi
4. One wallet size picture must accomp
formal shot. Picture becomcs properi
mission. The Commission will provid
I finalists.
5. There will be no campaigning in tern
tons. Each candidate will have a pictur<
by the Commission on the day of the
a litr nf five nf each candidates activiti
jf-j piled on a poster printed through the
| ] be distributed to all strategic location
B mission. Verbal campaigning will be
6. Deadline for the entry Is Friday, Se[
[ i Entry form, picture, and fee should b
9 ing office in the basement of the R
' Interviews for Homecoming Queen car
H day, September 28,1985 in the Russell H
I tend the Interviews or they will be dr
; Jackso
linutes later when Ragnar spite
nsson headed a ball over "V
t Brown in front of the be,"
n goal, but Brown's Jacks
bounded off the crossbar, playi
half ended 1-0. decis
iff resumed the scoring need
utes into the second half we're
e headed in a Scott Cook US
> put Carolina up 2-0. ed I
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mmuies later, K.aicmi goi /\iaD
trick when he converted aloni
r Baltzegar throw-in for Duk<
:nth goal of the season. "\
ielder Keith Leeper cap- rors
: scoring when he chipped fund
all that had gotten away are g
le Jacksonville keeper with we'r
utes left in the game. team
t Brown nearly scored in
sing minutes, but his shot N>
1 the crossbar and bounced has
beca
:liff is high on this team, prac
ird USC soccer team he's in ti
on. tion
eel great about this team," off
Kpct thinn ic thot I-l rn
J. A 1IV UVJl IIIIII5 IO IIIUI 1 II V
work well together and agai
ire no attitude problems." is
d coach Mark Berson said mat
s able to find some pro- date
about his Gamecocks in kick
n Carolina
freshmen" ?
ng at this J:
Kenny is . ifiJpKll \" ^
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weekend H^Kj^HHA
i not at a
d. "The
won that %
an entire il ^' fi
by
/ how you tiM 1 fl|
blocking, nHHMH^
id," Kenri
r\r tfr- IIS(!'< nnllnnn MnK
at the Carolina Class
ces to win Ry looks on.
/ice errors
saw a lot of positiv
' weekend say I'm not pleased
tal match. for the future."
Jamecocks Morrison said sh(
red in the ing from mental mi
n cramp." "We need impro
id. "Their and more consiste
we knew it everything that we
We'll be working a
lentum we things and going a
e dug it so Despite the setb
Conference Chamf
;rst middle goal Kenny hopes I
son, on the "I'm satisfied w
es positive with ? but I'm sal
ison. ly, we're getting be
:hes, I still there," she said.
I~QC<E?? 1
DEftDLIM I
n 1985 will be as follows:
me student with a minimum [ i
ng of the Fall 1985 semester, fcj
ilated average of 2.25 GPR or | j
/ the entry form. Make checks [f j
sslon. j
any entry. This can be an in- rji
v of rhr Homrcominc Com- ;i
le the official photos lor the H
is of banners, flyers, and but- H
: taken by a person designated
Interview. These pictures and jy
es of their choice will be com- pi
: Commission. The poster will
s around campus by the Com- h !
encouraged. ; j
)tember 20, 1985 by 5:00 p.m. R]
e delivered to the Homecom.ussell
House.
ididates will be held on Satur- gj
louse. All contestants must at- i'.}
opped from the competition, r
nville I
of the team's success. |~
/e're not where we need to
Berson said after the
ionville match. "We're not
ng with the speed and
iveness that we're gonna
against the tough teams that
? gonna meet later on."
>C will face nationally rankteams
such as Clemson,
ama A & M and N.C. State,
g with perennial powers
2 and George Mason.
Vc tend to make foolish erand
are experiencing some
amentai breakdowns tnai
onna have to be eliminated if
c gonna be a first-class
i."
otes: Striker Doug Allison
missed the past two matches
luse of an ankle injured in
tice. Allison hopes to be back
ime for the Carolina Invitaal
Tournament, which kicks
Sep. 21. . . . Benedikt
insson twisted his knee
nst Jacksonville and said he
doubtful for Wednesday's
ch against Mercer. . . .To
Carolina has won 31 corner
:s while conccding 8.
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RAY GRONBERG/Ttw Gamecock
enzie spikes a ball during a match
;ic Saturday as coach Bennie Kene
points,"she said. "You can't
with the weekend, I'm psyched
: sees most of USC's errors com
istakes.
vement on coverage on defense
nt serves," she said. "I think
really messed up on was mental,
i lot harder this week on mental
lot longer, more intense."
acks, USC still holds a Metro
>ionship as a goal. Progress is a
to reach continually.
ith ? I'm not extremely happy
:isfied with our play. Realisticaltter
and we just have to go from
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