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" Sports GAMECOCKl^wwgMiwiwwwgBKgBMMwn?a?i?BaHPgHHBwiaBawB?3Mge?giBHMW>CTnByiTwiiniirmiiiDJwwinlaMMwwwssMaMH 'VftiVK* _.*'*. tr+maw *> v /v ' > . '/.< ' y ,f: pr^4, > /", ... , V : ". USC swimmer Darren Dyke, shown here in e freestyle Men, women ti By SUE FEDINEC Sports reporter The four-day Metro/National Independent Championship swim meet ended Saturday night at the Sol Blatt P.E. Center. USC's men's team captured the all-around ^ first-place titles in both the Metro and the NIC. At the end nf the "^R events thr Gainccocks ousted both of their top competitors, the University of Cincinnati of the Metro and Miami of the NIC, out of the top positions. The Lady Gamecock swimmers placed third in the Metro, falling to the Cincinnati Bearcats and Florida State University, who inched the Gamecocks out of second place by one point. The USC women did capture the first-place title in the NIC, beating top-ranked teams Miami and Southern Illinois University. For the men, USC diver Chad Lucero, a [ \ junior transfer from SIU, placed second in * the Metro and third in the NIC in the 1-meter diving event, qualifying for the NCAA competition. * I I Sorority Council coi tfyeir acadcipi 3.5 or l?igi?er Mqdieate Robin Leigh Abel S Glenna Ackerman Lesly Adams Judith Agnew Ann Margaret Ahrens Victoria Aiken Cassandra AKinson I Barbara AltorJ J Sharon Alverson R Holly Alward * Julie Andreiess ^ Christine Baker F Heather Bannerman C Cynthia Baynes ^ Stacy Beck E Karen Bjorke ^ Aimee Black Kelly Blanton * Mary Boackle ^ Kym Boseman ^ Karen Boyd $ Ashley Boyette ^ Maureen Bowles ^ Kelly Braithwaite $ Virginia Brodie P Jennifer Brogden ^ Erin Bua ^ i I Gail Buchanan L Erin Burt Carol Byrd ^ Susan Calcott ^ Elizabeth Carroll C Kimberly Catties Susan Chastain Kelli Chitty ^ Maria Clack $ Laura Cochran Carol Collier K Joellyn Cooke P Bonnie Cooper Jill Norris Cooper Amy Corderman Kelley Davenport Sylvia Davis Thada Dovis Amy Delpo Loran Dennen Elizabeth Dimmery Melanie Dotherow C Barbara Drayton L Amy Duffy R Elaine Dwyer L Melonie Edwards T Amy Ellis K Deanne Elrod \ Nesha Rene Fallow S Allison Farris L Katherine Flemming S Anne Macon Flynn /v Kathy Forbes A ' 'r^,: event, placed sixth in the 7.00 meter freestyle. USC too )ke first places "I faccd some really good competition during the meet," he said. "I had to dive against Pat Evans, from Cincinnati, who is a top-8 finalist in the NCAA and the age group world champion. Paula Crail led the women's divers and newcomer Karen Malachowski, a transfer from the Naval Academy, also placed in the Metros. <<v 1/ .4:-J * i uiuugiii rvuicu uiu gicui, especially tor just coming on the team. She'll add a lot of depth to our already high quality women's diving squad," Lucero said. Women's swimming also produced some top Metro finishers. Hilary Yager, a sophomore, took second in the women's 500-meter free style. Five-time All American Joanne Seymour took first in the 100-meter breast stroke and second in the 200-meter breast stroke to qualify for the NCAA's. Dana Dutchcr's second-place performance in the women's 50-meter free style also earned her a NCAA qualifying position. 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Jean-Marie Arnould captured first place in the men's 500-metcr freestyle with a record time of 4:21.23, qualifying for the NCAA's. ^rninr P.rir Rr?v??r fnllnu/r*rl ArnmilH in place, also with a qualifying time for thai event. The Gamecocks also dominated first through third places in the men's 2(X)-mctcr individual medley with Gary Bin field, Greg Peoples, and Mike Van Luc placing respectively. The men's 800-mcter free relay also qualified for the NCAA's, setting a record time and sweeping both top scats in the Metro and in the NIC. Sophomore George Jurch captured another first-place Metro seat in the men's 100-meter backstroke Foster, Gamei I From staff and wire reports Michael Foster scored 19 points past the Cincinnati Rearcats 65-63 ference game Saturday at Cincir Coliseum. Foster connected on a pair of fi seconds left in the game as USC season, posting a 14-13 overall re Cincinnati's Roger McClendon, II KIHT1 SWIM ? 1 BIKE ? 1C RUN ? 5 Testing Th For More li ;? 11 WE GO'i ?>..?V tf'tLj t - , , Lady Gamec Georgia Sta prepare for By RICHARD BREEN Senior reporter Five players scored in double figures as USC's women's basketball team whipped Georgia State 96-66 in Carolina Coliseum. Monica Williams led the Lady n?imn/?Anl/c ^A rt/\ir\(r 1 t viui a wv/v fva >7iui ju\j auu i i rebounds. Schonna Banner scorcd 17, Larraine Frazier had 15 and Martha Parker and Peggy Glass added 10 points each to pace a balanced attack Saturday. "I thought Monica Williams was really outstanding at both ends of the floor," USC head coach Nancy Wilson said. Williams, a junior forward, also had six assists and a game-high six steals. The Lady Gamecocks, 15-11, shot 58 percent and used a running offense to beat the outmanned Lady Panthers, 12-14. "I thought our transition tonight was really good," Wilson said. "We wanted to run a lot because they didn't have a lot of depth." Georgia State scored the first points of the game, but only led one other time as Carolina built a 38-26 halftime lead. USC went on 6- and 8-point scoring runs while building leads as high as 14 points. The Lady Panthers played the I.ady Gamecocks even to begin the second half, but USC went on a five-minute, 14-0 binge to make the score 60-36 and finish off State's upset hopes. "This was a super game for this time of year from the standcocks escape ( high 27 points, : as USC squeaked USC guard 1 I in a Metro Con- throw line, but inati's Riverfront game-tying 3-pc Foster then s< ee throws with 39 the free throw li avoided a losing Stiffend mac cord. posefully misse< who had a game- unable to collec HI ON _ I wr PR 14 Mile, P.E. Cen ) Miles Around Ce Miles Throughout le "All-Aroun( * NOTE NEW DATE * Saturday, April 4th nfo. Call The IMRS Office a REM El 1986? r IT IN PI CI 3 Buy Your 19< Garnet & Blacl 9// House Room 316 C Afternoons M-F vur 1986-87 Ytarbo :ocks beat te 96-66, tourney point that wc played hard the whole way," Wilson said. Every player on both teams scored, and coach Wilson was able to give a lot of playing time to Carolina subs Frazicr, Banner, Lisa Diaz and Natalie Williams. "I thought Natalie Williams played well for us against Tennessee (Feb. 19) and again tonight," Wilson said. Nancy \&/;n:n? ~ c? i? iniaiiia, a licMiimtn guaru, scorcd 6 points in the loss to the Lady Volunteers and added 8 Saturday. "I felt so good out there," she said. "When I first went in I was kind of cold. "Before when I came in 1 was just throwing it up. This time I was concentrating on my shots, and luckily they were falling in." The Lady Gamecocks end their regular season tonight against Furman. The Lady Paladins arc 9-17 on the year and are coming off a 114-89 loss to East Tennessee State Saturday. Furman will also be finishing their season tonight and coach Wilson says, "I'm sure this will be a big game for them." Game time is 7:30 p.m. This will be the last regular season game for senior forward Tammy Harvey. Carolina is seeded second in the Metro Conference Tournament. The Lady Gamecocks will face Cincinnati Thursday at 6 p.m. USC beat Cincinnati twice during the regular season. Cincinnati scored after Foster's free throws. Terry Gould missed from the free the Bearcats missed two potential linters. :nt Bearcat forward Joe Stiffend to ine to shoot a one-and-one. le the first free throw and puri the second, but the Bearcats were t the rebound. lROLINA'S I EMIER EVENT! I ter Pool I impus | Campus I I Athlete" 3 7-5261 rURES! | 85-86 3 > 375 I ok NOWI I