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pace track teams
The USC men's and women';
track and field teams competed ir
the Raleigh Relays this weekend ir
Raleigh, N.C.
On Saturday, the Gamecocks
were paced by first-place finishers
Nigel Stoddart and David Arnold
Stoddart captured first place in the
100-meter dash with a manual time
of 10.2, while also placing third ir
the 200-meter dash with a time ol
21.39. Arnold won the 400-intermediate
hurdles in a time of 51.43.
For the Lady Gamecocks, Shannon
Wyont was fifth in the
800-meter run with a time ol
2:13.94.
The Friday afternoon and evening
competition saw Darren Davis
place second in the pole vault witf
a!height of 15-feet-6-inches
Wilma DePiore placed sixth in the
10,000-meter run in a time ol
37:21.43, and the Lady Gamecock
4!x 1,500-meter team placed
seiventh with a time of 19:08.
The Gamecocks and Lady
Gamecocks will resume action this
April 13-14 in the Duke Invitational
in Durham, N.C.
Lady netters down
Colorado, UNC
ine ioin-ranicea usu women s
tennis team defeated unranked
Colorado 6-0 Sunday at the Maxcy
Gregg Tennis Stadium.
USC swept all six singles
matches while dropping only one
set. The win moves USC to 14-5
on the season while Colorado falls
to!15-5.
Saturday, USC defeated unranked
UNC 7-1 at Maxcy Gregg.
:USC was led by sophomore
Nathalie Rodriquez, the nation's
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at Clemson. The win was the
second in two days for Clemson
over the Gamecocks.
; Clemson upped their record to
F 22-7 while USC fell to 14-13.
Clemson defeated USC 6-0 Saturday
night in front of a crwod of
; 4,132 at Greenville Municipal
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Tiger right-hander Tim Parker
i, limited USC to four hits as he
f pitched his first career shutout. It
marked the first time that Clemson
I has shutout USC since 1984.
Brian Williams took the loss for
the Gamecocks.
Prep runningback
signs with USC
Tony Watkins, a 6-foot,
185-pound runningback from Rock
Hill High School, has signed scholarship
papers with USC.
Watkins rushed for 1,091 yards
and 11 touchdowns this past season
on 224 carries. In 1988, he
rushed for 1,087 yards and 15
touchdowns on 224 attempts.
Watkins was an all-state selection
and appeared in the Shrine
Bowl. He also played in the defensive
secondary for Coach Jim Ringer's
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USC fell just short of capturing the title at the Bli
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Trinity, upset second-ranked California and 1:
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ford completed a five-year
to the top of women's basl
Sunday by defeating Auburn
in the NCAA championship
behind the record 3-point sh
of Kaly Steding and Jennifer
Steding made six 3-pointe
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fense instead of trying
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Sonja Henning made that apj
work.
Steding and Azzi both sht
the previous championship
record of two 3-pointers b;
burn's Ruthie Bolton against
siana Tech in 1988. Stedin
ished the five-game tourn;
with a record 12 3-pointers
ping the old mark of 10 b;
phen F. Austin's Mozel Brxx
1988.
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tendance record. There
20,023 tickets sold and 1
people in the arena. The pr<
high for a women's champk
game was 15,615 at Austin,r
File Pnoio in 1987.
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le-Gray Champ- building project that Coach
USC defeated VanDerveer began when she
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the Sam Daniel 1985-86, but improved each
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Henning finished with 21 points
Stan- to lead a balanced Stanford ofclimb
fense. Steding scored 18 and Azzi,
cetball who is from nearby Oak Ridge,
88-81 Tenn., added 17. Azzi was named
game the outstanding player of the Final
ooting Four.
Azzi. Trisha Stevens contributed 16
rs and points and 10 rebounds for the
s bfir^1 Cardinal.
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Tennessee last year, closed at 28-7.
going Carolyn Jones led Auburn with 24
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minute shooting drought and ninepoint
deficit in the first half to get
ittered control of the game early in the
game second half.
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Loui- with a 9-0 run to tie the score at
g fin- 41. Then, with Auburn leading
ament 46-43, Steding nailed a 3-pointer
, top- from the left of the key to start a
y Ste- 9-0 run that put Stanford ahead to
oks in stay.
Stanford went on to outscore
an at- Aubum 22-7 over an eight-minute
were stretch to open a 65-53 lead in
6,595 Henning's jump shot with 10:13
jvious left. Azzi's 3-pointer made it
jnship 70-57 with 7:54 left.
Texas, Auburn managed to cut the lead
to 70-64 on Linda Godby's basket
ped a with six minutes left but got no
Tara closer. Henning and Steding coun5
took tered with back-to-back 3-pointers
tnford to return the lead to 12 and Stanason,
ford was out of danger.
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1 this throws in the final 1:35, seven by
Henning, to stay on top.
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