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SPORTS BR JSC routs Wake j?Jj '< 1 in final match Fai The USC women's tennis team the losed out the regular season Fri- we lay with a 5-1 victory over Wake an< "OresL The Lady Gamecocks fin- ] shed the season with a 17-5 da1 -ord. Le Winners for USC were Nathalie ^ <odriquez, who defeated the Dea- wi tons' Beatrice Quiery 6-2, 6-4, c^ Vlichelle Duda, who up-ended Ce- we line Tournant 6-3, 5-7, 6-3, and Robin Deitch, who defeated Lisa _ Pamintuan 6-1, 6-3. (j Mandy Nail and Carolina Culik r also picked up wins for the Lady J' Gamecocks. The 17th-ranked Lady Gamecocks will participate in the Metro Conference Championships on Fri- ^ day in Louisville, Ky. Miami too much 10 /. . 10 for tennis team wi The 17th-ranked USC men's ^ tennis team fell to the Hurricanes dl< of Miami, ranked sixth nationally, j), on Saturday at the Sam Daniel va Tennis Center 5-3. The loss drops USC to 16-7 on the season. 14 All three of the Gamecocks' top players were defeated in close r {hree-set matches. W Eighth-ranked Stephane Simian If was set back by ninth-ranked fii Conny Falk 6-2, 6-7, 6-4. Dave ru Hopper was defeated by Johan Do- A nar 6-4, 6-7, 7-5 while Louie Pi Gloria lost to Pietro Pennisi 4-6, D< 6-2,6-4. U P. J. Langone, Eric Sydow and Richard Lynch all picked up wins cr for USC in singles competition. ru USC's No. 1 doubles team of w< PHOTO CONTES tg?^lfyou are good u here*$^our e/rarace . work on the cover University of Soi > . . TetephQn# i yy<* yK? f iff ^tte" Office of Student B^l color photo submissions ;i1990-91 USC Telephone Dl 111 Be creative!; You may in ttires|o^ activities on ct entry will be featured* wit cover of the 1990-91 teb will receive a $25 prize!? DEADLINE: ' II! All submissions must sell House* Room 313 1990. RULES: 1 i? Entries may be subn !: slides, but must be In Iwill be required. 2 Any number of subn Vit? n n ] ni4).rt rt*1 IC1CU uy OH uiuivtuuai, ! 3. Content should be coi sity of South Carolina, land may cover any aspec MJlThls contest Is open Faculty and staff are inel 5. Entries will be judged & creativity by Student Staff. The Office of Stu. the right to select a phc test if necessary. All deci J FOR MORE INFORfiiATI % IEFS ipper and Simian dropped the ;t match to Miami's Donar and Ik 6-1, 6-3. faime Frontera and Lynch were : Gamecocks' last hope but they re beaten by the team of Baker 1 Pennisi 6-1, 6-4. Next action for USC is Thursy as they take on Kentucky in xington. The Gamecocks then vel to Louisville, Ky. to try and n their Fifth Metro Conference ampionship in six years this ?kend. 'SC runs away om competition The USC track and field team rformed well over the weekend the Duke Invitational in Durm, N.C. Senior Nigel Stoddart captured o first place finishes, in the 0-metef dash, with a time of .52 and in the 200-meter dash, th a time of 21.35. Sophomore David Arnold came first in the 400-intermediate hurjs with a time of 52.0. Darren ivis won the pole vault with a ult of 16-feet-6-inches while acy Baltzegar threw the hammer 2-feet-8-inches to win for USC. For the women's team, Shannon yont finished third in the 100-meter dash and Alexis Fife tished third in the 5,000-meter n. In that same event, Danielle dams finished fourth, Dana irser finished fifth and Wilma ePiore placed seventh for the idy Gamecocks. Both the men and women travel oss-country to Walnut, Calif, to n in the Mt. SAC Relays this eekend. dth a camera id display tyoUK of the 1990-91 ith Carolina: Hrectory " + r tedia is now accepting for tlie cover of the rectory. elude students, strucunous . The winning h credit given, on the ephone directory and be received in Rus4! by; 5pm^Aprii/;-20;i| lit ted in glossies or color and negatives lissions may be enlflned to the Univer; Columbia Campus it of student life. to all USC students,! ligible. on content* quality Media Professional dent Media reserves do outside this eonIsions are final. . ^??g ON CAIX777-3888J I t t ' '' "' * " r Six recruits to 5 Gamecocks ne? By BRANT LONG ranfc Assistant Sports Editor foot The USC volleyball team added also to their number by signing six re- visic cruits to scholarship papers. The players are: Ariz # Amy Collinsworth, Fort G: Wayne, Ind. bloc A six-foot middle blocker, Col- Tear linsworth was named to the all- was conference team while playing at Voll Snider High School. She was also Dail named to the Academic All-State leyb Team, was team captain and was capt; named team MVP. She also re- # ceived most improved honors jn(j twice and recently won the All- jy Star Award. ^rej Tamara Green, Penbrook fere] Pines, Fla. fers Green, a 6-foot-2-inch middle 5_f0 blocker, was a member of the state g championship team her junior sea- age son while being named to the All- pje' County and All-State second _ _ 111 teams. Dunng her senior season, q. she was named to the first team All-State and All-County squads. ^on Jennifer Guess, Mesa, Ariz. son Guess led her high school team was to the 1988 Arizona state champ- the ionship while the squad was also 1991 fjfjiv F" flSlil 11 "Come see AAF pres "Elections for next ye "Scholarship announ AT THE CAROLINA COLISEl Rm. 3001 accepting nev B([hoursbyai [ Please call for rr and llie living is easy! TO c % ) co- ) I W h / For more information please contact University ALLIED HEALTH PROFESS STEP UP TO T< AIR Discover a challenging future wit ies for professional growth. Serv ry while you serve your career v great pay and benefits normal working hours complete medical and dental a 30 days vacation with pay per > 7ind out how to qualify for today :all SGT JIM FERGUSON STATION-TO-STATION COLL 803-771-4058 serve Lady :t season ed fourth in the nation. A sixmiddle blocker, Guess was named to the All Central Di>n Team. Ramona Griffith, Tuscon, rifflth, also a six-foot middle ker, was named to the All-City n during her senior year and named to the Tuscon Citizen J eyball Team and the Arizona m y Star Class 4A All-Star Vol- m all Team. She was also co ain of her high school team. Diane Mitchell, LaFayette, [itchell was named to the All- 1 i and All-North Central Con- 1 nee teams while playing at Jefon High School. She is a ot-11-inch outside hitter. ? Lee Anne Pieper, AnchorAla. >er, a 5-foot-8-inch setter, was lember of the national Junior mpic team in 1988 and 1989. was also named to the Allference team in her senior seaat Bartlett High School. Pieper the team captain and named to All-Tournament team at the 3 West High Invitational. MAL AD CLUB MEETING lurs. April 19 5:30 pm entation ars officers ^ cements JM ^Sta.C-118 / PATIENTS I MVtPVilPI 3POINTMENT I lore information | University Housing has on-campus rooms available for both summer school sessions. Sign-up is April 24-25 from 12 noon until 4 p.m. at the University Housing Services office, 1215 Blossom Street. UhlVCfttlTT Of I Oil I M CAROLINA HOUSING SERVICES Housing Services at 777-4283. IONALS DAY'S FORCE. h opportunie your counvith: / ire 'ear 's Air Force. I I I ECT | { I I I > I L. 77?-^79 We Deliver N T Come Listen to the Smooth Sounds of Eddie "IV Stonaker Live Every ?Thursday Night at Sharky's Five Points. We're more than the orrliriflrv pizza joint! ?o?v I ^ V SharkysV "V j *rnvf portm^^L|. | Must Mention Coupon When Ordering. Limited Delivery Area. Expires 6/1/90.