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By BRANT LONG
Assistant Sports Editor
Lady Gamecock athletics
handed out their annual award:
Thursday night at 7:00 at Cap
stone. The awards and their rece
pients are as follows:
Lady Gamecock Athlete of th<
Year: Sophomore swimmei
Isabelle Arnould. Arnould was th(
Metro 200, 500 and 1650-mete
freestyle champion while placing
fifth in the 500-meter at th<
NCAA Championships.
Lady Gamecock Academic
Award: Tennis senior Carolin;
Culik. Culik had a perfect 4.(
GPA majoring in math and compu
ter science. It is the second year ii
a row that she has won the award.
Basketball
Best All-Around: Lisa Diaz
Most Improved: Karen Middletor
Coaches Award: Treka McMillan
Best Offense: Beth Hunt
Best Defense: Sherry David
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Best Ail-Around: Debbie Eckroth
Most Improved: Vikki Valentine
5 Coaches Award: Aileen
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Low Stroke Average: Debbie
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^ Most Birdies: Kathy Rumfelt
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5 Softball
r Best All-Around: Michelle
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5 Most Improved: Leslie Adams
Coaches Award: Stacy Agee
: Best Offense: Tricia Popowski
1 Best Defense: Michelle Delloso
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Swimming
1 Best All-Around: Isabelle
Amould
Most Improved: Anne Wozniak
Coaches Award: Leah Land
Most Valuable Diver: Stacy
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By DOUG AUBE
Staff writer
The USC women's golf team will be shootii
their first Metro Conference championship wi
defending Metro champion on their side.
USC's Debbie Eckroth will lead her team to I
Fla., May 4-6 in an attempt to unseat the tw<
defending Metro champion, Florida State.
Eckroth captured medalists honors last year
Metro tournament with two consecutive eve
rounds of 72 after firing an opening round of 78.
This season, the sophomore from Harrisburg,
is leading USC with a 77.6 stroke average ar
four top 10 finishes in five tournaments.
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"I enjoy playing, I enjoy practicing and beca
this, I don't ever feel any pressure," Eckroth s
don't think of golf as something I have to d
rather something I enjoy."
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By BRANT LONG
BjHHHHHHj Assistant Sports Editor
Fan appreciation night ;
Frye Field did not go ex
planned.
Sure, there were nearl
? fans at the game.
SSure, at the end of the
inning, it was only 2-1 in
visiting Coastal Carolina.
That's when things went
ning for three runs, and by
of the game, the Chanticl<
humbled the Gamecocks U
Kip Kingsmore handled
fense for the Chanticleei
belted his 14th homerur
season, doubled in a rui
sixth inning, and scored th:
% He had help from Mark
\ who collected three hits, i
a double. Coastal had 16
USC used four different
in the contest. Freshman R
was the first Gamecock pit
ieddy Lepp/The Gamecock also collected the loss, (
night's loss to Coas- his record to 3-4.
iphis State over the For Coastal Carolina,
Stokes, a senior, gave up
defend Metro
She missed the women's U.S. Open qua!
one stroke last season and was the low amatei
ng for Future's Mini Tour Event in York, Pa.
th the Eckroth qualified for the 1989 U.S. Women
teur in the top five slot and also for the Cham
)estin, Flight in the Trans-National Tournament wi
o-time won her first match.
"Debbie has a very solid swing which repc
in the after time and (she) is known to hit the lor
;n par USC women's golf coach Linda Mescan sa
short game continues to improve with hard v
Penn., dedication. I would say the sky is the limit to
id has cess as one of the finest Lady Gamecock goll
to tee it up."
;ame. Eckroth had a low round of 69 in the Memp
use of men's Intercollegiate and finished second in t
aid. "I son Industries Invitational in Eufaula, Ala. !
o, but for seventh in the Woodbridge Collegiate Tou
in Kings Mountain, N.C., and she tied for e
selec- Guadalajara Intercollegiate in Mexico anc
in in_ the Furman Invitational in Greenville.
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it Sarge Jeff Parnell scored on Sandy
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for USC's only run of the
y 2,500 game.
Coastal, with a 2-1 lead, belted
second in 10 runs in the final four innings
favor of to clinch the victory.
For the Gamecocks, Sandy
sour. Rickett and Brian Lawler had two
sixth in- hits each. Rickett and Brian Wilthe
end liams each had a double.
sers naa ine loss drops UbL. to zo-zi,
l-l. while the Chanticleers, winners of
the of- 20 of their last 22 games, improve
s as he to 32-16.
i of the USC had better luck on Wedi
in the nesday night as they dropped
ree runs. Winthrop 7-1.
Howie Junior Will Lewis pitched a
ncluding complete game for the Gamecocks,
> hits in striking out six and walking one
while improving his record to 4-3.
pitchers Next action for USC is Saturday
ich Pratt as the Gamecocks travel to Memcher.
He phis State for three games. The
Iropping Metro rivals will play two games
Saturday, the first to begin at 1
Randy p.m. CST. The finale will be
only se- played at 2 p.m. CST Sunday.
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