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By BRANT LONG
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Freshman midfielder Rob Smith
notched two goals and two assists
in two games as USC won the
two-day Met Life Classic at The
Graveyard over the weekend.
Still with me? Good.
Smith was named the tourna
merit's offensive MVP as the
Gamecocks captured their second
Met Life title in as many years as
they won Sunday's match with
Washington 3-2. Because
Washington had beaten Adelphi
and USC had defeated Notre
Dame, the winner of Sunday's
match was declared tournament
champ. Adelphi and Notre Dame
battled to a 2-2 tie in overtime in
Sunday's opener.
In the matinee, the Huskies
struck first blood with just more
than 25 minutes gone in the match.
Senior Tim Babcock took a pass
from Chad Crithfield, who had
dribbled past four Carolina defenders,
and drilled a shot past goalkeeper
Spencer Leuders to the left
to give Washington a 1-0 advantage.
The Gamecocks wasted little
time in equalizing and then taking
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At the 30:02 mark, Smith gol
his first of two assists, finding fellow
freshman Chris Faklaris oper
to the left of the Huskie goal. Faklaris
put the ball past Washingtor
keeper Dusty Hudock to tie the
contest.
Less than three minutes later,
Smith hit a hard cross on the
ground at the top of the goal box
Sophomore Matt Haiduk drilled il
just inside the left side of the goal
to give USC the 2-1 advanatge
The Gamecocks outshot the visitors
8-5 in the match.
Smith got a goal of his own
early in the second half as junioi
Ruben Tufino lofted a cross to hirr
just to the right of the goal. Smith
controlled the Dan, ana snppea tne
ball past Hudock for a 3-1 USC
lead.
Washington mounted a late
charge to pull within one goal, a:
Chirs Sarver scored unassisted a
the 75:55 mark but the Gamecock;
held on for their 13th win of the
season and head coach Mark Ber
son's 200th career win at USC
The Huskies fell to 7-7-1.
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Washington junior midfielder
Jeremy Turnbull was named the
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Haiduk, Tufino and defender
i Chris Crosby were named to the
s All-Tournament team along with
Adelphi's Chris Armas and Tamir
Daniel, Notre Dame's Brett Hoffi
man and Jean Joseph and
Washington's Tim Babcock and
t Charles Sletten.
[ In Sunday's first contest, Notre
Dame freshman Jean Joseph
scored twice ? both times to tie
the match ? as the Irish fought to
i a 2-2 deadlock with Adelphi.
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i George Gjokaj notched a goal to
i put the Panthers ahead 1-0 with 25
? minutes left in the game. But
; Joseph came through with less
than four minutes left for Notre
Dame off an assist hv Mario Tri
5 coci to force overtime at 1-1.
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3 lead in the first of the two 15-mi;
nute overtime periods when Yossi
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give the Irish, 9-4-2, the tie.
After watching Washington defeat
Adelphi 2-1 Saturday, on goals
by Crithfield and Eric Penner,
USC got two early goals and held
on to defeat Notre Dame 2-0.
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Hans Lohner set up the Game- p: ~' 1 ^
cock's first goal, when he found
Smith six yards away from the Ir- A&M
ish goal. Smith drilled a shot past
Notre Dame's Bert Bader at the
6:35 mark for a 1-0 lead.
Senior captain Andrew Coggins
added some insurance seven minutes
later when he flicked in a
corner kick from Haiduk. USC V
outshot the Irish 12-5 in the game.
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dropped a 2-1 decision to Virginia
Sunday. This past season, USC
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round of thft NPA A Tournament .
and flattened the hosts 3-0. Sunday's
match against Clemson may
well decide if the Gamecocks will
advance to the NCAA Tournament .
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