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USC's Sa site of SI iiiatt From Staff Reports j^ou Oh Jan. 14, Southeastern T Conference Commissioner Roy char Kramer announced the sites and lovvi format for its 1993 Baseball 1. Tournament. the Under the new lormai, i.^u and South Carolina will eaeh host six-team double elimination tournaments May 20-23 lor the / Eastern and Western Division, / respectively. / The tournament games will AlTc count in the SEC standings and in the determination of the SEC Champion, SEC Division Champions and the \ league's automatic NCAA bid \ recipient. \ "We are excited about this new format for baseball in the Southeastern Conference," Kramer said. "This plan gives high each of our member institutions est the opportunity to host its divi- con sional tournament and compete (24for the SEC's automatic NCAA as S bid. It places added emphasis as B2 well on the tournament games in in determining a league champion. Div We certainly look forward to higl showcasing the finest in colle- nins Soccer stars From Staff Reports Four USC soccer players have earned postseason honors. Sophomore midfielder Rob Smith was named to both the National Soccer Coaches Association of America/UMBRO All-South and Intercollegiate Soccer Association of America/Adidas Academic AllSouth Region squads. Two other Gamecocks, Ruben Tufino and Chris Faklaris, have been named to the NSCAA AllSouth Region squad, while Peter me Duilsman was named to the ISAA ma Academic honorable mention team. ^ Smith, a Delaware native, was named to the second team All- 5^ South Region and was a first-team tea Academic All-South Region team ^ SFIV i f "# 'T2 Daytona Beach Spring Bre; on subjects including the Mie body-building contests an< theory of natural selectior the 23 miles of Paytona B 1-B00-354-1234 for your irge Fryc LC Touri i baseball this May in Baton as we ge and Columbia." 3. he SEC will recogni/.e its Reap npions in baseball in the tbl- divis ng manner: the h SEC Champion: Team with winn regul Toun /^/ \ Wcsl hi U,un \f2\ CT /^/ \ A "I ?jrroH3\ A ^Ipxj? ji offer* l- rotati overall the s ference winning percentage right game regular season as well nam* !EC Tournament). Undi . Division Champion: Teams woul the Western and Eastern 1994 ision, respectively, with the Tour lest overall conference win- wouf ; percentage (24-game season Easte win nations fourishir with 199: assis f Sou nati\ f- led Smith '? and mhcr. Smith has started in all 40 this tches during his career at I ISC, gam 1 has 28 career points. St rut'ino. a senior midfielder from son ita Cruz, Bolivia, was a second and m All-South Region team mem- NO and notched 66 points in his past IWMW I ANATO K J ^ 8? ak '93 will feature spirited debates j >s Hawaiian Tropic? Beauty Pageant, i a whole lot more. It'll be Darwin's i at its most entertaining along each. For more information, call free Spring Break Planning Kit. ! Fidd "ley oo ney Hi 11 as SEC Tournament). NCAA Automatic Bid icnt: Team which wins its ional tournament and has lighest overall conference ing percentage (24-game ar season as well as SEC lament). so under the format, the ern and Eastern Division lament sites will rotate each ison according to the folding schedule: Western ? rkansas. Auburn, LSU, Ole liss. Mississippi State and dabama: Eastern ? ieorgia, Kentucky, South arolina, Tennessee, inderbilt and Florida. [f a team passes on its >rtunity to host the tournain a given year, it is then :d to The next team in the on. If that team also passes, econd team retains its first of refusal to host the tour;nt the following season. zr this rotation, Auburn d receive first right to the i Western Division nament, while Kentucky d be in line to host the 1994 N| rn Division event. il awards Hh year career at USC, while fin- >. ig second in all-time assists 30. Tufino had 18 points in >, scoring six goals and six is. iklaris, a member of the Allth Region third team, is a e of Stone Mountain, Ga. He the team in scoring, with 27 ts, and in goals scored, with Fhe sophomore has a two-year of 47 points (20 goals and 27 us). uitsman played both midfielder defender for the Gamecocks season. He played in all 21 es and started in 20. uith Carolina finished the seawiih a record of 13-5-3 overall Jamie Watso received the school's seventh \A Tournament berth in the Mvy. ' PPfM'' Dat iMilH Tin BIGBtAOlBtGHn. Pla< BIG BREAK. p! .*. i f|| if v W mf^ ^k? ^H?"W\^ MBhw , w/k fflftliWff a J! ' * * V<1. J * f s ^ * < ^J^^aJHb*' * r\ * >1 'rk JBF iHB| HHP^A JFf ' ' Hfe* fjfejl ^R; // j&lllliP'f < j|^^..|| n led the Gamecocks with 18 points in US< nm JOSTI e: January 20, 21 & le: 10:00am-4:00pm ce: USC Bookstore r ??| [ I '2; n L: I IBI^I File Photo I's victory over Ole Miss, 88-73 ;ns 22 Deposit: $30.00 Payment Plans Available w$>