The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, July 28, 1993, Page 9, Image 9

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Soccer retu By JOHN MacMILLAN Staff Writer USC soccer coach Mark Berson WtAii/e tko oa/vat frv nrinninn IUIV/VYO U1W IU Berson, the only person ever to coach the soccer team, begins his 16th year at the helm when the 1993 season opens Sept. 5. "The secret to success is the quality of the people you recruit and the quality of the people you associate with on your staff," Berson said. "We've been fortunate to surround ourselves with good people and student athletes throughout the years." Fortunate is not the key word. In Berson's 15 years at USC, he has amassed a record of 214-69-25 and led the Gamecocks to eight NCAA tournaments, including the 1988 Final Four. USC's team is the only one in the Southern Region to have gone to the playoffs seven of the past eight years. However, Berson would like to focus on the future. "We had a good recruiting year," ne saia. we ve orougni in several good players who can help us right away. The key to any good team is having good, young players who will learn and push the older players." The older players include seniors David Turner, Peter Duitsman and Helgi Bjorgvinsson, all of whom Berson considers key team members. Juniors Rob Smith and Chris Wo i for st muffler: struts c.v. computerize] ASE Certified Mech THE MIDAS MUFF THE MIDAS GUAF THE MIDAS PRICI FREE ESTIMATES AMERICAN, 2701 Millwood Ave (Across from ETV) 700 Bush River Road..' (Next to Shoney's) Cayce: * See Warranty Terms in Shop 1 rns Dig nai Faklaris are also considered crucia to the upcoming season's outcome Turner, Smith and Faklaris art members of the U.S. National I team this summer, which compete internationally. When asked about the upcominj schedule, Berson said he is relieve* to have eight returning starters fron USC's '92 team, which had ; record of 13-5-3. "We have without question th< toughest schedule I've had here," h said. "We have more away games We have tougher away games. Wi have tougher home games. "I would not expect our team t< have as brilliant of a record a we've had in the past seasons. Bu our team will definitely be bette prepared for the NCAA tournamen than it was in the past." The team will play agains national powerhouses Indiana Notre Dame, Santa Clara, Wak Forest University and Clemson Berson cited North Carolina am North Carolina-Charlotte as othe kn rvna^l until ICdllld IU Ut wiui. Adding to an already tough sea son will be the team's alliance wit the Metro Conference, the first tim USC soccer has been a member of conference. Soccer still has nc been recognized as a senior sport i the SEC. Berson does not predict a declin in the quality of competition i league games. f (&> lS ( II faculty S BRAKES SHOCKS JOINTS CATALYTIC D WHEEL ALIGNMEN1 anics <LER We Have The Righl t ANTEE* For As Long A I Quality At A Competith Call or Drive In & FOREIUN LAK 254-5068 27521 (Across 798-6494 812 El (Next to 992 Knox Abbott Dr...796-5' (Next to Mom and Pop's) me players 1 [?==========7" 1 a / 'The secret to success a is the quality of the s people you recruit n and the quality of the r people you associate with on your staff." t Mark Berson i, Head Soccer Coach e i. d "The Metro Conference features r some tough teams and competition," he said. "We will need to i- adjust to the teams and conference h as quickly as possible." e Conference games will be played Q ortoincf \/irninio Tpch I r\ii5c\;511p " a^aiuoi t ugiiiiu ivvu, liv/uiomuv, >t UNC-Charlotte, South Florida and n Virginia-Commonwealth. Despite a tough schedule and a e new conference affiliation, Berson n and his team do not expect to stray from their winning ways. S\ SPRINGS CONVERTERS 7 & BALANCING : Muffler For Your Car lS You Own Your Car /q Price QPPPTAT TQTQ )ecker Blvd 788-0613 from Dent School) mwood Ave 252-6760 1 Lizard's Thicket) 794 Midas Muffler Shops 1993 GAMECOCKS Date Opponent Aug. 29 Presbyterian(I) 5ept. 3 aanta t^ariaw > Sept. 8 Davidson Sept. 12 at Furman Sept. 17 George Washington<#) Sept. 19 at North Caro!ina(#) Sept. 22 Erskine Sept. 26 Virginia Commonweal! Sept. 28 The Citadel Oct. I at Notre Dame<&) Oct. 2 Indiana(&) Oct. 10 at Vanderbilt Oct. 12 at Louisville(*) Oct. 16 Davidson vs. Boston($' USC vs. South Florida( Oct. 17 Davidson vs. South Flo USC vs. Boston($) Oct. 21 at UNC-Chaiiotte(*) Oct. 24-: Virginia Tcch(*> Oct. 28 Wake Forest Oct. 31 at Clemson Nov. 7 College of Charleston ! 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