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Soccer
By ROB RODUSKY
Sports Editor
USC ? The men's soccer team
captured its first ever league Metro
Conference title with a 3-0 victory
against the Virginia Tech Hokies
Sunday at The Graveyard.
The win guaranteed the
Gamecocks a NCAA Tournament
bid for the eighth time in the past
nine seasons. USC has the most
appearances of any South Region
squad. Since 1985, the Gamecocks
have made the playoffs every year
except 1991. USC advanced to the
Final Four in 1988. Before 1985,
the Gamecock's only other NCAA
appearance was in 1979.
Carolina, which was ranked No.
16 in the past week's Soccer
America poll and fifth in the South
Region, has won all eight matches
at The Graveyard this year and has
a seven-game unbeaten streak (5-02)
since a 2-0 defeat to Notre
Dame Oct. 1.
Helgi Bjorgvinsson was selected
the Brine/Metro Conference Player
of the Week for his outstanding
performances against the UNCCharlotte
49ers and the Hokies.
Lady Gamecocl
sixth in Paladin
From Staff Reports
GREENVILLE ? The USC
women s gon team nnisnea sixtn
at the Lady Paladin Golf
Tournament after compiling a
three-round score of 938. The
Gamecocks were 41 strokes behind
Duke, the team champion. The
tournament was held at the par 72,
5,900-yard Furman University Golf
Course.
? Clarissa Childs took fourth place
in the individual competition.
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Bjorgvinsson led a defensive effort i<
by the Gamecocks that allowed o
only one goal in 210 minutes of y
action despite missing the services
of marking back Jamie Posnanski, N
who is suffering from mononucleo- a;
sis, and starting goalkeeper John 8
Mills, who suffered a season-end- 5
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against UNCC.
The Gamecocks face the Wake N
Forest Demon Deacons at 2 p.m. a
tomorrow. Wake Forest enters the ti
match with a 7-6-2 overall record B
but is 1-4-1 in conference play, ei
USC leads the series with Wake tl
Forest 7-5-1 but has not beaten the w
Demon Deacons since 1989. B
Clemson will host USC Sunday, te
The Tigers (13-2-1; 5-0-1) are n
ranked fourth by Soccer America tf
and fifth in the Adidas/ISA A poll.
The Tigers lead the USC series 12- st
6, but USC has won six of the past
nine matches. At home, the Tigers p!
lead the series 7-2, but USC has tc
won its only two matches in C
Clemson during two of its past ai
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The Gamecocks have already g<
scored 55 goals (3.30 per game)
through the first 16 matches, which ai
c golf finishes i
tournament
Childs shot a 226, 10 strokes 1
behind Stephanie Sparks of Duke
University, the individual champion.
Lea Bagwell finished in a tie
for 11th after firing a 229. Siew Ai
Lim was USC's other top 25 fin- I
isher. She shot a 237 and tied for
23rd.
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Chris Faklaris leads USC and the
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4 career matches, ranking fourth
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Midfielder Rob Smith leads the
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Matt Haiduk has continued his
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Clarissa Childsi|g;. 79-7
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i with 35 points this season. /
lool's career goalie time list with
308 minutes played. For his^
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