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Women's term Vanderbilt, Au Bv MATT PLODINEC Senior Writer The USC women's tennis team remai undefeated with victories against Vande and Auburn this weekend. The ladies (90) captured both matches in dramatic fasf having to win the third set of the final doc match each day to come away with victo On Saturday, the ladies took a 4-2 leac ing into the doubles matches. Sophie Lju ic, Muriel Abella and Heather Greene notched two-set sineles victories. In w proved to be a crucial^match, Victoria Da topped Susan Bregin 6-1, 6-7, 6-1 matchup of No. 2 seeds. Davies was serving for the match at 5the second set, but Bregin came back and 1 the tiebreaker 7-5 before losing in the tl set. Helen Crook, USC's first seed, ranked 44 in collegiate tennis, lost to the C< modores' Michelle Dodds 7-5, 6-1. Crook,1 has had problems with Dodds' playing si has lost two of three matches to the unran Commodore. Abella and Ljucovic lost the No. 3 doul match 6-3, 6-1. This meant that Greene Tracy Pulliam's loss to Dodds and Jennifer ban set up the deciding match between Cr and Davies (USC) and Bregin and Meret Chiles (VU). Crook of England and Davies of Wales \\ down 4-1 in the first set of the deciding ma At this time, USC coach Arlo Elkins sensed team needed some motivation and challen; his players during the changeover to pick tl game up a notch. Elkins felt his team needed somebody to mad at. Whether his mid-set pep talk did r* I I r\? 1- ? < uilk, l>iuok anu uavies caugni lire. i ncy i only three games the rest of the match FEB.^1 use MIOKl SELECTED USC COCA-COL FRITO-LA is team defeats burn; move to 9-( their way to a 4-6, 6-0, 6-1 victory. "Helen and Vic were kind of complacent inecj said Elkins, referring to their first-set trouble rbilt Crook felt the added pressure of needin 0 3. the doubles match for the team victor)' cause iion the British duo, who are ranked No. 14 n; [blcs tionally, to lose their concentration, but th ries. Pa'r managed to pick it up and gain the victc 1 go- Tcov "We were nervous," Crook said. "We knev 2 all it was all on us. We were definitely more fc /hat cused (in the second and third sets)." LVies Crook, Davies and Abclla all took singles vi< jn a tories against Auburn Sunday. Fifth and sixtl seeds Hammond and Ljucovic lost closi 3 in matches they could have easily won, accord A-on >ng to student assistant coach Pauline Ro nird driguez. Crook and Davies lost their doubles matcl No. 6-4, 6-3, which meant that (JSC needed to cap 3m- ture both of the remaining doubles matche ,vho for the victory. yle, Abella and Ljucovic easily topped Kate Bryai ked and Maria Harding 6-1.6-1 to set up the dc ciding match. After looking poor in their dou Dies bles match Saturday, Greene and Pullian and looked like a team on a mission in the First se Ur- Sunday, winning 6-4. After losing the seconc ok sci o-i, me auo, wno are Doth sophomore! iith and natives of the Tampa, Fla., area, finishec off the match with a 6-4 victory against Kim rere berly Kozlowski and Kasey Gladding, tch. Throughout the match, sideward glancei his and muted expletives indicated the two dou ged bles teams had no love lost for each other. Pulieir liam said the victory was a case of the Florida duo picking its game up against a pair the duo be had played before. the "We've grown up playing them in juniors," ost Pulliam said. "Yesterday was a bad day, and toon day was a good day." I I Iglgj H-MARCH5 rs BY U-TRAU $ CLOTHING 50-75?/ A 12 PACKS $ f BIG BAGS 9 mmm iEMS 8 i- -.!*< . >Wj WKmfrm *** ' s sr JH - m . i BB i^MT I 11 M'l ^.-? 1 ~?? . jgj A IE nfl bm JB i ir^ 1 9Hr ^^ __j^bsb8 Senior Claire Hammond lost a tough singles match to Aubu Courts. The Lady Gamecocks are 9-0 overall and 3-0 in the SE wmmmm H' GO T( 1TH A M TA r i v. 9" Th 'o OFF SHAKESI 299 9< / ii \ i ? ^ a ^ For more information International Programs 1 Brynes Building, Su 1 777-7461 n 1 Gamecocks walk g on Illinois, 6-0 MM Jr MM m * The Gamecock baseball team MM m defeated Illinois 6-0 Sunday at mm Jm Sarge Frye Field. Sophomore mm Jason Haynie (3-0) got the win and struck out 11 lllini batters in his eight innings of work. Junior Mark Gugino had two and two walks. Senior DeBoer also had two hits. Both Gugino and DeBoer have S" "N, 10-game hitting streaks. / \ / Illinois X__5 AB R II RBI Dave Wohlwend, ss 3 0 10 Brian McClure, 2b 3 0 0 0 Forry Wells, lb 3 0 0 0 Andy Thompson, cf 4 0 0 0 Brett l^turvick, dh 3 0 0 0 Tom Sinak, dh 10 0 0 Ken Crawford, If i 0 1 0 Brian Schullian, 3b 3 0 1 0 Cedric Moore, rf 3 0 0 0 Andy Kortkamp, c 3 0 0 0 Sean Williams, p 0 0 0 0 Shawn llerzog, p 0 0 0 0 ? "" - " ? i.i.uKiu n i iav\ iwiiA, \j oo o u TOTALS 50 1 3 0 South Carolina AB R H RBI Mark Ciugino, If 3 12 1 Stacy Stokes, 2b l 0 1 0 Mac White, cf 3 2 11 Rob DeBoer, dh 3. 12 0' Mike Tarter, c 3 10 0 Ted Rose, 3b 3 0 0 1 Sean Kdwards, pr 0 1 0-0 lim BnHolam o n n n Ray Baksh, lb i 0 0 0 Ryan Szwejbka, ss 3 0 10 Chris Diaz, ph 10 0 1 Craig Dour, ss 0 0 0 0 Mike Dezenzo, rf 1 0 1 1 Jason llaynie, p 0 0 0 0 Craig Ross, p 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 31 6 8 5 Score by innings RHE David Mandrell/The Gamecock rn Sunday at tlx- Maxcy Gregg Tennis - ^00 000 ^00 032 c USC 101 000 04x682 student Media, Kusseii House room 323. Please include your telephone number! The contest is open to all students, faculty, and staff of USC. Slides must be received by March 18, 1994, so get out the ol' paintbrushes, camera, or what have you and get to work. Y 1993 BIKE IN STOCK ICycle Center Discount applies to 6i6 HaSst. 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