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:ond-ranked Florida
ashes Gamecocks, 6-0
iff reports giving Greene her second loss in 13
? : : spring matches.
>C women s tennis team was junior Victoria Davies, usually one
6-0 Sundav hv No 2 Florida L
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axcy Gregg Tennis Center. t ^y^hing going against Florida's
idy Gamecocks, in the midst Lofi preedman, who controlled
1 season, were no match for t^e match from start to finish, winpowering
Lady Gators, who ning 54 5.0.
one dual match in SEC play Senior Claire Hammond came closist
10 years. est to picking up a victory for the
y's matchup was USC's first Gamecocks. She lost a tough match
ss of the season, where the 5.4 7.5 to Florida's Lisa Pugllese at
:ks (12-2, 4-2) are 9-1- the No. 4 singles position,
r Helen Crook,.who played Freshman Sophie Ljucovic dropped
ngles for USC, was over- a tough decision to the Gators' Kristin
against Florida's Annousch- Osmond at No. 5 singles. Osmond de1,
the No. 17 player in the feated Ljucovic 6-4, 6-3.
Popp downed Crook 6-1, 6- Florida's Erika Kuttler defeated
sophomore Tracy Pulliam 6-0, 6-0 at
ophomore Heather Greene No. 6 singles.
:hed up against No. 43 Divya The Lady Gamecocks will play
it at the No. 2 singles spot. Kansas State at 2 p.m. Wednesday at
it defeated Greene 6-3, 6-1, home.
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