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Lebo won't go to Coastal
USC men's assistant basketball coach Jeff
from consideration for the head coaching jo
The decision came Monday after Lebo mai
way, J>.L., campus and met again with Loast;
drick.
ttI decided I would stay here," Lebo said. "1
offered to me or not. My wife and 1 made a d
here and be part of the excitement that's ai
Peeping Rayfield
Clemson basketball player Rayfield Raglai
day and charged with violating the state's 1
statute.
Ragland, 22, was arrested around 6:30 a.m
complex.
He apparently tore the screen off the windi
ment and bent the blinds so he could see in:
Ragland, a Florence, Ala., native, was rele?
Murray to join pro ranks
California University scoring leader Lamor
leave school following his junior year and tu
Murray, who was a third-team Ail-Americar
underclassman to go hardship this year afi
Cincinnati's Dontonio Wingfield, LSU's Jami(
Wright and George Washington's Yinka Dar<
Around the horn
Woman falls in Texas ballpark
Holly Minter, 26, fell from the upper deck
lington, fdllowing the end of the Rangers' g<
Minter was apparently posing for a pictui
she slipped and landed in the lower deck, tt
A security guard was on his way to tell ht
bled below.
Minter was listed in serious condition at
Kruk returns successful
Just six hours after receiving radiation tr<
Philadelphia Phillies' first baseman John Kn
um in ume lor tne team s nome opener, get
Kruk emerged from the dugout to a stanc
came out for pre-game introductions. He th
in five at-bats, despite the Phillies 8-7 loss to
Injury report:
Cincinnati Reds' relief pitcher Rob Dibble
his right shoulder. He is expected to miss th
California Angels' pitcher Mark Langston
formed on his left elbow Tuesday by team d
will miss at least sue weeks.
Hrbek to retire
Long-time Minnesota Twins first baseman
day that he will retire upon season's end. F
all-time home run list with almost 300 roun
Today's sports on TV
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San Francisco at Atlanta, (ESPN, 7:30 p.
Toronto at Oakland, (ESPN, 10:30 p.m.
NBA Basketball:
I Chicago at Miami, (WGN, 7:30 p.m.)
Cleveland at Atlanta, (TBS, 7:35 p.m.)
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mior Writer
The USC varsity cheerleaders com:ted
in the 1994 College Cheeradine
National ChamDionshios
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lursday through Saturday in San
ego against the best squads in the
ition and returned with a ninthace
finish.
USC's mascot Cocky and two varsicheerleaders,
Pat Wedge and Shelf
Poyner, came away with national
les.
Cocky won the national mascot
lampionship over SEC rivals Aubie,
e tiger from Auburn; the Wildcat
3m Kentucky; and Smokey, the dog
>m Tennessee. The tide was the secid
for Cocky, who won in 1986.
Wedge, a junior from San Marcos,
dif., and Poyner, a junior from Cyess,
Calif., defeated 10 other pairs
the Partner Stunt Competition. The
:le was USC's third in the Partner
unt and the second-consecutive ti;
for Wedge, who won last year with
tfen's tennis:
om staff reports
The USC men's tennis team is tied
>r 14th with Notre Dame and Ole
iss in the Rolex Collegiate Tennis
mkings released Monday.
The Gamecocks (16-4, 10-0 Region
) moved up four spots from the April
poll on the strength of wins against
o. 2 Georgia and No. 13 Ole Miss,
tie No. 14 ranking is the tennis team's
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Based on the video used to select
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the competition. Last year, the squad
finished fifth.
The varsity team placed No. 9 out
of the 20 squads competing, making
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have finished in the top 10. Between
1989 and 1993, the squad finished no
worse than fifth. The team's best fin
ish was a third-place effort in 1989.
Both cheerleader coach Andrei Grier
and co-captain Jodi Baglino attribute
the team's success to the support
it has received from the Athletics
Department.
"We get treated just like any athlete,"
Baglino said.
Another key to the team's success
has been the unity of its members.
Between school and practice, they
have little free time for socializing, but
what time they have is often spent together.
"We don't hang out with anybody
ranked 14th
highest since September, 1991, when
it was also ranked No. 14.
In the individual rankings, senior Johan
Sandberg moved up 19 spots in
singles to No. 23, the highest ranking
of his career.
Sophomore Maxsy Jimenez moved
up to No. 47. Jimenez is an impressive
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The team's preparation for San
Diego included working out in the
weight room, running and improving
gymnastic skills, in addition to practicing
its competition routine two to
three hours a day.
The squad is a diverse group of students.
Many members have transferred
from other schools, attracted
by the squad's reputation. Five team
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transferred from such schools as
Methodist and Villanova. While many
cheerleaders are recruited, a large
number are walk-ons. Squad members
come from as fir as Idaho and as
near as Cayce.
The success of the USC program
has brought a wealth of talent to the
squad. Most of the transfers came to
Columbia because of the cheerleading
squad's reputation.
"We have a program that everybody
wants to be in," Grier said.
Rolex Collegia
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1. Southern Cal. 11. Kentucky
2. Stanford T12. UCLA
3. Texas T12. Tennessee
4. Mississippi State T14. South Caroll
5. TCU T14. Ole Miss
6. Pepperdine T14. Notre Dame
7. Duke 17. Auburn
8. Georgia 18. North Carolin
9. Miami 19. California\
10. Florida 20. South Alabam
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"It's really highly regarded," squad
member LeRoy McCullough said.
This talent allows Grier to select
some of the best cheerleaders in the
nation and has led to a squad he calls
"incredibly talented" and a "crowd
pleaser."
Unfortunately, the USC squad can't
always escape danger, which struck
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the championships. *
Nicole Thompson, an Irmo native,
suffered a fracture of the first cervical
vertebrae following a Friday accident
in practice. Thompson, who is hospitalized,
has no neurological deficits
or loss of motor functions, according
to medical personnel. USC athletics
trainer Rod Walters will travel to San
Diego to coordinate her return.
The National Championships were
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