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From staff reports
The USC men's and women's track
and field teams dominated the Gamecock
Invitational Saturday, breaking
five school records. The men won
nine events, while the women won
seven.
Junior All-American Brett Murray
won the discuss with a toss of 194-11
to automatically qualify for the NCAA
Outdoor Championships June 1-4 in
Boise, Idaho. Murray, a native of Spartanburg,
broke both the meet and
school record.
While Carolina has 14 NCAA provisional
qualifiers, Murray is the first automatic
qualifier. He also placed
fourth in the hammer with a throw of
186-11.
Senior Ail-American Ron Willis won
the hammer, breaking a meet record
and tying the school record with a
toss of 214-11, which bettered his provisional
mark. Willis also won the shot
put, breaking a meet and school
record with a provisional qualifying
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Senior Lavon Page placed third in
the shot put with a toss of 48-2, a personal
best.
Sophomore Frank Mensah, a provisional
qualifier in the 110-meter
high hurdles, won the race with a
time of 14.35. He also won the 400meter
hurdles with a time of 54.5.
Sophomore Norman Greene, a
three-year letter winner with the football
team, placed second in the 110meter
high hurdles with a time of
14.83. It was his debut race. Greene,
a native of Sumter, was a national
champion hurdler in high school and
recently starting running track again.
Junior Adrian Bonner won the 800meter
race with a time of 1:53.9. Senior
Chris Swartz placed third in the
800-meter race with a time of 1:55.5.
The men's 4x400 meter relay team
won with a time of 3:18.9, tying a sea
son oest. iresnman Derek McMiinn
set a school and meet record in the
javelin with a toss of 215-11.
For the women, senior Sue McGhie
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Sophomore Tracey Capper won the |???
800-meter race with a time of 2:14.6.
Junior Liz Figlar placed third in the ?j?j
event with a time of 2:23. p*,
Freshman Lisa Monti won the lj|l|
women's 3,000-meter race with a per- .-p*
sonal-best time of 10:14.2, while senior
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with a time of 10:21.
Freshman Lisa Misipeka won the
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record with an NCAA provisional qualifying
mark of 162-5. Junior Leslie
Coons won the hammer with a toss of fill
173-6, breaking the meet record.
Coons also set a school record and
bettered her provisional mark in the
javelin with a toss of 168-1, placing
second. She bettered her NCAA pro- J
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toss of 160-10, placing second. f|||
Freshman Tasha Hughes won the
long jump with a meet record of 18- i?
8 1/2, and junior Julie Symonds
placed first in the high jump at 5-4.
Lady Gamecock golf team fin
1. Tennessee 309-315-296=920
2. Furman 298-317-312=927
3. Georgia 309-317-313=939
4. Indiana 316-319-314=949
5. Auburn 321-316-313=950
6. Alabama 306-324-322=952
7. South Carolina 315-324-319=958
8. Nebraska 324-315-328=967
9. UNC-Greensboro 318-324-329=971
10. Texas A&M 318-322-334=974
11. Texas Christian 321-339-325=985
12. Iowa 319-336-333=988
13. Ohio State 327-337-326=990
14. Southern Methodist 332-333-328=993
15. Illinois 328-338-331=997
16. Coastal Carolina 330-338-333=1,001
17. Rollins 330-34-334=1,004
18. Southern Illinois 340-346-332=1,018
19. Mississippi State 345-330-348=1,023
20. Hawaii 333-352-356=1,041
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