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Iannoccari's d< IANNOCCA use volleyba From staff reports The American Volleyball Coaches ed the University of South Carolin Team Academic Award. The award honors teams disph classroom by maintaining a team point average for the 1993-94 scho USC student-athletes were on th< squad: seniors Jodi Thompson, Am Green; juniors Cary Beeson and K mores Kelly Morrow and Anna Wa This team is very academically ented," said USC Head Coach Kin strongly expressed their goal to th top academic team at USC." Award recipients range from N< tions to high school girls' and boy schools were recognized in the see The Team Academic Awaid rec players and coaches have long kno measured by contests won, but by AVCA Executive Director Sandn teams can take pride in knowing t on multiple levels and are better pr their future lives and careers," AV Sandra Vivas said. jsotn mgft scnoois and colleges n grams to encourage student-athlete Winfield trade CLEVELAND (AP) ? When you g a shot at postseason play only on every 40 years or so, you don't wa to waste it. So strike or no, the Cleveland 1 dians spent the last few weeks searc ing for ways to upgrade their linei and came up with Dave Winfield. "I've experienced a lot of thin in baseball, but I've never been trs ed during a strike," Winfield said a telephone interview Thursday. "At least I know ni be in a new u] form the next time I put one on." Winfield, 42, was acquired by t Indians from the Minnesota Twins Wednesday, shortly before the mi night trading deadline. The Twins v receive a player to be named later, i though a cash settlement is possit if the season does not resume, Cle\ land General Manager John Hart sa "About two weeks ago, John ai I said we'd have to start thinking abo our playoff roster," manager Mike Hj grove said. "And I said, Isn't it ams ing the things you have to do late universi =Facult Ma Carol Able Ethel Aldridge Dersie Ree Alston Rebecca Anderson George Ballington Mnx/nllo Pncl/irl iNwciia u^omu Peggy Binette Marilee Birchfield Carol Bonnette Heather Breeland Charles Bruce Jim Burns Pamela Burton Ann Cooper Jimmy Cooper David Coryell Jerry Crotty isire is evident on ~ USA ACIERNO Staff Writer Amy Iannoccari is the Gamecock volleyball team's top returning player. She has improved her all-around game but feels she still needs to work Son her blocking and hitting skills. Iannoccari is proudest of her defensive game, which she attributes to fKn V* Qvri wAvIr onrl of fko iwnv iiui u nvi JV aiiu U^UIVUMVII UI uiic coaches. Her season goal is to become the best defensive player in the SEC. Iannoccari's love for the game is obvious. Whether diving for the ball, runV' ning into the wall or nailing a spike, _ she is always smiling. She is a sports | administration major and hopes to |J manage a professional volleyball team. R| Her proudest volleyball moment was last season when the team's record J1 team wins ac ment. Onthehij i Association has award- grades, encouragi a with the 1994 AVCA slstance cou provide similar si lying excellence in the times have addit cumulative 3.3 grade- in8 ??cesol year. The following The USC voll } award winning 1994 hosting the Ci y Iannoccari and Tami P-E. Center. Chf atie Gerst; and sopho- and Oral Roberts silewska. "We are readi motivated and goal-ori- competition. Facull . Stacie Davenport Spe Dr. Char Davis Dr. Dr. Keith Davis Myr Terry Davis Virc Kent DeMars Kati Ethel Dike Kati Arlo Elkins Rot Dr. Randy Engle Julii Rebecca Feind Dr. Linda Feldman Car Joe Fortune Dor Dr. John Gardner Van Dr. Carol Garrison Mik Emily Garrison Chr Hinde Garrison Dav Patty Gillies Mar Dr. Don Greiner Mel a Hudson. "They have ot ?ur strengths i e newcomers to be the The Gamecock Southern today e 2AA Division I institu- in action before f; rs'teams. Ninety-five P-mond year of the award. Saturdays m ognizes what volleyball College of Charlei wn: success is not only to conclude the C lessons learned," said USC will meei i Vivas. "The honored The Gamecocks 1 hat they are achieving 4-0 and College < eparing themselves for Last year, Soi CA Executive Director sic by defeating1 All of South C lationwide support pro- on court 307 in th ss' educational develop- public. sd to resurgent G jet the season that we never had to do bece fore.' It's a different experience, and nt we enjoy it. Of course, it would be a lot more exciting if there wasnt a strike to- going on." ;h" Hargrove said he would use WinaP field primarily as a designated hitter against left-handed pitchers. Winfield hit .252 with 10 home runs and 43 RBIs in 77 games with Minnesota this m year, but his numbers against lefthanded pitchers were markedly better: .343 with five home runs and 16 , RBIs in 67 at bats. on That's precisely what the Indians could have used against the New York Yankees, who, using a predomgj. inantly left-handed rotation, beat ,je Cleveland nine straight times this sea,e. son. The Yankees would be Cleveland's id. first-round opponent if the season rend sumes with the playoffs. iut If the season resumes at all. ir- "If the season is over and we do tz- go into the playoffs, if we don't get by in the Yankees, there's no use worrying ty of south Carolina y and Staff vingCrt Friday, September, 1994 > Your chance to I Thetteineeock i volleyball court was 2-0, despite the games where she has made up to twenty-five kills. Iannoccari has a positive attitude on the court. She doesnt get angry with herself for making mistakes, and she encourages her teammates. Last season, Iannoccari collected double digit kills in 14 matches, with a season-high of 16 against UNCAsheville. After each point, the entire squad huddles together and do a quick cheer of"together" before the next ball is fired in their direction. This comradery will contribute to making this a successful season for the Gamecocks. Iannoccari is sure to lead the way. ademic award ?h school level, coaches typically monitor j peer tutoring and provide one-on-one asnseling. College and university coaches ipport for their student-athletes and someional assistance from academic counseleyball team will open its 1994-95 season arolina Classic Sept 2-3 in the Sol Blatt irleston Southern, College of Charleston, i will participate in the classic. / to see what this team is capable of durThe tournament will be a good indication md weaknesses," Hudson said, s kick off the tournament facing Charleston it 1 p.m. South Carolina will cret a break acing Oral Roberts in the last match at 7 atch features South Carolina facing the 3ton at 10 ajiL and Oral Roberts at 2 p.m. lassie. t Oral Roberts for the first time since 1986. lead the series over Charleston Southern of Charleston 20-8. nth Carolina captured the Carolina Clashes tern Carolina (3-1) and Mercer (3-0). Carolina's volleyball matches will be held le Sol Blatt PJ2. Center and are free to die eveland Indians about the White Sox or anybody else," Hargrove said. "This plugs a hole." Winfield, who leads active hit1 ters in hits, home runs and RBIs, made the deal possible by waiving a no-trade clause in his $2,225 million contract. He will be a free agent at season's end. "Certainly Cleveland is an attractive place right now," Winfield said, noting the enthusiastic sellout crowds that had become commonplace at new Jacobs Field. "It's very much different. Even the boost theyVe had this year, whether we resume play or not, it's a major turnaround. They have every reason to believe, going into subsequent years, that they have a chance." Though the prospect of being a part-time player does not thrill him, Winfield said: Tm sure well be able to communicate. Mike Hargrove and I played together briefly in San Diego (in 1979). He knows what kind of person and player I am." TIP1 w_f. , y Crew wt ? into thei :y and Staff Movi sneer Griffin Michael Jinne K. 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