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Freshman Krtstlnn Larusson fights for the ball In USC's win over
Furman Sept. 11. The Gamecocks Improved their record to 4-2 on the
season with the victory over The Citadel Wednesday.
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The University of South Carolin
soccer team improved their record t
4-2 Wednesday by defeating The Citad<
2-0 in Charleston.
The sixth-ranked Gamecocks gc
goals from Billy Baumhoff and Davi
Tart to secure the victoiy. Baumhoff
goal came 29:30 into the match. Tart
put the Bulldogs away at the 71:3
mark.
"I'm very disappointed with th
loss," Citadel coach Eric Swallow sai(
"South Carolina has a good squad. Fr
veiy happy with the way our men bai
tied the whole game."
The loss dropped The Citadel to (
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Bulldogs' nine. John Mills continue
his great play with Wednesday'
shutout. Both teams had 11 foul
called on them, and South Carolin
got eight comer kicks to the Bulldog
five. Both goalies made three saves i
the game.
The win is the fourth in a row fc
the Gamecocks. After suffering cor
secutive losses to top five teams Ind
ana and St. Louis in the early part <
the season, Carolina has rebounde
and is on its way to another succesi
ful season/
The Gamecocks were coming off
tough overtime match against Brow
on Sept. 18 at the Graveyard. Coac
Berson's team moved up the ranking
after the game. The team had bee
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ranked eighth. Bears forward Darren
Easles scored first at the 61:05 mark.
a South Carolina responded 10 min0
utes later when Baumhoff scored to
^ tie the score at 1-1. Rob Smith assist^
ed on the goal. It was his 30th assist
^ of his Carolina career, tying former
s Gamecock Ruben Tufino for second
's on the all-time assists list.
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overtake current assistant Doug Allie
son (32 assists) for the all-time assists
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n Senior Chris Faklaris scored nine
minutes into overtime, sealing the vicj
tory for the Gamecocks. The goal was
e Faklaris' second game winning goal
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s With the goal Faklaris had 97 cas
reer points at USC, putting him two
a points shy of second place on the alls'
time points list.
n USC held a 25-12 lead in shots during
the contest, with Mills recording
)r five saves and Brown goalie Tim Webb
}' collecting seven. The Gamecocks com^
mitted 19 fouls in the game, while 14
i(j were called on Brown.
3. The Gamecocks play at Virginia
Commonwealth Sept. 25 at 2 p.m. The
a next home game for South Carolina
n is Sept. 28 when Erskine comes to Coh
lumbia.The Erskine game will be the*
J8 first home night game of the season
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see how you compare.
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No. 4 Michigan (33) Vs. Colorado (18)
Arizona (43) Va*Stanford (14) llill
No. 10 Wisconsin (32) Vs. No. 24 Indiana (24)
.j ' Hawaif'(34|:jfc:iFresho State (14) ;:i
Miami (24) Vs. Washington (27)
Pittsburgh (7) WlSifcn College
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