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USC volleyball player Amy Ian- ^
noccari was named the SEC Player
of the Week after helping the Game- .
cocks defeat Kentucky Sunday, the
first time in South Carolina's histo- v
ry. She is the first Lady Gamecock r
volleyball player to be named SEC 0
Player of the Week. S
Iannoccari, a senior outside hit- f
ter, recorded 23 kills in 53 attempts t
in the match against the Lady Wildcats.
She totaled 19 digs, one service r
ace and one block. Iannoccari cur- f
rently leads the Gamecocks in kills s
with 348. She is second on the team f
in digs with 284. For the season, she g
has scored double-digit kills and digs ^
in seven consecutive matches. t
The Gamecocks, 6-4, are currently c
third in the SEC with an 18-6 over- v
all record.
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The Lady Gamecocks are led by
Ilarissa Childs, the defending indiidual
champion who posted a threeound
total of 224 to gamer top honrs
last year. Childs was an All!EC
performer last season and has
allowed up with two top 20 finishes
his season.
Siew-Ai Lim also helped Caroliia
t.n virtorv last season as she tied
or second-place overall at 225. The
lecond team Ail-American has perormed
well this season with a tie for
leventh at the Lady Paladin Invitaional.
She also represented her naive
Malaysia at the Asian Games in
September.
The Lady Gamecocks will compete
their fall tournament schedule
vith the NCAA Preview Tournament
>n Nov. 11-13 in Wilmington, N.C.
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The Carolina soccer team,
ranked first in the nation, defeated
Georgia State 6-0 Wednesday
night at the Graveyard.
With the win, the Gamecocks bB||w|
improve to 16-2 while the Panthers
fall to 7-10. The win was
South Carolina's 16th in a row,
a win streak dating back to a 1- L*
0 loss to St. Louis in Bloomington,
Ind., on Sept. 4.
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the first half until freshman
Clint Mathis scored with two
seconds remaining to send the
Gamecocks into the half with a HBB
1-0 lead. Mathis' shot from 35
yards out was unassisted.
Perhaps the highlight of the
night occurred when Gamecock
goalkeeper John Mills made a
spectacular save off a shot from
Vincent Perri. South Carolina
was in the lead 1-0 at the time %
of Mills' save, three minutes into
the second half. , jfltt
"You can watch soccer the ;?|1|
I entire season and not see a better
save than the one Mills had |C ** *
in that situation," USC head bus
coach Mark Berson said.
Inspired following Mils' save, ^r0S*im<
the Gamecocks wasted no time **
won 16
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m RYAN WIISOW Asst. Sports Editor T
Even though there is no Carolina 8
II football game this weekend, there are a
still plenty of sporting events to see. For
those students looking for something 1
I new and different to do this weekend, a y
short drive to Softwinds Farm in Hop- j
kins will give you a chance to see the p
University of South Carolina equestri- i
an team host its first home show of the 2
{ 1994-95 season Saturday and Sunday, c
If your unfamiliar with the eques- f
trian team, you are probably not alone, j
The team currently falls under the club
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icd classiftcation ana is not assoaaiea witn
the USC Athletics Department. The g
Starting Oct. 8 at 6pm your
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Christian gospel music and a
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Georgia State. The top-ranked Game
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nd is coached by Janet Brown. indiv
The IHSA has the nation divided in- On co
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egions. USC is a member of Region 2 the n
rhich is part of Zone 5. USC ties to the er rej
HSA are two-fold. Coach Brown is the for th
iresident of Region 2, while her hus- Ir
iand, Skip, is the chairman of Zone 5. a toti
k>ne 5 is made up of 40 colleges and is of th<
livided into three regions. USC, which pete
bunded Region 2 in 1985, will host the three
pcrmnfll finals in the SDrine. finals
Confused yet? divisi
The competitions themselves are a zones
freat deal easier to understand than the that 1
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in the second half v
Mathis scoring agaii
the 49:08 mark off a pe
ty kick. The goals for M
"is were his seventh
eighth of the season.
Freshman Krist
Larusson gave South <
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mark when he conve
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as he drilled a shot ]
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a a shot off the cross
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The Gamecock pleted the scoring foi
' 8-0 vlcto game at the 73:34 n
cocks havo when he chipped a
in saddle, ho:
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iroughout the season, teams and \
iduals will compete in 10 shows, c
mpletion of the 10 shows, the team
the highest points goes straight to ?
ationals to compete against 18 oth- (
rinnnl winners, but also COmDete
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idividual riders in any division with
d of 35 points, with the exception J
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the regional finals with the top
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on will compete with the other eight '
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there are five rider divisions (open; ]
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>ard ova- a drawn-out Dickerson from
rith 18 yards.
i at South Carolina outshot the
nal- Panthers by a 51-13 margin,
ath- The Gamecock goalkeepers,
and Mills, Jamie Starr and Tom
Montiverdi combined for seven
inn saves while Dickerson had 12.
Dar- In other Gamecock soccer
037 news, senior Chris Faklaris has
rted been selected to the Soccer Amerl
for ica Team of the Week. Faklaris
scored the game winners in
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icor- Wake Forest and 4-1 win over
lark conference opponent Louisville,
past Against the Cardinals, Faklaris
eper scored two goals for a total of
;er a three on the week,
illy The Stone Mountain, Ga.,
each native was one of 10 national
rom players, along with teammate
Rob Smith, nominated this week
gain for the Soccer Flayer of the Year
t the Award as selected by the Mislome
souri Athletic Club,
bar. The Gamecocks are in aci
are tion again this Sunday against
f the 16th-ranked UNC-Charlotte.
Game time at the Graveyard.is
com- 2 p.m. The winner will deterr
the mine the Metro Conference
lark champion and an automatic bid
shot to the NCAA tournament.
sting regional
ntermediate; novice; walk, trot, canter;
iralk, trot) with nine classes in all, it beomes
a even more intriguing sport.
The open rider with the most points
it the national competition receives the
Sachionne Cup (name after IHSA exscutive
director Bob Cachionne). This
ider, along with two other riders cholen
at nationals, will represent the IHSA
at a three-day event in Europe.
The long road to the nationals goes
;hrough Columbia this weekend. Once
igain, the show will be Saturday and
Sunday at Softwinds Farm in Hopkins.
For more information, call Softwinds
Farm at 776-2074.
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