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NCAA Basketball
ATLANTA (AP) ? Joe Smith of m(
Maryland and Rebecca Lobo of Connecticut
are the winners of the Naismith
College Basketball Player of
the Year awards, the Atlanta Tipoff
ni i i n i LI!
uiud announcea aunaay.
UCLA's Jim Harrick was chosen in
men's Coach of the Year and Con- G<
necticufs Geno Auriemma was se- At
lected the top women's coach in the
poll of writers, broadcasters and coaches. ra
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FARGO, N.D. (AP) ? Lori Roufs Te
scored 23 points as North Dakota th
State beat Portland State 98-85 Sat- 2;
urday for its third straight NCAA 4,
Division II women's title and fourth ^
in five years. The Bison (32-0) became
the first Division II women's e(j
team to go undefeated Portland State
finished 26-6. w,
NFl. ^
PHILADELPHIA (AP) ? Ricky ai
Watters became a member of the
Philadelphia Eagles Saturday when gii
San Francisco refused to match a pj
$6.9 million, three-year offer sheet ni
to the star running back. Watters,
25, rushed for 877 yards on 239 carries
last season and added 719 yards
on 66 receptions. ca
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SUWANEE, Ga. (AP)?The At- u
lanta Falcons acquired running back 71
Eric Metcalf from Cleveland Satur- fa]
day in a deal that also involved the
team's first-round draft picks. The gj
trade gives Cleveland the No. 10 pick at
in this year's draft, with Atlanta picking
up the No. 26 slot.
NCAA Swimming *
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Michi- 1,
gan's Tom Dolan set his third Amer- N
ican and NCAA records in the NCAA pi
championships Saturday, winning m
the 1,650 freestyle in 14 minutes, th
29.21 seconds. SI
Dolan, the 1994 world champion
in the 400-meter individual medley, A:
broke the previous mark of 14:34.91 ti:
set in 1994 by Arizona's Chad Carvin. 0
Dolan also set records in the 500 cj
freestyle and the individual medley.
The Wolverines won the team ti- 31
tie with 561 points. Stanford was sec- m
ond with 475, followed by Auburn at 4,
393.
Yacht Racing ,
SAN DIEGO (AP) ? The Ameri- ir
ca's Cup demolition derby caught up ti
with Dennis Conner's Stare & Stripes 21
Sunday when the sloop took on wa- w
ter and was forced out of its semifi- E
nal race with Young America. C
Conner, who has won the America's
Cup three times, is battling tc
Americans Mighty Mary for a spot w
in the Citizen Cup defender final r
with Young America. w
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Running m
DURHAM, England (AP)- 01
Ethiopia's Derartu Tulu beat Ireland's
Catherina McKiernan by nine ai
seconds Saturday to win the women's s?
title in the World Cross Country cc
Championships. st
Tonight (
USC vsfl
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Tulu, the 1992 Olympic 10,000eter
champion, finished the 6,450ster
race in 20 minutes, 21 seconds,
mya's Paul Tergat won the men's
1,000 in 34:05.
5C Athletics
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Carolina snapped a iour-maicn 10sg
streak with a 5-2 victory over
jorgia Tech Sunday afternoon in
;lanta.
For the first time this spring, USC
llied to victory after losing the dou5S
point. Jimmy Panagopoulos beat
*h sophomore B J. Traub to clinch
e match for the Gamecocks at No.
singles. Panagopoulos' 6-7,6-3,6/ictory
was the Aurora, 111., senior's
tth three-set match of the season.
Tech senior Paul Stevens hand1
Maxsy Jimenez his sixth defeat
31 matches this season, as Jimenez
is forced to retire because of a sore
ick while trailing 7-6,4-0. Jorge
jqueds, Ben Cook and Miller Brice
30 posted singles wins for Carolina.
Carolina will face another key recm
opponent in Wake Forest at 2
n. Wednesday at Sam Daniel Tens
Stadium.
Senior decathlete Steve Owens
ptured the decathlon title Saturly
at the Alabama Relays at the
niversity of Alabama by scoring
[)51 points. It was a personal best
r the Greenville native.
Ud next for the Gamecocks is the
pec Towns Invitational Saturday
the University of Georgia in Athens.
Carolina sophomore Jay Telford
nished ninth in the finals of the
650-meter freestyle event at the
CAA Swimming and Diving Chamonship.
Telford posted a time of 15
inutes, 6.56 seconds, which broke
ie school record he set at February's
EC Championship.
Michigan's Tom Dolan set an
merican and NCAA record with a
me of 14:29.31. Telford, a Corbet,
re., native, is the defending SEC
lampion in the 1,650-meter event.
USC senior Dan Phillips finished
5th in the preliminaries of the 100eter
freestyle event with a time of
1.78. Phillips didn't qualify f?r Satrday
evening's finals.
The Carolina women's tennis team
aproved to 14-2 overall and 6-1 in
ie SEC with a 5-1 victory over No.
5 LSU Friday afternoon. Friday's
in was the 180th for coach Arlo
lkins, who's in his 13th season at
arolina.
Junior Heather Greene improved
16-0 this spring and 20-6 overall
ith a 6-0,6-1 victory over Suzanna
odrigues. Freshman Tracy Kotseos
on her team-leading 21st singles
latch by a 6-1,6-3 count over Cylantha
Owen, who suffered her secid
loss of the season.
Karolina Bulat, Victoria Davies
[id Muriel Abella posted straightit
singles wins for the Lady Game>cks,
who defeated LSU for the fifth
;raight meeting.
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RYAN WILSON Sports Editor j ~~
The USC Softball team continued its j
14-game winning streak by sweeping
Toledo 4-0 and 9-5 in a doubleneader j
Monday at Lady Gamecock Field.
Senior Darlene Gareis led the way jig 11111
for the Lady Gamecocks by pitching a ! B >v*
nerfect erame in the first contest. This !B SB
marked the second perfect gem of her jig |il|
career and the second of the season for iUM
a Lady Gamecock pitcher.
Gareis recorded her first one last 11
year with a 12-0 win at UNC-Charlotte, ;K
GAREIS Righthander
Gareis put on an ?
awesome perfoimance as Carolina downed
Toledo. Gareis pitched to the required
21 batters, striking out one while mov
ing to 15-2. for-4 wi
At the plate for Carolina, senior Dana Trinity t
Fulmer (2-for4), junior Kim Sheridan ?uts an
(l-for-3) and freshman Carrie Elliott (2- nings ol
for-3) each had a triple and scored a run. Cart
Fulmer and Sheridan each added an the S.C
RBI, and Elliott had a stolen base. 9-1 s'
The second game featured the of- Florida
fense of sophomores Chanda Lee and the Lad
Tina Flew and senior Beth Collett. Plew 3 while
was 2-for-3 with a triple, an RBI and day.
two runs scored, while Collett was 2-for- hi S
3 and had three RBIs. Lee was also 2- stra>861
Florida sets recc
at Lady Gameco
Staff Report* diana's
No. 8 Florida carded a solid 300 team with 22
score Sunday at the 13th annual Lady hi tl
Gamecock Classic at the Northwoods 3 Wake
Golf Club, bringing Florida's three-day scores i
total to a record 895. the top
Host Carolina shot a 307 Sunday, on the <
slipping from fourth to fifth
place with a three-day 916, I
three strokes behind in-state I
foe Furman on the par-72, I
The 895 score by the Gators I
broke the old record of897 set i|ML " ?" Jl
by Carolina when the Lady
Gamecocks won the 1982 classic.
Florida freshman JeanneMarie
Busuttil, who survived 1
back-to-back birdies by Duke's L1M
Kathi Poppmeier on the final
two holes, earned medalist honors with (239,2<
a three-dav 214. Busuttil led Pouumeier aRd Le
by one stroke entering the final day, out
while Minnesota's Amy Schmiesing remained
in third place with a 219. dividua
Ohio State's Jessica Luciuk and In- 59th), I
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Erika Wicoff shared fourth place
!2 scores.
he team competition, Florida, No.
i Forest and Duke each had 148
on the front nine as no team at
of the pack could make a move
Gators. Duke finished play with
a 299, moving past Wake Forest
for second place with a
three-day 906. The Deacons
finished with a 908. The best
round of the day came from
Tennessee, which fired a 298
to finish 10th.
Carolina's top performance
came from All-American junior
Siew Ai Lim, who carded
a 75 Sunday for a 224 total,
good tor seventh place. Kebexah
Lee (228,16th), Julie Norris
Oth), Clarissa Childs (234,33rd)
:a Bagwell (241,59th) rounded
i Lady Gamecock team scores.
USC had three players in the inil
competition: Libb Howard (241,
jatie Weiss (244,68th) and Karin
246,73rd).
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ed their winning streak to 14 games
i.C. invitational title this past weeke
outing in the first game, striking out i
four and allowing a hit and an unearned s
run in four innings. i
Freshman Sky Brown provided strong t
relief by striking out three batters and i
allowing one hit. Leading the Lady Game- c
cocks at the plate was senior Dana Fulmer.
She was 2-for-3 with a home run, I
two runs scored and a RBI. e
Senior Dana Fulmer hit her second <
home run of the day in game two. Ful- \
mer went 2-for-4 with a home run, one 1
RBI and two runs scored, while sopho- 1
Offense shines
Staff Peports- . ]
Carolina's offense clicked into gear
and turned in its share of big plays 1
Saturday during the Gamecocks' two- |
hour controlled spring football scrimmage
at Williams-Brice Stadium. ^
Senior running back 1
Stanley Pritchett, operat- ~|g|
ing from the tailback posi- |
tion, racked up 98 yards on pjl
15 carries. Steve Taneyhill, iVw ,
the returning senior starter j|^
at quarterback, completed Ik
18 of 29 passes for 233 yards.
Taneyhill also tossed five g|i|V
touchdown passes. ^
Anthony Wright, the ||| |P
redshirt freshman, was 16- ; 25-2
for 248 yards and three PR,TCHET
TD completions. Junior Tom
Pritchard was the leading receiver
with eight catches for 113 yards and
two touchdowns. Sophomore running
back Scott Moritz showed some i
promise, picking up 50 yards on five
carries with one touchdown run.
Defensively, big plays were turned
in by outside linebacker Jody Caldwell,
who had a pair of sacks; outside
linebacker Robert Smith, who had a
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CHUCK GRIFFITH The Gamecock
( by winning two against Toledo
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nore Tine Plew went 3-for-4 with a run
icored and an RBI. Righthanders Trinty
Johnson and Kim Sheridan combined
o throw a two-hit shutout in five inlings.
Johnson recorded all five strikejuts
as she improved to 15-2.
The Lady Gamecocks will be in
Louisiana for three games this weekaid.
They will face Louisiana Tech in a
loubleheader at 5 pan. Friday and then
vill travel to Southwestern Louisiana
jo face the No. 14 Lady Cajuns in dou
Dleheaders baturday and bunday.
in scrimmage
pressure and a sack; and tackle Mike
Washington, who had a fumble relovery.
Interceptions were made by
freshman Arturo Freeman and junior
DeAndre James. Lee Wiggins, who
blocked a school-record five kicks last
season, blocked a field goal attempt.
!"TMs is really the
first scrimmage the offense
has come alive and dominated,"
coach Brad Scott
said. "There were some good
performances out there.
Stanley Pritchett looked
good. We will find a way to
get him heavily involved in
the offense. He adds another
dimension to our running
r game from the tailback spot
Anthony Wright worked the
pocket better, and Steve made some
nice reads."
The Gamecocks continue spring
practice with workouts today and
Thursday before the annual spring
game at 1 p.m. Saturday at WilliamsBrice
Stadium. Tickets are on sale at
the USC Athletic Ticket Office on
Rosewood Drive or by calling 1-8004SC-FANS.
Students with a valid
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