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SPORTS LOOK The Associated Pres,
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DENVER ?Star goalie Patrick Roy, Basel
suspended by the Montreal Canadiens
after a blowup with the team's coach SEAr
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Colorado Avalanche today in a five- and sev
player deal. wrist.
The Canadiens also sent right wing Grif
Mike Keane to Colorado for goalie crashec
Jocelyn Thibeault, left wing Martin 26 and
Rucinsky and right wing Andrei
Kovalenko. NFL
Roy was angry at being left in a
game against the Detroit Red Wings IRVI
on Saturday night in which he was the Dal]
being shelled. With the score 7-1 in the unretin
second period, the Montreal crowd gave for surf
Roy a mock cheer on an easy save and in his 1(
he raised his arms in mock triumph. Hal
After two more goals, Canadiens Mornii
new coach Mario Tremblav finallv lifted retirim
Roy. Roy and Tremblay exchanged career
angry glares and the goalie brushed retiren
past his coach to lean over to club leave di
president Ronald Corey and say; "That's to Was)
my last game in Montreal."
Roy said he was "humiliated." It JAC]
was suggested that had Tremblay been Givins.
more supportive, Roy might not have Jaguars
asked for the trade. release
Givi
TORONTO - Alexei Yashin's with H
grievance against the Ottawa Senators 280 yai
was dismissed, dashing the center's nine ga
hopes to be declared a free agent.
The 22-year-old Russian has refused Collej
to play for Ottawa this season. He played
four games for Moscow's Red Army LIN
team, violating the International Ice runnin]
Hockey Federation's agreement to honor senten
NHL contracts. weeks i
Yashin, selected second overall in and w?
the 1992 draft, signed a $4.2 million, Lai
five-year contract in 1993. Lindne
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Winnipeg Jets to Phoenix is expected from c(
to be closed by the end of the week. Kate M
Phoenix Suns president Jerry 10.
Colangelo, who will be a minority owner
of the NHL team, said only details NBA
remain to be worked out. But Jets
majority owner Steve Gluckstern and NEV
partner Richard Burke have yet to out for
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[TLE ?Seattle Mariners star setfoi
iffey Jr. had a 4-inch metal plate ^ re
en screws removed from his left ^ a
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Fey fractured his wrist when he ,
to acc
1 into the Kingdome wall May .
didn't return until Aug. 15.
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las Cowboys' star defensive end, $278,i
id again, then went to California
jery today on a herniated disk NE
)wer back. Miam
ey, 31, had told The Dallas Willi*
ng News on Monday he was been 5
f. It was the fourth time in his by the
Haley had announced his thete
lent. The injury forced him to -pj
wing halftime of Sunday's loss
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KSONVILLE, Fla. - Ernest
, who joined the Jacksonville ' '
3 as a free agent on June 2, was
d by the expansion team. follow
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ins, 31, who spent nine seasons ?pj.,vaj
ouston, had 29 receptions for ^
rds and three touchdowns in the bi
mes with Jacksonville.
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g back Lawrence Phillips was G:
ced to a year of probation, 11 Kings
ifter he beat a former girlfriend for
is suspended from the team. ^ ^
icaster County Judge Jack
sr ordered Phillips to attend a ftlvil
ic violence prevention class and
59 in restitution. He is barred ?.
mtact with basketball player
cEwen, whom he attacked Sept execu
of snt
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more than two months, the 2002
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's regular referees might be
iting games as early as Monday. RYAN
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r their return. In the meantime, squad
femes will be undergoing physicals Hudsar
brief refresher course on rules. in ever
le referees voted 27-26 on Monday used it
ept a five-year contract from the it int<
e. First-year referees will make Tounu
00 this year and $99,000 in the fen ye*
year of the deal, not including No1
y for playoffs. Veteran officials ^!
ie paid $211,000 this year and Sunda
000 in the final year.
W YORK - Kurt Thomas of the
1 Heat and Alton Lister and Eric ?^]
ims of the Boston Celtics have
suspended for one game and fined proven
NBA, the result of a fight between notonl
ams Monday night. well."
lomas was fined $10,000 for Edl
ling Boston's Pervis Ellison in the to mak
d quarter of the Celtics' victory assists
i FleetCenter. Ellison was fined seasoi
0 for retaliating. Edlunt
lomas and Ellison were ejected ^
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ring the incident, an additional
0 fine. Lister and Williams were
52,500 for leaving the bench during seai^
awl.
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W YORK ? Terrell Brandon of ^
eveland Cavaliers, who averaged
oints and 8.8 assists, was selected O _
player of the week. ^ (J
irry St. Jean of the Sacramento
was selected coach of the month Staff F
>vember after leading the club to ^
-4 record. name<
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The Gamecock
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WILSON Sports Editor native sa
ing and inexperienced. Thafs has teai?
le word on the Carolina volleyball ^
all season long. Well, coach Kim 1211
l's team made their critics believers than any
y game they played, as the team ^ w
5 "youth and inexperience" to cany ^.m ^oe
) the NCAA Championship victory, Tc
ament for the first time in over ^ Gaines
irs. "Texa
n that team, which lost to Texas quick to tl
in the second round of the NCAA's s?**0, ^;
y, is receiving some individual 011 three
les, starting with freshman setter wonderfi
y Edlund being named to the "Iam;
an Volleyball Coaches Association year. This
:t Four team earlier this week, experienc
hat an honor for Ashley," Hudson The G
5he worked hard all year and has Dee Dee I
herself as one of the top setters six block a
y in the SEC, but the District as notched 3
"It'sdi
und, who was the only freshman exceeded
e the 12-nerson team, had 1,404 vear " seni
on the season, setting a single- had a gre
1 record with 12.76 per game, leave diss
1 hit .321, with 110 kills and 351 In the
!he was named to the SEC All- would tab
iment team and was second team their lead
D, as the Gamecocks finished the ^ show
with a record of 21-11. ready in t
is is an honor I never would have jn the
aed I would have received in "behind 2-i
t," Edlund, a Portage, Michigan, a i
ccer trio make:
teports standard:
? ~ and gamt
ree Carolina soccer players were 7, e
1 to the NSCAA/UMBRO All- '? ^
team. Sophomore Clint Mathis gcoring y
imed to the first team, Tony Soto MVPatt
uned to the Zed h
1 team and Tournam
inLarusson ' at the I
L Stl" t if^t jfl anc^
Aam Under goals all 3
each Mark MATH,S
i, 25 different Gamecocks have ,
ied a total of 37 spaces on this 0f the y!
ithis put together a record anTshul
ing season for the Gamecocks, ^
ig three new South Carolina '
all is here and so is th
>utside and join us for
:vent of the semester.
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riends in the Dodge R
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;d for record season
id. "It really shows how well seven unanswered points and then the
worked together this year. We Aggies fought back, scoring five straight,
a good time." to take the lead 13-11.
d saw the Gamecocks 00 farther Pomimo aAAnA furn nn nf
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other Carolina volleyball team, Sophomore Heather Larkin and then
ere defeated by the Aggies 3- ^ ^ Up at ^ i^g Gamecocks took the
ge Stetion Sunday. With the lead at ^ ^ Texag MM dmnd
xas A&M faces Flonda tonight , , . , , 1615, d A , f
UdLrV tU LdiVC d AO" AO Icdtl. A LUUpit Ul
s A&M just ran the ball very side-?Uts later'the Aggics pushed 1,16
* outside," Hudson said. Their ch|'c:hmf P?mts acros8' conunS ^
a great job. We rely very heavily a *' wm>
! freshman and we've had 1x1 three> a?ain ^ teams
ll team chemistry this year, battled, with four lead changes before
already looking forward to next Carolina took a 11-9 lead, but the
journey has truly been a great Gamecocks could not hold on as the
e for everyone." Aggies tied it up at 11 and went on to
amecocks were led by freshman win the third game, 15-12.
tortman, who had 10 kills and After the season ending loss, senior
ssists. Freshman Ashley Edlund Kori Ermigarat was optimistic about the
4 assists for the match. team's chances next season and expect
isappointing to lose, but we ve coach Hudson to build a consistent winner
. all of our expectations this ^ is a cl ^ . Ermigarat
,or Caiy Beeson said. "We have said ^ donc a t jobandI
at season and im not going to , ,, ~ , .
. , ? bo know this team will be m the final 16 m
first gamei it seemed the Aggies ftene^rt couple of ye^"
joverthematchastheypushed Hudson wdl look to build more team
to 12-1. Carolina fought back success around the Play of freshman
Tnvoci a wa/t iu, ,,r/uii/i krv Edlund. who has alreadv earnered manv
CV1 ICAOOnaiU U11CJ WUUIU UC ' ^ o *
he second game, falling 15-6. post season accolades. Edlund also is
! second game Carolina fell optimistic about the upcoming years.
6 before tying it up at 6-6 and Tm so excited about our season and
1-7 lead. The Gamecocks scored can't wait for next fall," Edlund said.
s NSCAA/UMBRO team
s-most goals (25), points (53) the All-Toumament teams at the MetLife
i-winning goals (10). Mathis' Classic and UMBRO Tournament. Soto
points (34 goals, 7 assists) scored five points on five assists on the
l ninth on the all-time Carolina season.
st. He was named Offensive Larusson's large presence and
he MetLife Classic and was quickness down the left side of the field
?the All- r===II=:==| would often draw
las been leading point
awed 20 He was named to A/ i
rear. Soto the A11 - ^ ?fi
hed from SOTO Tournament teams LARUSSON
rmidfield at the MetLife
a defense after the fifth match Classic and UMBRO Tournament,
ear. In a 4-0 victory over South Carolina finished the 1995
. on November 1, Soto marked season with an overall record of 16-4
; down the nation's leading and advanced to the second round of
ani Siikala. He was named to the NCAA Tournament.
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emote Control 500, Visit the
Aake yourself at home in the
Tiroom", Roll for prizes in the
me, Kick back and relax at
irnational Coffee House,
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ay & Friday
nber 7 & 8
I House University Union Patio
4pm
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