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STAFF REPORTS
The University of South Carolina t
track and field team traveled to Athens, I
Ga. Saturday to compete in the Spec I
Towns Invitational. Two athletes gained t
NCAA Championship automatic
qualifying marks, while two provisional I
qualifying marks were set. 1
The Lady Gamecocks took firsk ?
second, third, fourth and fifth places 4
in the hammer throw. Junior Dawn
Ellerbe, who is a favorite for June's f
NCAA Championships, won the event, ?
bettering her automatic qualifying ^
mark with a throw of 186'5". J
Sophomore Lisa Misipeka also gained 5
an automatic qualifying mark finishing
second with a toss of 180'. Freshman a
Candy Mitchell finished third (149' 1
10"), and sophomores Marcia Chmura
(144' 6") and Crystal Brownlee (143' 1
10") finished fourth and fifth ('
respectively. r
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Misipeka and Ellerbe finished one- tl
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disipeka threw 166' 9" while Ellerbe 1
hrew 162' 6". L
Seniors Tracey Capper and Liz w
riglar had a strong showing in the
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ie men's shot put. Brad Snyder, the
EC's indoor shot put champion,
nished first with a mark of 56' 11
12". Jeff Shalayda was second (54'5
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ith a throw of 53' 3".
Snyder was also second in the
iscuss (165'). Freshman Jason
aBarbera was third (155' 4"), and
lannon (148' 10") finished fourth.
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Sophomore Marvin Watts finished
1 third place in the 1500 meters for
le Gamecocks with a time of3:58.49.
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University of South Carolina head
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tst Thursday award winners from
lis Spring Practice. The Gamecocks
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