The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 04, 1996, Page 9, Image 9
Soccer pro?
ACHUI HUNT Sports Editor
The men's soccer team is out of their
diapers and into training pants as they
are on a quest to become the nation's
best college soccer team.
Last yearis team was full of freshman
that came onto the team and made an
immediate impact.
Now, after one season of experience
in big- college soccer, these players are
looking to join the nation's elite.
Those players are Clint Mathis, Josh
Wolff, and preseason All-American Tony
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Mathis had a consecutive
game scoring streak last year,
and Wolff was impressive until
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"They may need a little time
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the Gamecocks this year on a
sour note as they lost to the
Davidson Wildcats 1-0 on
Sunday. Davidson's lone goal
was scored by Phil Julian in
the 23rd minute of the game.
The Wildcats held the
Gamecocks to nine shots, but
made a late surge that was
capped with a Kristinn
Larusson shot that hit the goal
post with six minutes left,
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game and we got a lot of games left to
play," said Berson.
The Gamecocks will dedicate the new
Eugene E. Stone III Stadium on Sept.
22, during the sixth annual UMBRO
Kickoff Classic. Carolina will face
Massachusetts in a 2:00 pm matchup.
Festivities planned for the date include
a parade of youth, a presentation to
Eugene E. Stone EI, the return of former
Gamecock soccer players, and a brief
speech by former Gamecock player Rob
Smith.
Last week the Gamecock soccer team
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to the improved Williams
The new scoreboar
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and a state of the art tel
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The season opener againi
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The previous record
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was ranked No. 3 in the country by Soccer
America, but due to the loss they should
drop ten spots in the new poll.
On Sunday the Gamefcock soccer
team will open the home season with a
game against in-state rival Furman.
The Gamecocks hold an all-time record
of 14-4-1 against Furman, including a
1-0 win last year in Greenville. Game
time is set for 2:00 pm.
The Carolina head coach enters his
18th season with the Gamecocks, as he
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Coach Berson has led the Gamecocks
to 11 NCAA Tournament appearances,
including 10 in the past 11 years.
Finally, Carolina could argue that
they have one of the toughest schedules
in the nation this year. USC will face
six teams that are listed in the pre-season
Soccer America Top 20 poll, including
No. 2 Duke, No. 3 Southern Methodist
and No. 8 Indiana.
Although the schedule is tough, the
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soccer team is talented and should have
one of the better seasons in the history
of the program this year.
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| JL. Nebraska 173 |
2. Tennessee 164 |
| 3. Florida State 162 |
| 4 . Florida 148 |
I 5. Colorado 147 I
I 6. USC 136 |
| 7. Texas 133 1
| 8. Notre Dame 124 |
| 9. Ohio State 114 |
I 10. Penn State 100 |
| 11. Syracuse 99
| 12. Texas A&M 87
| 13. Michigan 85
I 14. Miami- 68
| 15. Alabama 61
| 16. Northwestern 59
| 17. Auburn 50
I 18. Virginia Tech 44
| 19. LSU 35 |
| 20. Kansas State 29
| 21. Arizona State 26 |
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| 23. Iowa 25 |
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