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STAFF REPORTS
Former Gamecock three-time All-An
pitcher Trinity Johnson and Carolina as
softball coach Holly Aprile (outfield) ha\
selected to represent the United States J
30 in Medellin, Colombia on the U.S. F
Qualifier Tfeam.
Johnson, also named SEC Player of tl
for 1997, led the nation this past season i
(0.38) and strikeouts per seven innings (11
posted a 34-3 record with aya strikeouts
also representing America in Superball "91
began Monday and runs through Sur
i
Harold Green is one of several Ibn
dance at the Milte Jones Football <
School in Columbia. Green wiD 1
Gerald Dixon. Jones, a New Engbu
eral others from the NFL, ineftnc
Harper, Ray Agnew, Bobby Boost
Foundation, along with Ikon Offi
computer systems to Ihe Bethleh*
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usuu9 /tprur ci
m Qualifier T(
Columbus, Ga.
Aprile, a 1992 All-Americ
lencan pogi^gn has been the Carolinj
sistant 5. ,
,e been for ^ seasonsuly
20- two were selected to 1
'an Am concIusion of the 1997 USA S
National Tfeam Festival in Mid
be Year Aprile's East team captured
in TTRA the festival Hpfpflfincr .TnVinar
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. She is The Pan Am Qualifier will
, which for both the 1998ISF Women's Wi
tday in and the 1999 Pan American G*
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mer Gamecock football players who wi
Camp, being held Wednesday at GA. J
le joined by Sterling Sharpe, George
id Patriot and Columbia native, has alt
ling Ben Coates, Derrick Weathersp
on and Jessie CampbelL The Chester
re Sohdions Technology Services will
m Community Center on behalf of Jo
PORTS
L DAVIS continued fo
[IOctCmI. one of mogt
tryouts are lata* ft
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this past season fc
the team to a 24-8i
, Tournament bid a
an at the utility Championship,
a assistant coach He was second
and led the team ii
the squad at the free-throw percen
loftball Women's Cougars in May aft
land, Mich. media art?the
gold medal at ^ 1 wan^ *
in's North team, he said. T wanted
The time spent
qualify the USA great, Davis said,
aid Championship NBA salary, it has
yjjgg Tor someone a
getting paid at all,
Davis said he m
to be able to help t
morlr nn fV?n nnllocn
umi a, uii uxv wuvg\
season. He looks fc
next season.
"I think USC v
season next year,"
and Melvin (Watsc
be the leaders of t
bright for the tean
Before transfei
part of the 1993-94
captured the nati
regrets on his deck
"I wouldn't trac
* Football
r . _ The Sept. 13 game
set for 1 p.m., the gan
Track and Field
Former Gamecock
I ana rieia unampionsj
consecutive year. Her
Sicily in August.
Gamecock Crystal
the shot put. Brad S
Championships, beinj
Softball
Head coach Joyce
Gamecocks to a 63-5 r
$65,000, which is a 3C
Swimming and D
Assistant men's s
Maccabiah Tfeam.
The quadrennial \
competition in 32 offici
Games, scheduled for
will take place from J
Baron, the Game<
time Ail-American at,
file photo he earned six gold me
II be In attenohnson
High Golf
: Rogers and Former Gamecocl
to invited sev- Club in Blythewood. 1
oon, Dwayne 1986 recipient of the E
Mcdockton the elements of hard1
be donating His duties as hea
ties. management and jun
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jnted players, and said the W ]
lis month.
irst team All-SEC honors
ir the Gamecocks, leading
record, including an NCAA
ind the school's first SEC tfMHI
in scoring average (16.0),
13-pointers made (74) and
tage (.804). He joined the H jy
er graduating with a degree Mjfc.. i
t to interfere with school," flj
to finish school first."
with the Cougars has been II
Although the pay isn't an
been a great summer job. LT^l
i J L mtmmm
)imng oui 01 couege ana nut mm
, ifs great money" he said,
lisses USC, and he was glad
he Gamecocks make their
3 basketball world this past
)rward to attending games pF <
srill have a very successful
' Davis said. "B.J. (McKie)
in) are going to step up and
he team. The future looks
?n
L
rring to USC, Davis was a
I North Carolina team that Larry
Ional title. And he has no Cougai
lion to become a Gamecock, in Ral<
le it for the world," he said, scorinf
i a i T m 7 M J u
* I I I 1 w~i T n A
i in Athens, Ga. with the Georgia Bull
le is now at 3:30 p.m. and will be tele\
Dawn Ellerbe captured her fifth title
lip, held in Indianapolis. Ellerbe won
performance qualified her for the W
Brownlee will also participate in the 1
nyder will be competing as well, ar
I held in Athens, Greece in August.
Compton was given a raise in salar
ecord this past season. Compton's nev
I percent increase from her 1996-97 s?
Mng
wimming coach Seth Baron is the he
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Vorld Maccabiah Games Dnngs auuei
al sports. The U.S. Maccabiah Tfeam wi
July 14-24 in Israel. The swimming (
uly 20-23.
locks' assistant men's swimming coac
Auburn University. As a member of th
dais and one silver.
c Matthew McCarley was named he?
McCarley was a three-time captain of
lay Faircloth Award, given to the USC (
work, citizenship, leadership and acco
d pro will be overseeing operations,
ior golf instruction.
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DWAYNE McLEIM
Davis stands in
rs uniform at the 1
sigh, N.C. Davis lei
I and in S-pointers
dogs has been resched
rised as a CBS Region
in the United States c
the USATF hammer t
orld University Game
World University Gam
Ld also will participa
y following her guida
v contract calls for an
dary of $50,000.
sad swim coach for th
;es from around the w
11 compete at the 15th1
competition in which ]
:h for the past three y
e U.S. Maccabiah Swi
id golf professional at
the Gamecocks' golf te
jolflfeam member wh(
mplishment.
including member se
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his Raleigh
Dorton Arena
i the team in
made.
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is, being held in
es, competing in
te in the World
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nee of the Lady
annual salary of
e United States
orld together for
World Maccabiah
Baron will coach i *
ears, was a twom
Team in 1985,
; The University
am, and was the
) brat exemplifies
rvices, pro shop