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sports editor BRYAN JOHNSTON
South Carolina coach Eddie Fogle
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to Lexington, Ky., Tuesday night for a
with the Kentucky Wildcats.
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^ Women's basketball ^
Tonight vs. Vanderbilt
7:30 p.m., McGuire Arena
^ Swimming and Diving __
Saturday vs. Clemson
1 p.m. Carolina NatatoriunT- tf
Wednesday, January 14,1998
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7P/c I two Newcomers of the Year
were Jermale Kelly and Cecil Caldwell,
and the Weight Room Award went to
Jason Lawson.
This year's team finished 5-6 under
/right and ^ourt^ year coach Brad Scott. ^
1997Sou& Boat Show'98
he Game- Names are now bemg accepted for
itball ban- women interested in competing for Miss
ams-Brice ?oat ^ow '^ie competition is for
women modeling swimwear on an in'anceboro
door stage 9 p.m. Thursday, January
jq i ft 22 at the SC State Fairgrounds Com
suffered a plex in Columbia. Cash prizes will be
arly in the awarded totaling $1,000. Anyone inrrently
re- terested in competing should call 781gery.
Wig- 2105> 781-5940 ext 1 or (800) 951-4008.
5, S.C., was . ,J
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d by block- The USC track and field team inked
areer. seven women and two men to letter of
Hula Bowl intents for 1998. The class was highin
Hawaii, lighted by the signing of Char Foster
e Lee Wig- of Newport Richey, Fla., a 13-time state
a won the champion in Florida and a three-time
; Most Im- member of the national team. The
Yoy Ham- signees include Gerald Pressley from
osive Back, Mauldin, S.C., who led his team to
rilliams; the state title in 1997.
utstanding "The athletes we signed are national ^
Receiver, level competitors," USC coach Curtis
le Kelly; Frye said. "We certainly look forward
utstanding to them coming to South Carolina."
ive Line- The women's signees are as follows:
d Hrubiec; Tacita Bass (Mobile, Ala.); Char Fosive
Scout ter (Newport Richey, Fla.); Mechelle
Thomas Lewis (Fort Washington, Md.);Mikisha
Lewis (Fort Washington, Md.); Tanya
d e f e n s e, Povey (Devon, England); Alana Robin^.braham
son (Grossile, Mich.); Demetria
nsive Play- Washington (Fayetteville, N.C.).
; Defensive The men's signees include Patrick ^
dost Out- Grosserode (Lincoln, Neb.) and Gerald
er, Shane Pressley (Mauldin, S.C.).
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