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Page 10 1 T *4 i A lOtS I HUNT continued from page nine Staying on the diamond, the women's softball team, which was ravaged by injuries and suspensions as the 1998 season wore on, was struggling for a breath of life as school ended in early May. They went down to Columbus, Ga., on May 8-10 and made a valiant effort with only 11 players on the roster. They won their first game of the tournament 2-0 on a seventh inning hnmp run hv snnhnmnrp T.pnnnn Troesh. They didn't fare as well the rest of the tournament as they wore down from the lack of substitutes and eventually were eliminated by Florida and Mississippi State. *4f 2014 greene street colur phone: 803 256-0095 hours: mi www.papajazz.i Has the "AC 801 Main St. Corn 799-7406 wppvru The successful men's tennis team fe won the East Regional of the NCAA rt Tournament before they were seeded No. 16 in the national championships si and were paired against No. 1 Mis- pi sissippi State. The Gamecocks could di not muster any wins in the match as C they were eliminated 4-0 by the Bull- tl dogs. tl The men's golf team, off a close sec- n ond place finish to the University of tl Georgia at the SEC Tournament, had a couple of successful consecutive week- V. rrri _ r: a. l J il ] C euus. me iirsi weeneuu uiey piaueu o eighth at the NCAA East Golf Regional ir at Hilton Head. Then they advanced tl to the NCAA Championships in Albuquerque, N.M., where they were as high tl as sixth place the first three days but S y Book: LARGEST Se 'arolina Tradition Since 1961 er of Greene & Main Coll 799-7188 FAX(80; BUY4SELL>' mm | 1 %] I Thousands or New y Compact Discs, Cass r and Vinyl LP's I % POP + ROCK + URBi $0 JAZZ + BLUES + CL Sports The Gamecock id in a 11 to 11th after a disappointing fourth >und. The women's track team fell just ay of capturing the team SEC Chamionship to eventual champion Floria at the SEC Outdoor Track and Field hampionships. The Gators edged out le Lady Gamecocks by 20 points in ae final tally. On the way to wining, senior Lisa Misipeka captured le hammer title. Thn T a/1tt Cln?v"?aaaaLa In/1 Vmr a lie uauj uaiiictutivo wcic icu uj tisipeka who won her third-career EC title. USC dominated the hamler events as they placed 1-2-5-7 in le event. For the men, they placed fifth in le conference and were led by Brad nyder who won his sixth-career SEC n store lection! yy imbia, SC 29202 3) 799-5521 TRADE and Used ;ette Tapes U5's IN + R&B ASSICAL nbia.sc 29205 Dn-sat 10-7 sun 1-6:30 :om/ ? month title as ne captured two titles, one in ; the shot put and one in the discus. The fun is not over for USC fans. The men's and women's track teams are headed up to Buffalo, N.Y., for the NCAA Outdoor Championships and also the USATF Championships in New Orleans, La. But don't fear when all of that is over. By then it will be time for another summer of hype as the hope that springs eternal for our football team once again moves into high gear. Fall practice starts in early August and lots of fresh, new faces will be competing for starting sports. Can Brad's boys make 1998 their breakthrough year? Check us out in August, and we will do it all over again. y Cycle Center I M 9003 Two r 3 Spring Valley Commo ? Cycle Center Business Graduate ! 1 * ' Prepare Ace the te summer. Appl #Cla Cal 1 -800-KAP www.kapla 'Test names are registered trademarks * Wednesday, June 3,1998 Bouknight, D /111 /\<* jjauci nuiiuicu ports editor BRYAN JOHNSTON Freshmen Kip Bouknight and * Peter Bauer were named to the 1998 Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America Baseball Team. Bouknight broke the South Carolina record for victories by a freshman when he went 11-3 in leading the Gamecocks to the NCAA Regional tournament. Bauer, a 6-foot-8-inch native ot silver Spring, Md., went /-u in ^ mostly non-conference appearances. The All-America team was selected by the staff of Collegiate Baseball newspaper. h5T ?n Sd/e, 3-6992 v? C^nnnm^ P?n*?r iid onuyyiiiy UUIIICI 5 Points Cycle Center St. Andrews ^ lenSt. 2719 Broad River Rd. 5-0557 (803) 798-7799 to's in Five Points Just north of Rush's Law Medical i now. ly this fall. sses will begin soon. II now to enroll! -test ri.com of their respective owners