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The USC women's soccer team defeated
UNC Greensboro Satin-day 4-2.
This match was the preseason's final
scrimmage, and a win was just what
the Gamecocks needed to get the regular
season off to a good start.
The game was scoreless until junior
Angela Austin scored the first goal on
a penalty kick with 13:34 left in the first
half. Junior Jennie Ondo was fouled inside
the box to set up the penalty
kick.
UNCG's Ali Lord scored early in the
second half to tie the game at 1-1. Carolina
then scored two goals within 12
minutes to take a 3-1 lead. Freshmen
Lydia Bienias and Melinda Carter
scored the goals, respectively. Lord
scored again for the visitors with 15:49
left in the second half. Morgan Mclntyre
scored the game's final goal to give
the Lady Gamecocks the 4-2 win over
UNCG.
USC coach Sue Kelly said she's
excited about the upcoming season.
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Both the USC men's soccer and
vomen's volleyball teams will open
lp their season Tuesday night at 7.
The volleyball team will start the
season with a home match against
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Cindy Robarge said she feels the
earn is ready.
"We're ready to go," Robarge said.
It's been a long preseason and we're
eady to play someone besides each
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Carolina will be led by senior Ashey
Edlund, a two-time All-SEC firstearn
member, junior Crystal Moore,
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ast year, and Robarge, who was a
iecond-team All-SEC member as a
lophomore.
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to have a big impact quickly.
Summer will most likely start at the
lutside hitter position, since Robarge
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has moved to a middle blocker position
to make room for her.
"It's a big change, but it's the position
I played in high school, and I
was actually recruited to play the
middle," said Robarge, a Columbia
native.
Also look for sophomore Mandy
Quarterman to be a big producer at
the outside hitter position.
Last year, Carolina went 21-8 and
advanced to the second round of
the NCAA Tournament.
The men's soccer team will open
Tuesday as well, hosting Coker
College at Eugene E. Stone III Stadium
at the Graveyard. The stadium
is located between Bates West and
The Roost.
This year's squad will be young,
but it has shown a lot of potential
in the preseason. One player no longer
with the team is Josh Wolff, who departed
a year early to play with Major
League Soccer.
"When I think Josh could be playing
for us this week, I wish he was
still here," USC coach Mark Berson
said.
But don't look for Carolina, who
went 16-3-1 last year, to be down.
The team is stocked with talented
players eager to return to the NCAA
Tournament, where it advanced to
the second round in 1997.
Senior John Harr (31 points on
13 goals and five assists), midfielder
Ryan O'Neill (21 points on six goals
and nine assists), defenders Chris
Lockwood and Chris Morman and
goalkeeper Henry Ring (6.5 shutouts,
one goal allowed per game) will be
the headliners for the Gamecocks.
Also look for sophomore Kim Eriksen,
senior Nathan Watkins and
freshman Joey Worthen to be big producers
in 1998.
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