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Coastal Carolina UniversityCCU Digital CommonsOn Campus Newsletter CCU Newsletters11-11-1992On Campus, November 11, 1992Coastal Carolina CollegeCoastal Carolina UniversityFollow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.coastal.edu/on-campusPart of the Higher Education Commons, and the History CommonsThis Periodical is brought to you for free and open access by the CCU Newsletters at CCU Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in OnCampus Newsletter by an authorized administrator of CCU Digital Commons. For more information, please contact commons@coastal.edu.Recommended CitationCoastal Carolina College and Coastal Carolina University, "On Campus, November 11, 1992" (1992). On Campus Newsletter. 18.https://digitalcommons.coastal.edu/on-campus/18A Newsletter for Faculty and Staff of Coastal Carolina College Sports U odate-Soccer team receives NCAA bid Coastal's mens soccer team will be the first Big South Conference member to play in the NCAA Soccer tournament when it faces USC Sunday, Nov. 15, at 1 p.m. in Columbia. This is the first at-large bid given to a Big South team for any NCAA Tournament. Coastal earned its place in the tournament with a strong showing in the final month of the season when the team defeated four nationally-ranked teams. 'We're very proud to be representing Coastal Carolina and the Big South Conference," Coach Paul Banta said 'We're very pleased with the opportunity to play in the NCAA tournament. I'm excited for our players, especially our seniors, and we're pleased that the NCAA has chosen us as one of the top teams in the try " coun . The winner of Sunday's match will advance to the second round and play the winner of the UNC Charlotte - Davidson match. There are 150 free tickets for students and 30 free tickets for faculty and staff. Students, faculty, and staff may sign up for free tickets beginning at 9 a.m. Thursday. The student location is the SGA Office in the Student Center; the faculty/staff location is the Athletic Office in the PE Center. Tickets will reserved on a frst-ccLle, first-served basis. Students must present a valid student ill. Those who have signed for free tickets will pick-up their tickets from a Coastal representative at the gate in Columbia. Coastal will provide a 48-passenger bus for students and a 28-passenger van for faculty/ staff. Those who wish to ride the buses must sign up at the ticket locations. Buses will leave the Singleton Building parking lot at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday. Those who do not receive free tickets may purchase tickets at the gate in Columbia for $6 or $4 with a valid student ID. The soccer stadium in Columbia is near The Roost and the Indoor Practice Complex. From Rosewood, turn right onto South Marion and continue to Haywood. The stadium is on the corner of Marion and Haywood. ~ Sign-up For Free Soccer TIckets Begins Thursday at 9 a.m. Students: SGA Office • Faculty/Staff: Athletic Office Special Edition Nov. 11,1992 Cudone '!burney brings nation's top women golfers to Coastal The golf program will be hosting one of the most prestigious athletic events ever held at Coastal Nov. 13 through 15 when 75 collegiate women golfers tee-off in the 1992 Carolyn Cudone Intercollegiate Golf Tournament. The field for the tournament includes 15 of the top collegiate women's golf teams in the country and many of the top-ranked amateur players. Of the teams competing, 11 were in the top 25 in the nation according to the latest Golfweek!raylor Made rankings. The teams and their rankings are: Alabama (13), Arizona (21), Auburn, Central Florida (24), Coastal Carolina, Florida (13), Georgia (17), LSU, Kentucky (2), Minnesota (9), Mississippi, North Carolina (1), Texas (6), Tennessee (19), and South Carolina (7). Vicki Goetz, the amateur who is ranked number one in the nation, is on the Georgia team. Goetz was the 1992 NCAA Individual Champion and was named 1991 female amateur oftheyear. The talent represented in this field will probably not be matched in any other tournament this year See Cullone Tournament on page 2. CudoneTournament------------------------Continued from page 1 except the NCAA Championship. Coach Brennan tells us there is already a waiting list of coaches who have asked to participate in our 1993 Carolyn Cudone Tournament. The tournament is named in honor of Myrtle Beach resident Carolyn Cudone. Carolyn has become one of this area's foremost ambassadors of golf through her personal success in national and international golf competition, her commitment to athletics, and her role in founding the Myrtle Beach Junior Golf Program in 1981. Carolyn has won 48 champion-ships at the state level or above. In international competition, she won her match in the 1956 Curtis Cup between the United States Big South volleyball championship set for Nov. 13-14 Coastal's volleyball coach Tammi McCaudy-Lee and her Lady Chants are hosting the Big South Conference Volleyball Tournament Nov. 13-14. The tournament features all ten conference members in a single-elimination format. Play begins at 9 a.m. Friday when eighth-seed Winthrop plays ninth-seed Charleston Southern. Coastal Carolina is seeded seventh and plays tenth-seed Campbell at 11 a.m. on Friday. The champion-ship game begins at 5 p.m. Saturday. The Lady Bulldogs ofUNC Asheville, who are undefeated this year in conference play, will defend their 1991 conference title. --and Great Britain and was captain of the winning United States team in the 1970 Curtis Cup and the 1962 International Four Ball Match Play Championship. She won the USGA Women's Senior National Championship five consecutive years (1968-1972), finished second twice, and third once. She was recently inducted into the South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame, the South Carolina Golf Hall of Fame, and the Carolinas Golf Hall of Fame. The Dunes Golf and Beach Club is hosting the event, and Breck (The Dial Corporation) has agreed to be our major corporate sponsor. As a result of the efforts of our tournament committee, the support from our business Friday, Nov. 13 community has been outstanding. Hotel rooms, meals, and transportation are among the many items and services that have been donated by local businesses. The athletes will be guests of the Carolina Opry on Thursday-evening. The tournament has a winning combination: a field of top-ranked collegiate teams, the involvement of a renowned pioneer in women's golf, one of the finest golf courses in the country, an outstanding national corporate sponsor, and community support. The tournament is open to spectators and admission is free. Starting times are 9 a.m. ,Friday and Saturday, and 8 a.m. for the final round on Sunday. --9:00am. Big South Volleyball Tournament Begins, Kimbel Gym First Round of The Carolyn Cudone Intercollegiate GolfToumament, Dunes Club 11:00 a.m. Coastal vs. Campbell in Big South Volleyball Championship S<l turday, NOv. 14 9:00a.m. Second Round of The Carolyn Cudone Intercollegiate Golf Tournament, Dunes Club 5:00 p.m. Championship Game - Big South Volleyball Championship, Kimbel Gym Sunday, NOv. 15 8:00am. l:00p.m. 2 Final round of The Carolyn Cudone Intercollegiate Golf Tournament, Dunes Club Coastal vs. USC in the First Round of NCAA Soccer Championship, The Graveyard, USC Columbia 

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