Clemson Olympic Sports Roundup

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CLEMSON - The Clemson Lady Tiger basketball team will play at Wake Forest Sunday afternoon at the Lawrence Joel Memorial Coliseum in Winston-Salem.

The 1 p.m. game will be televised live by Fox Sports Net South.

Clemson has a 16-8 record overall, and a 6-7 mark in the ACC. Wake Forest has a 10-14 record overall, and a 3-10 mark in league play. Clemson is coming off a 59-47 win over Georgia Tech Thursday night.

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The Lady Tigers are led in scoring by Lakeia Stokes with a 16.9 ppg. average. She also leads the team in rebounding with a 7.3 rpg. mark. Stokes also leads the team in assists (90) and steals (60).

Liz Strunk leads the Demon Deacons in scoring (13.6 ppg.) and rebounding (5.1 rpg.)

This will be the 49th meeting between Clemson and Wake Forest on the basketball court. Clemson leads the overall series 39-9, including a 71-68 win over the Demon Deacons on Jan. 21 at Clemson.

CLEMSON PROBABLE STARTERS


                     Cl      Hgt.    PPG.    RPG


F-Lakeia Stokes,     SR,     6-0,    17.0,   7.5


F-Maggie Slosser,    SR,     6-2,    9.7,    5.8


C-Amanda White,      SO,     6-4,    6.6,    4.7


G-Julie Aderhold,    SR,     5-11,   9.5,    3.6


G-Julie Talley,      SO,     5-6,    8.1,    2.2


WAKE FOREST PROBABLE STARTERS


                     Cl      Hgt.    PPG.    RPG


F-Liz Strunk,        SO,     6-1,    13.6,   5.1


F-Erin Ferrell,      JR,     6-0,    11.4,   4.6


C-Melissa Washington,FR,     6-5,    2.1,    3.1


G-Posche' Jones,     FR,     5-3,    4.9,    2.6


G-Cotelia Bond-Young,SO,     5-7,    10.7,   3.9

TIGER GOLFERS IN ACTION

The Clemson Golf Team travels to Puerto Rico this weekend for the 2004 Puerto Rico Classic.

Purdue will play host to the three-day 54-hole event at The River Course at Westin Rio Mar

Country Club.

This year's field includes six teams ranked in the top 10 in the Golfweek/Sagarin rankings. The No. 1 Florida Gators and No. 2 Tigers will look to battle it out for 2004 Championship. The Oklahoma State Cowboys are the defending champions at this year's event.

Clemson will look to better its second place finish a year ago at the event with a much needed victory. Clemson is coming off a fourth place finish last week at the Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate in Ponte-Vedra Florida. Clemson has finished in the top four of every

event this year and 23 in a row over the past three years.

The River Course at Westin Rio Mar Country Club is a 6,945-yard par 72 layout. The River Course is very demanding from tee-to-green and will offer a great test for the college teams participating in this year's event. If the wind blows hard like it potentially can, the course will play extremely difficult.

Seniors, Matt Hendrix and Gregg Jones will lead the Tigers at this year's Puerto Rico Classic. Junior Jack Ferguson will round off this trio of returning All-Americans for the Tigers. Hendrix finished 34th in last week's tournament and is currently ranked 21st in the Golfweek/Sagarin rankings. Jones is coming off a third place showing and is ranked 12th in the Sagarin rankings. Ferguson finished 14th in the Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate and is currently ranked 23rd.

Junior Brent Dealahoussaye and sophomore Brian Duncan will complete the five-man team this weekend. This will be the first time the two have competed in the Puerto Rico Classic. Delahoussaye currently has a 73.71 stroke average with 67 being his low round of the year. Duncan has a 75.36 stroke average for the year.

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