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5- Pasco THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Saturday, October 31, 1981 lira rrn) wis yjj jl District Seedings Set In Volleyball Confident Monarchs At Eckerd Area Roundup JJl i ENTRY BLANKTOR PRIZE CROSSWORDS CONTEST October 31, November 2,3 By CRAIG DOLCH Tribune Sports Writer ST. LEO The St. Leo Mon-, archs, brimming with confidence and riding a three-game winning streak, will try to make it four in a row Sunday when they travel to Eckerd College for a 3 p.m. soccer match. St.

Leo has won five of its last six matches, the latest win coming last week against rival Florida Southern, 4-2. 'The players feel good about the; Southern win and I feel like the con For a Shopping Spree of at least 2,3 fidence has built up inside or them, said St. Leo coach John Swart, who has directed his team to a 7-4 record this season with two matches left. "We're going down there with the intentions of winning, but in my mind it's a 50-50 game. "7 PASCO-HERNANDOCITRUS TRIBUNE pas nv "If we play well, then we'll i nr t.

I ZEPHYRHILLS The seedjngs for the 3A-District 7 volleyball tournament at Zephyrhills High on Wednesday through Friday were announced Friday with top-seeded Tampa Catholic receiving a first-round bye. The Lady Crusaders, holders of a 17-1 record against 3A and 4A schools, will sit out Wednesday's action before playing their first match Thursday at 5 p.m. Opening day action Wednesday has No. 4 Springstead (12-4) meeting No. 5 Pasco (7-12) at 4:30 p.m.; No.

2 Hernando (16-4) vs. No. 7 Land 0' Lakes (0-10) at and No. 3 Tarpon Springs (14-4) battling No. 6 Zephyr-hills (7-13) at 7:30.

Tampa Catholic will play the winner of the Springstead-Pasco contest Thursday at 5 p.m. with the surviv-'ers of the Hernando-Land 0 Lakes and Tarpon Springs-Zephyrhills contests playing at 7:30 Thursday night. The two winners Thursday will then advance to the finals, scheduled for Friday at 4:30 p.m. All action will take place at the Zephyrhills High School gymnasium. Lady Leopards Win GCC BROOKSVILLE And the new Gulf Coast Conference champion is the Hernando High School Leopards.

Hernando turned back Zephyrhills Wednesday afternoon at home, 15-11, 15-2, to clinch the league crown. The Leopards finished conference play with a 13-1 record, while Tarpon Springs finished in a tie with Springstead in second a game back. Hernando also boosted its overall record to 21-4 by beating non-conference foe Citrus last Thursday, 15-12, 8-15, 15-8, to conclude regular season action. Hernando plays next in the district tournament at Zephyr I hills, Nov! 4-6. Pairings will be announced Friday.

Jeanne Griffin was the star for Hernando in the first game against Zephyrhills by scoring eight points. Sandi McNeal added four points. McNeal and Griffin collected six and three points respectively in the clinching second game against the Bulldogs. Wendy Winstead and Becky Drummond scored six and five points respectively for Hernando in its first game over Citrus, while McNeal had eight points and Clara Williams three in the third and deciding game. It's the first GCC championship for the Hernando volleyball team.

Meanwhile, Springstead ended its regular season on a bright note Thursday night with a thrilling victory over Tarpon Springs, enabling the Lady Eagles to finish in a tie with the Lady Spongers behind league champion Hernando. The Lady Eagles won the first game, 15-12, dropped the second, 7-15, but bounced back to claim the third, 15-13. Springstead, which finished regular season play at 14-4 and conference play at 1 1-3, split two matches Wednesday night in Tampa. Tampa Catholic beat Springstead, 15-1, 13-15, 15-0, while the Lady Eagles turned back Pasco, 15-12, 15-11. Tampa Catholic is seeded No.

1 in the 3A-District 7 tournament set for Zephyrhills High School Wednesday through Friday. JHS Jamboree Set BROOKSVILLE All six Hernando Junior High Conference ninth-grade boys basketball teams ne explained, conversely, we don't play that well, we may not." The Monarchs will be boosted by the return of winger Mike Sears, who sat out the Florida Southern contest with a bruised shoulder. Sears is the team's second leading scorer with 17 points (six goals, five assists). Freshman winger Steve Martel paces the Monarchs with 23 points Clara Williams Hernando starter will compete in a pre-season jamboree on Nov. 24 at Zephyrhills Junior High School.

Action begins at 6 p.m., with Bayonet Point taking on Pasco. Other action finds Parrott meeting Gulf; Ridgewood taking on Zephyrhills; Bayonet Point playing Parrott; Pasco meeting Ridgewood; and Gulf clashing with Zephyrhills. The regular season begins on Nov. 30. Junior high triple-headers are played on Monday and Thursday nights.

Cook Fifth In Karate BROOKSVILLE Nina Cook placed fifth in her division in the U.S. Open karate tournament held in St. Petersburg recently. The local resident competed against other girls and boys in the 11-12 age-height division. In the latest ratings released by the Florida Black Belt Association, she is ranked No.

1 in the brown belt division. Cook has earned enough points to be invited to the Florida Grand Championships at the University of Florida, Dec. 5. UA 'EN AHl TR 5 A lETRJNf Bt Ho "eipi Hi fa i 1 (10 goals, three assists) while Pa-, trick Baboun, who scored two goals while replacing Sears against FCS, chiDs in with 15 (six coals, three as sists). Swart says he hasn't seen Eckerd, the state's No.

8-ranked team, play since the Sunshine State Conference tournament, but "they'll be a very tough outfit. im expecting iunaays game, and our final game against FIT-Mel-bourne to be our toughest back-to-back matches of the year." Cut and paste on back of envelope. Entries must be mailed, postmarked not later than Tuesday, to Prize Crosswords Contest Editor. The Tampa Tribune, P.O. Box 897, Tampa, Fla 33601 or delivered to any Tribune office.

Name Address AptLot No. City Zip I I I Phone EKU's Floyd Named Defensive Player Of Week I would like to have The Tribune delivered to. LJ my home. has five tackles for minus 37 yards, has caused two fumbles, has returned 24 punts for 174 yards and two kickoffs for 55 yards. Teammate Mike Wagers, who graduated from This list contains amona others the correct words for" Prize Crosswords.

AGE CONFUTED ENRAGED JERKY RASH TUNE BROOKSVILLE George Floyd of Eastern Kentucky University was named defensive player of the week in the Ohio Valley Conference for his play last Saturday in the Colonels' 19-11 victory over league-foe Western Kentucky. The Hernando High School graduate, who is the only area prep player ever named three straight years to The Tribune's All-Area team, had eight tackles, six assists, a pass interception, a pass deflection, a quarterback sack and a tackle behind the line of scrimmage of the ball carrier. The Ail-American rover back's play in the big game helped his club also take over as the No. I team in the country in Division 1-AA. EKU was tied with Jackson (Miss.) State for the No.

1 spot going into last week's action, but Grambling beat Jackson State. The Colonels were a unanimous choice this week in the national poll. Eastern Kentucky can clinch a tie for the OVC championship and a spot in the eight-team playoffs by beating Murray State on the road today. The Racers are ranked 10th in the nation. EKU hasn't won a game at Murray since 1969.

The Richmond, school is 5-0 in conference action, while Murray State and three other teams are tied for second at 3-2. Coach Roy Kidd had this to say about Floyd's play: "George plays this way, week in and week out. He playd another outstanding game against Western. "And the thing I like about George is when he fumbled that punt (he recovered it), he didn't mope around about it. He didn't kick the dirt, or drop his head.

He just went right back to playing his good, sound defense." Floyd leads the Ohio Valley Conference in pass interceptions with seven, returning them for 109 yards. He leads his team in tackles with 36 solos and also has 23 assists. On the year, Floyd AWE CUB FEW BEND CURB FOGY BLARE CURE FOOD BLAZE DAM GIN BORED DAY GOOD COB EAST: GORED CONFUSED ENGAGED HAZE JUNE RUSH WAITER LADS SAY WEEK NINE SIDE WIDE NONE SLACKEN WOOD PAY SLACKER PERKY TIN POTTERING TOTTERING outstanding game against Western. The junior linebacker started and played most: of the game. He had three solo tackles and three assists.

Senior Rodney Byrd, a teammate of Floyd and Wagers in high school, was back at full strength for the first time in a month against Western. The starting safety picked off one pass in the game and returned it 21 yards and was in on one tackle. Sophomore Chris Sullivan, a graduate of Hud-; son High School, started at center for the Colonels and played almost every down in the Western game. Sophomore Mike Bobek, a Gulf High graduate, is back-up to Sullivan at center. LIVE BROADCAST! MJRI(Q)ILM(CIM( AFYflMJIEl CLUESACROSS 1.

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