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Tough weekend slate for Heels
Women face EKU, Tennessee Tech
by Will Wilson
Staff Writer
The road ahead does not get any easier for the UNC
women's basketball team. After running into a hot-shooting
Appalachian State squad Tuesday night and losing, the Tar
Heels are scheduled to be on their way west today for a pair of
weekend games against schools with good women's basketball
reputations.
- Friday at 5:30 p.m., Carolina plays Eastern Kentucky in
Richmond, Ky. Eastern Kentucky was the Region 11 (UNCs
region) runner-up in the Association of Intercollegiate.
Athletics for Women last season, but it is only 2-8 this year.
"They're better than their record indicates," UNC Coach
Angela Lumpkin said Wednesday. "They've just been playing
some tough teams. When you get a program of that caliber,
your record will suffer a little because the best teams will want
to play you. . - ' . "
Carolina will move one more step up the ladder Saturday at
5 p.m. when it takes on the defending Region II champion,
Tennessee Tech, at Cookville, Tenn. Unlike Eastern
Kentucky, Tennessee Tech has kept its record on the plus side
and is rankd fifth in the latest coaches' poll conducted by the
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Golden Eaglettes of Cookville handed Carolina its
worst defeat of the season last year, 1 1 1-63, on the strength of
a 49-22 rebounding edge.
"They're better than they were then, Lumpkin said of the
current squad. "They recruited three all-state players."
Compounding the task for Carolina is the ankle sprain
suffered by Sheila Judge against AS U. She may not play this
weekend. Other injuries have sidelined Joyce Patterson and
Mickey McGlade for the season and kept Joan Leggett out of
the lineup for two weeks.
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UNC center Bemadette McGlade goes up for a jumper against Old Dominion in
action last weekend. McGlade. the Tar Heels' leading rebounder, will be counted on
heavily to give UNC muscle inside against Eastern Kentucky and Tennessee Tech.
Tar pucks check State, 3-1
The UNC ice hockey team skated to a 3-2 win over N.C. State Tuesday in the first
round of the Big Four Ice Hockey Tournament in Greensboro Coliseum before a
crowd of 1,200.
Matt Judson scored the Tarpucks' first goal in the first period. State evened the
score minutes later. UNCs Marc Issacson put his team ahead to stay later in the first
period. Rob Glen added the extra goal in the second period.
In the other first-round match, Duke slapped Wake Forest 6-1. Carolina faces
Duke in the finals of the tournament Friday at 9 p.m. State and Wake will meet in
the consolation match at 7 p.m.
Grid opener:
Peach rematch
North Carolina's 1977 football schedule
features a rematch with Peach Bowl
opponent Kentucky, a big home battle with
powerful Texas Tech and games against all
six of its Atlantic Coast Conference rivals.
The schedule includes five home games
and six road contests.
The Tar Heels will open 1977 play against
the Kentucky Wildcats. The two teams will
square off in Lexington Sept. 10.
Kentucky is one of three 1976 bowl teams
on Carolina's schedule this fall. The others
are Maryland, which played in the Cotton
Bowl, and Texas Tech, a participant in the
Astro-Blue Bonnet Bowl.
Carolina has faced Texas Tech only once
in history. The Tar Heels won, 32-28, in the
1972 Sun Bowl. Texas Tech tied for the
Southwest Conference championship last
season and should again have one of the best
teams in America. That game is scheduled
for Oct. 1 in Chapel Hill.
Maryland returns to the Tar Heel schedule
after a one-year absence. Carolina, with a 4-1
conference record, finished second to the
Terps in the ACC standings last season. That
game will be played in College Park Oct. 29.
The Tar Heels will also renew another old
rivalry when they host South Carolina Oct.
22. Carolina has not faced the independent
Gamecocks since 1974.
Carolina's other non-conference
opponents will be Richmond in the Kenan
Stadium opener Sept. 17 and Northwestern
in Evanston, 111., Sept. 24.
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