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by Will Wilson
Staff Writer
The old adage about tournament play
reads, "Never look past your first game." For
the UNC women's basketball team, that may
be hard to live up to when it begins play
tonight in the second Virginia Invitational
Tournament (VIT).
The Tar Heels, the defending champions,
face the host Cavaliers tonight at 7 in the
third opening-round game of the day.
Looming ahead, however, are possible
contests against two of the three
tournament teams ranked in the nation's top
20.
The presence of N.C. State (8th-ranked),
Old Dominion (12th) and Maryland (17th)
means that a successful title defense by
Carolina would almost be enough by itself to
make the season a success for the Tar Heels.
Other first-round games today match
N.C. State and Madison at 1 1 a.m.. Old
Dominion and South Carolina at 1 p.m. and
Maryland and Wake Forest at 9 p.m. The
UNC-UVa winner will play the Maryland
Wake victor in the semifinals.
Staff photo by Rouse Wilson
If Virginia women's basketball coach Dan Bonner had had his way, UNO's freshman
Shelia Judge (left) would be wearing a Cavalier uniform this weekend in the Virginia
Invitational Tournament. Judge chose to be a Tar Heel, however, and will help her
teammates defend the VIT title they won a year ago.
Rainbow soccer season opens Saturday
The 1977 Rainbow Soccer season opens with registration and
clinics this weekend.
Registration will be held from 10 a.m. to noon Feb. 12 and 19 at the
Muirhead Soccer Stadium on 15-501 by-pass at Glen Lennox. Coach
and referee clinics will be held at 1 1 a.m. both Saturdays.
Team assignments will be issued from 10 a.m. to noon Feb. 26.
Practice begins Monday, Feb. 28, and jerseys will be issued and the
first matches played the Weekend of March 5-6. Eight weekends of
matches will end April 23-24.
"Because of the continual need to upgrade skills and educate
players to the sport of soccer and the spirit of Rainbow Soccer," Kip
Friday, the consolation semifinals will be
at 1 1 a.m. and 1 p.m. The championship
semifinals are set for 7 and 9 that night. The
consolation final is scheduled for II a.m.
Saturday, with the championship game to
follow at 1 p.m.
Carolina and Virginia met back in
December in Carmichael Auditorium, with
the Tar Heels winning, 60-54. The Cavaliers'
are one of the shortest teams on the UNC
schedule, and they relied on their outside
shooting for nearly all their points in the
earlier game.
Forward Marilyn Beery, who came off the
bench to score 15 points in that game, has
averaged that, amount over the season and
leads the Virginia scoring. Guard Kathy
Williams is second, averaging 13.7 points a
game.
Since the December meeting, neither team
has done as well as they would have liked.
Carolina, beset by injuries to starters Joyce
Patterson and Joan Leggett and reserve
Mickey McGlade, has struggled to a 7-9
record. Against teams outside North
Carolina, UNC has lost six straight games.
Virginia stood 4-6 through last week and
lost its first four games after the Christmas
break before defeating Bridgewater.
The UNC-UVa game is expected to be the
closest of the opening-round games. In the
other three, the ranked teams are heavily
favored to advance to the semifinals.
Last year, Carolina defeated Virginia,
Clemson and Maryland in winning the initial
VIT. N.C. State and UNC had been the pre
tourney favorites, but Maryland knocked off
the Wolf pack in a semifinal upset.
I n addition to Virginia, the Tar H eels have
faced a couple of other tournament teams
already this season. In December, they lost
at N.C. State, 71-58, and three weeks ago
they lost at home to Old Dominioni6-56.
Ward, president and program director of Rainbow Soccer said, "it is
necessary that parents, players and friends of Rainbow become
involved as coaches and officials. The time factor is less than four
hours per week, and the rewards in expanded friends and insight into
our sport are tremendous."
Ward said carpool arrangements should be made before
registration forms are turned in. People who want to play on the
same team must register as individuals.
Rainbow Soccer, according to its officials, is a nonviolent
recreational soccer program with decreased emphasis on winning
and is open to any person, regardless of age, sex or skill.
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