22 The Tar Heel Thursday, July 6, 1978
Women's golf team
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by Ted Avery
Staff Writer
Taming a golf course requires
concentration, coordination and
consistency. The Carolina women's golf
team excelled in all three areas during the
72-hoIe AIAW national tournament held
in central Florida June 14-17. Playing on
the West Course at the Greenlefe Golf
and Raquet Club, Tar Heels Susan Cary,
Janet Haire, Cathy Graham, Bonnie Bell
and Stephanie Kornegay finished 10th
with a team-record 1255, 37 strokes
behind champion University of Miami.
The squad made a 76-stroke
improvement over last year's 20th-place
finish. This accomplishment was aided by
their third day total of 299 which
shattered the previous team one-round
record by seven strokes and tied the low
one-day score in the AIAW Nationals.
Stated Coach Dot Gunnells, "The fact
that we played there before helped."
Raleighite Susan Cary profited from
the aid by ending her sophomore year
with a 18-hole team-record 72. Her four
day total was 314. Sophomore Janet
Haire, a Florida native, shone in the
Sunshine state by tying her best one
round score with a 73.
Freshman Cathy Graham of Michigan
also fared well with a personal record 74.
Bonnie Bell, the only senior on the team
and a Southern Pines native, "saved her
best for her last collegiate tournament,"
according to Gunnells, by having rounds
of 75, 76 and 78. Her total for four days:
314. Slightly less successful than her
teammates was Stephanie Kornegay who
shot a 318.
After the first 18 holes, the Tar Heels
were 16th, then they climbed to 13th after
36 and then made the Friday cut (only the
top 15 teams were allowed to continue) by
coming in 9th. Their goal says Coach
Gunnells was to "make the cut."
Competing against the Tar Heels were
such standouts as Florida, Florida
International University (the pre
tournament favorite), Texas, SMU,
Furman and Arizona State.
For Ms. Gunnells coaching this year's
team has been a "great experience." Next
year, though, looks even more promising.
Only one golfer is graduating this year
and the remainder of the team will be
gaining experience in tournaments this
summer. Coach Gunnells' goal next year
will be to "stay in the Top Ten." That task
will probably be made easier by the
performance this year by the women's
golf team.
Explains Ms. Gunnells, "Our tenth
place finish will give them a lot of
confidence."
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