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Staff Writer
Soccer goalkeepers have it rough.
While their teammates are considered
phenoms if they score one out of five tries,
goalkeepers are told to pack it up if they
allow such a percentage of scores against
them.
But UNC goalkeeper Martin Trimble
never has had to worry about losing his
job because of letting too may soccer balls
get past him.
Trimble has been an All-ACC selection
at goalie since he began playing Tar Heel
soccer three years ago, and the
Philadelphia native comes into this
season as a key player on a competitive
Carolina team.
The bearded, muscular Trimble has
been tending the goal, but he just as easily
could have been a leading scorer for
Carolina had he not wanted to play
with the older kids.
"I wanted to play with the older guys
when I was in junior high." Tribles says,
"and the only way I could do that was to
play goalie."
"Hardly anyone wanted to take the
abuse that goes with being a goalkeeper.
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Goalie was the only position that the big
guys would let us try," Trimble says.
Trimble is a big guy now, standing 6
feet and weighing 185 pounds. But he still
takes abuse as a goalkeeper.
"You get a lot of bumps and bruises
playing the goal, and you have to be
eccentric to play the position. I guess I'm
eccentric,' Trimble said.
So from his beginnings in soccer as a
younger . kid playing with the big boys,
Trimble has improved his play and is now
the ACC's premier goalkeeper and a
possible All-American selection.
But soccer in North Carolina is just
starting to catch on and Trimble has
received less recognition during his career
than a player in another region, of the
country might have received.
Trimble said that not receiving the.
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publicity of top players in basketball or
football has been frustrating, but that he
really plays for the love of the game.
"I do play for self-satisfaction," he said.
"Even though players in this region of the
country don't receive the attention of the
other areas, I'm proud to play here.
"The game becomes empty if you play
.just to see your name in a newspaper.
Seeing 1,000 people in the Fetzer Field
stands cheering for something the team
does well is what it's all about," Trimble
said.
But Carolina soccer is starting to
attract attention, mostly because the
caliber of play is improving. UNC
finished the season 14-3-1 last year under
Coach Anson Dorrance, and Trimble, a
team captain, thinks there is high
potential for this season.
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"We've got three goals for the year "
Trimble said. "Being the best team in
North Carolina, getting an NCAA
tournament bid and beating Clemson for
the ACC title."
If the Tar Heels reach those goals this
season, the play of Martin Trimble
should be a big reason. He had nine
shutouts last season, including games
against .Applachian State and Maryland.
Dorrance says that Trimble didn't get to
show his ability last year because he
didn't handle that many shots. Still,
Trimbie has allowed under one goal per
game.
- "Martin was one reason we were able
to be competitive against the super teams
last year," Dorrance said. "He knows
where to play around the goal and is the
team leader."
Trimble thinks that leadership on the
field is his biggest strength, "I call out a
lot of directions to the other players," he
said. "I can see the whole field from where
I play."
Trimble doesn't plan on quitting soccer
when he leaves Carolina.
"I am going to give professional soccer
a try," he said. "It's something that I've
thought about for a long time.
"I don't want to be 65 and ask myself
why I didn't give it a shot. I want to play
pro for two years, and if I succeed, fine.
But I'll have to be ready to meet failure,
too." -
Carolina plays 10 home games this fall
at Fetzer Field. And Trimble will be the
man wearing black, standing alone at one
end of the field one moment, then fending
off a series of head shots and kicks the
next. . " . "
Its the same thing he's been doing for
several years now, and he loves every
minute of it. "The game is a real passion
' for me," he said.
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