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By MARJO RANKIN
Staff Writer
Freshman Kathy Crawford scored a record 30 points and
guards Aprille Shaffer and Joni Berry combined for 38 points to
lead the UNC women's basketball team to an 85-71 revenge
victory over East Carolina Tuesday in Carmichael Auditorium.
The 5-foor-l 1 Crawford crept up on one of senior Bernie
McG lade's 12 records and now' holds the single game scoring
record. McGlade's 29 points was the previous high for UNC
women.
The win broke the tie between UNC and ECU for second place
in N.C. AIAW Division 1, giving Carolina a 2-1 divisional
record, 16-9 overall, and dropping the Pirates to 1-2. UNC has
one divisional game remaining before the state tournament Feb.
21-23.
Crawford broke the nip-and-tuck game open in the second
half, scoring 10 straight points in one stretch and totaling 24 for
the half. The Youngsville forward also led all rebounders, pulling
down 11.
"I feel good about it," Crawford said of the record, "but ...
individual records don't really matter to me as long as we win as a
team."
Crawford added that avenging UNCs 71-68 loss on Jan. 16
motivated her performance.
"They beat us by three over there and I just wanted to get them
back," she said. "We didn't play too well the first half but we
Heels remain 11th; Terps rise
AP Poll
(Games through Sunday)
Team Point Temm Points
1. DePaul (59)19-0 1,180 I. DePaul (39) 19-0 585
2. Syracux20-l 1.066 2. Syracuse 20-1 492
3. Louisville 19-2 1,001 3. Louisville 19-2 471
4. Oregon State20-2 946 4. Oregon State 20-2 405
5. Kentuckyl9-4 865 S. Maryland 16-3 379
6. Louisiana State 16-4 860 6. Kentucky 19-4 344
7. Maryland 16-3 844 7. Louisiana State 16-4 334
8. St. John'il9-2 697 8. St. John's 19-2 256
9. Notre Dame 1 5-3 660 9. Notre Dame 14-3 226
1. Duke 17-4 65 10. Purdue 14-5 204
11. NORTH CAR0L1NA15-4 634 11. NORTH CAROLINA 15-4 1(2
12. Purdue 14-5 488 12. Duke 17-4 177
13. Ohio State 14-5 471 13. Ohio State 14-5 120
14. Brigham Young 1 7-4 312 14. Brigham Young 17-4 84
15. Missouri 16-4 259 IS. Missouri 16-4 76
16. ClemsonlS-5 230 16. Arizona State 16-4 58
17. Weber State 19-2 195 17. Weber State 19-2 50
II. Vkginialt- 152 18. Indiana 13-6 44
19. Arizona State 16-4 143 19. Kansas State 16-4 42
20. lndiana!3-6 113 20. Texas A4.M 17-5 33
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30 tops Carelliaa win
came back in the second half and got it together."
Aftera sporadic first half, which ended with the Pirates leading
30-29. UNC came out firing in the second half as the 5-5 Shaffer
stripped the nets from 16 feet, just eight seconds into the half.
Crawford started her efforts a couple of ECU baskets later, but
she was aided by the outside shooting of Shaffer and Berry.
Fifteen of Shaffer's season-high 18 points came in the second
half, while Berry had 12 in the first and eight in the second half.
Crawford hit a 17-footer at the 16:08 mark to put the Heels up
39-34. The next eight Carolina points came on a variety of
Crawford layups and turn-around jumpers.
The Tar Heels led by 15 several times in the second half and
stretched it to 16, at 63-47, on a follow shot by Crawford with
8:01 left.
"I figured it would be a battle down to the wire," UNC coach
Jennifer Alley said. "The good shooting streak by Kathy
Crawford really helped." She said UNC was working the ball to
Crawford on purpose.
"We were getting the ball to her," Alley said. "Rosie
(Thompson) had three fouls and was having to play a little
conservatively. Kathy was turning around and putting up her
shots."
The 5-9 Thompson, who leads the state in scoring, did nothing
to harm her own average. She scored 25 points for ECU and
collected 10 rebounds.
Alley said the difference in the first and second halves was
intensity.
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...record-breaking 30 points
Men, women sweep dual meet
Tar Heel tankers dunk Pirates
By LINDA ROBERTSON
Staff Writer
The men's and women's swimming
teams traveled to Greenville Monday
night and both teams came away with
wins over East Carolina in dual-meet ac
tion. The men beat the Pirates, 69-44, and
the women romped, 89-5 1.
Bob Omainsky was a double winner for
the Tar Heels with victories in the 1,000
and 500 freestyle distance races.
Roger Vredeveld and Jose DeJesus
placed one-two in the 200 individual
medley. Ken Ireland won the 200 back
just ahead of Vredeveld.
In the diving competition, Barry
Thomas placed first in the three meter
event, with teammate Dave Ciocca
second. Ciocca captured the one meter
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Tar Heel gymnasts meet
ECU in last home match
Tia Walker and Mary Beth Elrod make
final home appearances tonight as North
Carolina gymnasts take on East Carolina
at 7 in Carmichael Auditorium.
Walker will compete in the all-around
competition and Elrod will compete on
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Tar Heels' strongest event!
Even with UNC's win over previously
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reached its potential.
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coach said Duke and North Carolina will
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regionals at the end of March.
Carolina scored 130 points for the first
time this year in its 131-127.45 win over
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rorH 1 "JS point " eaiH That is what
diving, while Thomas was second in the
required dives.
Fritz Homas, Dave Hansen, Todd
Deckman and Tim Sutton won the 400
free relay with a time of 3:07.57.
The women had no problem defeating
the Lady Pirates. Bonny Brown, Mary
Ann Dempster, Karen Hoff and Nancy
H udock teamed to win the first event, the
200 medley relay. Lez Mesmer, Cynthia
Chilcott, Hughes and Cindy Shirey took
the 200 free relay.
Mary Ann Dempster, out most of tht
early season due to an operation, won
two individual events. The Tennessee
native placed first in the 100 and 200 l.M.
Other double winners were Cindy
Shirey (50 and 100 breast) and Cynthia
Chilcott (50 and 100 back).
Freshman Liz Mesmer won the 500
free, Karen Hoff won the 100 fly, Nancy
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Ourso expects the team to be scoring
consistently by regional time.
UNC handled East Carolina easily in
the first meet of the year but they should
be improved. "They have a lot of young
gymnasts that have had more time to get
better."
Carolina's Elise Slobodin, Diana Cates
and Jennifer Britt w ill join Walker in the
all-around competition. During intra
squad competition Slobodin beat out
Tiffany Terranova, who replaced
Slobodin last week.
Terranova will compete in vaulting,
balance beam and floor exercise. She
recently out for two weeks w ith an inner
ear problem and Ourso said she is still a
little weak.
After tonight, UNC has a three-week
break. "It will be helpful," Ourso said.
"The girls and myself need to rest our
bodies and minds."
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H udock won the 200 free and Karen Gess
won the three meter diving event.
The women face their stillest test of the
dual meet season Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
when arch rival N.C. State comes to Bow
man Gray Pool.
The Wolfpack women are ranked
seventh in the nation and were Atlantic
Coast Conference champions last year.
While State has beaten UNC in dual-meet
competition the past two years,
Carolina's women placed fifth, ahead of
NCSU at the AIAW national meet.
"They will be swimming all out to beat
us, and we're prepared to do our best
against them," UNC swimming coach
Frank Comfort said.
"We're more prepared than we were
last year," sophomore Nance Thompson
said. "We're ready for them. Our girls are
confident but not overconfident."
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