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It's just possible that football and
basketball hackers have been playing the
wrong gomes for all these years. Those
vi ho have been down in Woollen Gym.
or out on Cannichael Field fouling
away, arguing with referees and starting
fights probably would have been better
off in Dowrr-an Gray Pool playing water
polo.
Water polo? That's right. Water polo
is the ideal sport for frustrated hatchet
men and women because the rules and
strategy not only allow repeated fouling,
but actually call for it, said UNC Water
Polo Club coach Charlie Cooper.
Water polo can be played in just
about any standard-sized pool. In the
deep end rests a rectangular goal 120
inches by 40 inches. The goal in the
shallow end is eight inches taller to allow
for a standing goalie.
There are seven players on each team
who splash around and try to throw a
volleyball-sized ball into the
opposition's goal. All players, except for
goalies, can only use one hand when
handling the ball and cannot stand on
the bottom of the pool.
When an offensive player has the ball
within shooting range, the nearest
defensive player fouls him in just about
any way he wants to short pf assault,
Cooper said. Play resumes when the
now-defended offensive player passes
the ball.
The only restriction on fouling is that
a defensive player cannot foul the same
offensive player three times in a row
without another foul on another player
occuring. A 30-second out-of-the-water
penalty results if this rule is violated, so
water polo strategy dictates that
Wield hockey
Following a weekend of frustrations at
the Connecticut Invitational, Carolina's
field hockey team hopes to bounce back
in today's 7 p.m. encounter with the
Durham Club team.
The Tar Heels were shut-out in both
of their tournament games. Eight
ranked Connecticut scored a 5-0 win,
while No. 18 Vermont beat UNC 1-0.
Against Connecticut, Carolina trailed
by one goal at halftime but allowed
four second-half goals which coach
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another offensive player.
The club sport draws about 35 players
to the pool five or six times a week.
About 20 had played before this season,
Cooper said, and about 12 are seasoned
players, including former University cf
Southern California football player
Mark Davis.
Because it is a club sport, graduate
students are allowed to participate.
Many of the team's veteran players
played at other colleges, some in-state
and some at water polo hotbeds like
California, Florida and the Northeast.
Cooper stressed that water polo is a
simple game. "It's something you can
pick up if you're a good athlete," he
said. "A lot of these people just came
down to swim one night, saw what was
going on and said, 'What's that?' and
we ended up letting them play."
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By John Drescher
Former Carolina swimmer Frank
Covington, a recent addition to the club,
gave up swimming because it took up
too much time and effort. Now he plans
to stay in sports, but not get out of the
water.
"I love it. There's nothing like it," he
said. "It's a great sport, especially for
vueets IBi&rhaEVTi Ze&wi
Dolly Hunter partly attributed to a style
of officiating that allowed rougher play.
Against Vermont, Carolina outshot the
Catamounts 19-3.
In tonight's match, the Tar Heels face
a team composed of former college
players hoping to make the national
team.
"We are looking to score upon them
and wear them down," assistant coach
Cecelia Bean said. "I think we are
probably in better shape than they are.
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The club will play nine gzir.zs in the
Southern Water Polo Conference
Tournament on Oct. 10 and 24, and will
also play an exhibition match at Duke
Oct. 1 at 8 p.m.
The club will enter both an "A" and
"B" team in the conference
tournament, which pleases Cooper
because both experienced and
inexperienced players will get a good
amount of playing time. The club
finished fifth last year and Cooper said
they should have a legitimate shot at
third place this year.
Notes: Lewis was the Residence Hall
Division winner of the Intramural Track
Meet held Monday and Tuesday... Avery
finished second in the meet.. .Chi Psi
was the winner of the Fraternity
Division, with Pi Kappa Alpha finishing
second... The UNC Women's Water Ski
Club won its fourth straight tournament
this weekend at Auburn... Freshman
Lisa Adams led the team with first place
finishes in tricks and jumping... The
victory virtually assures the team of a
bid to the regionals next spring in
Texas...Entries for the IM decathlon,
team badminton and floor hockey are
due Oct. 1.
...Woollen Gym hours have
changed... The Gym is no longer open
until midnight on weekends. ,
"We beat them 1-0 in a pre-season
scrimmage, but we know that they will
be tough. This will be sort of a primer
for the James Madison game (at home at
3 p.m. Sunday)."
The only changes expected for
tonight's game are more substitutions.
"We feel this is a way to give the subs
some confidence and build our depth for
later in the season," Bean said.
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"Another one bites the dust," the
crowd chanted as the undefeated UNC
volleyball team . extended its season to
4-0 Tuesday night with a victory over
UNC, nervous in the first game, lost
10-15. But then things started clicking
and the Tar Heels won the next three,
15-10, 15-3 and 15-12, for the win.
"It was by far our best performance
of the season,'! coach Esth Miller said.
"We started out sluggish. I think the
team was emotionally drained even
before the match started because we
were so up for N.C. State."
In the first game, UNC appeared
tentative, hitting shots out of bounds
and into the net. State prevented the Tar
Heels from establishing any rhythm by
hitting off-speed shots.
UNC's Adri Esnard placed her sets
right on target and Jenny Watson
stopped State's attack with her blocking
and saves. Cindy Adcock, Terri Wallace
and Katie Howard, Carolina's main
hitters, provided spiking power.
"It was a total team effort," Miller
said. "I really can't single anyone out. I
was particularly proud of Amanda
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"State made some communication
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"I love playing a team like State that
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Carolina. We were tired in the firstame
because we were so excited, but then we
relaxed."
Wallace played with a broken finger.
"It bothered me until it got numb, and
when you get caught up in the emotion
of the match, you don't feel the pain."
Carolina competes in its first
tournament when they play in the
Eastern Kentucky Invitational at
Richmond, Ky., this weekend.
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