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When most people think of sailing,
it's a nice cruise over sparkling blue
waters, a Christopher Cross song, the
sun bright enough for a tan or the wind
just strong enough to fill out the sail and
blow the boat across the water.
But for Sailing Club President Alison
Pcntz, the scene was not nearly so idyllic
over Fall Creak at the Women's National
Single-Handed Championships at the
Coast Guard Academy.
Strong winds and an accident made
the race seem like a battle.
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By LINDA ROBERTSON
"It was really bad out there," Pent7
said. "The wind was so strong boats
were capsizing all over the place. I was in
second place when the boat did what's
called a death roll.
"I was in the water when the boom
came down down and hit my head. I
blacked out for a second, but the water
was so cold it woke me up."
Pentz received a cut on her nose and
spent the rest of the race in a Coast
Guard Hospital. "When I was out there,
a submarine went by and all the guys
were watching. It was a pretty funny
experience."
Pentz began sailing when she-was 12
at Camp Seafarer in Arapahoe, N.C.
Her parents bought her a Sunfish boat
the next Christmas and she was hooked.
Pentz said she was disappointed when
she arrived at Carolina last fall.
"When I first went out to University
Lake, there was only one boat lying in
the woods with a big hole through the
bottom. The Sailing Club was pretty
non-existent. It's grown by leaps and
bounds. Now we have 90 dues-paying
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members, a racing team, more boats and
all kinds of things going on."
One of the projects of the club is the
sponsorship of beginning sailing lessons.
Over Fall Break one group sailed Hobie
Cats off Wrightsville Beach and another
took a trip to the Outer Banks and
chartered a cruise to Okracoke Island.
The club also purchased three Windmills
from Duke and built a new dock at
University Lake. Next semester a Spring
Break cruise and graduation cruise in the
Virgin Islands are planned, Pentz said.
Fund raising is also an important part
of the club's activities so it can buy and
repair boats and help pay for the team's
traveling expenses.
"With our racing season in both the
fall and the spring and traveling up and
down the East coast, we're paying out of
our own pockets for gas, food and
lodging. We're running into problems
because our best sailors can't go simply
because they cannot afford to," Pentz
said.
The UNC sailing team competes in the
South Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing
Association (SAISA). This fall the team
competed in SAISA regattas at
Davidson, Duke and Virginia. Four
members of the team also represented
UNC at a coed inter-sectional regatta at
the Naval Academy.
"Our,, second place finish at Virginia
really opened some eyes on the East
Coast. We're now in third place in the
Northern Division of SAISA and
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qualified for the finals Nov. 8 at the
College of Charleston," Pentz said.
"I'd like to see us get nationally ranked
within the next year and I'd like to see a
couple of our sailors recognized as Ail
Conference. It may be wishful thinking,
but I've always had the personal goal of
becoming an All-American."
This summer Pentz worked as the
head sailing instructor at a yacht club in
New York. She competed on the Laser
racing circuit and in the Empire State
Games in Syracuse.
Does Pentz have any regrets about not
enrolling in a school with a varsity
sailing team? "Up at the Coast Guard
Academy, I met girls who eat, drink and
sleep sailing. They get C's in school and
sail five hours a day. I don't think I
would've been happy with that because I
hope to be a lawyer and I've enjoyed
building the program here at UNC." .
"Right now, I'm burned out. I've got
seven classes and organizing things for
the club, plus racing, takes a lot of time
and legwork. I'd like to see
responsibility in the club filtered down
so there's a good core of people and the
club doesn't fade away when the officers
graduate. So I'm going to give myself a
nice schedule, 12-to-13 hours and sail
everyday."
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Alison Pentz
won its third title this season as it
defeated Chi Phi for the fraternity
badminton championship... the P.E.
Grad Students won the women's
division and the "Supercockers" out of
Foxcroft Apts. took the Grad
Independent division. ..Wally Close
from Carolina Apts. defeated Granville
West's Bucky Ransdell in the first
annual Intracathlon...Nov. 3 play
begins in innertube water polo... Friday,
Oct. 31 entries due for INf wrestling
meet, weigh-in by 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov.
4... Wednesday, Nov. 5 entries due for
grail mural basketball classic.
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The North Carolina men's soccer
team recorded its 1 1th shutout of the
season and scored a goal iri each half to
defeat Maryland 2-0 at College Park,
Md., Wednesday.
Steve Turner put Carolina ahead with
a goal 37:44 into the game when he
intercepted a pass near the Mary land
goal and punched in an easy score.
The Tar Heels scored again 22:1 1 into
the second half on a breakaway goal by
Nicky Donnelly, assisted by Tony
Johnson.
. Goalie Kevin Kane registered the
shutout for the Tar Heels, as Carolina
outshot the Terps 17-13. The match was
a rough one, with Carolina being called
for 25 fouls and Maryland with 17. One
Terrapin player left the game with a
broken nose.
Carolina is how 15-2-1 overall and
2-0-1 in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Maryland fell to' 3-10 overall and 0-5 in
the ACC.
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' N.C. State gained revenge for three
earlier losses by defeating the UNC
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volleybl team 8-15, 15-13, 15-13, 3-15,
15-13, in Raleigh Tuesday night.
UNC, coming off a victory at the
Maryland Invitational tournament last
weekend, may have suffered a letdown.
"I don't want to use our win at
Maryland as an excuse, but I'm sure it
had some effect," coach Beth Miller
said. "We played sluggishly and had
trouble receiving serve. That's usually
one of our strong points, but at State we
suffered a passing breakdown.
N.C. State will host the first ACC
tournament Friday and Saturday. The
eight league schools will compete in two
pools of four, with the top two teams
from each pool advancing to a single
elirninatior playoff. Virginia, Wake
Forest and Maryland are in Carolina's
pool. -
"If we play like we played at
Maryland, which is the best I've seen
this team play, we'll go all the way at
ACCs," sophomore Katie Howard said.
"This defeat was a good reminder that
we can't sit back and just have to keep
working."
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