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The Lady Monarchs of Old
Dominion, defending' AIAW
national champions, showed that
they deserve their No. 2 ranking
this year wiih ?. .99-65 defeat of
North Carolina in Norfolk, Va.,
Monday night. - '
Carolina, coming off two wins .
in the James Madison Tip-Off
Tournament in Harrisonburg,
Va., this weekend, was down by
only ! 1 at the half but had trouble
with ball handling in the second
half. 1
ODU raced out to a big lead
with a frenzied spurt midway
through the final period. The Tar
Heels were plagued by bad passes,
turnovers and some good Lady
Monarch defense in the stretch.
Coach Jennifer Alley's Tar
Heels open their home season
Saturday in Carmichael
Auditorium against Virginia.
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By GEOFFREY MOCK -Staff
Writer
The UNC men's and women's fencing
teams are off to a strong start in early
tournaments and are looking forward to
the coming dual-meet season.
Coach Ron Miller's teams have fenced
in three national and six local
tournaments and have placed
individuals in each. "Fencing has three
seasons," Miller said. "In the fall
there's the open tournaments for
ir.d; visual competition. Then in the
early spring there's the dual meets and
then the championship season at the
end."
The men's team is short on senior
experience. "Last year's team was all
ire'Jimen and we had an adequate dual
nieet season and peaked to upset
Clemson in the ACC tournament,"
Miller said. "This year, they're
sophomores and we hope to be more
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Staff Writer
Carolina wrestling fans will need a score
card when the North Carolina wrestling
team opens its dual-meet season against
Georgia Tech today in Atlanta, Ga.
Coach Dill Lam's team may wrestle as
few as two starters from last year's
squad. Atlantic Coast Conference
tournament , champions Jan Michaels
and David Cooke will be at 167 and 126
pounds, respectively. Another starter
from last year, Pete Pierce, is hampered
with a pulled hamstring and is
questionable at 150 pounds.
The rest of the lineup will be
completed with redshirts or freshmen. In
comparison, Georgia Tech is returning
its entire team. "Its a dual meet we have
to win," Lam said. "Tech will be tough.
They have some outstanding individuals
at 190 and 177 pounds and they have a
good wrestler at 158 that Michaels beat
in the ACC finals last year."
After being ranked most of last
season, the Tar Heels are underdogs this
year. "We're mentioned as a team to
watch in the rankings," Lam said. "But
consistent in the dual meets and still
peak in the qualifying tournament to
beat Clemson."
The epee team will be led by co
captains Larry Turner and Bill Lasley
and sophomore John Hodde. The epee
team won the Carolina Challenge with
Hodde reaching the Finals. Hodde led
the squad in the Penn State tournament
with a second-place Finish.
"The entire epee squad has fenced
extraordinarily well," Miller said. "The
only question mark is to our depth
there."
The . foil squad will consist of
freshmen and sophomores' with the
exception of Steve Bachmann. "We're
the deepest here we've ever been,"
Miller said. "We have six good fencers
in this weapon who could fence for any
school in the country. Only three can
start in the dual meets, but it's a nice
problem to have."
Miller said the major question mark
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could rank us. We'll be under a different
type of pressure this year. We won't
have to prove that we're as good as
everybody says we are, but we'll have
the pressure of just trying to win."
With no seniors on the team, Lam will
look to his established wrestlers for
leadership. "Michaels isJooking good
already (winning the Carolina Open last
Saturday). Moving him up to 167 will
make us a better dual-meet team."
Two of the new Tar Heels made
strong debuts in the Carolina Open.
Freshmen Bill Gaffney took second at
158 and Bob Shriner took second at 190.
Freshman Wes Hallman took third at
118 and redshirts Scott Nodland and
Harry Barnabae placed third at 142 and
134 pounds.
After the dual meet with the Yellow
Jackets, the Tar Heels will travel to
Chattanooga, Tenn., for the prestigious
Southern Open. "It will be a tough
tournament," Lam said. "There will be
three of the top 10 teams there.
Oklahoma, Auburn and Kentucky will
be very strong."
, would be in saber. "We have a strong
one-two with Frank Sullivan and John
Friedberg but the rest are completely
untested. They have only tournament
experience."
Friedberg led the saber squad to a
second-place team finish behind
Clemson in the Carolina Challenge with
a second place in the individual
competition. Both Friedberg and
-Sullivan made the quarter Finals of the
Penn State tourney.
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Cindy Friday and Cathy Gilliam lead
a balanced women's squad. "They're
the spiritual and physical strength of the
team," Miller said. "They're out of the
. P.E. classes and it's taken them two or
three years to develop. They've done
' extremely well in all of the competition,
most notably Penn State."
Miller is counting on freshman Jenny
Lane and Traci DeVette to provide
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As the only dual meet early in the
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threatening to do so for years. There's
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