Thursday, March 31, 1983The Daily Tar Heel9
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Heels ranked 12th in poll
AP Baseball Poll
Crawford is chosen to All-District team
From staff reports
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Kathy Crawford, who led North
Carolina's women's basketball team to its
first ever national ranking and NCAA
berth this season, has been named to the
Kodak All-District III women's basket
ball team. .
The five-member team was selected by
the Women's Basketball Coaches
Association from District III teams which
include the states of Maryland, North
and South Carolina, Virginia and the
District of Columbia. The Atlantic Coast
Conference dominated the District III
squad, landing four of the five spots.
Joining Crawford are Linda Page of
N.C. State, Jasmina Pcrazic and Marsha
Richardson of Maryland and Anne
Dovonan of Old Dominion.
All-District selection is the first step in
the process to pick the 1983 Kodak
Women's All-American Team.
Crawford, a 6-0 senior forward from
Youngsville, became UNC's all-time
leading scorer and set or tied six other
school records. She led the ACC in field
goal percentage for the second straight
year, hitting 62.3 percent of her shots to
rank her sixth in the nation in that
category. Crawford was second in the
ACC in scoring for the second straight
year with an average of 18.5, setting a
new conference seasonal record in addi
tion to her 14.5 career total, which was a
school record.
UNC's softball squad continued on its
up and down season with a doubleheader
split Tuesday
In game one, the Tar Heels defeated
UNC-Charlotte 6-4 behind strong perfor
mances from Melissa Jerrell and Rose
Borkowski, who were each 2-for-3 from
the plate. Jerrell added a triple to the win
ning effort.
UNC trailed 4-0 in the fourth inning
when a five-run explosion put the Tar
Heels up for good. Barbara Pritchard
was the winner at the mound.
In game two, Pfieffer turned the tables
on the women with a 3-0 shutout of the
Tar Heels. Pfieffer limited UNC to only
three hits, while running up eight hits of
their own.
Pfieffer's only runs came in the fourth
and sixth innings as UNC's overall record
dropped to 7-7. UNC takes on N.C. State
at home today, beginning at 3 p.m.
Although North Carolina's women's
track team narrowly lost to Appalachian
State last Saturday 74-53, UNC freshmen
dominated the results.
Freshman Holly Murray won her first
college race running the 5000m in 17:47.
Becky Calhoun, another freshman, won
the 1500 and took second in the 800.
After a superb indoor season, Shunta
Robinson won the shot, and freshman
Alisa Murray won the 400.
In the. 60-ydL hurdles, junior Yvette
Morehead took first and freshman Nan
Rochat finished third.
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This weekend the women's team will
travel to Williamsburg, Va. to compete in
the prestigious Colonial Relays against
such teams as St. John's, William &
Mary, James Madison, George Mason
and Richmond.
Last weekend the men's and women's
golf teams learned it wasn't nice to fool
with Mother Nature. The women's team
was scheduled to play in the Lady Paladin
Invitational in Greenville, S.C. But the
spring tournament was cancelled because
of eight inches of snow.
The men's team experienced problems
of a different nature no pun intended
at the Palmetto Classic in Orangeburg,
S.C. Because of late starting times the
first and second rounds were called due to
darkness. By Sunday, two rounds had
been completed but the third round never
got underway.
The women's next match will be at the
Duke Spring Invitational, April 22-24, in
Durham. The men's team hosts the Tar
Heel Invitational April 8-10 at Finley
Golf Course.
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8. Oklahoma State 16-6
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...UNC senior scored a school career record 1,806 points
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