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Freeman running to glory
By WENDY STRCrZLLOW
Staff Writer
Ever know someone who seemed to
have it all together, and you wonder
how he or she managed to juggle so
many commitments?
"I just remember how far IVe come.
That keeps me going," Tonda Freeman
Freeman, a walk-on member of the
women's track team, has clocked the
second-best time in UNC history for the
60-yard dash (7.2 seconds) a pleasant
surprise for the coaching staff.
What's more impressive is that she
did this in the early part of the indoor
season, before an injury sidelined her.
"Most people's times are better at the
end of the season, coach Dennis
Craddock said, who added that Free
man could be one of the team's best
runners.
The bright-eyed, bright-smiled sprin
ter is in control of her status as a
freshman student-athlete.
Craddock described Freeman as "a
hard worker, and she's probably like
that in everything she does."
Don't you ever want to quit, Freeman
was asked.
"Sometimes after running 'The Hill'
(a 250 meter hill) it makes you wonder
what you're doing out here," she said.
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"I think back that IVe come a long way,
and I'm not going to quit now. The only
way I'd quit is if I got cut from the
team."
A quality Freeman said she, prides
herself in is her determination to keep
going. "Track is a sport where you can
say 'I don't want to do it.' "
Sometimes she may not want to do
it, but no one else would know.
"She's quiet," Craddock said. "She
doesnt complain, and she doesn't give
the impression she doesn't want to be
there."
Besides regular work-outs of running
and lifting7 weights, Freeman said she
has to clear her mind to prepare for
a race.
"Coach Craddock said that you
should be thinking about anything
besides the race, that you should already
know what you're going to do," Free
man said.
Freeman credited Craddock with
helping her develop a fluid style. "I'm
sort joi nervous when I run," she said.
The nervousness caused her to run
"quick and jerky."
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Tonda Freeman has already run the second-fastest 60 in school history
Leake named AGC player of year
Pam Leake, North Carolina's record
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Joining Leake on the first team were
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Swimmers, come down and take it
steady. This will be an all-too-familiar
phrase today and the next two days
when the UNC men's swimming and
diving team take to the water at the
ACC conference championships at the
University of Virginia.
The Tar Heels have won the cham
pionship seven times altogether, but
their most rectnt victory was in 1983.
The defending champ is N.C. State,
which also won in 1984.
The competition is set up so that there
are prehminaries in the morning and
finals at night. During both the prelims
and the finals, for each day of com
petition, the swimmers compete in the
same events.
After the prelims, the top 16
swimmers will go on to the finals that
night. At night, the top eight of the 16
will swim in the winners' bracket heat.
The swimmers in slots 9-16 will swim
in a consolation heat.
The top swimmer will receive 20
points for first place, second place will
get 17 points, and so on until the eighth
swimmer, who receives 11 points. The
consolation heat scoring is similar in
that the ninth-place swimmer receives
nine points, the 10th, seven points and
so on until the 16th, who receives one
point. The point values in the relays are
doubled, so that the first-place relay
team would receive 40 points, the
second, 34, and so on to the last-place
team.
The divers will compete on the one
and three-meter boards in both preli
minary and final rounds. The diving
competition is set up in a similar fashion
as the swimming, with the preliminaries
and finals for the one-meter on the first
day. On the second day of competition
the three-meter prelims are held, but the
finals for the three-meter are not held
until the final day.
The scoring for the divers is like that
for the swimmers. The divers' individual
scores will be added to their respective
teams along with the swimmers' scores.
At the end of each day the individual
By BOB YOUNG
Assistant Sports Editor
. . .Your mission, if you wish to accept,
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following crew:
Al Palacio: 118, junior. Defending
ACC champ at 118. Looking for his
third conference title. Ranked sixth in
the nation. Overall record 27-3-1.
ACC record 5-0.
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swimmers points are added to their
team score and on the final day of
competition the teams add each day's
total to get the team's final score and
decide who are the ACC champs.
Depth is a very important part of a
team's scoring. If there is depth on the
team, it is possible for it to have
individual swimmers score a lot of
points in each event.
Since UNC has a lot of depth, there
is a good chance that the team will score
and score a lot, said Dirk Marshall, a
senior swimmer from Fairway, Kan.
There are 20 guys on the team that
can score a lot of points for us at the
championship, and we have an idea as
to what we can do with that ability,"
Marshall said.
"I am pretty confident that well win.
We have more depth, and as far as the
front line goes, we Ye just as good as
anyone in the. ACC," Marshall said.
Teammate Daryl Johnston agreed
with Marshall.
"We have people who can score in
the top slots because of our depth,"
Johnston said.
"Hopefully, we have a really good
chance of winning. On paper it looks
good," Johnston said.
Clemson is going to be the team that
gives the Tar Heels the most compe
tition, according to Johnston. Virginia
and N.C. State look about the same.
The team should do particularly well
in the individual medley, he said.
Marshall said that UNC was strong
in all of the stroke events, and the team
had a really good chance of winning
all three relays.
No one in the conference has a better
time in the medley relay than UNC,
Marshall said.
"This is the meet for the ACC. If you
don't do it here, there is no chance at
the NCAA. It's like putting all your eggs
in one basket," he said.
This year's team is much more
competitive than the other teams. No
one from UNC is going to go unchal
lenged though. The biggest competitor
for the Tar Heels will be UNC, Marshall
said.
mg mission: victory
John Aumiller. 126, senior. Has two
losses in the conference this year, both
to N.C. State's Marc Sodano. Overall
record 18-12-1.
Enzo Catullo: 134, freshman. Winner
of five ACC matches against only one
loss. Overall record 15-12-2.
Lenny Bernstein: 142, sophomore.
Leads team in pins with seven. Unde
feated in ACC competition with a 4-0-2
record. Overall record 21-5-3.
Jon Cardi: 150, junior. Has won four
out of five ACC matches this season.
Overall record ll-II-l.
.,;Rob Koll: 158, sophomore.-All-America
In 1985. Has a 4-1 record in
ACC competition! Overall record 27-6-1.
Tad Wilson: 167, senior. All-America
in 1985. Tied for team lead in superior
decisions with five. ACC record 6
0. Overall record 22-7-1
Joe Silvestro: 177, junior. Has three
wins and two losses in the ACC this
season. Overall record 15-9.
Tracey Davis: 190, senior. Unde
feated in the ACC with a record of 5
0. Overall record 13-8.
Stacey Davis: heavyweight, senior.
Has beaten every opponent in the
conference once during the season.
ACC record 5-1. Overall record --18-6.
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Coach Bill Lam: looking for the fifth
ACC title of his coaching career. A
victory would tie him with N.C. State's
Bob Guzzo for the second-most con
ference titles in a career.
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