6The Daily Tar HeelTuesday, September 2, 1986
Men's soccer plagmed
By MIKE MACKAY
Staff Writer
The host UNC men's soccer team
opened its season Labor Day wee
kend by finishing runner-up in the
North Carolina Invitational, losing
2-1 in the final to the University of
Central Florida despite having twice
as many shots on goal as the Knights.
On Saturday, the Tar Heels dem
olished a strong team from the
University of Massachusetts, 3-0.
The next day, North Carolina made
a crucial defensive mistake in over
time that allowed the Knights to take
the tournament plaque back to
Orlando.
"WeVe got to build from here,"
said assistant coach Geoff Griffin. "It
was a tough loss, but it concerns me
only if we dorrt learn from it."
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From the start of action on
Saturday, the Minutemen from
Massachusetts were on the defensive
against a sharp UNC offense.
Starting from an offensive that
began out of the Tar Heels' zone
defense, Dino Megaloudis made a
run down the left side and sent a
perfect cross from 30 yards out to
Donald Cogsville, who headed the
ball to put UNC ahead, 1-0.
"Dino put the ball right there and
there was really nothing I could do
besides put it in the goal," Cogsville
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The first half ended with the
Minutemen managing only a few
misfires on goal that might as well
have been aimed at nearby Navy
Field.
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once again got off to a quick start
when Tommy Nicholson passed to
David Smyth, who dribbled past two
defenders and blasted the ball past
the outstretched arms of the Mas
sachusetts goalkeeper.
After another offensive set up off
a steal by the UNC defense, Tommy
Nicholson made a short assist to
Mark Devey, a senior forward
returning this year after missing last
season for academic reasons, who
tallied the final goal from 15 feet in
UNC's victory.
A key to the Tar Heel's success
at controlling the midfield during the
game was Reid Storch.
"Reid Storch really won the
midfield and regained possession for
us a phenomenal number of times,"
Dorrance said. "If he continues to
play a simple game by not holding
onto the ball too long, he can be
one of the finest players in the
conference."
Sunday was a different story for
the Tar Heels, as their offense lacked
that extra ingredient to capitalize on
outshooting Central Florida.
"They really didn't create any real
scoring chances out of their offense,"
Dorrance said. "Their two goals were
basically the result of the failure to
clear a ball and a mistake by our
goalkeeper's part on coming out."
UNC looked as if it would make
short work of the Knights when the
team jumped ahead 1-0 on a short
shot by Jon Troutman off another
Women's
By EDDY LANDRETH
and LAURA GRIMMER
Staff Writers
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a 1-1 tie in overtime Sunday night
at Fetzer Field to close out the first
North Carolina Invitational
Tournament.
The Tar Heels were, however,
declared the winners of the tourna
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assist by Tommy Nicholson, his third
of the tournament.
Although the Knights were rarely
able to penetrate UNC's zone
defense, they took advantage of their
opportunities.
A few minutes after the UNC goal,
Central Florida made a fast break
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was forced to make up for the empty
space by tackling the attacker, setting
up an indirect kick from a normally
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But normalities were not to be on
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the goal. There it found the eager
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promptly tied the game at 1-1.
The score remained tied until the
second 10-minute overtime, when
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The table was then set for the
Knights' Tony Walsh, the tourna
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spot at the right time and blasted
a shot into the corner of the goal
that gave UCF the tournament title.
"I don't even remember what
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in. . . unbelievable."
soccer takes own tourney title
victory in their 4-0 defeat of the
University of Massachusetts on
Saturday.
After playing to a scoreless tie in
the first half, senior forward and
team captain April Heinrichs scored
the game's first goal on a penalty
kick 6:54 into the second half.
Four minutes later, UCF sopho
more forward Michelle Akers fol
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score.
U N C head coach Anson Dorrance
said the game on Saturday was very
emotional and may have affected the
team's play on Sunday.
"1 was very surprised with the
margin of victory (Saturday) because
last year they (Massachusetts) beat
us 2-0 and they returned their entire
team," Dorrance said. "We played
with a tremendous amount of inten
sity and that was the difference in
that game. I think we came out today
with a little less excitement. It's hard
to get that up for every game."
Nevertheless, he said UCF played
an exceptional game.
"I think UCF played inspired
today," Dorrance said.
Despite the tie, Dorrance said he
was pleased with his team after their
first two games.
"I'm pretty pleased with where we
are at this point." Dorrance said. "If
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Action was fierce in the North Carolina soccer games this weekend
first goal minutes into the game.
Werden was helped with an assist
by Marcia McDermott.
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by Heinrichs, as was the third with
22:03 remaining in the first half.
McDermott also got the assists with
both of Heinrichs' goals.
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assisted by Bettina Bernardi and
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Dorrance was excited with the
way his team played in the victory.
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