6The Daily Tar Heel Monday, September 22, 1986
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Volleyball spikes four teams
in successful home weekend
Cy LORNA KHAUL
Statl Writer
The UNC women's volleyball
team came alive this weekend as it
racked up victories against George
Washington and Virginia Common
wealth on Friday and then came
back Saturday to defeat the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania and Virginia
Tech.
UNC, which promises to be a
strong conference contender this
year, began to show its great def
ensive potential as it gave up only
one game out of 13 the entire
weekend. The thing that excited us
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most was that the team really started
to communicate, assistant coach
Jolene Nagel said.
' The Tar Heels shook off the
inconsistencies that plagued some of
their opening games and proved that
they are indeed capable of playing
solid volleyball.
In the first match Friday after
noon, North Carolina defeated
George Washington at N.C. State,
15-9, 15-9, 5-15, 16-14. This was the
Tar Heels weakest match of the
weekend, but although they couldn't
hang on to win in the third game,
they battled George Washington's
strong comeback attempt by taking
the fourth game to win the match.
The team proved it had the mental
toughness to get ahead of a team and
stay ahead by thwarting any serious
challenges.
Friday afternoon's strong perfor
mance obviously gave UNC a lot of
confidence for Friday night's match.
The Tar Heels seemed to gain more
composure with every game as they
silenced Virginia Commonwealth
1 5-1 0, 1 5-9, 1 5-5. A key to the victory
was the outstanding play by captain
Jill Berkebile. Berkebile, a senior
from Johnstown, Pa., continues to
play well on a consistent basis for
the Tar Heels.
After winning two on Friday,
North Carolina came back strong
Saturday. In the first match, UNC
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played some close games against the
University of Pennsylvania, but
North Carolina's newly found con
fident playing style couldn't be
topped as UNC beat Pennsylvania
15-13, 15-7, 15-13.
Although they won the match in
three straight, the Tar Heels were not
taking the victory for granted. "In
volleyball, any team can win on a
given day," Nagel said. uYou never
really know what outcome to expect.
That is why each win is so
important.
Knowing the significance of each
victory, UNC added another when
it overtook Virginia Tech handily for
its fourth consecutive win, 15-6, 15
6, 15-1. North Carolina didn't have
any trouble in this final game as the
offense and defense came together
for three quick and sucessful games.
With the four wins gained over
the weekend, UNC upped its record
to 7-3. "We are really happy with
the way the team played, Nagel said.
"We started to make necessary
adjustments and as a result we got
stronger through each game. These
games were a good test for us.
The Tar Heels' next match will be
a home conference game against
Duke, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Adding
to the excitement will be a contest
for a free trip to New York sponsored
by Continental Travel.
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