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8The Daily Tar HeelMonday, March 28, 1988
Sports
UNC fersiceirs foaled alt NGAA Tournament
Oy CHEN DAN MATHEWS
Staff WHter
Somc days you have it, some days
you don V UNC fencing coach Ron
Miller said of his team's up-and-down
performance at last week's NCAA
Tournament. Unfortunately for
Miller and the rest of the Tar Heels,
they too often didn't have it, as the
women finished 10th and the men a
distant 16th.
The women's hopes for a top-five
finish relied on a victory over ninth
seeded Harvard in the first match of
Round One, but the Heels were
unable to string together the wins.
I don't know if we weren't ready
or the team didn't come together or
what," junior Alicia Foster said. "But
we certainly didn't do as well as we'd
expected to."
North Carolina still had a shot at
the top bracket, but it meant knock
ing off eventual national champion
Wayne State. Although the Heels
made a remarkable turnaround from
their first match performance, the
squad of juniors Foster, Ashley Grabs
and Cheryl Gates and seniors Lor
raine Leigh and Mary Ronald came
up short and headed into Tuesday's
competition hoping for ninth place.
. They started off strong, wiping out'
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Ohio State and setting up a match
with Yale. However, the Ivy League
would continue to frustrate UNC, as
Yale jumped out to a 6-0 lead. The
Heels staged a comeback, but it
wasn't enough, as they eventually fell
9-7.
"We fenced well but we just
couldnt get started," Miller said. "It
was a case of too little, too late."
Miller said this rollercoaster ride
of a performance was the team's
downfall. "Against Harvard, our one
and two weren't at full strength, but
our three and four were," he said.
"Against Yale, it was the other way
around. There were some good
individual performances, but in
general we were inconsistent."
Junior Cheryl Gates said the
disappointing finish didn't take away
from the sense of accomplishment at
having made the tournament. "One
of our main goals at the beginning
of the season was to get to the
NCAAs," she said. "And that was
accomplished."
Inconsistency also plagued the
men's squad, a team of six with only
one fencer, sophomore Pete Farqu
har, with previous tournament expe
rience. Junior epee fencer Ravi
Sawhney admitted that this lack of
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experience hurt the Heels' chances in
Princeton.
"We were pretty inexperienced," he
said. "Only one of us had ever been
there before. We just weren't used to
that level of competition."
The men's tournament, unlike the
women's, is a more individual com
petition. The fencers compete in pools
according to weapon, relying on luck
of the draw to determine who they
will face. The scores of the fencers
are added to those of their teammates
at the end of the tournament, and
the winning team is named based on
these cumulative scores.
However, only the score of the top
finisher in each weapon from each
team is counted. This system rewards
"superstar" teams that rely on one or
two outstanding performers while
punishing those schools who focus on
depth.
UNC, a team with a number of
talented fencers but no superstars, is
one of the latter. This is evidenced
by the fact that the school qualified
six Farquhar and Sawhney (epee),
Dave Merkel and Phil Moschella
(foil), and Paul LeBlanc and Greg
Jackson (saber) the maximum one
team may send. But the structure of
the tournament favors schools like
Wayne State, which boasts two top
ranked European athletes.
Miller is acutely aware of this fact,
and he questions the results of the
tournament as a way to determine the
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"As a team we're capable of the
top 10," he said. "This tournament
is not an accurate measure of team
strength."
As it turned out, the Tar Heels
ended up back in the pack with a
performance that Miller called
"acceptable, but not good." The
team's top individual finisher was
freshman Merkel, who placed 18th
in the foil division.
Miller had looked to the epee team
of Sawhney and Farquhar, who had
been among the school's most con
sistent all year, to carry over their late
season success into the NCAAs. But
waiting around for their chance to
fence may have dulled the pair's
attacks.
"I think the time to wait hurt the
epee," Miller said. "They didnt fence
until Saturday, so they were waiting
for two days."
Sawhney agreed that the time
leading up to the tournament was a
factor.
"Coach had to leave a week before
to go up with the women's team, while
we stayed here for a few more days,"
he said. "Other schools have assistant
coaches, but we were kind of on our
own."
However, Sawhney and other
members of the team refused to make
excuses for their performance. "We
had a rough go of it," Sawhney said.
"Nobody really fenced that poorly.
We faced tough competition, and we
just weren't at the top of our game."
Jackson admitted that he was
disappointed with the way the Tar
Heels finished. "As a whole we didn't
do as well as we hoped we'd do," he
said. "I don't think anybody was
really pleased with how they did."
But all is not gloom and misery
on the UNC fencing team. The
women finished the regular season 14
5. The men posted a 17-5 mark and
took second place in the ACC
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