10The Daily Tar Heel Monday, September 19, 1988
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Sports :
Field hockey squad sweeps three;
volleyball splits in trip to Midwest
From staff reports
BOSTON The UNC field
hockey team won three games this
weekend to up its record to 4-0 on
the season. Junior Julie Blaisse led
the Tar Heels as they blanked Maine
3-0 on Friday, New Hampshire 4-0
on Saturday and Northeastern 1-0 on
Sunday.
Blaisse scored her fourth goal of
the season on Friday to lead the Tar
Heels over the Black Bears. Laurel
Hershey and Peggy Anton also added
goals, with Leslie Lyness, Hershey
and Michelle Russell picking up
assists.
The Tar Heels dominated the
statistics as well, outshooting Maine
25-4. North Carolina also picked up
16 penalty corners to Maine's two.
The next day Blaisse continued to
pop up in the scoring column,
assisting on three of the four Tar Heel
goals against New Hampshire. Leslie
Lyness opened the scoring 5lA min
utes into the game on an unassisted
tally. Blaisse and Jennifer Anderson
then assisted Hershey and Lyness
goals to push the score to 3-0.
Kathy Staley closed the scoring
book when she converted Blaisse's
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third and final assist into a goal.
UNC again dominated the second
half of the game, amassing 15 shots
on goal while New Hampshire man
aged but four attempts. In addition,
UNC took 16 penalty corners to New
Hampshire's three.
Blaisse appeared again on Sunday
to frustrate Northeastern and give the
Tar Heels a three-game weekend
sweep. But this game was much
closer, as UNC narrowly defeated
Northeastern 1-0.
Hershey scored a goal off a Blaisse
pass 27:18 into the second half for
the only score of the game.
Last weekend was just a tune-up
for what may be the Tar Heels' biggest
week of the year. They begin a three
game home stand against three
national powerhouses when they host
Iowa on Astroturf Field.
After the Hawkeyes, UNC will face
Old Dominion on Sept. 24 and close
the home stand the next day against
Maryland.
Volleyball
Coach Peggy Bradley-Doppes
crew spent the weekend in the Cradle
of Coaches, losing on Friday to
Miami of Ohio before rallying the
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next day to dust the Lady Spartans
of Michigan State.,
The Tar Heels took a 5-0 record
into the Miami of Ohio Tournament,
but saw their (half) hopes for a perfect
season go down the drain at the hands
of the Lady Redskins, 15-7, 5-15, 13
15, 15-12, 16-14.
That loss dropped UNC to the
always-dreaded loser's bracket, where
the Tar Heels rebounded to defeat
MSU, 13-15, 15-13, 15-12, 15-10.
Individual stars for North Carolina
included Liz Berg, who posted kill
totals of 22 and 27; Andrea Wells,
who had 15 digs in the loss to Miami;
Sharon German, who made 18 kills
on Friday; and Lisa Joffs, who paced
the win over the East Lansings with
14 kills, including four solo blocks.
Oh, yeah, and Illinois State beat
Miami for the championship.
UNC's record is now 6-1.
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rebounding from a first-round loss to
defeat Jason Rubell of Duke (6-3, 7-
6).
Women's matches were delayed to
a greater extent than the men's, but
early-round results showed three first
round victories for the women's team.
Ann Stephenson, seeded No. 2 in
the women's singles first flight, easily
raced past Susan Saunders of N.C.
State, 6-0, 6-0. In the second flight,
Gigi Neely's 6-1,6-1 win over Jennifer
Ahrendt of Duke and Kelly Sharp's
three-set win against Virginia's Becky
Kopak (2-6, 6-2, 6-3) accounted for
the other two Tar Heel women's first
round victories.
In the top flight, Valerie Farmer,
Gina Goblirsch and Spencer Barnes
all rebounded from first-round losses
to win in the losers' bracket. After
losing to top seed Patti O'Reilly of
N.C. State-(6-0, 6-3), Farmer blew
past another Wolfpack player, Del
phine Karjala, without losing a single
game.
Goblirsch also won rather handily
in the losers bracket after a difficult
first set in her match against State's
Katie Fleming, 7-5, 6-0. After split
ting sets with State's Jenny Sell in
a 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 loss, Barnes won her
match in the loser's bracket against
Kelly Kolankicwicz, 6-1, 6-2.
All four men's doubles teams were
sent to the losers' bracket after first
round losses.
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