Lacrosse
The Tar HeelThursday, June 1 , 198915
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sides.
UNC's sole goal of ihe second
half came at the 10:38 mark of the
fourth quarter, when freshman mid
die Dan Donnelly put the ball in the
net off of an assist by Chip Mayer.
Matt Panetta put the final nail in
the UNC coffin on a one-on-one with
Olmert with 9:07 left in the game to
give the Blue Jays a commanding 8
6 lead.
JHU scored twice in the final five
minutes and maintained the iron-clad
defense to thwart any hopes of a Tar
Heel last-second comeback.
"At halftime, we came into the
locker room, and the seniors did most
of the talking," Zimmerman said. "The
credit goes to the players. They're
the guys who got it done. They pulled
together and showed the heart."
There were two main factors in
Hopkins' victory. One was their suf
focating defense, led by Pietramala
and goaltending sensation Kessenich.
"The second-half breaks just fell
our way," said Kessenich, whose six
saves on one goal allowed in the sec
ond half helped shut down the Tar
Heel offense.
"UNC did almost the exact same
thing they did down there (at Chapel
Hill)," Pietramala said. Zimmerman
was quick to add: "While they may
have done the same things as far as
the Xs and Os are concerned, I know
Willie Scroggs has his team in a fe
ver pitch by playoff time. That's the
main difference in the play.
"They're much tougher in May
than they are in April."
The second factor that contributed
to the Blue Jays win was their excep
tional face-off play. Senior Joe Rzem
poluch dominated this facet of the
game, winning 14 of 21. Sophomore
Todd Oudemool, UNC's most effec
tive face-off specialist, won three of
11.
"Face-offs are the key possession
and control the tempo," Rzempoluch
said.
Scroggs said the Tar Heels inabil
ity to draw fouls on the Blue Jays
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Notes: Johns Hopkins lost the title
game to Syracuse 13-12. The Orange
men won their second-straight cham
pionship.
Four UNC players were named to
the All-ACC squad: attackman Neill
Redfern, midfielder Chip Mayer and
defensemen Joe Breschi and Paul
Fitzpatrick. Freshman middie Jim
Buczek was named Rookie of the
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