6The Daily Tar HeelTuesday, September 5, 1989
Sports
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Freshmao Lempers scores two
as UNC squeaks past alumnae
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' (Freshman Imke Lempers (right) scored twice Saturday to lead UNC past a star-studded alumnae squad
By NEIL AMATO
Staff Writer
Saturday afternoon at the AstroTurf
Field, the stars came out to shine as the
1989 UNC field hockey team took on a
group of North Carolina alumnae. Al
though a light-hearted atmosphere sur
rounded the game, some serious hockey
took place as this year's Tar Heels
nipped the grad squad 3-2 in overtime.
Junior Peggy Anthon's goal with 5 1
seconds remaining in the extra, period
won a game that featured eight All
ACC performers and five first-team
All-Americans, past and present.
Imke Lempers, a freshman from
Voorschoten, The Netherlands,
pounded in two second-half goals and
assisted on Anthon's game-winner in
her opening game as a Tar Heel.
"I was very excited to play my first
game," said Lempers, who is still get
ting over the language and playing
differences. "After I get used to every
thing, I think I can play better."
Although the Tar Heels suffered two
lapses at crucial points the alumnae
scored their goals at opposite times,
three minutes into the contest and with
less than a minute left in regulation
head coach Karen Shelton was pleased
with her squad's performance.
"We had a slow start, but I was very
happy overall with the game," Shelton
said. "It was very competitive and that's
what we wanted. We knew the alumnae
would be tough and they played better
than I anticipated."
Anthon's goal would not have been
necessary had the Tar Heels not stuffed
the alumnae's final attempt in regula
tion. After a commotion ensued in front
of the UNC net, '85 All-ACC per
former and '86 grad Beth Logan Hand
schuch picked up the loose ball and
poked it past Tar Heel goalkeeper
Evelien Spee with only 49 seconds left.
Lempers gave UNC what looked to
be the game-winner with 15:50 left in
the second half. The North Carolina
defense cleared the ball to midfielder
Laurel Hershey, who raced up the field
with Anthon ahead of her. Anthon gath
ered the pass from Hershey and pushed
the ball to the center of the field where
Lempers took it and fired a rocket to the
left of alumnae 'keeper Betsy Gillespie.
UNC tied the game four minutes
earlier off a broken penalty corner. After
the hit-in by Anthon and stick stop by
senior captain Leslie Lyness, Lempers
gave the ball back to Lyness. The ball
squirted loose but Lempers was there to
smash the ball into the goal as the
alumnae defense charged toward her.
Lyness, who left the game briefly
with back and knee injuries, said she
thought UNC played quality hockey.
"I think we did pretty well," the '88
All-America midfielder said. "I think
See HOCKEY, page 7
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