8The Daily Tar HeelWednesday, April 24, 1991
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TUNC offensive tackle Doimaley drafted by Oilers in 3rd round:
Staff and wire reports
Former North Carolina offensive
tackle Kevin Donnalley was selected
by the Houston Oilers as the 79th pick
in the National Football League draft
Sunday.
Donnalley, a 6-foot-5, 293-pound
senior from Raleigh, was chosen in the
third round by Houston in a pick the
Oilers received from the Miami Dol
phins. The burly co-captain started at left
tackle in both the 1989 and 1990 sea
sons for the Tar Heels. He played an
integral role in UNC's improvement
from a 1-10 record in 1989 to a 6-4-1
mark in 1990.
He is the second in his family to jump
from UNC to the NFL. Rick Donnalley,
an all-ACC center at UNC in 1980,
played with the Pittsburgh Steelers and
the Kansas City Chiefs.
Monday, Donnalley, an economics
major, was rewarded as the student-
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athlete with the highest grade-point av
erage on the UNC football squad.
Women's hoops reaps recruits
Stephanie Lawrence, Miss Basket
ball in the state of Georgia, and Char
lotte Smith, a first-team all-stater from
Shelby, highlight a class of five Tar
Heel women's basketball signees look
ing to lead UNC out of the ACC cellar
in 1991-92.
UNC's other recruits are: Gwendolyn
Gillingham, a 6-foot-7 All-San Anto
nio center from Floreseville, Texas; Jill
Suddreth, a second-team all-state guard
from Granite Falls; and Tonya Jackson,
a 6-1 forward from Conway, S.C., who
averaged 21 points, 15 rebounds and
seven blocks a game in 1990-91
enough to earn her South Carolina 4-A-player-of-the-year
honors.
Lawrence led Morrow High School
in Jonesboro, Ga., to three straight state
championships, including a perfect 32
0 record this season a year in which
the 6-0 guardforward shot 48 percent
from behind the 3-point line.
Smith, the nephew of former NBA
great David Thompson, averaged 25
points, 14 rebounds and four steals per
game for Shelby High School in 1990
91. The 6-0 forward is reputed to be
capable of dunking something that
has never been done in a regular-season
women's college game.
Syracuse's Owens jumps to NBA
SYRACUSE, N.Y. All-America
forward Billy Owens said today he will
pass up his final year of eligibility at
Syracuse to enter the NBA draft.
"It was a hard decision, but I feel I'm
ready for the next level," he said at an
afternoon news conference.
Owens, a 6-foot-9 junior, is expected
to be one of the top five players selected
ACC to NFL
Round, Player
1. Herman Moore
2. Mike Jones
2. Jerome Henderson
2. Jesse Campbell
2. Doug Thomas
2. John Johnson
3. Chris Gardocki
3. Kevin Donnalley
4. Scott Zolak
4. Dexter Davis
4. Tony Covington
4. Joe Johnson
4. Clarence Jones
5. Vance Hammond
7. Calvin Tiggle
7. Fernandus Vinson
9. O'Neill Glenn
9. Bruce McGonnigal
10. Jim Lavin
10. Eric Harmon
11. Shawn Moore
11.Stacey Long
12. Elijah Austin
College NFL Team
UVa. Detroit
NCSU Phoenix
Clem. New England
NCSU Philadelphia
Clem. Seattle
Clem. San Francisco
Clem. Chicago
UNC Houston
Md. New England
Clem. Phoenix
UVa. Tampa Bay
NCSU Chicago
Md. N.Y. Giants
Clem. Phoenix
Ga.Tech Tampa Bay
NCSU Cincinnati
Md. New England
UVa. Pittsburgh
Ga. Tech Cincinnati
Clem. Philadelphia
UVa. Denver
Clem. Chicago
NCSU Cleveland
ACC Baseball leaders
Batting Average
Player, Team Avg.
Noe, Md 409
McMillan, Clem 407
Crowley, Clem 394
Kowilcik, WF 373
Bruce, GT 371
Home Runs
Player, Team HRs
Bruce, GT 19
Macrina, Clem 17
Kowilcik, WF 16
Bragg, GT 12
Runs Batted In
Player, Team RBIs
Bruce, GT 71
Macrina, Clem 59
Bragg, GT 56
Kowilcik, WF 49
Spiers, Clem 49
Stolen Bases
Player, Team SBs
Byrd, GT 31
Fleming, GT 21
McCracken, Duke 20
Bragg, GT 17
Holbrook, UNC 16
Earned Run Average
Player, Team ERA
Angel, Clem 2.23
Kimbrell. Clem 2.39
Manning, UNC 3.13
Jersild, Clem 3.17
Donahue, NCSU 3.18
in the June 26th draft. Owens said that
the prospect of signing a big-money
contract as one of the top picks was not
the deciding factor in entering the draft.
"I'm not really in it for the money,"
he said. "My dream was to be an NBA
player, just to put an NBA uniform on."
The Big East Conference's player of
the year in 1990-91, Owens averaged
23.3 points, 11.7 rebounds, 3.5 assists
and 1 .2 blocked shots a game last sea
son. Owens started all 103 games of his
Syracuse career, finishing among the
school's career leaders in every major
category. His 1,818 points were sev
enth best in school history and left
Owens as the second highest-scoring
third-year player behind Dave Bing.
"He's going to be very high in the
draft," New Jersey Nets' senior vice
president Willis Reed said. "You can
never tell. He could be No. 1 ."
Owens joins sophomore guard Kenny
Anderson of Georgia Tech and juniors
Terrell Brandon of Oregon and center
Brian Williams of Arizona as under
classmen who announced for the NBA
draft. The deadline is May 12.
Phillies give Leyva early exit ;
PHILADELPHIA Nick Leyva
was fired today as manager of the Phila
delphia Phillies just 13 games into the
season and was replaced by J im Fregosi .
It was the second fastest firing .in
baseball history. In 1 988, the year Bal
timore lost its first 2 1 games, the Ori
oles fired Cal Ripken Sr. six games into
the season. Ripken was replaced by
Frank Robinson.
The Phillies opened this season 4-9
and looked like a loser. They had a 4.77
earned run average, wild pitches galore
and made 15 errors. Leyva will not
remain with the team in any capacity
UNC Student Athletes
Monday, the UNC Athletic Director's Scholar
Athlete Awards were presented to the student-athlete
on each varsity team with the
highest grade-point average. The recipients;
Athlete Sport
Steve Estroff Baseball
Henrik Rodl Men's Basketball
Leigh Waddell Women's Basketball
Keith Mathis Men's Cross Country
Jane Boulter Women's Cross Country
Rafael Martin Men's Fencing'
Joanne Promislow Women's Fencing
Terri Buck Field Hockey
Kevin Donnalley Footbair
David Wood Men's Golf
Dayna Baird Women's Golf
Carrie Suto Gymnastics
Brooks Matthews Lacrosse
Adam Tinkham Men's Soccer
Courtney Lehmann Women's Soccer
Tracy Brower Softbalf
Vicki Parrott Softball
Marc Ferguson Men's Swimnjjng
Heather Nottingham ..Women's Swimming.
Bryan Jones Men's Tennis.
Dana Kanell Women's Tennis,
Sean Murray Men's Track
Sharon Couch Women's Track
Paula Martin Volleyball,
Todd Grantham Wrestling'
Lacrosse Top 20
1. North Carolina (11) 10-0 220
2. Brown 10-0 205
3. Virginia 9-2 198
4. Maryland 7-2 180
5. Princeton 9-2 176
6. Syracuse 7-2 162
7. Johns Hopkins 5-3 161
8. Loyola 6-3 147
9. TowsonSt. 7-2 132:
10. Rutgers 6-4 104
11. Duke 6-4 102
11. Army 8-2 102
13. Massachusetts 6-2 100
14. Cornell 8-2 79
15. Navy 5-5 64'
16. PennSt 6-4 44
17. Penn 3-5 36
18. Yale 6-6 33
19. CW.Post 4-5 22
20. Villanova 9-4 11;
Sports on TV
Wednesday, April 24
8:30 p.m. Major League BasebalLTeams
TBA; ESPN
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