GJtjr fiaily (Ear Herl
DTH/SARAH DENT
North Carolina won its first two ACC games this weekend. Sunday’s 2-0
victory over Wake Forest was UNC's sixth consecutive shutout
ON THE ROAD
f 1
Women's Soccer Secures
90th and 91st Victories
The North Carolina women’s soccer
team won for the 91 st time in a row Sunday
with a 6-0 pasting of Saint Mary’s in
Moraga, Calif.
With the victory, UNC moved to 10-0
on the season.
Tisha VenturininettedNorth Carolina’s
first two goals of the
match. The
Modesto, Calif.,
native scored at the
20:57 and 25:36
mark.
Venturini found
the lower left comer
ofthenetforher first
goal off of an assist
fiomKeri Sanchez.
Venturini’s second
goal came when she
hit a wide-open
goal.
TISHA VENnifllNl
scored two goals vs.
St. Mary's Sunday.
One goal each by Angela Kelly and
Vanessa Rubio and Robin Confer’s two
goals rounded out the scoring for North
Carolina.
St. Mary’s got off just three shots in the
game. UNC attempted 26.
The Tar Heels also recorded a 3-2 win
over Santa Clara Friday in Moraga.
UNC bolted to a 2-0 lead in the first 15
minutes, thanks to goals by Kelly and Sa
rah Dacey.
But the Broncos threw a scare at the Tar
Heels in the last 15 minutes. Santa Clara
netted a goal at the 78:53 mark to cut the
UNC lead to one. However, Dacey netted
a shot to the upper right comer of the goal
at the 83:08 mark to push the Tar Heel lead
back to two at 3-1.
Santa Oara battled back with a goal at
HENDDERSON 108 Henderson St
aCTDriTaB it Jt Chapel Hill
■* A nLL 1 ™ 942-8440
Lunch Specials every q 0^ 1
day. Giant selection
burgers
sandwiches. . •/.'> <"V h gf g abc
P) *■’'*/ g | 'jj Permits
Whats brand new, J|
custom roasted, fresh q
fresh every 19 minutes,*
and comesjg||P with its own
99<£ travel mug?
It’s called Javahh! Bruegger’s new
estate grown, fresh ground, custom
roasted coflee. Wnat do you call
Bruegger’s brand new Javahh! travel ®l| a
W mug? A bargain at 99*. Get yours ||
I while supplies last. And don’t forget to fH
grab a bagel for the road. II
w The Best Coffee We’ve Ever Brewed
BAKERY*
The Best Thing Round*
Chapel Hill: 104 West Franklin Street and Eastgate Shopping Center
Durham: 626 Ninth Street
plus convenient locations in Raleigh and Cary
Open Seven Days A Week
the 85:36 mark, but the rally was a bit too
late.
Goalkeepers Tracy Noonan and Shelley
Finger had to work like no other time this
season. Noonan recorded five saves while
Finger grabbed two.
Men's Cross Country 2nd
At Greensboro Invitational
The UNC men’s cross country team
placed second with a score of 86 Saturday
at the Greensboro Invitational.
Brevard College won the three-team
meet with the lowest score of 53 points.
The Tar Heels had three runners in the
top five, led by sophomore Brandon
Coonse, who finished second. Sophomore
David Mabe came in third, and junior
Bryan Calloway placed fourth.
Noteam scores were keptforthewomen.
UNC’s top finisher was senior Holly
Marquette.
Women's Tennis Struggles
At Harvard Tournament
It was a rough weekend for the North
Carolina women’s tennis team at the
Harvard Invitational in Cambridge, Mass.
The Tar Heels’ No. 1-4 singles seeds
Ariana Cervenka, Freddy Uihlein, Alison
Levy and Sara Cranford, respectively
each, lost three matches to finish eighth in
those four brackets.
The bright spot was No. 5 player Robyn
Gurney, who beat Heather McEvoy of
Tennessee and Jennifer Rhodes ofHarvard
in the losers’ bracket to finish fifth.
In doubles, the No. 1 team of Cervenka
and Uihlein went 1-2 and finished sixth.
Glass and Cranford lost three matches at
No. 2, and Gurney and Webb went l-2and
finished seventh at No. 3.
FROM STAFF REPORTS
Field Hockey Hurls Another Shutout
BYROBBIPICKERAL
STAFF WRITER
WINSTON-SALEM The North
Carolina field hockey team opened up ACC
play this weekend by sending a message to
the rest of the state: It is the team to beat.
In battles
Field Hockey
UNC 6
Duke 0
UNC 2
Wake Forest 0
with two
intrastate foes,
the Tar Heels
used stifling
defense and
punishing of
fense to beat
Wake Forest 2-0 at Campus Stadium Sun
day and Duke 6-0 Saturday at home.
The No. 1 Tar Heels are now 8-0 (2-0 in
the ACC). Wake Forest fell to 4-4 (1-3
ACC). Duke fell to 34 (0-4 ACC).
Defense was key to the Tar Heels’ domi
nance. UNC did not score early in either
game, but a gritty defensive attitude kept
the ball out of the North Carolina goal.
“Defense is what we start practice every
Freshmen Tennis Players Impressive in Tourney
BY ALEC MORRISON
STAFF WRITER
When the final matches had been played
Sunday in the Tar Heel Invitational at the
Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center, the North
Carolina men’s tennis team had seen the
emergence of a group of freshmen whose
ability could take the program to anew
level.
One freshman singles player and two
freshmen doubles teams survived to at least
the semifinak of their brackets. Eric Gor
don reached the semifinak in 81-level
singles and teamed with freshman David
Britt to reach the semifinals in B 2 doubles.
RobertTadescoandTony Thomas made
it to the B 1-doubles final, eventually falling
to Ryan Simme and John O’Brien ofNotre
Dame 8-6. The UNC tandem fell behind
early on a service break and never fully
recovered against two more experienced
players.
Thomas said the support of teammates
and UNC fans helped keep them in the
match.
“We had a lot of support, and it was our
home court,” he said. “The whole team
was watching, and we played off a lot of
emotion. Even though we weren’t playing
real well, we tried to pick up our game and
play off the emotion.”
Tar Heel head coach Sam Paul said he
was pleased with his new players in their
first collegiate tournament.
He repeatedly said that the freshmen
had much to learn but that he was excited
aboutthe talentandpotential demonstrated
in die tournament.
“(The tournament’s) gone great,” he
said. “It’s been exactly what I wanted.
We’ve got a lot of work to do, a lot of
teaching to do, but that’s why we have the
tournament. It’s been good l’m really
pleased.”
Paul said he still did not have an idea
what the team’s lineup would look like.
“It’s way too early for that," he said.
“We don’t play our fust match until Febru
ary 12, andwedon’tgetintothemeatofthe
season until March and April, so we’re just
seeing where we are right now.”
Throughout the weekend, UNC play
ers turned in outstanding performances.
everybody Knows
New or returning* donors dl j
who bring this ad to Sera- Tec JrML
will receive
SKA THIS JL L
WEEK!
(based on two visits) A J *
* those who have not donated in the past 30 days
SERA-TEC BIOLOGICALS
108’A E. FBfIHKUW ST. (expires mm) 842-0251
Southwick Golf Course
Autumn Special!!!
Pair Up & Save
Bring a friend and this ad to the course
ANYTIME on WEEKDAYS and your friend
plays & rides 1 8 holes for HALF PRICE!
1 8 Hole Green & Cart Fee Special Rates:
Weekdays: Tee Off ANYTIME for ONLY $ 12.00
SATURDAYS . Tee Q ff Ater 2:00 PM
SUNDAYS for ONLY $15.00
StoUthtoiCfe Road lo Old
if | Greensboro Road. 12.5 Miles
UOII to NC 87 (North) for 9 Miles to
CourCA Blinking Light. Turn Right for 1
VNHOW Mile on Boy Wood Road to sign.
942-0783
h d
SPORTS
year with,” UNC head coach Karen
Shelton said Saturday. “Our No. 1 goal is
a stifling, smothering defense. It’s really
the heart of a good field hockey team.”
Sunday’s shutout was UNC’s sixth in a
row. Entering ACC competition, Tar Heel
goalie Jana Withrow led the ACC with a
0.40 goak-against average and was tied
with Maryland’s Irene Horvat in shutouts.
At Wake, UNC’s offense had problems
early when it couldn’t penetrate into Dea
con territory, but the defense hung strong
and allowed only three total shots on goal.
After the game was scoreless at the half,
sophomore Cindy Werley broke the tie
when her shot from the comer of the goal
snuck through keeper Chaney Peavler’s
pads and barely skated over the goal line.
Werleyakorecordedanassist when she
dribbled in on Peavler and centered the ball
at the last moment for a Kate Baiher score.
Werley led the offensive attack all week
end. The speedy scorer from Allentown,
Pa., matched her goal production from
1993 by scoring four goak, including her
“I thought we played well. I
thought we actually played
better (Saturday) night than
the matches before where we
won. ”
DAVID BRUT
UNC tennis player
OnFriday, junior Chris Hill defeated Mike
Gabon: of Old Dominion 7-6, 6-0. How
ever, Hill fell to Furman’s Eric Devries in
Saturday’s quarterfinak.
Thomas also played impressively on
Friday despite losing to Juan DeAngelo of
East Tennessee State 7-5,4-6,6-3. Thomas
fell behind early in the match, yet recov
ered to challenge DeAngelo throughout
the three-set marathon, which was filled
with big serving from both players.
Britt had little problem reaching the
quarterfinak, but he ran into trouble with
Mike Sprouse ofNotre Dame, the top seed
in the A2 singles bracket.
Sprouse defeated Britt 6-1,64, but not
without a fight. Britt played every point
with intensity, often pumping hk fist and
shouting words of encouragement to him
self throughout the match.
On Saturday evening, Britt and Gordon
faced Davidson’s Holt Vaughn and Jon
Pastel. Despite losing 8-6, Britt said he felt
it was his tandem’s best match of the tour
nament. *
“I thought we played well,” Britt said.
“I thought we actually played better (Sat
urday) night than the matches before where
we won. We started to jell as a team more.
Thk k the first time we’ve played together,
so I thought we did pretty good.”
Britt was ako pleased with the freshmen
and the team as a whole.
“Thk is our first tournament as fresh
men, and I’m pretty excited about how we
did,” he said.
Britt said he thought experience was the
big difference between the Tar Heek and
the other teams that played this weekend.
“There are a few tricks of the trade that
we don’t know, but I think we could be a
first collegiate hat trick.
“It was just awesome,” Werley said of
her three goak against Duke. “I can’t ex
plain it ... it was just great to open the
ACCs with a win.”
Saturday’s shellacking was UNC’s 29th
consecutive field hockey win against Duke.
Shelton has not lost to the Blue Devik
since she took over the program in 1981.
“We expect a fight every time we play
Duke,” Shelton said. “They are an emerg
ing team, and every year we play them the
game gets better.”
Although most of the Duke game was
played near the Blue Devik’ goal, it was
extremely competitive.
Senior captain Sharon Moore opened
the scoring late in the first half. Moore
scored on a penalty stroke after Duke goalie
Kim Makalusky knocked down Barber on
a one-on-one breakaway to the goal.
“We lit a fire under them at halftime,”
Shelton said. “Most of our shots were just
missing, and we knew we needed to be
putting the ball in the net.
— ■ . •••••;•• ■■ 1 " 1 ■■"■■■■■■■ ?■
——UU- - ' lHim
41 *
% v
jßr: m
DTH/CRAIG JONH
UNC advanced a freshman singles player and two freshmen doubles teams to
the semifinals of their brackets in this weekend's Tar Heel Invitational, i
solid top-10 team,” he said. “With the
coach that we have and these facilities,
there’s no reason we can’t go to the highest
level.”
In the next few weeks, the Tar Heek
should continue to improve their tennis as
the competition grows in intensity.
UNC’s top three players David
Caldwell, Brint Morrow and Paul Harsanyi
did not play this weekend. The trio of
Pepper's —(
Pizza
Sunny Place ] I \
for Shady People
127-129 E. Franklin St. Downtown Chapel Hill
Next to Varsity Theatre 967-7766
great scores...
I RCt a I p-;
Chapel Hill class +7.2 *
lor December LSAT po, " t *
Begins Ocl. 18
Call: 493-5000
get a higher score
KAPLAN
* As documented in the May 1994 Kaplan LSAT Performance Study conducted by Price Watertioute.
Monday, September 26,1994
“We knew we needed to be more ag
gressive. We knew we needed to demand
more of ourselves.”
And the deluge began.
Werley scored on a penalty stroke, then
scored less than two minutes Later on a shot
from the left side. Mooje scored again at
the 22-minute mark, then Werley achieved
her hat trick, scoring from the right side.
Freshman Jen DiCuollo added the final
goal with less than seven minutes left
"They’re a tough team,” Duke head
coach Jacki Silar said. “They have a lot of
speed, mainly with their forward line. And
they have an aggressive defense.
"Every year the game gets a little closer.
The (UNC-Duke) rivalry adds to it”
But although UNC beat both intrastate
foes thk weekend, Shelton said the team
still has a long way to go.
“We play both this team (Wake Forest)
and Duke again this season, and we may
meet them one more time in the ACC
tournament,” she said. “So we know we
still have a lot of work to do.”
veterans will play in the Sky Tel day
Courts in Jackson, Miss., beginning Thurs
day.
The rest of the team will prepare for the
upcoming South Carolina Invitational and
Southern Intercollegiates. The entire team
will play in Chapel Hill again in a few
weeks, when UNC hosts the Rolex In
doors, one of the four tournaments that
make up the collegiate grand slam.
7