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Monday, October 16,1995
UNC Nets 3 Early, Holds on for Win
BYTATE SULLIVAN
STAFF WRITER
Its play may have been sloppy, but the
UNC men’s soccer team needed a win
against Radford on Sunday and got it.
“We wanted to get a win regardless of
how pretty or how nasty it looked,” said
UNC coach Elmar Bolowich. “In our situ
ation all that matters right now is winning
the game.”
North Carolina prevailed over Radford
3-2 at Fetzer Field, improving its record to
8-5.
UNC played without goalkeeper
Dimitry
Drouin and
defender Eddie
Pope. Drouin
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plans to return to the team on Tuesday
after resting a pulled quadracep muscle.
Pope will be out for two more weeks due
to a stress fracture in his right ankle. Pope,
a pre-season All-American and one of
UNC’s best defenders, has appeared in
only four games this season.
Despite these injuries, UNC tallied three
goals in the first 20 minutes of the game.
Sophomore Daniel Kulenic scored
UNC’s first goal, the first of his career.
Brian Mascia and Jamie Clark contributed
the assists. Clark knocked the ball past two
Radford defenders from six yards out after
receiving a crossing pass from Mascia.
“Jamie slid it through, and it was an
open shot,” Kulenic said. “It doesn’t seem
like I get many opportunities like that."
Bolowich said he was happy that Kulenic
scored.
“It’s great Daniel had his first goal,”
Bolowich said. “He’s a hard working kid,
Barber, Pelligreen Unstoppable on Frontline
BY JONATHAN KOLLAR
STAFF WRtTER
Stellar. Clutch. Unstoppable.
Not only do these words describe the
undefeated, top-ranked UNC field hockey
squad (14-0,6-0 in the ACC), they particu
larly identify two Tar Heel forwards: Kate
Barber and Nancy Pelligreen.
These two UNC standouts played tre
mendous roles in victories over No. 7 Vir
ginia and No. 2 Maryland this weekend.
“They’re very special forwards,” said
North Carolina coach Karen Shelton. “I
really think that while we have a great
team; I think those two players kind of set
us apart a little bit.”
Barber, a sophomore from West Chester,
Pa., leads the Tar Heels in scoring (14
third inassists (nine).
She timed two goals and dished out two
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Collins, who looked sharp in his first
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and I wish he would’ve scored it a long
time ago. Finally he broke the ice, and
hopefully that will give him the confidence
and the belief that he can do it”
Hector Suarez and Carey Talley scored
the second and third goals, respectively,
for the Tar Heels. Suarez’s goal was unas
sisted after he broke through Radford’s
defense untouched. Talley headed in his
goal after assists
from Hector and
Victor Suarez.
After UNC
earned a 3-0 lead, it
looked like a rout
was in the making
But UNC faltered
before the end of the
first half and let
Radford back into
the game.
“We came out in
the first 20 and
played really hard,”
scored his first career
goal against Radford.
Kulenic said. “We dominated. Towards
the end of the half we kind of let down.”
Radford sneaked back into the game
with two goals in the second half. Both of
the Highlanders’ goals came after throw
ins from the sideline to the front of the goal.
Radford headed in each goal past fresh
man goalkeeper Graham Sharp, making
his first career start for the Tar Heels.
UNC had plenty of opportunities in the
second half to put the game away. At one
point, Temoc Suarez was streaking down
the field with one defender left to beat.
Suarez passed to his brother, Victor, who
was wide open in front of the goal. His shot
sailed to the left.
“We got the early, comfortable lead but
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KATE BARBER had
two goals and four
assists this weekend.
assists Friday in a 5-
2 victory over the
Cavaliers and made
another two assists
including the
game winner to
Kim Schroll—Sat
urday in a 2-1 over
time win over the
Terrapins.
Although
Barber’s individual
play was at the fore
front this weekend,
she praised the Tar
Heels’ overall performance.
“It feels great, ” Barber said. “We had a
tough weekend and overcame a lot of
adversity.... I think we played really well
and showed that we canplay back to back.
“We had a good weekend against two
two starts, was intercepted twice by the
Jets, including one by Mo Lewis, who
returned it 15 yards for a touchdown.
Collins, the Panthers’ top draft pick, also
had numerous other passes tipped and was
sacked for a safety.
But Carolina (1-5) turned apair ofNew
York miscues into 10 points and held the
Jets to four first downs in the second half.
New York (1-6) has scored just three
touchdowns in losing its last four games.
The Jets’ lone victory this season came
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North Carolina's Temoc Suarez (10) is tripped up by a Radford defender.
Suarez took four shots in the game, as the Tar Heels won 3-2 Sunday.
we deteriorated a little bit, and from then
on we struggled to get the pace back,”
Bolowichsaid. “Weshouldofcashedinon
more opportunities in the second half.”
Kulenic agreed.
“We let them get back in the match with
theirgoals,”hesaid. “It was a pretty rough
game the rest of the way.”
Radford came into the game with a 10-
2-1 record, and UNC expected a tight
top teams, which definitely gives us a lot of
confidence, and we’ll keep working hard.”
Barber has shared the offensive spot
light all season with Pelligreen both
have five game-winning goals.
Pelligreen, a freshman from St. Louis, is
UNC’s second-leading scorer with 13 goals,
and she has dished out three assists.
Pelligreen netted two goals and had one
assist in the Virginia game and put in one
goal against the Terrapins.
Although it is Pelligreen’s first year as a
Tar Heel, she has provided an immediate
contribution as a complement to Barber.
“Nancy and I have worked together
(before this season) even though she’s a
freshman,” Barber said. “We’ve played
together in the summer, so we’re familiar
with each other, and I can count on her to
put the ball in the net. If I give her the ball,
she’ll put it in.”
against Jacksonville, the league’s other
expansion team.
Carolina hadn’t held any team to less
than 300 total yards this season; the Jets
got 138. New York, which remains the
only NFL team to not score a rushing
touchdown, was held to 25 rushing yards.
Afterward, the players dumped
Gatorade on coach Dom Capers.
The contest featured the peculiarities
that might be expected in a matchup be
tween teams with a combined record of 1-
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“We knew that Radford was experi
enced, and it was going to be a good game, ”
Kulenic said.
Bolowich agreed to a certain point.
“It wasn’t really Radford that did the
job on us,” Bolowich said. “It was us who
did the job on ourselves in terms of not
keeping the ball, losing the ball, not play
ing intelligently, panicking.”
The Tar Heels will need Barber and
Pelligreen to maintain their stellar level of
play in the coming weeks as they take on
No. 5 James Madison, No. 9 Old Domin
ion, No. 12 Boston University and No. 14
Wake Forest before the postseason.
These opponents will have to contain
this dynamic duo in order to win, but as
previous performances indicate, the Bar
ber/Pelligreen tandem is one of the tough
est offensive weapons in the game.
“They really have great individual
skills,” Shelton said. “They have great vi
sion. They’re able to maneuver in traffic,
and that’s a very difficult thing to do. They
both have good acceleration, and they’ve
got a nose for the goal.
“Some of the things that they have, you
can’t teach kids. You either have it, or you
don’t. Those kids have it, and we’re very
lucky to have them.”
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sequence was a drive of minus-6 yards that
produced a field goal. The Panthers outdid
that when Sam Mills intercepted an inno
cent-looking shovel pass and returned it 36
yards for a touchdown.
Even the officials got into the act, re
versing a penalty call due to their own
suewup. After Carolina’s John Kasay
missed a 39-yard field goal late in the first
half, the officials picked up a flag thrown
for letting the play clock expire.
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Women's Cross Country
Wins State Championship
The North Carolina women’s cross
country team boasted four of the top 10
finishers at the North Carolina Cross Coun
try Collegiate Championships in Charlotte
Saturday as it cruised to an easy victory.
The Tar Heels’ 31 points outdistanced
second-place Duke, which had 85 points.
UNC junior Karen Godlock claimed the
women’s individual title with a time of
17:01.5 on the 3.1-mile course at McAlpine
Park.
UNC’s Blake Phillips, Sara Majka and
Holly Marquette finished fourth, fifth and
10th, respectively. Phillips completed the
course in 18:10, Majka came in at 18:17
and Marquette finished in 18:35. Susanna
Matsen recorded a time of 18:36,0.8 sec
onds after Marquette, to finish 11th.
The Tar Heel men also put in a strong
showing at the meet, coming in second to
Duke with a 61-point total. UNC’s Brian
Calloway placed eighth with a time of
25:40 on a 4.96 mile course. David Mabe’s
time of 25:49 was good for ninth, making
him the only other Tar Heel to finish in the
top 10.
North Carolina’s Kevin Pierpoint ran
the course in 25:57, putting him in 11th
place overall. Todd Crescenzo finished in
26:07 to come in 14thfor the Tar Heels. No
other UNC men finished in the top 20.
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In Weekend Vs. 'Noles
The North Carolina volleyball team
Tennis Tandems Make Finals
But Falter in Carolina Classic
BY KIMBERLY MCCUDDEN
STAFF WRITER
Tony Thomas amazed those in atten
dance at the Carolina Classic with an over
head smash that put a hole in the canvas at
the Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center, but the
men’s tennis team failed to come away
with any titles this weekend.
However, two doubles teams reached
the finals in their respective draws.
“It was a great tournament for us, be
cause the students got to play four matches
each,” said UNC coach Sam Paul. “We’re
certainly playing better tennis at times.
We’re just not consistent.”
UNC hosted the three-day tournament
elimination format allowed for players to
keep playing after they’d lost.
Freshman Tripp Phillips and sopho
more Tony Thomas made it to the A Flight
doubles finals before falling 8-6 to
Michigan’s Peter Pustazai and John
Costanzo. Paul said the Michigan duo has
been playing together a long time, and
Phillips and Thomas weren’t playing their
best tennis, either.
“They didn’t volley well, they weren’t
sharp,” Paul said. “They didn't serve well,
and it was the combination of those two
things.”
Paul said he was pleased with Phillips
and Thomas, who defeated Notre Dame’s
No. 1 doubles tandem in only their second
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continued its inspired play this weekend
against Florida State, splitting a pair of
five-game matches against the Seminoles
in Tallahassee.
On Friday, FSU (5-13,1-7 ACC) dealt
the Tar Heels (13-6,5-3) an 8-15,15-10,15-
11, 10-15, 17-15 defeat behind Latoya
Presberry’s23 kills. Holly Schneider added
19 kills for the ‘Noles.
Kristin Kruse spearheaded UNC’s at
tack with 23 kills. Lori Carlson had 14 kills
to go along with 13 from Amber Willey
and 12 by Maya Starks.
The Saturday matchup proved to be
another lengthy
contest, with UNC
outlasting the
‘Noles 15-13,13-15,
5-15, 15-5, 15-10.
Once again, Kruse
stole the spotlight
for the Tar Heels,
totalling 20 kills.
Willey followed
Kruse with 18 kills,
and Anissa
Cronenberg added
12 kills. Ashley
43 kills this weekend.
Powers aided the UNC effort with five aces
in the match.
Saturday’s victory marks North
Carolina’s sixth win in its last seven
matches.
UNC heads to the Lone Star state to
square off against Texas Saturday and
Houston Sunday. The Tar Heels will not
return to Carmichael Auditorium until an
Oct. 25 matchup against N.C. State, which
they shocked in Raleigh two weeks ago.
FROM STAFF REPORTS
match together. Paul said things are start
ing to come together for Thomas.
“I’ve been working hard,” Thomas said.
“I think I’m playing fairly well. I don’t
think it’s the best tennis I can play. I am not
satisfied.”
The other UNC doubles team who
reached the finals was sophomore Sean
McDermott and junior Jon Balch in D
Flight doubles. The tandem were defeated
by Michigan 8-5.
“I’ve been playingbetter in doubles than
singles,” McDermott said. “I feel pretty
good about it.”
In singles, Wake Forest’s DanielMerkeit
beat Duke’s Peter Ayers 6-1,6-1 in the A
Flight, andßrianPattersonofNotre Dame
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1,2-6,6-4 win over Arvid Swan of Michi
gan.
Paul said his team may be tired from
playing three tournaments in a row. Also,
Tar Heels Paul Harsanyi and David Britt
did not compete due to injuries.
“Now we’ve got to get to work and
continue to improve,” he said. “Every
thing we’re doing is geared towards the
spring. Everybody’s gotalotofwork to do,
but I’m pleased that we’re playing better.”
Thomas said: “I think we can work
harder and by this spring be fairly impres
sive,” he said. “I think we’re playing fairly
strong. We need to fight and be fairly
competitive, and everyone’s pretty much
doing that.”
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