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Men’s soccer slips past Deacons
with dominant defensive display
BYM. LEE TAFT
ASSISTANT SPORTSATURDAY EDITOR
For six seniors on the North Carolina
men’s soccer team, Sunday was some
thing special: it was the last chance to
play at Fetzer Field, the last chance to
win.
“When we stepped out there we made
sure we were going to come away with a
victory no matter what, ” said senior goal
keeper Dimitry Drouin.
Drouin and the seniors made good on
their promise,
beating Wake
Forest 1-0.
The Tar
Heels’ (8-6-1,
Men's soccer
Wake Forest 0
UNC 1
2-2-1 in the ACC) defense dominated the
match, limiting the Deacons to only four
shots in the first half.
The lone goal ofthe match came 10:02
into the second half, when Joe DiSalvo
took the ball down the left flank. As the
Deacon defenders closed in on DiSalvo,
he sent a high cross into the Wake box.
Junior Carey Talley headed the ball past
WFU goalkeeper Tim Woods into the
back of the net for his team-leading ninth
goal of the season.
“Joey just happened to put it on my
head and I was there,” Talley said. “It
was a great ball by him, and I just hap
pened to be the one to finish it off.”
UNC’s defensive play set the tone of
the match, shutting down the passing
lanes and winning nearly every up-for
grabs ball in the open field.
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UNC midfielder
CAREY TALLEY
scored the game’s
only goal.
"Defensively I
think it’s the best
we’ve played all
year, it’s the most
organized,” Talley
said. “We had
problems at times
closing the gap be
tween the midfield
and the forwards.
If we work on that,
I think we can put
together a com
plete game.”
The Tar Heels
had numerous opportunities, putting up
16 shdts, but had trouble finding the net
early on.
Temoc Suarez put together two scor
ing opportunities, feeding passes in to
Daniel Kulenic and Thomas Rijsman,
but neither scored. Kulenic’s shot hit the
crossbar and went out of bounds, while
Rijsman’s header went just wide of the
goal.
With the Tar Heel defense containing
the Wake (10-6-1, 2-3-1) offense, the
Deacons were forced to take half then
shots from outside the penalty box, which
UNC keeper Drouin easily fought off.
“The defense really stepped it up to
day,” Drouin said. “Basically, I saw all
the shots, and they weren’t that difficult
to save. The defense was basically con
taining them, and if they contain them
they don’t get as many breakaways as
they usually do, and they only shoot
from maybe 15 yards. I’m supposed to
“I’ve got all the moves. I’ve got what it takes. I’m busting through the middle
and no one is stopping me. I’m gonna take this ball right into the end zone.
And after I score I’m gonna do it all over again.”
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ButtheTarHeel defensive effort wasn’t
without flaws, as occasional defensive
breakdowns gave the Deacons opportu
nities to score. Just after the UNC goal,
Wake forward Kyle Bachmeierwas wide
open in the box and blasted a shot off the
crossbar. Deacon defender Josh Timbers
had a wide open goal, but headed the
rebound over the goal.
In the waning moments of the game,
Wake resorted to an all-out offensive
attack, pumping every ball possible into
the box, hoping to tie the game. But the
UNC defense held off the attack, and
Drouin made the saves in the clutch,
sealing the win.
“(Drouin) really stepped it up today,”
UNC coach Elmar Bolowich said. “He’s
very solid back there. He’s good at keep
ing the defense on their toes. And cer
tainly his experience helped him in a
clutch match like that.”
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Gophers sink swimmers despite late rally
BY DAVE ALEXANDER
STAFF WRITER
Athletic competition is all about win
ning, but there are lessons to be learned
from losing as well.
North Carolina’s men’s and women’s
swimming and diving teams found out a
lot about themselves on Saturday, drop
ping close contests to Minnesota at Koury
Natatorium but staying competitive in
the process.
The women (0-2) fell 158-142 and the
men (0-2) were edged 153-145.
“I’m really proud of the way we per
formed,” UNC coach Frank Comfort
said. “They’re one of the best teams in
the country .... It was great to compete
against them, and I’m thrilled to have
done so well, but we wanted to win.”
On the women’s side, the 16th-ranked
Tar Heels dug themselves into an early
hole, trailing 77-35 after just five of 16
events. The No. 15 Minnesota women
(1 -0) were led early by Gretchen Hegener,
who helped the Gophers capture the 200
medley relay, and later swam to victory
in the 100 and 200 breaststrokes.
UNC began its comeback in the sixth
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Miller outdistanced the rest of the field.
Including Miller’s win, UNC was victo
rious in seven of the final 11 events.
Richelle Depold led the charge, domi
nating the competition every time she
jumped in the pool. She touched the wall
first in the 50 freestyle, the 100 freestyle
and the 100 butterfly, qualifying for the
NCAAs in all three.
More impressively, her time of 22.70
seconds in the 50 freestyle broke the
school and conference record she set last
weekend, and she finished nearly 1 1/2
seconds ahead of her closest competitor.
But the team’s effort came just short as
Minnesota held on for the victory. None
theless, a strong showing against one of
the nation’s top teams could be consid
ered a moral victory for the Tar Heels.
The 15th-ranked North Carolina men
found themselves in a similar situation.
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The Tar Heels managed to win only five
of 16 events, but placed consistently high
in the remaining events to mount the
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“Our effort was fantastic,” Comfort
said. “We wanted to win. Minnesota’s
men are the Big Ten champions. They’re
ranked ahead of u 5..., and it would have
been nice to have won.”
Saturday’s dual meet was preceded by
the 20th Annual Tar Heel Invitational on
Friday evening. The meet featured swim
ming clubs from around the area as well
as UNC and Minnesota. Tar Heel swim
mers performed well, winning four of
eight timed events.
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