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North Carolina Faces Battle With No. 1 Santa Clara
By Will Kimmey
Assistant Sport Saturday Editor
Finesse versus power. It’s the ultimate
battle of polar opposites.
As played out on the soccer field,
round one went to the power when
Penn State out-muscled and out-hustled
the North Carolina women’s team in a
3-2 Nittany Lion victory Sept. 12.
Today, the bell sounds to start round
two as UNC (6-1) squares off against
top-ranked Santa Clara at the Duke adi
das Invitational at 5:30 p.m. in Durham.
The Broncos most likely will attempt
to reprise the role of the intimidator,
after PSU and Florida have played so
well in handing No. 3 UNC its last two
defeats.
“You can lose but you can’t be defeat
ed, and that’s what we were against
Penn State,” UNC’s All-American mid
fielder Lorrie Fair said. “We literally
said, ‘Oh, you look big; take the ball and
run me over.’
“A bigger team isn’t going to intimi
date us. We need to be the intimidator.”
Intimidating Santa Clara might prove
to be a difficult task. The Broncos have
posted an 8-0 record while allowing
only three goals. Opponents are averag
ing less than five shots per game against
the stingy defense.
Tar Heels Beat Spartans; Cavaliers Provide Next Test
Staff Report
The North Carolina men’s soccer
team will enter Saturday’s game against
Virginia rid
ing the high
of a five-game
winning
streak.
UNC’s
Men’s
Soccer
UNC 3
UNC-G 0
most recent win came Wednesday night
against UNC-Greensboro. The Tar
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keeper Crystal
Gordon, who led
the nation with a
0.16 goals against
average a year
ago, anchors the
Bronco “D.” The
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American
Danielle Slaton
and Kylie Bivens.
“The Santa
Clara defense is
outstanding,”
UNC coach
Anson Dorrance said. “They’ve got one
of the best back lines in the college
game. But we also have a good front
line. It’s going to be a great war between
their back line and our front line.”
UNC’s front line will have to step up
to combat the loss of talented freshman
Susan Bush. She will not play after injur
ing her knee in practice Thursday.
This might give Santa Clara, which
boasts a high scoring forward tandem of
All-American Mandy Clemens and
Jacqui Little, an offensive edge. In three
years of playing together, Clemens and
Little have combined for 85 goals and
71 assists.
Heels handed UNC-G a 3-0 loss, mark
ing the first time the Spartans (4-4) have
been shut out in 43 games.
Tar Heel midfielder CJ. Steffen
opened the scoring at 12:52 with a bul
let into the upper right comer from 18
yards out.
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Carolina a 2-0 lead three and one-half
minutes later. He took a pass from
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“We know (Clemens and Little) are
good players; we’ve played against them
for years,” said Dorrance. have a
huge respect for their talent. Hopefully,
it will cause our players to focus and
concentrate on playing their best.”
Aside from playing tight defense and
making precision passes, expect the Tar
Heels to play with a lot of emotion.
“I think we just need to go into the
game with a lot of heart,” UNC All-
American defender Lindsay Stoecker
said. “We really need to get pumped up
for the game and have a lot of passion
for playing.”
Dorrance and almost every UNC
player agreed the reason for the loss to
Penn State had more to do with the Tar
Heels not being mentally prepared than
getting out-muscled.
Fair said the Tar Heels would be
excited and ready to play against Santa
Clara. She cited UNC’s overtime win
against Notre Dame as an example.
“It’s going to be exciting end-to-end,”
the senior said. “It’s going to be a 100
mile-per-hour game, the same thing as
with Notre Dame game.
“You can bet that it’s going to be a
great game. I’m excited to play.”
The Sports Editor can be reached
at sports@unc.edu.
Tar Heel senior
Lorrie Fair
has never lost to
the Broncos during
her previous three
seasons at UNC.
Defender Danieljackson finished off
the scoring for the Tar Heels at 88:08
with a goal from 25 yards out.
UNC outshot the Spartans 9-3 for the
game. The win gave the Tar Heels
their best start since opening the 1995
season with the same 6-1 mark, includ
ing a 1-0 ACC record, good enough for
a No. 12 ranking by the NSCAA.
Virginia (4-2-1, 0-1-1 in the ACC),
ranked No. 16, had its share of success
recently against North Carolina.
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Broncos' Success Creates Rivalry With UNC
By Bret Strelow
Assistant Sports Editor
With the dominance of the North
Carolina women’s soccer program, the
team has not had a true rival to trade
wins and losses with.
Hence, UNC had to look for other
qualifications for a rival, such as a team
that simply plays them close.
No. 1 Santa Clara is the closest thing
to that description.
“If you look at all the games, none of
them are 6-0,” Tar Heel senior Lorrie
Fair said. “It’s games like 3-2.”
It’s worth noting that UNC is 13-0
all-time against the Broncos.
So much for a level playing field.
“The one constant for the last 20 years is
we are the national rival for whatever great
team is out there,” UNC coach Anson
Dorrance said. “Whoever happens to be at
the peak of their performance during that
block, we adopt as a rival.”
The Tar Heels have won 15 out of the
last 18 national championships, while
Santa Clara has finished in the top 10
each of the last 10 seasons.
Dorrance said the success of the two
schools alone pitted them as rivals.
The Cavaliers have won 20 out of the
last 23 games played between the two
teams.
Last season, Virginia beat UNC 2-0
at Fetzer Field. The game was scoreless
at halftime, but the Cavaliers scored two
goals in the first 14 minutes of the sec
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Clara, I consider
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Dorrance said.
When you con
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the top high
school players
each year come
out of California,
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Dorrance and the
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paths a few times.
Four players on Dorrance’s roster this
season hail from the Golden State,
including Jenni Branam, Fair, Nancy
Hackett and Kim Patrick.
“Every California player we’ve got
ten we’ve banged heads with Santa
Clara,” Dorrance said. “The most recent
one, Kim Patrick, was under a lot of
pressure to attend Santa Clara.”
Getting recruits such as Patrick has
been integral to UNC’s success.
That success has served as inspiration
for the Broncos.
“People use us as a measuring stick,”
Dorrance said. “In the Santa Clara
brochure they basically talk about us
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being their four-minute mile barrier.”
Up to this point, Santa Clara’s hasn’t
beaten the stopwatch. Three out of the
last four years, UNC has knocked the
Broncos out of the NCAA Tournament.
Nonetheless, North Carolina mid
fielder Rebekah McDowell said Santa
Clara won’t be hanging their heads
when the two teams meet Friday.
“They’ll probably be pretty confi
dent,” McDowell said. “I’m not saying
overconfident, but they’ll probably be
pretty confident with their seeding.”
If Santa Clara does prevail, Dorrance
can look no farther than his own shad
ow as to why the Broncos have finally
gotten over the hump.
The phenomenal history of his pro
gram has forced other programs such as
Santa Clara to raise their level of play,
which Dorrance said they had done.
“I think we have set a standard for
the American game that’s very high,
and we keep elevating it,” Dorrance
said. “We’ve been a part of Santa Clara’s
improvement, like we have for the
whole college game.”
With college teams rapidly improv
ing across the country, maybe the Tar
Heels will finally have a genuine rival in
years to come.
The Sports Editor can be reached
atsports@unc.edu
UNC freshman
Kim Patrick
was heavily
recruited by both
North Carolina
and Santa Clara.
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by linda c. black
Today 's Birthday (Sept 24).
This year, the more you take care of others, the more they'll take care of you. Your
mind s mostly on love in October A friend's tip helps you drop a bad habit in
December By January or February, you should be ready to boogie In March, concen
trate on your work and your coworkers, too Stash away your bounty in May so you
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To get the advantage, check the day s rating . 10 is the easiest day. 0 the most challenging.
Aries (March 21-April 19)
Today is a 6 You may find yourself in an uncharacteristically pensive mood Don t
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Today is a 6 Focus on paperwork today You don't want to make an agreement
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Today is a 7 You might feel a little feisty today Just remember to stay in good
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Cancer (June 22-July 22)
Today is a 7 Conditions for travel are pretty good now. especially if you're going
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Today is a 6 You may be a burr in an older person s side today That sOKIt s
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needs your full attention It may need some of your creativity, too It's a challenge,
but don't worry. It all turns out well
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You make it look like fun Enjoy
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