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Tar Heels Shut Out 'Pack,
Deny Hopes for Revenge
BVKelly Lusk
Staff Writer
,The N.C. State women’s tennis team
sought redemption against North
Carolina at Wednesday’s match at
Ccne-Kenfield Tennis Center.
♦ Instead, UNC evened its ACC
record to 2-2
and sent the
Wo 1 f p a c k
home a loser.
Last year,
State’s victory
Women’s
Tennis
N.C. State 0
UNC 6
against UNC was overturned after Tar
Heel coach Roland Thomqvist protest
ed the match because the Wolfpack
stacked its lineup. N.C. State rearranged
the seeding of its singles players to cre
ate an unfair advantage.
This year’s match left no room for
protest.
Just four games into the first set,
State’s hopes took a hit Francie Barrigan,
the No. 1 player for the Wolfpack (4-9,0-
5 in the ACC), retired after 15 minutes of
play. After chasing down a shot along the
baseline by Tar Heel Marlene Mejia,
Barrigan twisted her knee. Mejia was
leading the match 3-1.
That was only the beginning of the
end for the Wolfpack.
For the first time this season, UNC
(7-8,2-2) swept singles play. Three of the
other five matches were decided in the
first two sets.
“Anytime you win decisively, it’s a
good thing," Thornqvist said. “We did a
great job of executing what we prac
ticed all week, which makes me even
more happy.’’
At practice, the Tar Heels focused on
playing smart and consistent tennis at
the end of matches.
No. 2 seedjessica Zaganczyk began
UNC’s winning spree and demonstrat
ed the practiced techniques by defeating
State’s Loni Worsley 6-1, 6-2.
“That was the most patient match
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Senior Jessica Zaganczyk unloads from the baseline against N.C. State.
Zaganczyk blitzed the Wolfpack's Loni Worsley 6-1,6-2 at No. 2 singles.
I’ve played,” Zaganczyk said. “A lot of
times I wanted to kill the ball on the sec
ond shot, but I won by being steady and
patient."
Junior Courtney Zalinski came from
behind and defeated No. 4 seed Kristin
Nicholls, securing the match with a
cross-court overhead slam. Her 3-6,6-2,
7-5 win clinched the Tar Heel victory.
“I had no clue that my match decid
ed the outcome,’’ Zalinski said. “When
we won on every court, I was so psy
ched. It made my victory all the better.”
Because UNC was ahead 6-0 at the
end of singles play, the coaches decid
ed to forgo doubles.
Said Zaganczyk, “Sweeping (State) in
singles really shows that we’ve bounced
back from our first two ACC losses."
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