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Volleyball
Defeats
Cavaliers
North Carolina hitters Laura
Greene and Casey Simpson
combined for 34 kills and
31 digs in UNC's 3-0 victory.
By Gavin Off
Staff Writer
Even though Tuesday’s match was a
three-game sweep, it wasn’t an easy win
for the North Carolina volleyball team.
The Tar Heels had to come from
behind in game two and fought off a
late Virginia charge in game three to
defeat the Cavaliers 3-0 (15-7, 15-13,
18-16) at Carmichael Auditorium.
As the
match wore
on, Virginia
cut its number
of unforced
errors and
Volleyball
Virginia 0
UNC 3
started hitting the ball harder and more
accurately.
But UNC was up to the challenge.
Leading 14-10 in game three, the Tar
Heels finally sent an energetic Cavs
team back to Charlottesville, Va., on the
third match point.
“I’m really impressed that we had the
character to fight off a team that really
played well in the end,” UNC coach Joe
Sagula said.
Sagula said he was also impressed
with the Tar Heels’ play in game one.
UNC jumped out to a quick 6-0 lead
behind the hitting of outside hitters
Laura Greene and Casey Simpson and
the consistent passing of defensive spe
cialist Liz Feldman.
Greene finished the match with 18
kills and 16 digs. Simpson chipped in
with 16 kills and 15 digs.
“I like the fact.. .that we won the first
game,” Sagula said. “It was one of the
themes we had talked about.”
A quick start set the momentum for
the match.
Sophomore setter Eve Rackham said
jumping out early on the Cavaliers gave
UNC confidence for the remainder of
the match. Rackham said the team did
n!t want Virginia to feel like it had a
chance of winning.
“We’ve been really concentrating on
scoring a couple points and getting
ahead early,” said Rackham, who had a
match-high 58 assists. “It’s something
we’ve been working on, and it paid off.”
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North Carolina defensive specialist Lisa Fryer bumps to a teammate
in the victory against Virginia. Fryer finished the match with 11 digs.
Still, the Tar Heels found themselves
down 7-10 in game two. The return of
injured freshman Nicole Reis to the
rotation provided UNC with a much
needed spark.
Reis missed two matches this week
end because of a head injury. UNC lost
to Wake Forest in her absence.
The Tar Heels grabbed a quick five
points after Reis entered the game, tak
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Reis tied Greene with a team-leading
18 kills.
“I’m glad to see Nicole back in the
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stay healthy, we can pretty much ease
through the ACCs.”
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The match also marked the begin
ning of the second round of conference
play.
The Tar Heels will host Florida State
and Maryland later this weekend.
“It was a great victory for us,”
Rackham said. “It was definitely one of
our best matches of the year. We final
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