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FURMAN, S.C. - North Carolina’s
Shalane Flanagan won her second con
secutive NCAA Southeast Region Cross
Country Championship on Saturday.
Flanagan finished with a time of 20 min
utes, 26 seconds in the 6,000-meters
women’s event, which tied the course
Men s Basketball Wins Final Exhibition Game
By Rachel Carter
Sports Editor
They didn’t lose.
For North Carolina coach Matt
Doherty, that’s a start, at least.
With North Carolina’s first game of
the season on Friday, getting an 81-70
win against the Nike Elite in Saturday’s
exhibition game was actually important
for Dohertv and his Tar Heels.
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Evansville coach Tricia Cullop. “She
adds an awful lot to this team. Her abil
ity to make plays for other people as
well as score and rebound is key.”
In the first half, when Teasley was in
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my leg out and kick it out.”
Another Leitch save made for some
controversy.
As Worthen got open just outside of
the penalty box later in the match,
Leitch scrambled from behind and
made a slide tackle, kicking the ball
away from him. Worthen fell forward
but the referee did not make a call.
The referee’s decision enraged South
Carolina coach Mark Berson, who
thought two Tar Heels fouled Worthen.
“I thought Joey was through, and two
North Carolina players brought him
down in the box,” Berson said. “If it was
one, then I’m not going to say much.
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The UNC women’s team had four
runners finish in the top 11 and totaled 49
points to place second behind NC State,
which won the meet with 45 points.
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“It’s good
to win a
game,” said
Doherty,
whose Tar
Nike 70
UNC 81
Heels lost their first exhibition 107-76 to
the EA Sports All-Stars. “We hope we
grew up a bit today.”
Once again, the Tar Heels took the
court without Jason Capel, who is still
resting a hamstring injury. Doherty said
the game, the offense seemed to click.
In her first 5:25 on the floor, UNC
outscored Evansville 13-0 with Teasley
contributing two points and two
rebounds.
While her 4-for-10 shooting display -
including 0 for 5 from 3-point land -
proved her jumper was a little rusty,
Teasley was able to exploit her height
But when it is two, it looked like a penal
ty, and that’s what I was upset about.”
Bolowich said: “I thought it was a fair
tackle. Chris knew with his speed he
could go in, and it wasn’t a clumsy tack
le.”
While the nonconference win did
nothing to help out UNC’s position in
next weekend’s ACC Tournament,
Wake Forest’s loss did.
Tenth-ranked Clemson defeated
No. 6 Wake 1-0 on Saturday. With the loss,
Wake fell to 3-2-1 in the conference and
gave UNC the tourney’s second seed.
“It doesn’t matter,” Leitch said of the
higher seed. “Every game from now on
will be tough.”
The Sports Editor can be reached at
sports@unc.edu.
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team fell 5-2 to No. 7 Michigan on
Saturday to wrap up the 2001 season
with a record of 14-7. The loss came in
the first round of NCAA Field Hockey
Tournament play at the Wolverines’
Ocker Field.
Volleyball Loses to Florida State
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Capel could have played, but they want
ed him to recover completely.
Kris Lang led UNC with 27 points and
12 rebounds, while Brian Morrison added
20 points and five assists. Will Johnson
pulled down 15 boards for the team.
Although all those numbers should
comfort the Tar Heels going into their
first game, there are frightening ones to
contend with, too.
UNC was 4 of 19 from beyond the
advantage and quickness on the perime
ter that led to kickout assists and looks
down low.
“I’m disappointed in myself for being
nervous, it’s not really my style,” Teasley
said. “I’m very happy we got a win.”
With the Tar Heels traveling to play
Connecticut on Thursday, UNC coach
Sylvia Hatchell is happy to have her star
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lost its ACC regular season finale
Friday, falling to Florida State 3-0
(20-30,28-30,24-30). With the loss, the
Tar Heels fall to 20-7 overall, 12-4 in the
ACC, while the Seminoles improve to
14-11, 9-6 in conference action.
Nicole Reis and Laura Greene each
totaled eight kills to lead North
Carolina.
3-point line in the first half, while Jackie
Manuel and Melvin Scott were a com
bined 1 for 10 on field goals.
“We did put up a lot of quick shots,”
Adam Boone said. “A lot of times they
were good shots, but they’re so fast. We
could have worked around and got a
better shot.”
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Said Hatchell, “It’s good to see her
being successful on and off the court.”
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rejuvenated, and they were just driving
the defensive line back off the ball.”
And they gave Williams and
MacPherson plenty of opportunities to
maintain scoring drives.
Williams rushed for two first downs
early in the fourth and completed the
drive himself with a run up the middle
for a three-yard TD and 31-21 game.
On the winning score, MacPherson
found a crease and scrambled for 15
yards. With a defensive holding call on
UNC, it put the ball deep in Tar Heel
territory. MacPherson later scored on a
QB sneak with 1:17 left.
“In the second half, we kind of
relaxed to where we said ‘We’re better
than this,’” MacPherson said. “We can
run the ball and we can move the ball
against this team and score some touch
downs.”
Now the Tar Heels must curb their
defensive woes against another potent
rushing attack next Saturday in Duke’s
Chris Douglas.
Douglas, the league’s fifth-best rasher,
has been a bright spot for the 0-9 Blue
Devils, rushing for 756 yards this season.
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