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UNC scores 4 to win season finale
FROM WIRE REPORTS
CLEMSON, S.C. Sophomore
Corey Ashe scored a pair of sec
ond half goals to lead the North
Carolina men’s soccer team (9-7-
2,4-3-0 ACC) to its largest offen
sive output of the season and a 4-1
win over Clemson at Riggs Field
on Sunday.
Sophomores Jamie Watson and
Wes Shull also scored for the Tar
Heels, who finished in a three-way
tie for third place in the Atlantic
Coast Conference with Duke and
Virginia.
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Before Ashe’s second half
heroics, Watson and Shull gave
Carolina a 2-1 lead at the break.
Watson put UNC in the scoring
column first with an unassisted,
breakaway goal at the 33:50
mark.
Less than a minute later, the Tar
Heels laid claim to a 2-0 advan
tage thanks to Shull’s first goal of
the season at the 34:36 mark.
Clemson (8-8-1,2-5-0 ACC) cut
the lead to 2-1 two minutes later as
Justin Moore scored his third goal
of the year.
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The Tar Heels dominated the
second half, as Ashe scored the
first of his two goals in the 68th
minute.
Ashe added his second score
just over five minutes later on
an unassisted goal. He now leads
Carolina with eight goals on the
season and is tied for the team lead
with 16 points.
Junior Ford Williams made
two saves. Clemson’s Hunter
Gilstrap made five stops. The
Tar Heels held the edge in shots,
16-12.
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Practicing penalty kicks
gives Cavs edge in ACCs
De Vries stops Tar
Heels’final shot
BY BRIANA GORMAN
STAFF WRITER
CARY— Virginia goalkeeper
Christina de Vries knew she could
doit.
She knew she could stop North
Carolina’s final penalty shot and
clinch the ACC Tournament cham
pionship for her team.
And she did it.
The Tar Heels could only watch
in disbelief as the Cavaliers claimed
the tournament trophy after beat
ing UNC in a penalty shootout,
five kicks to four.
De Vries was the co-MVP of the
tournament and recorded nine
saves during the game. She said
her one thought during the pen
alty shots was “believe.”
“That's been our motto,” de
Vries said. “Just believe in fate. Put
everything on the line, give it your
all, give 100 percent. I was think
ing believe.”
It’s only the second time in
tournament history the Tar Heels
haven’t won the ACC title. The first
time it happened was in 1988, when
N.C. State beat UNC in a penalty
shootout, four kicks to three.
Penalty kicks only occur after
two 10-minute sudden death over
times have been played. Penalty
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kicks not only require a precise
shot or a diving save, but also a
strong mental focus.
“Usually the team that domi
nates in regulation loses in pen
alty kicks,” said UNC coach Anson
Dorrance. “I try to take the pres
sure off of my kids by telling them
it didn’t matter because we’re still
the number one seed, and it’s
recorded as a tie.
“But let’s face it, there’s excruci
ating pressure in taking a penalty
kick for a championship. And we
wrap our arms around our kids
that miss, and there but for the
grace of God goes I. Any one of
them could have missed it.”
Dorrance admitted that his
team was not ready to take pen
alty kicks. He said his team doesn’t
practice penalty kicks because he
doesn’t think they need to.
“We never practice penalty
kicks, are you kidding me?”
Dorrance said. “It’s like design
ing the Titanic, and you throw
lifeboats out there. The Titanic’s
never going to sink, right? So we
don't practice those things."
On the opposite side of the
trophy, Virginia coach Steve
Swanson said his team practices
penalty kicks routinely. He said the
Cavaliers learned their lesson last
year when they lost in the second
round of the NCAA Tournament
to Villanova on penalty shots.
Swanson said even though the
pressure of the ACC Championship
game cannot be recreated in prac
tice, by consistently practicing
penalty kicks, his players are ready
for the pressure.
Swanson also said he had pre
picked his top penalty shooters
from whoever could consistently
make them in practice. Dorrance
said he had no set list of shooters
because he wasn’t expecting pen
alty kicks.
“The order is stuff just pulled
out of the air,” Dorrance said.
“Who’s in the mood to take
them that day? Obviously Kacey
(White) is a metronome of pen
alty kicks, so she takes our kicks
in regulation.”
White not only made a penalty
kick in the shootout, but also made
a penalty shot in regulation to tie
the game.
Both Dorrance and his play
ers agreed the loss isn’t a disaster
but a learning experience. The Tar
Heels will spend the next week
before the NCAA Tournament
regrouping —and practicing pen
alty shots.
“I take full responsibility for the
fact we couldn’t finish them all,”
Dorrance said. “Because trust me,
if we had practiced them, we would
have finished them. So I trust we’re
going to practice them now.”
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