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Saily ®ar litd Felton comes through in end BY BRIAN MACPHERSON SENIOR WRITER COLLEGE PARK, Md. - He had Jawad Williams, who had hit a 3-pointer from the same spot on the court only seconds earlier, spin ning off a ball screen at the top of the arc. He also had Sean May establish ing position on the edge of the lane, and Melvin Scott and David Noel were looking for the ball on his right along the perimeter. But at this moment, in this game, the ball in Raymond Felton’s hands wasn’t going anywhere but in the basket. Eighteen days after his momen tary indecision in the final seconds of a critical road game against Duke prevented the Ikr Heels from taking any final shot at all, Felton took mat ters into his own hands and scored the game-winning points with 18.9 DUKE FROM PAGE 14 With the score tied at 63 after Duke’s Wanisha Smith scored on a 3-pointer from the corner, the teams traded possessions, leaving UNC with the ball. Latta then came across the top of the key around a screen set by Camille Little, and she drained a 3 from the wing as the shot clock neared zero. “Coach was like, ‘lf they go under, take your shot,’” Latta said. “That’s mostly what I was looking for. And unfortunately (for Duke), she went under, so I took my shot. I’ve been very confident in my shot lately, these last couple of games, so I just stepped up and took a big shot. And I felt very confident about it.” After Blue Devil guard Jessica Foley missed a 3-pointer, UNC guard La’Tangela Atkinson cor ralled the rebound and passed it to Latta, who was fouled by Smith. The sophomore point guard calmly hit the two free throws, points 19 and 20 of her game-high 23, and Duke failed to cut the Tar Heels’ lead to less than five again. “She’s leading the ACC in free throw percentage, and we like to get it to her,” Hatchell said. “She’s very confident out there and does a lot of good things. We told her at the end there, we tried to set up a few things to get her open because she’s really been shooting the ball well lately.” But Latta received immense help from her teammates on this night, most notably from Bell. Playing in her final regular season game, the senior tallied 14 points, 11 rebounds and a career-high nine steals, just one takeaway shy ofNorth Carolina’s first-ever triple-double. Bell sparked UNC’s pressure defense, which frustrated Duke just as it did in the teams’ first meeting last month. In that contest, on Jan. 26, the Tar Heels nabbed 19 steals in a 56-51 victory at the Smith Center, which snapped a 12-game losing streak to Duke. On Sunday, Bell and her team mates accumulated 17 steals, 11 of which came in a first half that ended with UNC holding a 38-30 advan tage after an early 9-4 deficit. “Once again, their defense was very disruptive for us,” said Duke coach Gail Goestenkors. “They get in passing lanes, they get all over you, they pressure you, they antici pate very well. They trap anytime GYMNASTICS FROM PAGE 14 Olivia TVusty, Amy Williams and Morgan Stanley have experienced the four most successful seasons in program history, Galvin said. Sophomore Christine Robella and junior Mikel Hester led UNCbyplac ing first (39-325) and third (38.950) in the All-Around, respectively. Robella tied Irtisty for first place on the floor exercise with a score of 9-900, a season high for both. Both Hester and Robella have been struggling with injuries this season. Hester has a tom rotator cuff, and Robella has an abdominal muscle injury. “Mikel Hester and Christine Robella again were amazing,” Galvin said. “Those (injuries) aren’t going to get better until they stop competing and training this year, but they just keep battling through, and it’s been a &hp iatttj (Ear Brrl | For Rent | 2BR APARTMENT LOCATED between UNC & Duke on Erwin Road. Preferred grad student. No pets. Utilities included. 5550/month. 489-5389. UNITS IN MILL CREEK, Chancellor's Square, and other properties dose to campus available for Summer and Fall. Call Carolina Realty, 967-6408. LOVELY 4BR/2BA DUPLEX On wooded acre lot. Busline. Convenient to UNC. AIL bedrooms same size with wall-to-wall clos ets. Living room with ceiling fan. Kitchen with dishwasher, full size W/D. Central heating, AC. Storage. Free parking, 5350/BR. Available May or August. 933-0983 or 451-8140. 309 CHURCH STREET: off Franklin, minutes to campus. 2BR/1 BA. 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Call Cindy at 967-0776. seconds remaining in Sunday’s game against Maryland. “The drive was open I had a free lane to the basket,” Felton said. “Sean did a good job of seal ing his man off, and he couldn’t get to me to block my shot or make an attempt to get to my shot.” The entire North Carolina team, Coach Roy Williams included, had emphatically refused to pin the blame on Felton for the disappoint ing loss in Durham, even though the point guard had appeared to have an opening to drive to the bas ket on the final possession —but instead picked up his dribble. “Raymond took a lot of grief after the Duke game for not try ing to make a play when he had an opening in front of him, and I told him at that time it wasn’t his fault,” Roy Williams said. “It was partly my fault, the staff’s fault, the play the ball gets into the post.” But Duke forward Mistie Williams drained a mid-range jumper to give the Blue Devils their first lead of the second half with 6:27 remain ing. And then Monique Currie, who finished with a team-high 22 points along with eight turnovers, hit her third 3 of the game to extend the advantage to four. But on the next possession, UNC forward Erlana Larkins converted a 3-point play to close the gap, and two Little free throws less than a half-minute later gave UNC a lead it would not surrender. The win snapped Duke’s record of 33 straight conference wins at Cameron Indoor Stadium. It was the Tar Heels’ first win there since January 18,1997 —and it will more than likely secure at least a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament. “It wels one of those humps we wanted to get over, and we did,” Bell said. “We realize that we can’t stop right there. We’ve got two more seasons to go counting ACCs and NCAAs, so we’re looking forward to that now.” Contact the Sports Editor at sports@unc.edu. UNC 77, Duke 68 ,f Worth Carolina 38 39 77 Duka 30 38 68 Norik Carolina (771 * H rfc min na m M • pi tp Larkin* • -5* 6-10 M 1 S" • * Aririrwon 29 3-11 90 6-K) 1 3 8 Bflfl 38 6-15 46 4-11 2 3 14 Una 39 6-15 7-8 1-3 3 2 23 little 30 4-7 7-8 1-1 0 4 15 M*caß 16 0-3 06 0-2 1 10 Pringle 4 DO DO 00 0 1 0 Mcßee 10 D2 DO 1-3 0 10 DM* 200 23-59 27 *1 14-34 * 1* 77 IWnttgea - FG .390, FT .871. *point goete - 4-17 235 (latta 4-9. Metcalf D3. Aridnson 02. Little 02, Mcßee 01). Tnm rebound. —ll Mocked ebon 6 (Pringle 3. Bel, Alkiraonl. Turnover* 23 (little 8. Atkinson 5, Bel 4, Larkins 4, Mcßee 2. Utta 21 Stasis - 17 (Bel 9. Little 4. Atkinson 2. Latta. Leikins) Duka (5% <9 Ft ib nrin rrve nae tH a pf tp Willems 24 4-11 M 1-3 14 9 Cume 38 9-18 1-2 24 7 4 22 Bales 31 44 2-2 3-9 2 4 10 Smith 38 46 1-2 1-2 1 5 13 Foley 31 3-9 02 02 2 3 7 Kura 3 01 00 1-1 0 1 0 Black 20 1-4 14 26 2 4 3 Whitley 15 2-5 00 02 1 2 4 Total 200 2762 6- 10-29 * 27 88 Percentages FG .438. FT .600. BpeSnt goals - 20 400 (Smith 46, Ctarie 34. Foley 16. Whittey 02, William 04) Team rebounds —7. Blocked shots 9 (Bales B. Stack). Turnover* - 17 (Smith 6. Beck 3. Foley 2. Bales 2, Whitley 2. Kora, VWitaim). Steels - 9 (Stack 3, Cutrie 2, Smbh 2. Fete/. VWkems) JTeehnieal foot* - None. Attendance - 8.240. tremendous thing for the team.” Although UNC struggled on the balance beam Friday, the squad overcame some of its past difficulty and posted a solid score of 48.700 with the help of 9.80s from Robella and junior Courtney Bumpers. After three rotations and two falls on the uneven bars, UNC trailed N.C. State by 0.725 as the Tar Heels headed into the floor exercise. The Tar Heels managed to close the final score gap by posting a sea son-high 49.225 on the floor. “We just need more preparation on the skills so we can focus on bring ing more energy,” Ihisty said. “Once we do that in the gym this week, and being more confident that we can make things, then we can focus on the energy part and bring that in.” But the Tar Heels aren’t get ting hung up on their first loss. They’re just using the showing as a building point for their final | For Rent 1 NEW HOMES BEING built now in Carrboro for August Ist occupancy! 4BR/248A.W/D, hardwood floors, mini-blinds, internet yard service, SI,BOO/ mo. 919-619-4700. www.Caroiinaßlueßentais.com. | Sublets | LIVE IN CHAPEL HILL THIS SUMMER Multiple rooms to sublet 1 st and/or 2nd summer session or through August. Rent / dates nego tiable; Individuals or groups ok. Females looking (or roommate to share 68R apartment. 3 bus lines, W/D, Internet. Living and dining rooms fur nished. No cats or dogs. 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And when Gilchrist tried to split the defenders with a pass to Mike Tar Heels offense sparks two wins BY BRIANA GORMAN ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR North Carolina midfielder Jess Allen quickly recognized the two on-one situation in front of her. She drew the lone George Mason defender from the goal and flipped a pass to teammate Stephanie Scurachio who bounced the ball past the Patriot goalkeeper into the back of the net. The offensive efficiency of the UNC women’s lacrosse team was on display this weekend as the No. 8 Tar Heels defeated Temple 10-6 Friday and George Mason 10-3 Sunday at Fetzer Field. “I was happy, obviously, with the win, and I know we can continue to get better,” said UNC coach Jenny Levy. “I think as George Mason started playing harder we started playing harder, which is not really what you want, but it happened.” The Tar Heels (2-1) jumped to an early 2-0 leEid in the first seven minutes with free position goals from Men and Erica LaGrow. The Patriots (0-1) then took con trol of the game and fought back to tie it at 2-2 —but that would be as close as they would get. UNC’s Nicki Bames-Wagner scored two goals to give her team a halftime advantage. George Mason’s final goal of the game came in the first two minutes of the second half to close the gap to 4- 3, but the Tar Heels quickly squashed any momentum the Patriots might have gained from the score. UNC dominated the rest of the second half, scoring six more goals, including two from Scurachio and one more from Men. “We knew in the second half that George Mason was really hungry for it,” Scurachio said. “We knew that if we wanted to come out with the ‘W that our attack had to come out much more intense. Md that’s what we did.” Even though the UNC offensive effort was impressive, the team’s defensive game was also note worthy. 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I got a hand up and knocked the ball out of bounds, but if he had gotten the pass out, hopefully one of our teammates would have went over and stolen the ball.” And when Sean May’s rejection of Jones’ final shot sealed the victory, Felton had proven without question that he could carry his team to a last second victory in hostile territory. “He’s a basketball player,” Noel said. “He knows you have to have a short-term memory in basketball. He definitely just took over for us and made a big shot at the end.” Contact the Sports Editor at sports @ unc. edu. of their eight free position shots. The Tar Heels also dominated Temple (O-l) on Friday. UNC fresh man Christina Juras recorded a hat trick, and Scurachio chipped in two goals in the victory. Even though UNC destroyed both teams this weekend, the team still said it has room for improvement. “We know we need to come out and not play at a lower level in the first half,” Barnes-Wagner said. “Especially in the first five minutes, we really need to step it up and just go really, really hard like we finish the game.” Contact the Sports Editor at sports@unc.edu. CONFIDENCE FROM PAGE 14 close, tight games,” Hatchell said. “I just think (it’s) confidence. There’s just a special bond and chemistry about this group. They’re like that off the court like they are on the court.” Take senior Nikita Bell. She fin ished the regular season Sunday with 83 steals as compared to last season’s 74, swiping a career-high nine from the Blue Devils. “Right place at the right time, I guess,” said Bell of her steals. “I just start playing within the system and getting shots when they’re open and just trying to be more aggressive,” Bell said. The senior, who ranks second in the ACC in steals, said she studies scouting reports more closely and has become a more physical player. She added that the referees have come to know her as one of the more aggressive players on the team. Hatchell has talked up sophomore Ivory Latta’s marked improvements since the preseason. The coach drew on Latta’s experience at Dena Evans’ point guard camp once again after the final game of the season. “Over the summer she really studied the game and worked on her skill and also on her knowledge of the game,” Hatchell said. “This year she’s confident out there.” Latta, who went 4-for-9 from beyond the Eire and added seven key free throws out of eight attempts from the line Sunday, acknowledged that her summer camp and the past season have aided her develop ment. “My main focus was shot selec- (5 EASTERN FEDERAL 9 mm easternfederal.com Online Ticketing Available *§ www.EASTERNFEDERAL.com ( MOVIES AT TIMBERLYNE Weaver Dairy at Airport Rd. 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Volunteers are needed in all age groups, for information, contact Mike (mmeyenOchcymca.org) 942-5156. MARYLAND FROM PAGE 14 “If we play with the intensity we had in the second half, I’m sure we can play with any team in the country, but you have to play for 40 minutes.” After Maryland briefly tied the score at 65, the Tar Heels pulled back ahead by eight, but the Terrapins hit three straight 3-pointers to take a one-point lead. “We were just talking about it last year’s team would’ve got ten rattled,” said May, who con tinued his recent stellar play with 22 points and 11 rebounds. “It was the same thing; we’re up 10, now they’re up two, and how does that happen? But we never got into that we knew we were going to win this game.... This team was just able to play with some poise.” North Carolina responded with a Jawad Williams 3-pointer off a kick-out by Raymond Felton, who finished with 10 points and 10 assists. Williams had promised his teammates he would make a big shot after missing the front end of a 1-and-l earlier in the half and an open look a few possessions before his clutch shot. “Like any player when you shoot the ball, I thought it was going in,” said Williams, who contributed 21 points on 7-of-ll shooting. “I made an error earlier in the game, and I kept telling my teammates I was going to make up for it. I guess that was the play.” The Terrapins responded with a tip-in with 41.5 seconds left by Ekene Ibekwe. But Felton coun tered with his only basket of the second half by knifing through the lane and laying the ball in to put the Tar Heels up two setting up May for the block that saved the win and North Carolina’s one game lead on Wake Forest in the ACC standings. Maryland inbounded the ball to Jones at the top of the key with 6.8 seconds left. Jones then slipped past Jackie Manuel and lofted a floater, but May came over with tion,” Latta said. “That’s what I’m trying to get better at.” But Latta isn’t cocky about her 3-point shooting. “I don’t think too many 3s I’ve taken and looked over there and (Hatchell’s) said ‘No,’” Latta said. Highly recruited freshman Erlana Larkins finished the season averaging 15.3 points and seven rebounds per game. Larkins has mostly adjusted to the atmosphere of college basketball, particularly the crowd at Duke. “This is the first hostile environ ment I’ve played in,” Larkins said. The crowd couldn’t have been too influential, as Larkins put up 19 points. “I’m pretty sure I’ll be ready Choose the next DTH Editor "n 1~l 1 ~ITI 11 " rTTM ~PIWB~I IIHW till <■! Imu The Daily Tar Heel is seeking students to serve on the panel that will choose the editor of the DTH for the 2005-2006 school year. 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LOST & FOUND ADS RUN FREE IN THE PTH MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2005 the help-side defense to swat the ball into the comer. May, who said he would’ve been “dead” after playing 31 minutes last year, put himself in position to be the Tar Heels’ savior not only with a good read of the play but with his persistent work effort in the offseason. “I like to say he’s about as ath letic as a small elephant,” said Roy Williams with a smile. “He worked hard. He does have better bounce. He does have quicker reactions. He does have a lower percentage of body fat. But you get these things because you work at it. “It’s no genius coaching. By golly, it’s a youngster who’s worked his little his medium-sized rear end off.” Contact the Sports Editor at sports@ unc.edu. I UNC 85, Maryland 83 Morth CroMn 47 38 85 Maryland 37 46 83 North Carolina (86) fq ft rfe min m-a mo o-t a pf tp Manuel 31 46 02 5-W 2 3 9 J.WSBarne 26 7-11 46 M 1 0 21 May 31 8-16 66 6-11 0 2 22 Scott 27 16 06 00 0 2 3 Felton 36 4-11 06 24 10 2 10 Terry 5 06 1-2 0-1 2 2 1 Thome* 4 1-1 00 00 0 0 2 MVMfemt 19 1-3 34 06 0 3 5 Noel 22 5-7 06 04 3 1 12 Totte 200 3162 14-21 1644 18 15 89 ParcatKagea - FG .600. FT .667. 3-poim goal* - 9-22 .409 (J.Wiiams 36. F*on 26, Noel 26. Scott 14. Manuel 1-2. M.VWlmms Ol) Team rebound. - 6 Blocked ebon - 6 (May 3. Manuel. M.Wißiaros. Noel). Turnover* l7 (May 5. Fetal 4. Scott 3, J WHltains 2. Wny. M Wittams. Noel) Steak - 8 (Manuel 3. Fetal 2. Noel 2. M Williams) Maryland (S3) fg ft rb min nro m-e 1M a pf tp Grinnon 12 Ol 00 Ol 0 0 0 QraMay36 7-18 M 06 0 2 16 Garrison 23 06 16 2-3 0 4 1 OSfchriet 32 4-9 44 1-2 5 0 13 McCray 35 7-12 66 36 6 1 26 Ledbetter 13 1-1 00 00 2 0 2 Sitt 19 46 00 2-7 1 2 8 Jones 13 46 00 14 1 4 12 Ibekwe 13 26 00 3-3 0 3 4 Bowers 4 16 00 1-1 0 1 2 Total 200 30-71 12-13 1666 14 17 83 Percentage* - FG .423, FT 923 3*ofnt goals - 11-17 .847 (McCray 66. June* 46, Gilchrist 1-3. Canat-Medley 16) Teem rebounds -3 Booked shots - 6 (Oemson 3. Caner-Medley. Jonas. Bowen). Turnovers ll (Garrison 2, McCray 2. tatfcettar 2. Jonas 2, Grinnon, Gist. Ibekwe). Steals - 4 (Garrison. McCray. Ledbetter. Gut). Technical foul* None. Attendance 17,960. for an ACC crowd, but an NCAA crowd, it depends on the team we play,” Larkins said. “I might have the jitters, but after a while I’ll shake it 0 r The game against the Blue Devils is far from the end of the roEid for the Tar Heels, and Hatchell said there is still work to be done. “Sometimes we shot too quick and we didn’t reverse the ball enough,” Hatchell said. “Defensively, down the stretch we weren’t mixing up our defenses enough. (Duke) had some people wide open, and thank goodness they didn’t find them.” Contact the Sports Editor at sports@unc.edu. | Services | Jp/ Jkt JiUU tyoMtt imm a Professional interior and exterior painting /fif Coro Greggar I 919.933.4061 irf'i 1 FREE ESTIMATES | Tickets | UNC BASKETBALL TICKETS wanted, also intwest ed in ACC tournament rickets. Cash paid. Local pick-up. 218-2165. 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