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Track squads feature six conference champions; golf teams finish third and fifth in ACC Tournaments
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Six North Carolina athletes were
named conference champions Satuday
foßawing a weekend of ups and downs
for the Tar Heel track and field teams at
the ACC Outdoor Championships
After a slow start on the compe
tition's first day, the UNC women
steadily crept up the standings to
finish in third place. The men, on the
other hand, were unable to hold their
first place made after day one and
had fallen to fifth by the time action
concluded.
A few Tar Heels took hold of their
first ACC titles, whereas others used
the weekend to add to their collec
tions
After beating out the field in the
women's 1,500 meter run, junior
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Brie Felnagle shattered a 21 -year-old
Griffin Trade record Saturday when
she claimed first in the 5.000-meter
run with a time of 16:22. Her time
bested the record by more than 10
seconds and earned Felnagle her
sixth career ACC championship.
On the men’s side, freshman
Charles Cox used a time of 45.95
seconds to win the men's 400-meter
dash and his first taste of ACC
supremacy.
Other Tar Heels gained renown
during the weekend by covering
distance through the air. Freshman
Patience Coleman surpassed a
regional qualifying mark with
her jump of 1.78 meters to take
home her first ACC women's high
jump title. Sophomore Donte Nall
matched Coleman's feat for the
Sports
Brie Felnagle
broke a 21-
year-old track
record in the
5,000-meter
run with a
time of 1612.
UNC men, and he won his second
conference high jump championship
of the year.
Freshmen Brian Moore and Walter
Henning topped in the ranks m a pair
of field contests for the Tar Heels.
Moore garnered his first share of ACC
gold with a 65.17 meter hud of the
javelin, and Henning turned a 68.71
meter hammer throw into the second
ACC triumph of his young career.
COMPILED ay JOHN OOUOHERTY
[SOLF
The North Carohna men’s and wom
en's golf teams finished third and fifth
in their respective ACC Tournaments
this weekend.
Junior Chase MacFarland shot a
five-under 67 in the final round of
the men's tournament Sunday, which
took place at the Old North State
Club in New London, to climb up
the leaderboard four spots and fin
ish second overall. In die last round,
MacFarland sank eight birdies but
scrambled for three bogies.
Freshman Kevin O'Connell fin
ished in sixth place in the tourna
ment shooting a six-under-par 210
for the weekend The rest of the Tar
Heels finished in 18th, 24th and 36th
place, respectively.
UNC finished eight strokes behind
tournament champions Florida State
Seminoles. who won their first-ever
men's golf conference championship
with a 26-under-par combined score.
The Tar Heels now must prepare
for the NCAA regional tournaments,
which take place in May
The women's team finished strong
but did not fare as well as their male
counterparts. They shot 40-over-par
to reach fifth place.
Junior Sydney Crane was the
highest-placing Tar Heel at ninth
place, shooting a six-over-par 222
for the tournament. Sophomore
Kate Thomas finished not far behind
after a three-under-par final round,
tying her at 13th place at seven
over-par.
'We didn't play very well the first
TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 2008
day* coach Sally Austin said.
However, we got better
day. Our attitudes were good. Sydney
played reafly steady and Kate
Thomas bounced back. There were a
lot of good things*
The Tar Heek finrshed 33 strokes
behind the Duke Blue Devils, who
won the tournament along with a
Carlyle Cup point with a seven-over
par overall performance.
The women's team now must look
forward to the NCAA regional tour
naments, as wefl.
"We are prepared,* Austin said.
'We’ve got a couple weeks to get
more prepared. We’ve got to play to
our potential, but I think we're going
to save our best for last*
-COMPILED SY JONATHAN C*OOK
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