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Lost somewhere during the past two years
amidst the success and recognition for North
Carolina wrestlers CD. Mock and Dob
Monahan was an equally strong performance
by 126-pounder David Cooke.
This year, though, Mock and Monaghan
are being redshirted and it has fallen to
Cooke to provide the leadership necessary to
run Carolina's freshman-laden team into a
winner.
Cooke's 13-1 win Monday was one of few
highlights in an otherwise lackadaisical meet
against Northern Iowa. Coach Dill Lam said
he hoped to remedy this problem by getting
his freshmen to follow Cooke's example.
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"He was the only returning starter against
Northern Iowa," Lam said. "Some of the
other kids don't know that I won't put up
with some of the stuff I saw. Dave is a figher
and is aggressive and the others have to pick
up on that."
The graduation of five seniors 'from last
year's unbeaten team and the absence of
Mock and Monaghan leave Cooke as the only
holdover from a team that won UNC's first
Atlantic Coast Conference wrestling title two
years ago. Cooke said he was trying to carry
on the spirit of that team.
"The seniors in my first year really wanted
the ACC championship and they put in the
work that was needed," Cooke said. "That
carried over to last year,, but this year's team
is young and the confidence has to come." '
Confidence for Cooke came last when, as a
sophomore, he broke into the starting lineup
for good and won the ACC title in the
126-pound class.
"This year more than any other time I have
that confidence," he said. "Wrestling with
guys like CD. and Bobby and Harry
(Barnabae), you can't help getting better."
Cooke has started the year strong with a
'3-0 record in dual meets and a fifth-place
finish in the Midlands Tournament over the
Christmas break. One of the dual-meet wins
was a 10-1 victory over Auburn All-America
Tony Leonino, a win which avenged two
tournament losses to Leonino earlier this
year.
"The win over Tony was one of my better '
matches," Cooke said. "I had a lot of time
over Christmas to think about the losses and
what to do. I had a good Midlands and every
thing started coming together."
Cooke has rebounded from losses in the
past to win important rematches. After losing
to Billy Marino of Clemson last year in a dual
meet, Cooke beat Marino in the ACC finals
to advance to the NCAA tournament.
"When you lose, you always look back on
something and say if. Against Leonino the
'ifs changed for the best. When you beat a
guy for the first time then that continues to
; the next match. It becomes harder for him to
beat you again. That's why when you wrestle
someone you want to wrestle as hard as you
can."
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The win over Leonino pushed Cooke to
fifth in the national rankings, and he is now
setting his goals higher. "Before the season 1
was hoping to make All-America, but now I
hope to make the top four instead of just
the top eight."
Now, Cooke is trying to help his team. The
Tar Heels will try to end their two-meet losing
streak against Navy and Yale in a quadrangu
lar meet Saturday in College Park, Md.
Cooke said the team was looking to progress
with each match and predicted that an aggres
sive Carolina team may surprise some
opponents soon.
"Fighters never look bad. If you fight on
the mat everything will end out all right,"
Cooke said. "As long as we get that confi
dence by the end" of the year we'll be in the
running for our third straight ACC title."
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The North Carolina men's and women's
swimming teams, both sporting impressive
records, will travel to South Carolina Satur
day to face a pair of tough Gamecock teams.
The men's team enters the meet with a 4-1
mark, its only loss coming at the hands of
perennial national power Tennessee last
Saturday, 63-40, the ninth time the Heels
have faced the Volunteers without a win.
Robert Bingham, named Carolina's top
swimmer 'against Tennessee, won the 200
breast stroke and also swam well in the
400-medley relay. The Tar Heels took first
place in the Penn State Relays in addition to
the four dual-meet wins.
The women's team travels to Columbia,
sporting a 4-0 mark including a fine showing
in the Texas Ail-American Invitational in
Austin. The Tar Heels, represented by seven
swimmers, captured 11 top-five finishes.
The women's team has gained national
attention by holding the nation's fastest times
in five events and a total of 20 times that are
among the nation's best in 1 1 events.
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"Right now we are swimming better than
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The Carolina gymnastics team travels to
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The Heels are coming off of a 124-108
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"Two years ago our only loss was to
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The women's basketball team will look to
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Raleigh this weekend for the Wolf pack
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Carolina will meet Tennessee Tech Friday
night and Miami on Saturday. Both games
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their Tuesday night loss to East Carolina in
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of 21 turnovers, far above the 10-15 rate that
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The wrestllr?2 team travels to College Park,
Md., facing Navy and Yale Saturday while
the women's indoor track team also hits the
road meeting Virginia in Charlottesville. The
men's indoor track team will host South
Carolina at 2 p.m. Saturday. The fencing
team also will be in action Saturday.
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