Friday August 28, 1981The Daily Tar Heel9
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By KEVIN KIRK
. I)TH Matt Writer
Carolina's soccer team opens its 1981
season against High Point at 2 p.m.
Sunday at Fetzer Field.
Although Carolina dominated last,
year's match, Coach Anson Dorrance
is not taking the game lightly. "We
haven't been able to scout during the
pre-season, so we will be going into
the game blind," he said.
"Early in the season, a team's pat
terns haven't developed. It's more dif
ficult to build an attack. So if they've
, got their. defense down more than our
offense, it could be a bloody tight
match."
' Dorrance said his goals for the early
season were to mold the defense, which '
has many new faces, and to try to crank
the offense up early. "Even though we
set a record for goals scored last year,
we had problems putting the ball in the
net in the beginning. We'd like to
avoid that this year;"
, Adding to the difficulties of the early
season will be incorporating 11 fresh
men and first year players, nearly half
of the 24-man roster.
, "They're (the freshmen) very compe
titive," Dorrance said. "Of course, they
won't be seasoned, but they bring the
enthusiasm that any player has in his
first season. We're hoping that enthusi
asm will overcome their inexperience."
One of the most impressive new faces
has been Billy Hartman. Dorrance cau
tions against making sweeping state
ments of praise before performances in
the actual game, but he described Hart
man as having great potential. "He
trains with tremendous intensity, and
any time someone trains that hard, he's
going to improve."
Hartman, who will start on Sunday
at the left mid field position, seems
ready to step up to the college level. He
says his biggest challenge will be to
keep up physically. "I feel I'm on the
same skill level, but the players are
much bigger."
Besides Hartman, starters in the
mid-field will be Adam Abronski and
Mike Fiocco. Pat O'Dohnell, another
freshman, will be a leading reserve at
the position.
On defense, captain Ricky Marvin is
the only returning starter. Geoff Dray
ton, who will inherit the goalkeepeer's
position from graduated Kevin Kane,
has looked solid during the preseason.
In front of those two, Dorrance named
Joe Maher, Rdbert Kelly and Jim Poff
as probable starters. Poff has been
particularly outstanding in practice,
, Dorrance said.
The offense will have less trouble with
inexperience. Tony Johnson, John
Boettigheimer and Tim Ensley were all
starters on last year's team.
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Staff and wire reports
University of North Carolina swimmer
Sue Walsh captured one gold and two sil
ver medals for the United States in Russia
last weekend.
Now this weekend, teammates Eric
Ericson and Gayle Hegel travel to Toyko,
Japan, for a six-nation International
Swim Meet.
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nersville, N.J., left Chapel Hill Tuesday
for Japan, where they will participate for
the U.S. team against swimmers from
Canada,. Australia, China,- the Soviet
Union and Japan.
The Tar Heels won their positions with
fourth-place finishes in the nationals.
Ericson earned a spot in the 100-meter
backstroke competition with a time of
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her event, the 200-meter individual
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In last weekend's meet, sophomore
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win over the favored Soviets. The U.S.
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missed winning the 100-meter event by
.05 seconds.
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