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By TOM BKRRY
1)1 II Slaff Writer
With a spot in the national championships a distinct
possibility the men's cross country team travels to Furman
University in Greenville, S.C. tomorrow morning for the
District 111 regional meet.
"The team looks fabulous," Coach Don Lockerbie said.
"We are really in some kind of shape, nobody's injured or
sick."
"We're breathing fire," he added. "Everyone wants to do
well."
Only four of the 60 schools eligible in district III
(Southeastern U.S.) can qualify for the nationals set for Nov.
23 in Wichita, Kan. Lockerbie said no North Carolina team had
been to the nationals at least in recent memory.
The Tar Heels are ranked 12th in the latest issue of Harrier
Magazine, the official cross country publication.
The Harrier also lists seven other district III schools in the
nation's top 24: Clemson fourth, East Tennessee State fifth,
Florida State 16th, Tennessee 18th, Florida 19th, Auburn 20th
and Mississippi State 24th.
"Clemson and East Tennessee, with almost all foreign
runners, are the only teams to defeat us this year," Lockerbie
said. "And we've beaten three of the other schools (Tenn.,
Auburn and Florida)."
Lockerbie said that in preparation for the regionals, the
runners had tapered off since Tuesday. "Tapering in cross coun
try is not so much doing speed work as it is resting," he said.
"We've only been doing three to four miles a day and 1 10
yard sprints," he said. "We want everybody to feel hungry
about running."
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Sports
Volleyball in NCAI AW '
Women's golf in NCA1AW tournament in
Sanfofd, Saturday
Cross country in NCAA district meet in
Columbia, S.C., Saturday
Men's soccer vs. Duke, 2 p,m. Sunday,
Fetzer Field
Golf tourney
The UNC women's golf team closes
out its fall season this weekend at the
NCAIAW's in Sanford.
The team goes into the tournament
with three first place finishes, and a
second place showing at The Lady Tar
Heel Invitational.
This weekend's tournament will have
only teams from North Carolina, in
cluding Duke, N.C. State, Wake Forest
and Appalachian State.
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Lockerbie said he planned to send a team of seven runners to
the regionals: Todd McCallister, Glenn Sparrow, John Clark,
Mark Whitney, Steve Dorsey, Mike Kominsky and Bret Ayers.
"Our strategy is to run with a pack of four (Sparrow,
McCallister, Whitney, Clark) in the top 15," Lockerbie said.
"We plan to' stay back and pass people that fade."
"But the fifth man is the key if we are to have a chance of
winning or going to the nationals," Lockerbie said. "And we
still don't know who that is, either Dorsey, Kominsky or
Ayers."
Lockerbie praised the cross country course in Greenville, S.C.
and the meet organizers, calling it one of the best courses
around and run professionally by the Furman University staff.
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Volleyball
The UNC volleyball team will play the
winner of an East Carolina-Duke match
tonight in the opening rounds of the 1981
NCAIAW tournament at Carmichael
Auditorium.
The Heels, as the tournament's num
ber one seed, will play the winner of the
match between the two bottom seeds at
8:30 p.m.
All matches in the double elimination
event will be best of three games, except
for the finals, which will be best of five.
The finals will be held Saturday at 7
p.m. or 9 p.m. if necessary.
By STEPHANIE GRAHAM
DTH Staff Writer
The UNC fencing team, led by junior
John Friedberg, last week's sabre indivi
dual gold medalist in the Perm State In
tercollegiate Open, leads this weekend in
the Carolina Challenge. -
Friedberg, an honorable mention Ail
American last year, defeated All-Ameri-can
Mark Wasserman of Clemson 5-4 in a
fence-off for the title.
Both had entered the finals with iden
tical tournament records of 4-1 . Friedberg
was quick to give his teammates much of
the credit for his victory.
"Something that really helped me with
the win was the fact that the rest of the
team was very supportive of me during
the match," he said. "I fence very actively,
and I try to keep myself excited on the
strip ... a big crowd really helps."
The yictory was an important one for
Friedberg because the Penn State tourna
ment is the largest intercollegiate invita
tional in the country.
"There were approximately 50-70 en
tries per weapon from 25-30 schools,"
head coach Ron Miller said. "There were
also top-rated schools like Penn, Colum
bia, Clemson, Cornell and- Temple
there."
Though Friedberg was the only Tar
Heel gold medalist, several other Caro
lina fencers also performed well. Team
captain John Hodde finished in the top
12 in the men's epee, and Glen Whitney
and Dave Porter fenced well with the
same weapon.
Miller also singled out Karen Marnell
and Jenny Lane, women's foil, and Bob
Largman and Scott Cohen for the men's
,foil. Sabre specialist Jim Birch was
praised for his play.
Though many people believe that the
only fencing season is the spring compe
tition which begins in January, Miller
said the fall play, which is more indi
vidually than team-oriented, was very im
portant. "The fall is probably the most impor
tant developmental part of the year," he
said. "Seventy-five percent of the men's
team and 80 percent of the women's team
come from our gym classes. We try to
pick great athletes and train them to be
good fencers."
Miller called this year's preseason nor
mal. The Tar Heels have won almost
every gold medal for every weapon in
local competition.
This weekend's Carolina Challenge,
the largest tournament in the region, will
feature fencers from all over the South
east. Competition in all four weapons will
be held on Saturday and Sunday in Fetzer
Gymnasium beginning at 9 a.m. Finals
will run from 3 to 5 p.m. each day.
After this week's tournament, the team
travels to Temple University in Philadel
phia to finish the fall season.
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