4The Daily Tar HeelMonday, January 13, 1986
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Basketball
UNC 89, Wake Forest 65
UNC (89) Wolf 3-4 1 -2 7, Hale 3-9 4-6 1 0, Daugherty
12-18 7-7 31. K. Smith 4-7 0-0 8, Lebo 2-6 0-0 4.
Daye 0-0 1-21. Bucknall 1-2 1-2 3. R Smith 2-3 0
1 4. Hunter 2-3 3-4 7. Norwood 0-0 0-0 0, Madden
3-4 0-0 6. Popson 4-6 0-0 8. Totals: 36-62 17-24 89.
WAKE FOREST (65) Cline 7-11 2-2 16, Calvert 1
3 0-0 2. Scott 7-1 1 3-7 1 7. Bogues 5-9 4-4 14, Watson
5-130-010, Diebert 0-2 0-0 0, Boyd 1-60-02, Robinson
1-1 0-0 2, Dade 0-0 2-2 2. Totals: 27-56 11-15 65.
Halftime: UNC 46, Wake 30. Rebounds: UNC 34
(Daugherty 14). Wake 27 (Scott 9). Assists: UNC 25
(Hale 7). Wake 21 (Bogues 8).
Fencing
USFA Collegiate Open at UNC
Team Results
Sabre
1. Columbia
2. Notre Dame
3. Penn
4. Penn State
5. UNC
Foil
1. Notre Dame
2. Columbia
3. Penn State
4. Penn
5. UNC
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1 . Penn State
2 NCSU
3. UNC
4. Notre Dame
5. Penn
Women's Foil
1. Penn
2. Temple
3. Columbia
4. Notre Dame
5. Penn State
6. Ohio State
7. UNC
In individual results, Brian Keane of Penn State won
the men's sabre competition and UNC's top placement
was Jason Woo at 12th. Sunil Sabarwahl of OSU won
the men's foil competition and Scott Jashinski was tops
for UNC at eighth. Christian Snerpe of Notre Dame
was the winner of men's epee competition and Scott
Echols was sixth for UNC. In women's foil, Molly
Sullivan of Notre Dame was first and Mary Ronald was
UNC's top placement at 19th.
Women's basketball
UNC 82, Tenn. 68
TENNESSEE (68) Horton 6-14 1-3 13. Gordon 2
J4 1-1 5, Frost 4-8 0-0 8. Marr 0-0 0-1 0, Sexton 3
15 0-1 6, Marsh 2-6 0-0 4. McCray 7-14 2-3 16. Bostic
1-3 0-0 2, Littlejohn 2-2 0-0 4, Spinks 5-10 0-0 10.
Totals 32-87 4-9 68.
UNC (82) Poindexter 8-10 2-2 18, Matthews 3-3
1-5 9, Wilson 4-9 1-3 9, Donnell 2-6 2-6 6, Leake 9
19 1-3 19, List 3-7 1-3 7, Oden 1-2 0-0 2. Cannon
1-2 10-11 12, Sankey 0-0 0-0 0. Totals: 31-58 20-33
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at Virginia Duals, Hampton, Va.
First round: UNC 34, Michigan SL 9
118 Palacio (UNC) pinned Naragon. 1.43; 126
Aumiller (UNC) pinned Smith, 4:36; 134 Matauch
(MSU) d Catullo. 7-6; 142 Bernstein (UNC) pinned
Richland 5:01; 150 Root (MSU) d. Cardi. 5-4; 158
Koll (UNC) pinned Jensen 0:41 ; 1 67 Wilson (UNC)
d. Beaudoin, 10-6; 177 Mariola (MSU) d. Silvestro.
9-6; 190 T. Davis (UNC) d. Przybyla. 8-7; Hwt
S. Davis (UNC) d. Ridinger. 14-4.
Second Round: Wisconsin 17, UNC 17
118 Burkhead (UNC) won by forfeit 126
Spellman (W) d. Palacio. 6-4; 134 Clayton (W) d.
Catullo, 4-3; 142 Jim Jordan (W) d. Bemstein, 5
1; 150 Cardi d. Jeff Jordan. 8-2; 158 Richman
drew Koll, 1-1; 167 Manning (W) d. Wilson. 8-7;
177 Silvestro d. Liegel. 6-3; 190 Richards (W)
d. Zwilling. 15-4; Hwt S. Davis d. Waita, 10-3.
Consolation round: UNC 32, Cal-Poly 10
118 Tangelinan (CP) drew Palacio, 8-8; 126
Geronimo (CP) drew Aumiller, 6-6; 134 Catullo d.
Nishivra, 9-1; 142 'Bernstein pinned Coronado. 5:21;
150 Cardi d. Boykin, 20-7; 158 Koll tech. fall
over Osbourne. 20-3; 167 Romero (CP) d. Wilson,
6-5; 177 Tracey (CP) d. Silvestro, 9-3; 190 T.
Davis d. Lanham, 6-3; Hwt S. Davis d. Lizima. 16
5. Team scores for final two rounds:
2 Oklahoma 23, UNC 22
UNC 40. Virginia 6
UNC finished seventh in the team scoring
Swimming
Men: Tenn. 62, UNC 51
Women: UNC 90, Tenn. 50
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By MIKE BERARDINO
Staff Writer
Defense was the difference as 19th
ranked North Carolina whipped wom
en's basketball powerhouse Tennessee,
82-68, Saturday afternoon in Carmi
chael Auditorium.
Although the 1 1 th-rated Lady Volun
teers (11-3) outrebounded the smaller
Tar Heels 58-37, UNC (9-4) used a full
court pressure defense that forced 34
Tennessee miscues and rattled the
visitors beyond recovery. Paced by
senior guard Pam Leake's 19-point,
eight-steal performance and forward
Tia Poindexter's 18 points, North
Carolina extended a 36-29 advantage
into a 17-point bulge with just over three
minutes left.
"They just were a much better team
than we were today," much-revered UT
coach Pat Summitt said of the Tar
Heels. "This is as good a North Carolina
team as Tve seen." Indeed, aside from
a weak effort on the boards, UNC
dominated play throughout. The first
six minutes of the second half, however,
were marked by as strong a stretch of
defensive intensity and overall execu
tion as the Tar Heels have shown all
year.
After Karla Horton pulled the Lady
Vols within five, the Tar Heels went
on a tear. North Carolina embarked on
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500
an 11-0 run aided in no small part by
13 consecutive Tennessee misfires. The
spurt was highlighted by Leake's
breakaway steal and subsequent
behind-the-back assist to Poindexter at
the 16-minute mark. Leake's antics
ignited the vocal crowd of 373 and
seemingly crushed the Lady Vols'
confidence for good. Tennessee could
come no closer than eight the rest of
the way.
"The kids just played with a great
deal of intensity," UNC coach Jennifer
Alley said. "We came out aggressively
at the very beginning and sort of rattled
Tennessee. At no time did we become
passive."
The Tar Heels' defensive intensity
was reflected in the Lady Vols miserable
sub-37 percent shooting performance.
Freshman Melissa McCray led Tennes
see with l& points, while 6-2 forward
Karla Horton contributed 13 points and
15 boards.
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simmering 61 percent (16-26) in the
opening half before cooling off and
finishing at just over 53 percent for the
game. Poindexter's eight-for-10 shoot
ing, mostly on inside efforts, led the Tar
Heels. "I thought Tia's job on the boards
was tremendous," Alley said of Poin
dexter, who also pulled down a game
high seven rebounds.
The rest of the UNC scoring burden
Avas carried by Darlene Cannon's 12
points, Kathy Wilson's nine and Mar
sha Matthews' nine. Marlene List added
seven points and six assists.
Especially noteworthy was Cannon's
dozen, scored despite a foot injury
which prevented her from starting and
will necessitate exploratory surgery
Thursday. The 5-4 junior point guard
nailed 10 of 11 free throw attempts
down the stretch.
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