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6The Daily Tar HeelMonday, March 30, 1987
Kaplan shines in ACC
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Gymnast Barbi Callahan performs
State
tice tly gave UNC a 4-3 lead which
it never relinquished.
"With any good college team with
metal bats, if you give them more
than three outs, chances are they're
going to get some runs," UNC coach
Mike Roberts said. "With Maurer,
I just felt we had to make a change
somewhere, and 1 felt like he was
the right person."
Early on, Russell was the right
person. In the third inning, he laced
a double into the gap in left-center
to score Bryn Kosco, and minutes
later trotted home courtesy of Brian
Bark s sacrifice fly. Russell hit the
aforementioned home run in the
fifth, and started the State rally in
the eighth with a leadoff single.
That rally spelled the end of
Trautwein s tenure on the mound.
The tall righthander didn't have his
good stuff early, and consistently fell
behind the State batters. But he bore
down with men on base, and was
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able to avoid the big inning.
"The first couple of innings I was
just aiming. I didn't have anything,
no pop," Trautwein said. "The sixth
and seventh were the two best
innings I had, but I w as just pitching
on getting the ball where I had to."
Trautwein was replaced on the
mound by southpaw Doug Torborg,
who has emerged as the Tar Heels'
new stopper. Torborg began in rocky
fashion, as after getting Bark to pop
up he gave up hard singles to both
Alex Wallace and Mark Withers.
Withers' line drive cut the UNC lead
to one with the bases loaded.
But Torborg went to his curveball.
and forced two soft ground balls to
the first baseman, escaping the fire
with only minor burns. In the ninth,
he coerced Russell, fittingly enough,
into a game-ending 4-6-3 double
play. Three batters, thiee outs. Just
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meet, team doesn't
By PARIS GOODNIGHT
Special to DTH
One bright spot emerged from the
Saturday's ACC Invitational Gym
nastics Meet for the UNC Tar Heels.
Stacy Kaplan won the all-around
competition with a score of 37.5,
more than a point higher than her
closest rival.
Most of the rest of the meet,
though, consisted of Maryland and
N.C. State showing their grace under
pressure. The squads managed to
ignore the loud and obnoxious
heckling by some UNC wrestlers,
and their teams often made as much
noise as the 350 fans who came to
watch at Carmichael Auditorium.
The Maryland Terrapins brought
a 14-6 dual meet record into the meet
and took home the ACC champion
ship with a score of 1 8 1. 85. N.C.
State finished second with 180.40
and UNC finished third with 179.85.
UNC coach Derek Galvin's team
battled injuries and sickness
including this week's flu epidemic
among some team members all
year, and the 2-7 dual meet record
reflected this.
"1 almost started crying a couple
of times tonight because weVe got
a lot of seniors," said Galvin. "1
thought we did the best we could.
They came back after a tough season
and finished up with their best meet
of the year."
Galvin gave the Terrapins credit
for their win and said they have the
strongest team they have had in
years.
Kaplan continued to thrill the
crowd with her near-flawless rou
tines, especially on floor and beam
which she won with scores of 9.45
and 9.5. The beam score tied a UNC
record set by Suzanne Tonietto in
1985 and gave Kaplan UNC's record
score in three of the four events and
in the all-around competition.
Scoreboard
Lacrosse
Maryland 16, UNC 6
UNC 0 2 1 36
Maryland 4 3 4 516
GOALS: UNC Scott Cox 3, Ted Brown. Pat
Welsh, Gary Seivold. Maryland Mike Mosko 4,
Tom Worstell 2. Brendan Hanley 2, Kirk Thurston
2. Daniel Gilday 2, Jack Merrill. Guy Riccardi, Brian
Willard, Mike Smith. ASSISTS: UNC Tim Welsh.
Pat Welsh. Maryland Mosko 3, Thurston 3.
Hanley 2. Worstell, Chris Lamon. SHOTS: UNC 32.
Maryland 29. SAVES: UNC - Barney Aburn 6,
Pat Olmert 2. Maryland Jim Beard more 17.
FACEOFFS: UNC 13, Maryland 12. GROUND
BALLS: UNC 51. Maryland 56. PENALTIES: UNC
6. Maryland.
Records: UNC 5-1, 0-1. Maryland 6-0, 2-0.
Track
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At N.C. State
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Men: 40uliu Idles 4 6. Brelht Walker. 52.2ft 3.200
"relaV 4.tjNQ. 131.47..-., v '
Women: 100 hurdies 4. Kim Austin. 13.87
(school record); 1,500 run 4. Vicki Verinder,
4 32 55, 400 reiay 6. UNC. 47.4ft 400 hurdies
1. Jill Inzarry, 59.59 (meet record); Triple jump
3 Austin, 39-1 1 V4; 3.200 relay 1 . UNC (Monica
Witterholt, Inzarry, Kari Krehnbrink, Mia Pollard).
8 53.25 (meet record); 3.000 run 2. Holly
Murray. 9 36 40.
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Kaplan will go on to the regional
competition in Florida. Barbi Cal
lahan and Kristin Bilotta also have
chances to go individually but are
not assured of spots yet.
"This is the first time all year that
IVe hit everything just right. I think
this is my second highest score ever
but I can still improve," said Kaplan.
"It was a frustrating year for the
team. We just had to fight and pull
it all together."
Kaplan made the All-ACC team
(top six in each event and all-around)
in everything except the bars, which
Angela Fontana of N.C.State won.
UNC's Missy Shaffner, Lynn Cote
and Bilotta tied for fourth to make
the All-ACC bars team.
Callahan gained All-ACC status
on the floor exercise and Bilotta did
the same on the beam. Maryland's
Ronanne Comerford won the vault
competition and Kaplan was UNC's
only member of this All-ACC team.
"I wish we were going to the
NCAAs as a team," Galvin said.
"We're at the mercy of the judges.
Some of the teams (from this region)
will make it that are not as strong
as State or us.
"We were shooting to beat State.
Maryland was just too tough. The
girls knew, and I knew, that it was
going to come down to who could
stay on beam."
And the beam continued to be the
big problem for the Tar Heels, as
their scores stayed in the eight to nine
range while the Wolfpack was
getting high marks and good crowd
response to its floor routines. Kaplan
finally broke the drought and scored
her 9.5 to win the event.
Galvin said he was disappointed
by a few scoring inconsistencies by
the judges but was not sure whether
that would have affected the final
standings.
Men's Tennis
UNC 7, Presbyterian 2
(Saturday's match)
Singles Jeff Chambers (UNC) d. Taylor
Hamilton 6-4, 6-2; Eddie Stewart (UNC) d. Joe Huff
6- 2, 6-2; Mark DeMattneis (UNC) d. John Morris
1 -6. 6-4. 6-2; Don Johnson (UNC) d. Eric Melching
7- 5, 7-6; James Krege (UNC) d. Wilson Tennille
6-3, 6-2; Tom Finnegan (UNC) d. Spence Jenkins
6-3, 6-2.
Doubles Jimmy Weilbaecher-Finnegan
(UNC) d. Huff-Tennille 6-4. 7-6; Jeff Hoffman
Melching (P) d. Derek Weilbaecher-Mike Fitzsim
mons 6-3, 6-3; Holland-Jenkins (P) d. Brian
Birchfield-Carter Griffin 6-3, 7-5.
Records: UNC 14-4, Presbyterian 12-8.
Women's Tennis
UNC 7, Virginia 2
(Saturday's match)
Singles Gina Goblirsh (UNC) d. Irene Usiskin
6-2. 6-3; Spencer Barnes (UNC) d. Diane Sancilio
3-6. 6-4. 6-3; Ann Stephenson (UNC) d. Kelley
Kilinkiewicz 6-4, 6-ft Ramona Esquibel (UVa.) d.
Michelle Lambert 6-7. 7-6, 6-4; Valerie Farmer
(UNC) d. MicheUe McKeen 6-1.6-3; Petra Wessels
(UNC) d. Gabriela Casero 6-2. 6-1.
Doubles Barnes-Goblirsh (UNC) d. Leslie
Reid-McKeen 6-3, 7-5; BaJentine-Cox (UNC) d.
Usiskin-Suzette Guffey 6-3, 6-4; Casero-SanciHo
(UVa.) d. Farmer-Wessels 7-6. 6-4.
Records: UNC 18-6, 3-ft Virginia 6-4. 2-2.
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