12Tbe Daily Tar HeelMonday, October 12, 1987
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Smyth-less soccer beats Fmurmain
By DAVID HALL
Stiff Writer -
Playing without team captain Dave
Smyth, the UNC men's soccer team
was able to shake off its indifferent
play Friday to post a 2-0 victory
against the Paladins of Furman.
The win upped North Carolina's
record to 10-2.
UNC, still suffering repercussions
from the previous Sunday's loss at
State, was not especially impressive
against Furman.
l think the boys did not play well
at all in the first half," assistant coach
Elmar Bolowich said. "They were a
bit overconfident and it showed in
their play, particularly on offense."
The Tar Heels' first half could most
liberally be described as erratic.
Hampered repeatedly by turnovers in
the middle of the field, UNC was
never able to generate any sustained
offensive thrusts. Even when they
were able to get off shots, the players
again demonstated their inability to
put the ball in the net, a recurring
motif in UNC's play thus far this
season.
The first, and ultimately deciding
goal came at 37:33 after a UNC
corner kick by midfielder Dino
Megaloudis. The kick, travelling on
a flat trajectory, was first headed
backwards by Dave Merola to Chad
Ashton. Ashton then headed the ball
back to Merola, who knocked in the
goal. It was Merola's second goal of
the year, while for Ashton, it was his
team-leading sixth assist on the
season.
Five minutes later, freshman
Tommy Boykin added an insurance
goal at 42:30. After a Furman foul
at the top of the box, Megaloudis
quickly sent a high-arcing free kick
directly toward Boykin's head.
Though falling backwards, Boykin
was somehow able to kick the ball
in and give UNC an insurmountable
2-0 lead.
That goal was Boykin's sixth of the
season, and the 5-8 freshman striker
from Neptune, N.J., now leads the
Tar Heel goal sweepstakes.
After his marker, the game became
a brutally futile exercise in absurdity.
The referees took over and called a
miserable game which allowed
neither team to play its brand of
soccer.
"The calls did infuriate me but they
had no effect on the outcome of the
game," Bolowich said. "We played
well enough to win against a very
good squad. The officials did not bear
heavily upon our victory."
Perhaps the most glaring weakness
for the Tar Heels in the second half
was on defense. North Carolina,
struggling to adapt to life without the
injured Smyth, suffered repeated
lapses on its end of the field. At one
point, freshman sweeper Derek
Missimo, normally a forward,
attempted to clear the ball back to
goalkeeper Darren Royer at 87:03.
Instead, the ball was kicked directly
to Furman forward Todd Bennett,
who was positioned 30 yards in front
of the goal with Royer out of the net.
Unfortunately for Bennett, he
hesitated while gaining control of the
ball. And a potentially embarrassing
UNC lapse was eradicated. Yet
Bolowich had praise for Missimo.
"He played well in spite of that one
play," the assistant coach said. "He
was placed in a difficult situation with
the absence of Smyth."
Thanks to excellent team leader
ship on defense, particularly by
defenders Steve Dragisics and
Donald Cogsville, the team was able
to sustain the shutout.
The Tar Heels' next contest will
come on Wednesday with a match
against Catawba College. Game time
is at 4 p.m. at Fetzer Field.
UNC may be whole in time for that
game. The injury to Smyth, who has
been touted as a candidate for the
Herrmann Award as the nation's best
player, has been diagnosed as a
sprained ankle. The prognosis is that
he will play some time this week.
Bolowich said Smyth's status remains
day-to-day, but Smyth himself was
a little more definite.
"Ill play on Wednesday," he said.
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Scoreboard
Wak Fores! 22, UNC 14
Wak Forest UNC
Firsldowrs 18 21
Riahes-yartte 43-157 39-113
Passing yards 181 200
Retjmyards 32 38
Passes 13-25-0 15-34-0
Punls 6-40 6-40
Fumbtes-tost 3-0 2-0
Penaftes-yods 8-70 7-60
Time of possessor 30 32 2928
Wake Forest 10 9 3 022
Norti CaoSna 0 7 0 714
WF McGi 8 pass from EKns (Hoyte kick)
WF FGHoyteSO
WF FG Hoyte 24
WF FG Hoyte 41
UNC Oarti 5 run (Mater kick)
WF FG Hoyte 25
WF FG Hoyte 37
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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
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5-25, San-6-13, Maye 11-5. Marin 4-14. Wake Forest
Rogers 15-93, McGM 8-45. EJdns 4-(-1). Rives 6
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PASSING: North Carolina Maye 15-34-200-0,
Wake Forest BWns 13-25-181-0.
RECavWG: North Carofcna Q Smith 3-71, Marriott
2-33, dark 2-19, Starr 2-17, Partem 1-9, Martin 1
4, Lewis 3-48, Thompson 1--1).
Top Ten Scores
(1) OMarwrria 44. Texas 9
(2) Nebraska5 Kansas 2
fVAami 46. Maryland 16
Pittsburgh 30, (4)Nob Dame 22
Auburn 48. Vandert 15
rS)F)orida St 61, Sa Mississippi 10
(7)LSU26,P6)Georgia23
(B)Ctemson 3a, Virginia 21
Indiana 31. (9)Ohio State 10
Field Hockey
Saturday
UNC 0 1-1
Maryland 1 1-2
GOALS UNC Falcone: Maryland Peterson,
ASSSTS UNC Sfcley Maryland Turner,
Kondner.
SHOTS UNC 14, Maryland 5.
CORNERS UNC 23, Maryland 4.
SAVES: UNC Murvey 1. Yurgin 2 (defensive saves);
Marytand Ocrosiewski 10.
Records: UNC 7-1, Marytend 7-3-1.
UNC 2 3-5
William and Mary 0 0-0
GOALS UNC Batsse, Gillespie, Falcone, Mutwm.
Bruney.
ASSISTS: UNC Ross, Anderson, Falcone.
SHOTS UNC 16, WKam and Mary 5.
SAVES UNC Spee 4, WiiSarTi and Mary Berone
24.
CORNERS UNC 20, Wtffcam and Mary 1.
Records: UNC 8-1.
Men's Soccer
UNC
Furman
2 0-2
0 0-0
GOALS Merola, Boykjrv
ASSISTS Ashton. Megaloudis.
SHOTS UNC 21. Furman a
SAVES UNC (Royer) 3, Furman (Dee) 7.
FOULS UNC 24. Furman 17.
CORNERS UNC 3, Furman 4.
Records: UNC 10-2, Furman 8-4.
Women's Soccer
Saturday
UNC 1, Radford 0
Radford 0 00
UNC 1 0-1
GOAL UNC Shannon Higgins.
ASSIST: UNC Wendy Gebauer.
SHOTS UNC 16, Radford 2
CORNER KICKS UNC 7, Radford 0,
SAVES UNC (Sherow, Proosf) 1, Radford (Reed) &
FOULS UNC 15, Radford 20
RECORDS UNC 11-0.
UNC 4, Hartford 0
Hartford 0 0-0
UNC 13-4
GOALS UNC Hegstad, Henry, Serwetfiyk, Barnes.
ASSISTS UNC KalnosW 2. Hyatt
SHOTS UNC 25, Hartford a
CORNER KICKS UNC 10, Hartford 1.
SAVES UNC (Sherow, Proosl) 1, Hartford 9.
FOULS UNC 14, Hartford 7.
RECORDS UNC 12-0
Sunday
UNC 3, George Washington 0
George Washngton 0 0-0
UNC 3 0-3
GOALS UNC Hyatt Henry, Hegstad.
ASSISTS UNC Hegstad, Bates, Gebauer.
' SHOTS UNC 19, George Washington 4.
CORNER KICKS: UNC 9. George Washington 2.
' : SAVES UNC (Sherow, Proosf) 1. George Washing
ton a
FOULS UNC 10, George Washington 4.
RECORDS UNC 13-0.
UNC 2, N.C. State 0
NC State 0 OO
UNC 1 1-2
GOALS UNC Bates, Hegstad.
ASSSTS UNC Hegstad, Hyatt
SHOTS UNC 24, N.CState4.
CORNER KICKS UNC 1, N.C State 1.
SAVES UNC (Sherow) 1, NC Stele (Wickstrartd) 5.
FOULS UNC 12, N.G State 11.
RECORDS UNC 14-0.
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UNC midfielder Dino Megaloutis takes a direct kick during UNC's 2-0 victory over Furman University
Field hockey losesio Maryland ,
From staff reports
COLLEGE PARK, Md. UNC's
No. 1-ranked field hockey team
suffered its first loss of the season
Saturday, 2-1 to eighth-ranked
Maryland.
On Sunday, the Tar Heels defeated
William and Mary, 5-0.
Maryland opened the scoring in the
match, which was played on grass,
when Lisa Buente scored off of a Kim
Turner pass at 20:18.
Carin Peterson took a Mary
Konder pass and scored the game
winner for the Terrapins just 5:27 into
the second half.
Kathy Staley fed Maryellen Fal
cone for the lone Tar Heel goal with
24:47 left in the match.
UNC fell to 7-1 on the year, while
Maryland upped its record to 7-3-1.
The Tar Heels came back Sunday
and blasted William and Mary. Julie
Blaisse and Betsy Gillespie scored on
penalty strokes in the first half.
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The women's soccer team had a
predictably much better weekend. In
Fairfax, Va., for the Vodicka Memor
ial women's collegiate soccer tourna
ment, the Tar Heels swept to four
victories in two days.
Saturday, UNC dumped Radford
1-0 and Hartford 4-0.
Sunday, the Tar Heels blanked
George Washington 3-0 and fifth
ranked N.C. State 2-0. Hyatt scored
at 8:50 in the first game off of an
assist from Hegstad, while Henry
scored unassisted three minutes later.
Hegstad ended the Tar Heel scoring
at 12:17 off assists from Tracey Bates
and Gebauer.
Against archrival State, Bates
scored just 3:48 into the match after
passes from Hegstad and Hyatt.
Hegstad tallied the second goal at
72:18 unassisted.
UNC plays today in the finals
against eighth-ranked William and
Mary at 10 a.m. But the Tar Heels
will probably be without Serwetnyk,
who sprained her ankle in Sunday's
match, and Barnes, who hurt her knee
against the Wolfpack.
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