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while front lines remain tough
By NEIL AMATO
Staff Writer
In 1988, the UNC field hockey
team's strong point was defense. The
Tar Heels, who finished the season
ranked second nationally with an 18-2
record, allowed only 13 goals in 20
games.
This season, however, defense will
be a point of concern as the entire
back line was vacated by graduation.
According to head coach Karen
Shelton, who enters her ninth season
as mentor of Tar Heel hockey with a
stellar 115-37-4 mark, several players
will be vying for the open back
positions. Despite some uncertainty
over who will play, Shelton said she
feels good about the 1989 season.
"I'm most concerned with the
defensive end of the field, but I've
been encouraged by the couple of
practices we've had and the
a development of the returning
players," Shelton said. "I feel
comfortable that we'll be a
competitive team even though we'll
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be relatively inexperienced."
Shelton added that, despite the lack
of extensive time in the UNC lineup,
many players gained experience
through spring practices and summer
camps.
Leading the charge for a squad
whose only two defeats came from
1988 national champion Old
Dominion will be senior captain and
1988 All-America midfielder Leslie
Lyness and fleet-footed senior
forward Kathy Staley. Paoli, Pa.
native Lyness, who this summer
captained the U.S. Junior National
Team at the World Cup in Canada,
returns at center-mid with 14 career
assists under her belt, 12 of which
came last season.
"She's superb," Shelton said of
Lyness, who started all 20 games last
season. "I've been here nine years
and Leslie is, by far, the best all
around student-athlete that I've ever
had. Her attitude is great; she's a
wonderful student and a fantastic
team leader. I feel very fortunate to
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have her one more year."
Staley, an Endicott, N.Y. resident,
played right midfield last year but
most likely will be moved to center
forward, which Shelton considers to
be her natural position. Staley will
replace the graduated Julie Blaisse,
who last season scored 21 goals.
Staley will be joined on the front
line by sophomore Cathy Osmers and
junior Peggy Anthon, both of whom
added six goals while constantly
threatening with their quickness.
Speed, in fact, is something Shelton
mentioned as one of her team's
strengths.
"We have a lot of team speed,"
Shelton said. "We're going to play an
exciting brand of field hockey. With
Peggy, Cathy Osmers and Kathy
Staley, we've got some wheels on the
forward line."
Shelton was excited about the
midfield trio of Lyness, honorable
mention All-America Laurel Hershey
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