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Tar Heel midfielder Nancy Lang, an All-America candidate, needs only 1 2 assists to break Peggy Anthon's career mark of 40
Field hockey lacks experience,
but looks to reload, not rebuild
By Matt Johnson
Staff Writer
For North Carolina field hockey
coach Karen Shelton, success has been
commonplace throughout the past de
cade. Eight consecutive ACC titles, a
national championship and five trips to
the Final Four have put UNC on the
map as a field hockey power.
But despite a decade of success, the
coming season may test the mettle of
Shelton and her Tar Heels.
UNC lost four seniors to graduation
from last year's 20-4 NCAA runner-up
squad. Laurel Hershey, Peggy Anthon,
Beth Taterosian and Terri Buck, the
cornerstones of UNC field hockey over
the past four years, are gone. With them
went a four-year record of 77-10.
"There s no question it s a rebuild
ing year," Shelton said. "We have to
replace four talented seniors.
This is a hard-working group, but
they are also very young," the UNC
coach said of a Tar Heel team which
boasts only two seniors and two juniors.
Seniors Jennifer Clark and Nancy
Lang will team with juniors Mary
Hartzell and Amy Cox to form the vet-
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Field Hockey
Head Coach: Karen Shelton (1 1 th year)
Shelton's Record: 155-43-4
Assistant Coaches: Tracey Yurgin, Lesl ie
Lyness, Laurel Hershey
1 990 Record: 20-4 overall, NCAA Final
ist Returning Letterwinners: (1 2) Jennifer
8 1 izzard, Cinda Carpenter, Jenn ifer Clark,
Amy Cox, Stephanie Caulin, Jessica
Crasso, Mary Hartzell, Sara Johnson,
Nancy Lang, Kelly Staley, Peggy Storrar,
Stephanie Walsh.
Newcomers: (7) Jill Croke (Wellesley,
Mass.), Barbara Hansen (San Diego),
Sharon Moore (Riverton, N.J.), Amy
Moyers (Bow, N.H.), Kimberly Schroll
(Reading, Pa.), Cicely Wilson (Bala
Cynwyd, Pa.), Leslie Wornall (Shawnee
Mission, Kan.).
eran core of this year's team. "Those
individuals will be the heart and soul of
this team," Shelton said.
"We'll look to Jennifer Clark to score
a lot of goals for us this year," Shelton
said of her All-America back. Clark,
from Lebanon, Pa., did just that last
year, punching in 21 goals from her
sweeper position to lead the Tar Heels
and rank her second in the ACC.
In addition to her scoring duties, Clark
and goalie Peggy Storrar will anchor a
young Tar Heel defense. Storrar, a
redshirt sophomore from Mahopac,
N.Y., started all 24 games for UNC last
year, allowing only 1.31 goals per game
while posting eight shutouts.
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Sophomore Cinda Carpenter, a.
Montechanin, Del., native, will shift to
the center back spot from the left back .
position she held for 23 games last year.
The other two backfield spots are up for .
grabs, and may be filled by redshirt
freshmen Jessica Grasso and Sara John
son. The other Tar Heel senior is Nancy
Lang. The All-ACC midfielder's six .
goals and 27 assists ranked her second ,
in scoring on last year's team, and she
will be counted on to guide North
Carolina's offense this year. Cox, a
starter at last year, will slide back to join
Lane and Hartzell in the midfield.
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Shelton also pointed to freshmen;-
Barbara Hansen, bharon Moore, Amy;-.
Moyers and Kimberly Schroll as new-;!
comers who could eventually see play-
ing time.
The Tar Heels will open with an,x
unusually strong schedule.playing their -i
first four games on the road and their..
nrst six games against iop-iu reams,
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ACC title, but theentire AC win gear
its season towards us."
One would expect the Tar Heels to be .
up to the challenge.
APTop25
Rank Record Pts Pvs
1. Florida St. (54) 1-0-0 1.469 1
2. Michigan (1) 0-0-0 1,363 2
3. Miami (1) 1-0-0 1,318 3
4. Washington (2) 0-0-0 1,257 4
5. Penn St. 1-0-0 1.225 7
6. Florida 0-0-0 1.148 5
7. Notre Dame 0-0-0 1,113 6
8. Clemson 0-0-0 1,026 9
9. Oklahoma 0-0-0 963 10
10. Houston (1) 1-0-0 933 12
11. Tennessee 0-0-0 883 11
12. Colorado 0-0-0 830 13
13. Texas 0-0-0 792 14
14. Nebraska 0-0-0 638 15
15. Iowa 0-0-0 541 18
16. Southern Cal 0-0-0 532 16
17. Georgia Tech 0-1-0 514 8
18. Auburn 1-0-0 432 17
19. Michigan St. 0-0-0 411 20
20. Alabama 0-0-0 339 22
21. Texas A&M 0-0-0 313 21
22. Ohio St. 0-0-0 234 23
23. UCLA 0-0-0 157 24
24. Syracuse 0-0-0 141 25
25. Brlgham Young 0-1-0 122 19
Others receiving votes: Baylor 93, Louisville
87, NorthCarolina 67, Pittsburgh 63, Illinois
28, Virginia Tech 21, Oregon 20, N. Carolina
St. 1 9, California 1 7, LSU 1 2, Mississippi 1 1 ,
Air Force 10, Georgia 9, Virginia 9, Colorado
St. 4, San Diego St. 3, South Carolina 3,
Hawaii 2, Southern Miss. 2, Kansas 1.
Sports on TV
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11 a.m. Tennis: U.S. Open; USA
7:30 p.m. Tennis: U.S. Open; USA
7:30 p.m. Baseball: Atlanta at Montreal or
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