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Golfers win UNC tourney
Tuesday,Octobers. ISM
The Red and Black
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By P. MERCHELLF. WELLS
KH sod Black SUIT Writer
The Georgia women's golf team fired a
i»und of 294, its best team round of the year
on Sunday to capture the team title at the
Lady Tar Heel Invitational in Chapel Hill,
N.C. The Iaady Dogs shot rounds of 301, 299
and 294 for a three-day total of 894, finishing
$ree strokes ahead of second place Miami
897.
Georgia freshman Heather Kuzmich shot a
jwo-under par 71 on Sunday to finish regula
tion play tied with Michelle Berteotti of
Igiami at 218. Berteotti finished second
tgshind Georgia's Cindy Schreyer in the 1984
SICAA finals Kuzmich last a sudden-death
playoff on the second hole to finish second
overall behind Berteotti
Lorie Wilkes, another of Georgia's
freshmen, shot an even par 73 on Sunday,
tihishing in eighth place with a total of 224
(Jeorgia sophomore Stephanie Lowe had a 77
fpr a 226 total, and Cindy Schreyer recorded
a 78 for a total of 231 Sue Thomas, Georgia's
third freshman, also fired an even par 73 to
finish with a total of 233
In team standings, Duke finished third
behind Georgia and Miami w ith a total of 907.
North Carolina was fourth (916) and Wake
Forest was fifth (922).
In individual standings, Amy Reed of Ken
tucky finished third, one stroke behind
Berteotti and Kuzmich with a three-day total
of 219 Sarah LeBrun of Duke and Brenda
Corrie of Wake Forest finished tied for
fourth, two strokes off the leader, with a total
of 220.
The win was Georgia's first team title
since September, 1983 when it won the Lady
Seminole Invitational.
"It was very exciting to have our first tour
nament win (of the year)” said head coach
LizMurphey. “We had some fine scores and
we are very proud to have had these fine
freshmen choose Georgia It is good to be
playing as a team again and accomplishing
our goals.
“I really think that Cindy Schreyer was the
key, particularly in this tournament. She
was very significant in selling the players on
the fact that freshmen can win tour
naments"
Pernfors ’ win streak at 30
Bv GREGGl’EST
Kr4 and Black Mali W riter
Mikael Pernfors continued
his winning ways this past
weekend as he captured his
third consecutive individual
title by defeating Todd
Witsken of Southern
California 6-2, 2-6, 6-2 in the
Volvo All-American Tennis
Tournament in Los Angeles,
Cal. Pernfors went into the
tournament seeded first.
The win brings Pernfors'
fall record up to 20 and his
consecutive wins record 30-0
Pernfors said he is glad to
have the high marks that he
does, yet he admits that it
can't "goforever."
..The Volvo tournament,
comprised of the best
players in collegiate tennis.
gave Pernfors a chance once
again to compete against
many of the players that he
is likeiy to see in the NCAAs
next spring. Of the players
that he faced in this tour
nament, Pernfors said he
expects Witsken and Jeff
Klaparda, who he defeated
in the semifinals on Satur
day. to be familiar faces all
year long.
Pernfors, whose portfolio
of wins is becoming most
impressive, said, “I feel
good about the way I'm
playing, mentally and
physically.”
Pernfors has not been
beaten in collegiate play
since before the NCAA
tournament in May. He
insists that part of his
winning comes from the fact
that the Georgia team as a
whole is also winning. The
“whole team playing well
helps me (play well)."
The only other Georgia
player to compete in this
past weekend's tournament
was Allen Miller, who
defeated Steve Anniston on
Thursday but was defeated
by eighth seed Fernando
Perez on Saturday.
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Old Sport of Athens
549 4499
Randy Loo per
Spikers fall to Lady Vols
Kuzmich, a freshman, lost in sudden death
By CINDY ENGLISH
Krd irKl HUrk Bull Writer
After defeating rival
Georgia Tech on Thursday
15-5, 15-4, 15-9, the Georgia
women's volleyball team
took to the road this weekend
beating Western Carolina
before losing to Southeastern
Conference foe Tennessee.
Head coach Sid Feldman
said he was pleased with the
win over Tech which extend
ed the winning streak over
the Jackets to eight straight
matches.
“I felt really good about
the win because it’s the first
time that we've tested the of
fense,” Feldman said. “The
setters and the hitters felt
comfortable with it.
“It’s important that we
use it as much as possible
before the SEC tournament
We have five practice days
this week so we'll have plen
ty of time to gel more com
fortable with it.”
The Lady Dogs then
traveled to Western Carolina
on Saturday for a match with
the Catamounts they had
defeated earlier in Athens
15-3,15-11,15-9 Theoutcome
of this match was to be the
same with Georgia winning
15-5,15-10,15-11.
Feldman said he was
pleased with the play and
especially felt good because
last year Georgia took five
games to defeat the Cata
mounts and only took three
games both matches this
year.
SEC rival Tennessee was
the next opponent for the
Lady Dogs. A win would
have put Georgia in second
place in the conference, but
a loss would keep the l^ady
Dogs in fourth place
But a win against the Lady
Vols just wasn't in the cards
for Georgia this time, as the
Lady Dogs lost 15-9,15-4,15-9
to drop their record to 2-3 in
the SEC and 22-9 overall.
“We played well,”
Feldman said. "We out-hit
and out-blocked them. Our
serve receiving was so bad
our setter couldn’t even
chase the ball down.
“They have to learn to con
centrate on serve receiv
ing," he said "Tennessee
had 11 aces It was a total
disaster — the combination
of their strong serving and
our weak receiving.”
Georgia will play its last
home match of the year this
Saturday at 11 a.m. at the
Women’s P.E. building
against Maryland. Not only
will the Maryland match be
the last home match of the
season, but it is also the last
home match for the three
seniors on the team — Karen
Kelley, Nancy Hughes and
Sue Ushela
Lady Dogs ranked No. 1
For the second straight season, Street and Smith's
magazine has picked the Georgia Lady Bulldog basketball
team as its preseason No. 1 choice.
Last year, Georgia went 30-3, but lost to Tennessee in the
NCAA Mideast Regionals.
Texas, the poll's No 2 team, visits Athens Nov. 26 to square
off against the Lady Dogs. The complete Top 20:
1. Georgia
2. Texas
3. Old Doniininion
4. Long Beach State
5. Mississippi
6. Southern California
7. N.E. Louisiana
8. Louisiana Tech
9. Louisiana State
IU. Missouri
II. Vanderbilt
12. Tennessee
13. San Diego State
14. Penn State
15. Virginia
16. Rutgers
17. N.C. State
18. Ohio State
19. Maryland
20. Iowa (tie)
Western Kentucky
Oregon State
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