Sophomore Katelyn Falgowski scored UNC's third goal of the day.
 
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Tar Heels Beat Longwood For Seventh Consecutive Win
 

Sept. 28, 2008

Final Stats

FARMVILLE, Va. - Behind a pair of goals from junior Danielle Forword, the fifth-ranked North Carolina field hockey team won its seventh consecutive game Sunday afternoon, beating host Longwood 3-1 at the Athletics Complex. The Tar Heels improved to 8-2 with the win, while the Lancers fell to 5-5.

Next up for the Tar Heels is an Atlantic Coast Conference battle with Wake Forest, which beat UNC 2-1 in penalty strokes on Sept. 5 in Winston-Salem, N.C. Saturday's game at Henry Stadium has been set for noon.

Coming off Saturday's 2-1 conference-opening win over ninth-ranked Duke in Durham, UNC made the 2 1/2-hour trip to Farmville on Sunday morning. Neither team scored through the first 20 minutes of play, then Forword got two goals in quick succession. At the 20:53 mark, she grabbed a rebound after a saved shot and scored to put UNC up 1-0. Just 42 seconds later, she carried the ball into the circle and scored her second goal of the game and 15th of the season.

Sophomore Katelyn Falgowski added another on a counter-attack just before halftime to put Carolina up 3-0 at the break. Junior Illse Davids assisted on the play.

Longwood scored its goal at the 51:58 mark, when Carla Binnewies sent a shot into the upper corner of the cage past UNC goalkeeper Brianna O'Donnell.

For the game, UNC had 20 shots to the Lancers' six and led in corners 8-5. West made 10 saves on the day and Longwood got two more defensive saves. Each Carolina goalkeeper had a save, with Jackie Kintzer playing the first half and O'Donnell the second.

 

 

"This was a good challenge for our team," UNC coach Karen Shelton said. "We like to prepare for the postseason with back-to-back games, so driving up today and playing Longwood was a good test. We played very well, but Longwood was outstanding defensively."

No. 5 North Carolina 3, Longwood
Scoring:
UNC - Danielle Forword, 20:53; UNC - Danielle Forword, 21:35; UNC - Katelyn Falgowski (Illse Davids), 34:05; LU - Carla Binnewies, 51:58
Shots: UNC 20 (10/10), LU 6 (2/4)
Penalty corners: UNC 8 (3/5), LU 5 (2/3)
Goalkeeper saves: UNC 2 (Jackie Kintzer 1, Brianna O'Donnell 1); LU 12 (Erin West 10, Team 2)
Records: UNC 8-2 (1-0 ACC), LU 5-5

UNC starters: Jackie Kintzer, Illse Davids, Riley Foster, Charlotte Verstraten, Kiki Norbruis, Melanie Brill, Kate Scholl, Britt van Beek, Elizabeth Drazdowski, Danielle Forword, Katelyn Falgowski
UNC substitutes:
Teryn Brill, Elizabeth Stephens, Jen Slocum, Casey Burns, Louise McNutt, Brianna O'Donnell