North Carolina
Wake Forest
Women's Soccer Dominates Wake In NCAA Second Round
November 12, 2000 | Women's Soccer
Nov. 12, 2000
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - North Carolina's women's soccer team spent most of Sunday afternoon's game on the attack en route to a 5-0 victory over Wake Forest in NCAA second round action. The victory avenged a 1-0 loss to the Deamon Deacons back on October 27 during the regular season.
UNC was led by two goals each by senior defender Kalli Kamholz and freshman striker Alyssa Ramsey. Junior midfielder Jena Kluegel played what UNC coach Anson Dorrance called "the game of her life" as she assisted on four of North Carolina's five goals. It was the first two-goal game of Kamholz's career and Kluegel matched her career high of four assists she had against Tennessee earlier this season.
Kalli Kamholz began the scoring barrage for UNC with a well-timed header off a Jena Kluegel corner kick at 15:06 in the first half. Exactly two minutes later at 17:06, freshman standout Alyssa Ramsey put back a rebound from a shot by Meredith Florence that was initially saved by Tracy Chao.
In the second half, Leslie Gaston put a goal past Wake Forest goaltender Tracy Chao after two beautiful touch passes in the box by Anne Remy and Jena Kluegel. That goal came at 49:53 in the match. Alyssa Ramsey added her second goal of the match at 82:45, redirecting a cross from Danielle Borgman just past the outstretched arms of Chao. Kluegel also assisted on that goal. Nearly three minutes later at 85:36, Kalli Kamholz concluded the Tar Heel assault, scoring her second goal of the match on a carbon copy of her first goal, heading in a corner kick from Jena Kluegel.
For the Deamon Deacons, Goaltender Tracy Chao had nine saves against the 25-shot Tar Heel attack. North Carolina outshot Wake Forest 25-4 on the way to improving its season record to 17-3. Wake Forest ends the season at 11-8-2 after advancing to the NCAA second round with a 6-1 win over Liberty this past Wednesday in the first round
The Tar Heels will host Virginia at 7 p.m. Saturday, November 18, at Fetzer field in third round competition. Earlier this season, Carolina defeated the Cavaliers 6-1 in Chapel Hill on September 1, 2000.
WAKE FOREST 0 0--0
NORTH CAROLINA 2 3--5
Game Scoring Summary
UNC--Kalli Kamholz (Jena Kluegel), 15:06
UNC--Alyssa Ramsey (Meredith Florance), 17:06
UNC--Leslie Gaston (Anne Remy, Jena Kluegel), 49:53
UNC--Alyssa Ramsey (Danielle Borgman, Jena Kluegel), 82:45
UNC--Kalli Kamholz (Jena Kluegel), 85:36
Shots: WFU 4, UNC 25
Corner Kicks: WFU 2, UNC 12
Saves: Tracy Chao (WFU) 9, Jenni Branam (UNC) 2
Fouls: WFU 5, UNC 12
Offside: WFU 0, UNC 1
Wake Forest Starting Lineup: Tracy Chao, Alena Thom, Katherine Winstead, A.B. Robbins, Emily Taggart, Katie Johnson, Stacy Roeck, Liz McDowell, Melissa Murray-Hobbs, Sarah Kate Noftsinger, Colleen Bradley
North Carolina Starting Lineup: Jenni Branam, Julia Marslender, Jena Kluegel, Kalli Kamholz, Anne Remy, Jordan Walker, Raven McDonald, Maggie Tomecka, Meredith Florance, Danielle Borgman, Alyssa Ramsey
Wake Forest Reserves: Rachael Lewis, Gabi Lieb
North Carolina Reserves: Catherine Reddick, Kim Patrick, Leslie Gaston, Tina Murphy, Laurie Schwoy, Mandy Morrison, Nancy Hackett
Wake Forest Shots: Emily Taggart, Sarah Kate Noftsinger, Colleen Bradkley, Gabi Lieb
North Carolina Shots: Meredith Florance 8, Jena Kluegel 4, Kalli Kamholz 2, Danielle Borgman 2, Alyssa Ramsey 2, Kim Patrick 2, Jordan Walker, Raven McDonald, Catherine Reddick, Leslie Gaston
Weather: Sunny, Mild Temperatures
Officials: Brian Kirkley (Referee), Wes Williams (Assistant Referee), Kevin Bianvomena (Assistant Referee), Bill Madden (4th Official)
Attendance: 2,538
Records: Wake Forest 11-8-2, North Carolina 17-3-0
