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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Katerine Savard of Pont-Rouge, Que., won the gold medal Friday in the womens 100-metre butterfly and Canada added silver in both relays to open the fifth stop on the U.S. Grand Prix circuit in swimming. Savard, tuning up for the Commonwealth Games and Pan Pacific Championships this summer, clocked 58.60 seconds with Claire Donahue of the United States second in 58.84 and Kristel Vourna of Greece third at 59.74. In the mens 4x100-metre freestyle relay, Canadas male junior relay initiative tour team took the silver and bronze in its competitive debut. The silver medal winning team was comprised of Mitchel Ferraro of Uxbridge, Ont., Javier Acevedo of Ajax, Ont., Calgarys Yuri Kisil and Victorias Stefan Milosevic. They clocked 3:24.09 The third place squad members were Gael Chaubet of Longueuil, Que., Torontos Oliver Straszynski, Matthew Ackman of Pointe-Claire, Que., and Vancouvers Jonathan Brown in 3:29.24. 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If we can play this way against top teams in the country, we should be playing like that all the time, Cauley-Stein said. Brice Johnson led North Carolina (6-3) with 15 points, though most of that total came the games early stages. Marcus Paige finished with 14 points in the loss. The Tar Heels entered Saturdays showdown fifth nationally in field goal percentage defense, but Kentucky scored at will all throughout a fast-paced first half to build a commanding 49-34 lead at the break. Johnson kept the Tar Heels in it early on by tallying 12 points on 6-on-7 shooting over the games first 12 1/2 minutes, including four during an 11-3 run that brought UNC within 22-19 with 11:29 left in the opening period. However, he picked up his second foul with just over eight minutes to go in the frame and went to the bench shortly thereafter, and Kentucky dominated the remainder of the half. The Wildcats outscored UNC 15-7 during the final 6 1/2 minutes of the stanza, highlighted by three straight ttreys from Harrison that accounted for Kentuckys 15-point advantage at intermission.dddddddddddd Kentucky went 6-for-12 as a team from 3-point range over the initial 20 minutes, while making 13-of-17 free throws as well with several Tar Heel players saddled with foul trouble. I told John (Calipari) before the game, we can cure a lot of peoples 3-point woes, North Carolina head coach Roy Williams said. We tried to play a little bit of zone early and we havent played any zone this year. We didnt do a good enough job in the zone. We didnt get there and guard them. The Wildcats maintained a double-digit lead until an 11-2 UNC run, capped by Theo Pinsons 3-pointer with 10:22 remaining, cut the margin to 66-57. It was a 70-60 game after Paige knocked down a trey with 8:08 to go, but the Tar Heels went more than four minutes without a basket as Kentucky pulled away. Andrew Harrison fed Marcus Lee for an emphatic dunk on the ensuing possession, and Cauley-Stein threw down two slams shortly afterward as part of a 10-2 stretch that gave the Wildcats an 80-62 cushion with four minutes left. Game Notes The game featured two of the three winningest programs in Division I history, with Kentuckys 2,150 victories the most all-time and Carolina third with 2,120 ... Freshman Trey Lyles made his first career start for Kentucky in place of Alex Poythress, who tore his ACL in practice on Thursday ... Booker returned after sitting ou