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Suppose you are a good athlete. But
you are not G-0, or you're unable to
bench press 400 pounds, or have trou
ble running the mile in less than four
minutes, or you swallow more water
than air swimming the butterfly. But
you are a good athlete.
At UNL an athlete has two options if
he or she is unable to participate in
varsity sports: either play intramurals
or join one of the sports clubs on cam
pus. "There are many good athletes "Jerry
Howell, sports club ccorir.datcr, said.
"The university just doesn't offer the"
sports they're talented in."
The newly-formed Sports Club As
sociation offers students ten athletic
clubs in which to compete ranging
from crew to table, tennis. There are
another ei;;ht clubs looking for accep
tance in the association, Howell said.
He added that 2S0 students are active
ly involved in sports clubs, 0 percent
of them are male, 20 percent female.
Howell said he predicts the 1 34-85
school year will see student member
ship in sports clubs increase 50 per
cent, with a 25 percent increase in new
clubs. Howell attributed the predicted
increase to the new association.
"This b the first year it has been
organized as part of any department,"
Howell said. This is the first year they
have been recognized on campus."
Sports clubs have been put under
the jurisdiction of campus recreation.
The association consists of the presi
dents of the 10 active clubs and How
ell They have their own constitution
and are working on a handbook that
will be out next fall.
In order for a club to seek active
membership in the association, a club
needs a faculty adviser, two members
who have taken CPU and first aid
classes, and to follow rules concerning
budget, funds, and scheduling.
Sports clubs will spend approximate
ly $53,225 this school year, Howell said.
Campus recreation provides 9 percent
of the fees, totaling $18.1 1 per student.
Participants contribute the other 91
percent, Howell said, or approximately
1170.23 per student The amount var
ies between clubs because it is more
expensive to be in crew than table ten
nis, Howell said.
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Howell said he would like to see
more money for the club sports, but
they are lucky to get what they have.
They (the Committee for Fees Alio
cation) didn't want to support club
sports, but they dont realize how many
people are in it and how hard they
have worked," Howell said.
Money that doesn't come out of the
athletes pockets is raised by club
members. For example, the water polo
team is planning a trip to California,
and the crew team is planning a trip to
Texas. Honey for travel expenses and
entry fees has to come from some
where, Howell said.
"They work very hard to raise their
own money," Howell said. "They have
raffles, dances, and get some money
from alumni"
Information on clubs is available at
the Office of Campus Recreation, 472
3467. Active clubs that are open to all stu
dents at UNL include:
Boxing '
Rifle
Crew (co-ed)
Rugby
Soccer (co-ed)
Table Tennis (co-ed) .
Water-Polo (co-ed)
Volleyball
Bowling (co-ed)
Possible new clubs include:
Badminton
Water Ski
Rodeo
Pool
Martial Arts
Chess
Skiing
Darts
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