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The UNL crew team won its first meet victory Saturday sunst Washburn University of Topeka , Kan.
Washburn meet
pleases, surprises
crew team coach
By Kevin Schnepf
UNL crew member Al McDonald said the water at
Branched Oak Lake was "super" for the Husker's first
meet victory Saturday over Washburn University of
Topeka, Kan.
"For this meet, we had much calmer water than in the
Kansas State (University) match last weekend,"
McDonald said referring to the Husker's home opening
loss last week.
McDonald was a member of the varsity heavyweight
team which defeated UNL's varsity lightweight team by
one and-a-half lengths and Washburn's heavyweight team
by three lengths.
First year Husker coach Frank Sands said he was
pleased with the heavyweights and said he was surprised
with the lightweights' performance on the 1,750-meter
course.
"We rowed 100 per cent better than against Kansas
State," Sands said. "The heavies looked very strong and
you'll be seeing a lot more out of the lightweights.
"When we get some more water time, you'll see a lot of
improvement," he said.
The Husker heavyweight team, in its second race of
the season, finished the course in 40-degree weather with
a time of seven minutes.
"We've bee practicing in Abel (Residence Hall) pool,"
McDonald said. "We really need some water time because
the pool is just not the same as the outdoors."
McDonald, a sophomore from Lincoln, teamed up with
sophomores Dan Spencer, Ron Wallman, Mac Welch;
juniors Don Weldon, Tony Scott and Jim Dalton and
senior Dave Volkman.
Washburn head coach Don Craig said he was impressed
with the Huskers' heavyweights. ,
"We swept Oklahoma State (University) last week,"
he said, "but I knew we had no business competing with
Nebraska's heavies."
Washburn's novice team (first year rowers) won the
second race in 7:20.0. UNL's women's varsity squad
placed second, followed by the Huskers' novice team and
the Huskers' freshmen.
The Huskers, who have competed on Capitol Beach in
previous years, will host one more meet this year at
Branched Oak Lake. Notre Dame University comes to
Lincoln April 16. Sands said it will be a competitive meet.
The UNL crew will travel to Kansas next weekend for
two meets. The Huskers will face Wichita State University
at Wichita Saturday and row in a triangular meet Sunday
at Manhattan, Kan., against the University of Minnesota
and Kansas State.
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