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By Scott Aklstrsnd
Daily Nebraska SiAfftVrtter
For men's tennis coach Kerry
McDermott, the upcoming fall
season looks promising, but also
challenging as he tries to develop
his team's potential.
"I'm really optimistic about our
team this year," McDermott said.
WeVe got some experienced play
ers coming back, and our recruits
have a lot of potential. On paper
we look like a real good team."
paving the way for the Huskers
Is senior Jim Carson. A four-year
starter for Nebraska, Carson,
along with senior Ashwin Vasan,
should provide the leadership
on this year's team, McDermott
said. The other returning starter
for the Huskers is sophomore Jim
Burton, who played tennis for
Lincoln Southeast High School.
Recruits this year include Mike
Marsh, walk-on Mike MacDonald
and Jim Carson's younger brother
Pat, who played for Lincoln's Pius
X Central High School. Marsh is a
freshman from Mission Vkjo, CaliL
where he was a top-ranked
doubles player. Originally from
Iowa, MacDonald walked on at
Nebraskafrom a Kansas junior col
lege. Last year MacDonald
reached the quarter finals of the
junior college national champion
ships. McDermott said Scott Wilson
&l3o should see some action this
falL
Jim. Carson, Ashwin and Marsh
will compete for the No. 1 posi
tion on the team, McDermott said.
"Jim will probably be our top
player," McDermott said. "He won
the Big Eight Championship at
No. 5 last year and he's very
steady. He responds to pressure
well."
Entering his fifth year as coach,
McDermott said that the fall sea
son is used mainly for preparing
players for the spring. '
"In the fall we try to put people
in the right position and get them
used to our program. Well be
working on conditioning and do
ing a lot of teaching this season,"
McDermott said.
The Huskers open their season
in Lawrence, Kan., at the Kansas
Invitational Sept. 21 to 22. They
will next compete in the Ball
State Invitational Oct. 5 to 6.
Nebraska will host the Husker
Invitational Oct. 19 to 20, and fin
ish the fall season against Okla
homa Nov. 17.
"We should have a pretty good
fall season," McDermott said.
"Well get about 10 matches and
that should give us a pretty good
idea of who will play where this
spring."
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Non-Credit Instructional Classes
UNL Office of Campus Recreation is now
offering Non-Credit Instruction classes in
swimming, tennis and weight training.
Enrollment begins August 27 from 8 a.m
5 p.m. Payment is due at the time of
enrollment. Classes begin Sept. 17.
Clan '. When Tima.
Beg. Swimming (Adult) 1.1, VV 5:30 6:30
Beg. Swimming (5-14 yrs.) T, Th 5:30-6:30
Beg. Tennis (Aduk) U, Th 5:30-0:30
Beg. Tennis (8-14 yrs.) M, Th 6:20-7:30
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