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singles and Steven Jung and Ken Feuer
will compete for the No. 2 and 3 spots.
Mike Marsh, Pat Carson, Brad Schi
degger, Joachim Kathmann and Mark
McDonald are in the running for fourth,
fifth and sixth positions, McDermott
said.
"Brad (Schidegger) could help us a
lot," McDermott said. "That five-six
position is a lot tougher this year.
Someone who was playing a lot there
last year may not be playing much this
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He said Feuer, who was ranked 87th "I played a lot this summer," said
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experience to improve the team right didn't play that well last year. But I
away. He said the 5-7, 150-pound Feuer played in some tournaments over the
could become a great player if he works summer, and I've been playing well and
hard at lifting weights to improve I've gained a lot of confidence."
his strength. Playing No. 7 singles last season, he
"He came in here with the idea of finished with a 15-8 record. He is cur
hitting the weight program that he's rently ranked No. 700 in the world
heard so much about hard," he said. McDermott said. '
"He's had so much experience. When "He (Sjoholm) finished fifth at
he was 10, he was ranked number one number threes in the Big Eight, which
in the country. I mean, he's played guys was a disaster," McDermott said. "He
like Aaron Krickstein." should have won it."
Robert Sjoholm, a sophomore from But this year, McDermott said, Sjo-
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