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Rank Team Pts.
1. Miami 92
2. Nebraska 87
3. Alabama 85
4. Oklahoma 80
5. Michigan 72
6. Auburn 62
7. Penn State 60
8. Arizona State 51
9. Texas A&M 42
10. Washington 30
11. LSU 28
12. Arkansas 25
13. Iowa 24
14. Arizona 23
15. Mississippi State 19
16. UCLA 8
By Brad Schmeichel
Staff Reporter
It's 1990 at Wimbledon, and you turn on your
television set to cath the women's tennis final
and hear Dick Enberg marveling at a former
college player who's whizzing volleys and sending
screaming serves past an aging Martina Navra
tilova. She's former UNL tennis player Jill
Pisarcik
Although this scenario seems a little far
fetched, Nebraska senior Pisarcik would love to
give any professional circuit a try.
"I would really like to do it," Pisarcik said. "A
j lot depends on how 1 do this year. There are some
; great circuits in Europe. I think it would be great
to travel and see things because of tennis."
Pisarcik, a native of Upper St. Claire, Pa., is
this year's No. 1 player on the Cornhusker
women's tennis team. Last year, Pisarcik finished
third in the Big Eight at the No. 2 position. On
Saturday she showed that she is comfortable
with her step up to the No. 1 spot. She was part of
singles and doubles victories over Kansas State.
.Although the fall season is important, the
spring is when the Big Eight championships and
the nationals occur. Pisarcik said she likes her
chances.
"If I play well this fall and work hard over
Christmas, I should do fairly well," she said.
Pisarcik said she decided to play her tennis at
Nebraska foravariety of reasons. Good facilities,
1 like the aggressiveness
of John McEnroe and
Martina Navratilova.'
Pisarcik
a solid program, friendly athletes and the
influence of the benefits of having a big sister
who was already here all helped her decision.
"It was nice having some one I knew out
here," she said. "She really helped me along."
Pisarcik also likes to pattern her game after
some of the greatest players in tennis.
"I like the aggressiveness of John McEnroe
and Martina Navratilova," she said. "A lot of it is
mental. I don't like to sit on the baseline, I like
to play aggressively."
The strongest parts of her game, she said, are
serving and her backhand, which make an
aggressive style of play easier,
Pisarcik expects her toughest competition to
come from the Big Eight.
"Oklahoma State has won the Big Eight for six
or seven years in a row," she said, "and we have
strong rivalries with Kansas and Oklahoma."
Although she has been playing since she was
1 3, which is "kind of late for a tennis player," she
said, one thing remains important to Jill Pisar
cik. "The main aspect of playing is to have fun,"
she said. "When I'm enjoying myself, the winning
part seems to take care of itself. For me, winning
and having fun go hand in hand."
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