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Daily Nebraskan
Swimmers steirti
By Jeff Apel
Staff Reporter
Highlighted by an upset victory by
sophomore Shawn Liston, the Nebraska
women's swimming team successfully
opened their 1 986 season by competing
in the Big Eight Invitational last week
end in Ames, Iowa.
Nebraska women's swimming coach
Ray Huppert said he was pleased by the
outcome of the meet because several of
the younger members of the squad
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While Liston defeated defending Big
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the 200-meter butterfly events.
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a double winner in the meet as she
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freestyle. No team scoring was kept in
the meet.
"We knew when we went into the
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overall talent to show they are going to
once again be the top challenger to
Nebraska.
"Kansas looked good. They've got a
good team," Huppert said. "They have a
lot of talent."
Nebraska's men's swi.nming team
also competed at the Big Eight Invite
this weekend and was led by a couple
of record-setting performances.
In the 200-meter backstroke, Ed
Jowdy broke the old record while win
ning the event. Jowdy added a second
place finish in the 100-meter backstroke.
In the 200-meter breaststroke, Sean
Frampton won the event in record
setting fashion, and added a victory in
the 100-meter breaststroke.
' Other first-place finishers for Nebras
ka were Jaco Kruger in the 500-meter
freestyle, Mike Irvin in the 200-meter
individual medley, as well as a second
place finish in the 400-meter individual
medley.
Divers Wes Zimmerman and Eric
Ognibene finished second and third
respectively in the 1-meter and 3-meter
diving.
Nebraska also claimed a victory in ,
the 2200-meter freestyle relay.
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