Thursday, January 22, 1987
Daily Nebraskan
Page 11
Tennis season begins
By Kyle Schurman
Staff Reporter
Nebraska's women's tennis team
opens its spring season this weekend
with a first-ever trip to the Minnesota
Doubles Tournament.
The tournament begins Friday after
noon and concludes Sunday afternoon.
Only doubles teams will compete at the
tournament, and no team scores will be
kept.
Nebraska coach Kathy Hawkins said
the tournament will help prepare her
team for the upcoming season.
"I feel that doubles is our team
strength," Hawkins said. "Doubles usu
ally determine a match, so this will be a
good tournament for us. This is very
early to be competing, so I'd be a little
leery about having both singles and
doubles competing."
Six complete teams will participate
in the tournament, while a few small
Minnesota colleges will send individ
ual doubles teams to the tournament.
Hawkins said Minnesota and Iowa will
be the strongest teams, with Nebraska,
Ohio State, Notre Dame and Drake
close behind,
Each complete team will send three
doubles teams that will play in seven
matches during the weekend. The dou
bles lineups can be changed each day.
"We're going to try some new combi
nations," Hawkins said. "We'll see how
the new people do together and possi
bly make some changes."
Hawkins said she wasn't too sure
how her team would fare in the tournament.
Wrestler's skill offsets size
MALECECK from Page 10
Malececk has proven he is good at
winning. Following a strong wrestling
tradition at Osage High School, he
posted a 64-2-0 record in his last two
seasons and amassed a 75-10-0 record
overall. As a senior, he took the 1985
state title in the 185-pound class after
finishing fifth the year before.
Neumann said he knew Malececk
was a potential All-American when he
recruited him for the 190-pound div
ision. "He's a better heavyweight for hav
ing wrestled at 190-pounds," Neumann
said, adding that Malececk's quick
ness and superior technique make up
for his lack of size.
In order to become more competi
tive in the heavyweight division next
season, Malececk says he wants to con
tinue to gain weight.
"I'm not at the point where I feel I'm
at my best," he said. "I still want to get
heavier, stronger and improve my con
ditioning." Malececk said he's working espe
cially hard this season to fit in as a
heavyweight. He said he hopes to gain
All-American honors in the future and
hopes to be an NCAA qualifier this
year.
Moving wrestlers from the 190-pound
weight class to heavyweight is a com
mon change, Neumann said. He said
Malececk has made the adjustment to
his new role very well and has the
potential to be a great heavyweight.
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