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Nebraska women s basketball team captain Stephanie Bold
Middle, answers questions at photo day Wednesday.
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Beck promises fast-break offense
as Nebraska prepares for season
By Steve Sipple
Staff Reporter
On the eve of the first day of
basketball practice, Nebraska
women’s coach Angela Beck said
this year’s team “will be one of the
best we have ever put on the floor.”
East season Nebraska finished
16-13 overall and set a Com busker
record with eight conference wins.
They finished third in the confer
ence tournament and fourth in the
Big Eight standings. It was
*We’re serious
about what
we’re doing.’
— Beck
Nebraska’s first-ever upper-divi
sion finish.
This year, Beck said, she is even
more optimistic. She said that after
one year as coach she has seen a
new, winning altitude develop.
“We’re serious about what
we’re doing,” Beck said. “There’s
a lot more enthusiasm and work
ethic — the kids arc more serious.
“It will be a very exciting team
to watch.”
Beck said a strong group of re
turners and an outstanding recruit
ing class will aid the Huskers in
their bid for another upper-d iv ision
finish. Maurtice Ivy, Amy
Stephens and Stephanie Bolli re
turn as starters for Nebraska.
Beck said Ivy, who was named
a preseason All-America by Off
the Glass and Fast Break Maga
zines, and Stephens are expected to
lead the offense. Ivy, who led the
Big Eight last season with a 24
point-per-game scoring average,
enters this season needing 266
points to become Nebraska’s ca
reer scoring leader.
Stephens, a 5-foot-8 junior
guard from Alliance, finished sec
ond to Ivy in conference scoring
last year by averaging 21.7 points
per game. She captained the North
squad at this summer’s Olympic
Festival.
Bolli, a 5-10 senior forward
from Burwell, started 13 games for
the Buskers and averaged 6.5
points per game.
Ivy, Stephens and Bolli, who
will captain the 1987-88 Huskers,
accounted for 63.5 percent of
Nebraska’s scoring last season.
Beck said Nebraska’s seven
newcomers will add needed depth
to Nebraska’s fast-paced offense.
Nebraska’s freshman include 6
1 forward-center Ann Halsnc from
Spencer, Iowa, 6-1 forward Kelly
Hubert from Peoria, 111., 5-10
guard-forward Melissa Sanford
from Lincoln East and 5-11 for
ward Phazaria Wilson from
Omaha Central.
The junior college transfers
include 5-8 guard Sabrina Brooks
from Moberly (Mo.) Junior Col
lege and 5-6 guard Amy Bullock
from Barton (Kan.) Jun ior Col lege.
Heather Smith, who competed for
Nebraska’s track team last year,
and Kim Harris, a transfer from.
Bradley round out the newcomers.
The remaining returnees in
clude Pam Fienc, Wendy Kriebel,
and Debbie Hoffman.
Stephens said she’s not certain
yet how Nebraska will perform
against a schedule that includes
Node Dame, DePaul, Iowa,
Creighton and a holiday trip to
Denmark.
“I don’t know right now where
we are,” Stephens said. “B y the end
of the season I think we’ll be one of
the top four teams in the Big Eight.
“The pre-conference schedule
will be very important to see how
wc fit in with each other.”
Stephens agreed with Beck that
‘It will be an up
tempo, fast
break offense.’
— Stephens
Nebraska’s offense will be an ex
citing one.
“It will be an up-tempo, fast
break offense,” she said. “If will be
a lot more of a motion offense.
We’ll play eight to ten people a
ballgame.
“If your going to run, you goi to
look to the bench.”
Beck also announced that Ne
braska and KLMS radio have
signed a contract that makes them
the first private radio station to
broadcast Huskerwomen’sbasket
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