Consistency helps gymnasts By Lon Griffin Staff Reporter Fewer falls and more consistent performances helped the Nebraska women’s gymnastics team score its highest point total of the season on its way to defeating Northern Colo rado 185.90-175.10 Saturday night at the Bob Dcvancy Sports Center. Nebraska’s women’sgymnastics coach Rick Walton said he was pleased with the meet’s outcome even though the Comhuskers could havcscored 188 points if they hadn’t fallen during the balance beam and floor exercise competitions. Walton said Nebraska showed the type of consistency it needs if it is to succeed during the Midwest Regional competition April 9 at Norman, Ok la. He said the key to Nebraska’s success was that the Huskers went out and tried to make things happen. Walton said a change in the lineup also benefited Nebraska. He said he rested freshman Lisa McCrady, who has been suffering from shin splints, in the all-around competition. Walton said the move paid off, as Nebraska’s Jcaneanc Smith, Michele Bryant and Crystal Savage swept the competition. Northern Colorado women’s gymnastics coach Brian Muenz said his squad also showed consistency even though it was defeated by more than 10 points. He said he was proud of the Bears because they performed up to his expectations. Muenz said he was impressed by Nebraska’s performance. “I think Nebraska is an excellent team,” Muenz said. “I think they are a lot belter than what they arc stand ing in the rankings right now. But I think it is going to show up in region al. They are going to show how strong they are.” Nebraska overcame two falls on the balance beam and two subse quent scores of 8.65 and 9.0 by relying on a 9.45 score by Tami Bair. Smith defeated Bryant, Mary Occl and Bair to win the vault with a 9.5, and Bryant defeated Smith, Burdette and Northern Colorado’s Karin Burget to win the uneven bars competition with a 9.45 score. Occl then won the floor exercise with a 9.6, the highest score of the competition. Smith and Bair tied for second with 9.5 and Bryant finished third with 9.3. Nebraska’s next meet is Friday in Tuscon, Ariz., facing Arizona, Utah State and Cal State Fullerton. Butch Ireland/Dally Nebraskan Nebraska’s Crystal Savage competes on the balance beam. Huskers sweep oears back to N. Colorado, chalk up 10-0 record HUSKERS from Page 10 run on Schalk’s wild pitch. Left-handed-hitting designated hitter Joe Federico continued Nebraska’s onslaught in the fourth inning by connecting on a one-out, solo home run 350 feet over the left field fence. The home run was his second of the season. Northern Colorado scored its only run when designated hitter Joe Mas troni connected on a sixth-inning solo home run off Phil Goguen. Husker pitcher Joel Sealer earned his second victory against no defeats by pitching three innings and allow ing no runs on one hit. He struck out four. Goguen worked the fourth through sixth innings, and Dale Ki staitis pitched the second. The three combined on a two-hitter. Colletti, now 1-1, got the loss. Sanders said the Huskers, rated No. 28 in the Collegiate Baseball ESPN national rankings, have played well during their carly-scason win streak. “We’ve won 10 games we should win, and that’s a positive,” he said. “It’s a positive. We’re beating the teams the way we should and getting a lot of players involved.” FOR SALE CIGARS FOR PINNING Cliff's Smoke Shop , 140 No 12th Street NEW LOCATION 476-0119 CONDOMS OLTRA THIN-RIBBED Order 24hrs.aday. 1 doz.$8 00,order 3doz .$24.00, get 1 doz. free. 12 doz.$60 00. Next day FREE SHIPPING in unmarked mailers. Place your confidential order now! 1-800-545-4141 Ext. 300 Maetercard/Visa accepted or mail your order with check or money order to: LAKE MEDICAL PO BOX 17517 Milwaukee. Wl 53217-0517 Used Minolta plain paper coper. $100. Daily Nebraskan office 472-1769. Ask for Dan. 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The bill to increase faculty salaries irill be debated thie week in the legislature. Call or visit your state senator in support ol (acuity salary increasesll SINGER/SONGWRITER/ KEYBOARDIST Rick Kelley performs Mowtown/Beach Music Thurs. March 10 7:00pm East Union UNL Students Free (w/ID) Nonstudents $1.00 Sponsored by UPC-East/Kaleidoscope PADRE AHEAD! Pre-trip planning meetings are Wednesday and Thursday at 7:00 PM and 950 PM in the City Campus Union (room will be posted). You MUST attend 1 meeting. Any problems call 472-1700. Sponsored by UPC East Mam Events Stand up and make your voices heard! Tell ASUN what you think of today! VOTE ARF Vrite- Jacques/West. President/1st Vice; Write: Fynbu. Ind Vice. 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