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Kremer means to our ball club,”
Woiforth said. "This summer I wasn't
sure how Kremer would shape up as a
leader because she had never been in
that role before. Now, in her senior
year, she has gone far and above
coach (Rick)Church and my expecta
tions as a leader. She is the best leader
I had since Lori Richins.” .
Kremer provides the senior leader
ship on the HusKvrs’ freshman-domi
nated team. She said the freshmen
proved themselves during the tourna
ment, which opened Nebraska’s fall
schedule.
Woiforth said that besides Kre
mer, he was impressed with the play
of freshman outfielder Kristin
Davidson. Woiforth was pleased with
the performance of freshmen pitchers
Marie Bowie and Deanna Mays.
Bowie had a 2-1 record, including
one save while Mays recorded the win
against Northern Iowa.
“I thought Marie Bowie showed
one heck of a lot of freshman mental
toughness,” Woiforth said. “(Against
Creighton) she gives up two runs she
could have packed in her tent and
went home.
“She’s out there all by herself and
all she did was say Creighton — no
more — and threw six more innings
and kept us in it.”
Last night, Creighton’s right
fielder Morya Nichols reached first
on a Husker error in the 1 st inning and
advanced to second on a sacrifice
bunt by center fielder Lisa Elwcll.
Second baseman Sue Frederick drew
the walk and a single by catcher
Karyn Rice scored both Nichols and
Frederick to give the Bluejays a 2-0
lead.
Nebraska scored in the third inning
when Davidson singled and moved to
second on a Creighton error. Left
fielder Jill Rishcl and Kremer sand
wiched singles around Mays’ pop out
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to score Davidson. A Creighton wild
pitch and an error scored Rishel to tie
the game at 2-2. Kremer’s home run
in the sixth inning finished the Huskei
‘lt’$ immeasurable
what Jane Kremer
means to our ball
club.... She is the
best leader I’ve
had.’
— Wolfbrth
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Creighton coach Mary Higgins
said the game was typical of the
teams’ series.
“It is always a great contest be
tween Creighton and Nebraska,”
Higgins said. “Both teams really take
it to each other.”
On Friday night against Iowa
State, Kremer’s home run gave the
Huskers a 1-0 lead in the first inning.
In the fourth inning, after Kremer and
left fielder JanelleFrese singled, Katy
Wolda’s single scored Kremer. Mich
elle Mason’s single scored Frese and
gave the Huskers a 3-0 lead.
The Cyclones scored a run in the
fifth, but Nebraska held on tor the
victory.
Against Northern Iowa, Mays
pitched a two-hitler. Five Panther
errors helped Nebraska’s cause.
Bowie limit d Iowa State to six
hits, bulagainst Illinois State she gave
up nine hits, three runs and two walks
in the Huskers’ loss.
The Redbirds scored a run in the
first inning. The Huskers retaliated in
the bottom of the first when Rishc!
reached first on a Redbird error and
scored on Kremer’s second home run
of the tournament to give the Huskers
a 2-1 lead.
In the sixth inning, Illinois State
won the game with two runs..
Wolforth said the tournament was
a learning experience for the Huskers.
“It was a real good chance for the
players to see me and how I am,"
Wolforth said. “I hope they know now
a little bit more about what it takes to
win at the Division I level.
“What I caution the people about is
that this is good softball but it is not
top 10 softball," he said. “There
might not be a team here that is in the
top 10, including Nebraska. I think
there’s one team that is going to be (in
the top 10) and that is Nebraska."
The Huskers will play a double
header against Kearney State Friday
at the Nebraska Softball Complex
I Nebraska soccer team ties UNO
Nebraska's chib soccer team battled the University of Nebraska at
Omaha toa 1-1 tic Thursday in a rainstorm at UNO's A1 Caniglia Field.
The tie moved Nebraska's record tc 2-1-1.
Chris Weindel scored Ncbraska’sonly goal, his 5th of the season. He
made the goal from about 25 yards, team spokesman Kevin Lang said.
“It just split the defense,'4 Lang said, “and the goalie couldn't catch
it in time."
UNO scored on a penalty kick after New ask a defender Jeff Kosicki
dipped a UNO player in the penalty box.
Nebraska basketball season tickets
Nebraska basketball season tickets for students will goon sale from
Sept 26 to Sept. 30 at die South Stadium ticket office.
Nebraska basketball schedule changes
Nebraska's basketball team has canceled one game and moved two
others to alternate dates. •
A Jan. 7 home game against Oklahoma on S
moved to Monday night to accommodate % Sop
moved to Jan. 5.
In other basketball news, the Combiners i
Oct 15 at 12:01 a.ra. with a practice aithe Bob
An atonni game *10:30 am. will precede d
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