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Huskers ‘went out like a lion’ in Texas tournament Paul Docieier Staff Reporter A Iamb turned into a lion when the Nebraska men’s tennis team com peted in the Corpus Christi Invita tional this weekend in Corpus Christi, Texas. Nebraska men’s tennis coach Kerry McDermott said Tuesday that the Comhuskers used the motto “came in like a lamb and went out like a lion” en route to finishing 3rd in the 24-team tournament. Nebraska opened the tournament by defeating Northeast Louisiana 5-2, then de feated Texas and West Virginia 5-1 prior to dropping a 5-2 decision to Clemson. McDermott said the key victory for Nebraska at the HEB Tennis Center came against top-seeded and ninth-ranked Texas. The Huskcrs posted their first victory against a top-10 team when they defeated the Longhorns in the tournament’s sec ond round. McDermott said Ken Feuer, Ne braska’s No. 4 singles player, played FOR SALE Aloha Tan and Tone DaysTill Spring Break 1 week unlimited $14 Are you ready for Spring Break? Plan Your Tan Now!! expires 3/15/89 5555 S 48th 423-2134 a key role in the Huskers’ victory against Texas. Feuer was trailing 5-2 in the second set when he asked McDermott how Stuart Jung and Pat Carson had done in the No. 5 and 6 singles competition. McDermott said Feuer couldn’t believe that Stuart Jung and Carson had won to give Nebraska a 2-1 lead. He said he finally convinced Feuer that the Huskers had the lead, and then said, “We’re up. We need your match.’’ That strategy paid off and Feuer came back from two match points and won the set in a tic-breaker. McDermott said he didn’t realize how close the set was until Feuer asked for new tennis balls after it was over. Feuer then rallied to win the third set and the match, 6-2. Steven Jung and Matthias Mueller posted con secutive victories to finished off Texas. McDermott said Nebraska was ready to beat the Longhorns. He said the Huskers’ team unity aided the victory. The players rooted for their teammates when they were through, he said, while the Texas players just sat and watched. McDermott said Nebraska’s win crushed Texas. The Longhorns fin ished the five-day tournament by not winning any games in the consolation bracket. “I don’t think Texas thought much of Nebraska’s tennis team,’ ’ he said. McDermott said he was expecting a tough match against Northeast Louisiana because the Indians have traditionally been ranked. He said the victory gave Nebraska confidence for Texas. McDermott said West Virginia also entered the tournament un ranked even though the Mountain eers were included among the na tion’s top-20 teams earlier this sea son. Nebraska avoided the doubles competition against West Virginia by winning five two-set singles matches. McDermott said weak singles play cost Nebraska during its loss to 14th ranked Clcmson on Sunday. He said he was pleased with the play ot tnc Huskers’ top three singles competi tors, but spots four through six were lacking. Clemson finished 2nd in the tour nament by defeating Texas Christian 5-3 on Monday. “Whenever you can win two of the top three, you should win two of the other three,” McDermott said. “We didn’t even win one.” McDermott praised the effort of Steven Jung, Mueller and Robert Sjoholm. He said Sjoholm played consistent tennis throughout the tour nament, while Steven Jung and Mueller finished undefeated. Steven Jung was named the tour nament’s outstanding player. He re ceived a plaque and a $500 award for the men’s tennis scholarship fund for his efforts. “I may be sticking my foot out, but if he keeps going, he could win the NCAA’s,” McDermott said. “He is playing with so much confidence and still working to improve in prac tice.” Steven Jun^, a senior from Haci-_ enua ncigm.:*, v,am., hj.m uiiu sci 10 beat three ranked players. Jung’s list of defeats included a 6-4,6-2 victory against Clemson’s John Sullivan, who is ranked 4th. McDermott said Steven Jung will be ranked among the nation’s top-10 collegiate singles players next week. Sjoholm, a senior from Aland, Finland, finished the tournament with a 2-2 record. One of his losses was a 6-7, 5-7 setback to Joby Foley of West Virginia, who is ranked 27th. McDermott said he hopes Sjoholm is ranked in the top-90 next weekend. McDermott said he was worried about Mueller last month because the first-semester freshman was having trouble adjusting to classes in Eng lish. Now, he said, the native of Hamm, West Germany, has put his problems behind him and is playing outstanding at No. 3 singles. McDermott said Nebraska had no trouble adjusting to the cold and windy conditions that existed throughout the tournament. : DIAMOND SOLITAIRE New. 1/5 to 1 /4 carat, laser ID # with certificate. 14k gold setting, paid $750 - new. will sell for $300. 476-1047 ■ leave message. 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STUDENT GOVERNMENT UN-L STUDENT GOVERNMENT 6:30 PM - TONIGHT NEBRASKA UNION • CITY CAMPUS ROOM TO BE POSTED INFORMATION AND AGENDA AVAILABLE 115 NEBRASKA UNiON VOTE MARCH 15 RHA ELECTIONS PERSONALS ~ Kirsten, What a quaint place you live in here. I miss my beach front home, and you still have not taken me out. Luv, A sun Lover KARENE; On your 22nd Birthday I just want to tell you that I'm proud of you for drinking whole margantas. ordering people-size portions of food and for finding your special snowflake. (Who would have though 400 could be so nice?! You're the best friend a good looking person ever had! And by the way, I forgive you for even suggesting we take the t-shirt off the wail. .. Love you lots, Ebod DMWUVA. It'* not too Iona, Until we'll get together; and play our favorite song. Then we can talk about forever KLIUNL Kan W.. Have a Great 20th Birthday. Chris ft Carla RichH. ft DaveM.. 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