busker pitcher s nearly perfect game
eads softball team to shutout of Mavs
y Darran rowier
jnior Reporter
Nebraska pitcher Stephanie
kegas missed throwing a perfect
ame Wednesday night by the lip of a
love, but the junior hurler said she
till can do better.
Skcgas’ near-perfection led Ne
>raska in its 10-0 triumph over the
Jnivcrsity of Nebraska at Omaha in
he second game of a doublcheader at
he NU softball complex. Nebraska,
vhich now is 3-1, won the first game
7-2 with sophomore Marie Bowie
getting her first win of the season.
The only hit off Skegas came in
he third inning when UNO’s Amy
>halcn bloopcd a single to shallow
:cntcr. Nebraska center fielder Jill
iishcl made a running dive for the
>all and appeared to make the catch,
nit the umpire ruled the ball hit the
ground first.
Skcgas, who upped her record to
>-0, struck out one batter in each of
he five innings played.
“It was pretty good, but I still have
i lot of work to do,” Skcgas said. “I
eel I need to improve a lot and gain
nore confidence.”
Skcgas said her main concern is
he movementof her pitches. She said
ihc had good movement against
JNO, but “it could be better.”
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ball.
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tering! 0 hits.
The team helped me out a lot
today Skegas said. “It helps my
confidence when we’re playing con
fident as a team.”
Bowie gave up five hits, walked
two and struck out four. UNO took
advantage of two errors to score both
its runs in the third inning.
Nebraska coach Ron Wolforth
said Bowie is a slow starter and is not
in top form. Bowie pitched a 5-1 loss
in the Huskers season opener with
Kearney State Friday.
He said he hopes she puts it all
together in this weekend’s Huskcr
Fall Classic.
“Hopefully we’ll sec it this week
end, Wolforth said. “I think she's
getting closer.”
Wolforth said Skegas’ perform
ance was pleasing to see. He said
when highly recruited freshman
pitcher Tracy Smith recovers from a
back injury that Nebraska’s pitching
staff will be strong.
In the first game, sophomore
Misti Guenther led Nebraska’s six
hit performance by going 2-for-3 anc
driving in three runs. Guenther rippcc
a two-run triple in Nebraska’s five
run first inning.
Guenther also singled and scored a
run in the second inning.
In the second game, Guenther
one-hopped a ground-rule double
over left center in the fourth inning.
Lori Cook went 3-for-3, and fresh
man Kris Vucurevic and sophomore
Joy Rishcl each went 2-for-2 in that
game.
Guenther said it was just a matter
of relaxing.
“(Against Kearney State) I was
incredibly tense,” she said. “To
night I just tried to cut back on my
tenseness. I was a lot looser. The team
also had more confidence and that
helped. The first-game jitters are over
for all of us.”
Wolforth said Guenther slowly is
reaching her potential.
‘ ‘I think she was a lot more in tunc
with herself,” he said.
Senior Jill Rishcl, who also had a
triple in the first game, stole the 36th
base of her career in the second game
to lie former Huskcr Wendy Turner
for fifth on the all-time list.
Wolforth said he was pleased with
Nebraska’s hitting, but the Huskers
still need work.
“Our struggling days offensively
are not over because we’re still learn
ing,” he said. “Whenever you’re
learning you’re not real comfort
able.”
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