Softball teams to vie for shot at MTV trip j
Andy Manhart/Daily Nebraskan
By Mark Lage
Senior Reporter_____
Two nameless, recently as
sembled softball teams, composed of
UNL students, will battle it out Satur
day night, the winning members get
ting a shot at one free trip to Los
Angeles to watch MTV’s “Rock ‘n’
Jock Diamond Derby.’’
Melissa Keitges, MTV’s Univer
sity of Nebraska-Lincoln campus
representative in the Campus Activi
ties and Programs office, took sub
missions of ten-member softball
teams, and on Oct. 12 two were
drawn to play in the game. Twenty
five teams were entered in the draw
ing, Keitges said.
One of the selected teams is made
up of six members of Acacia Frater
nity, and four of that fraternity’s little
sisters, said Mikki Mahar, one of the
team members. Mahar is a sopho
more news-editorial major. In addi
tion to Mahar, the team members arc:
Melissa Pollman, Kip Naninga, Mike
Jensen, Shelly Stewart, Brian Herbin,
Kathy Kuntz, Mike Riddle, Greg
Lien and Monty Greek.
The team’s names were submitted
on the “spur of the moment’’ by
Herbin, Mahar said, and they have
not practiced at all for the game.
“We’re just going to go out and
play,” she said. But they will do their
best to win the game, Mahar said.
William Peterson, a senior finance
major, said the other team is not af
filiated with any organization, being
just a group of friends who decided to
form a team for the drawing.
The other team members are:
Dave Herdman, Jim Langcnbcrg,
Daryl Jahn, Trish Hodoly, Gina Bc
nak, Scott Larsen, Morgan Manual,
Peggy Darrow and Kale Ryan.
This team is similar to the first in
that it has no name, but it may have an
advantage due to the fact that the
members had a practice Wednesday
and plan on having one more before
game day.
The game will be Saturday at 5
p.m., at the fields at 18th and Vine
streets. After seven innings of slow
pilch softball, the ten names of the
winning team will be placed in a hat,
and one name will be selected for the
grand prize trip to Los Angeles,
Kcilges said.
UNL’s winner then will join 19
other winners from college campuses
across the country for the free trip to
Los Angeles to watch the “Rock ‘n’
Jock Diamond Derby.”
The Derby will be a softball game
comprised of rock stars and major
league baseball stars who will com
pete in a game for the benefit of the
T.J. Martcll Foundation, which raises
money for cancer research.
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