MEN’S
INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL TOP
IEN
1 Alpha Tau Omega-A 2-0
2 St. Andrew’s Slicers 2-0
3 Soupbones 1-0
4 Reel Men 3-0
5 Beta Sigma Psi-A 1-0
6 Brew Crew 2-0
7 Former Sixers 2-0
8 Chi Phi-A 1-0
9 Schramm 8 1-0
10 Alpha Tau Omega-B 1-0
WOMEN’S
INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL
TOP FIVE
1 Alpha Omicron Pi 2-0
2 Sandoz 5 2-0
3 Pound 6/13 2-0
4 Kappa Alpha Theta 1-1
5 Delta Gamma 1-1
John Bruce/Daily Nebraskan
BYU
Continued from Page 13
Huskers have a strong chance to win
the NCAA volleyball champipnship
Dec. 15, in College Park, Md.
“Of course, anything can happen
on a given night, but I certainly think
they deserve to be considered as a
favorite for the championship,” she
said.
Junior Tea Nieminen leads Brigham
Young offensively. Nieminen leads
the team in kills, averaging five a
game. Michael is said N icm inen plays
for the Finnish national team in the
off-season.
Other Brigham Young players to
watch include senior Marinda Ash
man and freshman Tumua Matu’u,
Michaelis said.
Matu’u is averaging just over three
kills and three digsa game. Ashman’s
numbers include about four kills a
game and she is averaging 1.17 blocks
a game.
Michaelis is in her 29lh year at
Brigham Young, arriving in 1969.
Her career record of 570-154 5 puts
her as the fourth winningest volley
ball coach in the nation.
Other teams visiting the NU Coli
seum this weekend include Wiscon
sin and North Carolina.
Fran
Continued from Paae 13
“Fran is young and you will
normally expect a senior to accom
plish what she’s accomplished so
far in her young career,” he said.
“I feel cross country has improved
Fran as a student and it has also
matured her.”
Last season, tenBensel finished
10th at the Big Eight meet and was
-i *
I feel cross country
has improved Fran as
a student and it has
also matured her.
Dirksen
NU cross country coach
9 9
the fourth Husker to place as Ne
braska won the Big Eight title. She
also finished 13th at the district
meet, qualifying for nationals where
she placed 7()th, the fifth Husker
runner to place.
“College running has been a
big adjustment for me to make
because it involves more mental
than physical training,” tenBcnsel
said. “But once I learned how to
race in college, I got better experi
enced and used to the training in
volved.”
Both the women’s and men’s
cross country teams arc preparing
for their first major meet of the
season — the Mountain West Invi
tational Saturday in Missoula, Mont.
But the women’s team will have to
compete without tenBcnsel, who
will be attending her sister’s wed
ding.
“I’m disappointed,” she said.
“I’m going to miss the first big
meet of the season, but my family
is very important to me. I think out
team will do well with all the good
competition there, and I wish them
the best of luck.”
Shaun SarwvBatfy NNfSBn
Fran tenBensel never ran cross country until arriving at
UNL. The redshirt sophomore won the first two meets of
this season.
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Tight end may miss
Oregon State game
From Staff Reports
Injuries aren’t likely to keep any
Comhuskers off the field Saturday,
but light end William Washington
missed Wednesday’s practice, and may
miss Saturday’s Oregon State game
due to a death in the family, Coach
Tom Osborne said.
If Washington is absent from Sat
urday’s matchup, Daryl Lcise and
Johnny Mitchell will share most of
the playing time with starter Chris
Garrett.
East Division
Buffalo Bills 1 0
Miami Dolphins 2 1 0
New England Patriots 1 2 0
New York Jets 1 2 0
Indianapolis Colts 0 3 0
Central Division
Cincinnati Bengals 3 0 0
Cleveland Browns 1 2 0
Houston Oilers 12 0
Pittsburgh Steelers 1 2 0
West Division
Los Angeles Raiders 3 0 0
Denver Broncos 2 1 0
Kansas City Chiefs 2 1 0
Sand Diego Chargers 1 2 0
Seattle Seahawks 0 3 0
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East Division
New York Giants
Washington
Redskins 2 1 0
Dallas Cowboys 1 2 0
Philidelphia Eagles 12 0
Phoenix Cardinals 12 0
Central Division
Chicago Boars 3 0 0
Tampa Bay
Buccaneers 2 1 0
Detroit Lions 1 2 0
Green Bay Packers 12 0
Minnesota Vikings 1 2 0
West Division
San Francisco 49ers 3 0 0
Atlanta Falcons 1 2 0
Los Angeles Rams 1 2 0
New Orleans Saints 1 2 0
Source- Associated Press
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