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Huskers sign state champion swimmer
Nine-time state champion Alli
son Sides of Omaha Burke has
signed with the Nebraska women’s
swimming and diving program.
“I believe Allison Sides has the
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potential to be one of the finest
kids to ever come out of Nebraska,”
Comhusker coach Ray Huppert said
in a press release.
Bowlers receive All-American honors
Kim Berke of the University of
Nebraska-Lincoln national cham
pion women’s bowling club has
been named first-team All-Ameri
can and Academic All-American.
Berke, a junior, was second
team All-American each of her first
two years and could become the
National Collegiate Bowling
Coaches’ Association’s fifth four
time All-American next year.
Teammate Jennifer Wilson re
ceived honorable mention.
For the men’s team, Paul Flem
ing was named to the second-team
for the second straight year. Larry
Stepp Jr. received Academic All
American honors.
Academic honors go to Husker golfers
Six Nebraska golfers were named
to the 1991 Phillips 66 Academic
All-Big Eight honor rolls.
Junior Joanne Brooks and sopho
more Stephanie Hupp represent the
women’s team. Brooks, who is
ranked 62nd in the country, was
the only straight-A student on ei
ther the men’s or women’s team.
The men’s team contributed four
sophomores to the honor roll: Travis
Hopper, Mark Mann, Jason Peter
son and Craig Poet.
Registration open for Cornhusker games
Registrations are being taken
for the seventh annual Comhusker
State Games, which will be held
July 13-21 in and around Lincoln.
Competition will be held in 29
sports, ranging from aquatics to
wrestling. Registration is still open
for every sport except bowling.
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| Halsne slams Bluejays for win
By Benji Greenberg
Staff Reporter
Bases loaded, two outs, bottom of
the seventh inning and the Nebraska
women’s softball team trailing by a
run.
One pitch later, the pitch that turned
into Ann Halsne’s grand slam, the
Comhuskers had swept the Creighton
Bluejays in a doubleheader Wednes
day night.
The seventh inning of the second
game set up like this: With two outs,
Misti Guenther reached on an error.
Creighton pitcher Dedeann Pendle
ton walked Kris Vucurevic and Mich
elle Cuddeford.
Then Halsne hit her first collegiate
grand slam and the second one ever
hit at the Nebraska Softball Complex.
“My team deserves the most of the
credit for the grand slam because they
kept the inning alive for me,” Halsne
said.
The home run was Halsne’s only
hit of the doubleheader, but she drove
in the winning run in both games. In
the first game, she hit a game-win
ning sacrifice fly in the 10th inning.
Halsne joined the softball team
after completing her senior year with
Nebraska’s women’s basketball team.
“The philosophies and the coach
ing in softball arc different, but the
competitiveness in both sports is the
same,” Halsne said. “Things are start
ing to come along and I’m happy with
what I’ve accomplished so far.”
Husker coach Ron Wolforth said
Halsne had been getting just a bit
underneath pitches prior to the grand
slam pitch.
Halsne agreed, saying she had been
adjusting her swing up and down
throughout both games.
“The pitch I hit for the grand slam
was a meatball, so I adjusted to it,”
Halsne said. “When I came to the
plate for my last at-bat, I was thinking
of just getting a hit.
“I knew I was going to get that last
at-bat and produce something.”
Creighton
Continued from Page 15
Wolforih said his team played great
defense in the doublehcader, and he
especially credited the play of fresh
man leftfieldcr Amy Erlenbusch, who
made several diving catches in both
games.
“If I had to give out a game ball,
I’d give it to Amy,” Wolforth said.
“She made some great plays out there.”
First game
Creighton ... 000 100 000 0 — 1 5 0
At Nebraska ... 000 100 000 1 — 271
WP—Bowie (7-8) LP—Brookhart (12
10) 2B—N Cuddeford, Guenther.
Second Game
Creighton ... 010 000 0 — 1 5 4
At Nebraska .. 000 000 4 — 4 3 0
WP—Skegas (10-6). LP—Pendleton
(7-7) 2B—C Brookhart, Rice. HR—N
Halsne (2).
Rec Scoreboard
Results from Tuesday's games.
Co rse softball
A
Pure Athletes by forfeit over Triangle;
Alpha Tau Omega/Alpha Phi 14, Slicers
3; St Andrews Slicers by forfeit over
Delta Tau Delta; Delta Upsilon/Kappa
Delta 15, Abel 2 10; Schlongs by forfeit
over FCA; ETC 13, Sigma Nu #1 3; Law
44 13, Alpha Tau Omega 1; Sigma Phi
Epsilon-A 11, Bad Habit 10
B
Ace in the Hole 12, PSJ 0, Beta
Sigma Psi 16, Goa's Gophers 0; St
Andrews Slicers-Jantzi 12, Abel 8 8; Chi
Phi 6, Selleck Just for Fun 5; Phi Delta
Theta oy forfeit over Jug Heads, Demon
Bunnies 11, Alpha Gamma Sigma'Aipha
Xi Delta 6; Triangle 14, Knite’s Knights
13
c
Sigma Nu #2 18, S&D 6, 69'ers by
forfeit over Bohunks & Babes, Lambda
Chi Alpha & Friends by forfeit over
Neihardt Staffage; Prichards dry riders
by forfeit over Sigma Chi/Phi Mu, Abel
11&13 by forfeit over Pier 69, Acacia/
Delta Gamma 13, Schramm 2/BWA 9;
Wranglers, The Dry Keg double forfeit;
The Ad Gods by forfeit over Ambassa
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