Bowling Championships Tuesday at the £ast Union. Both the men’s'and women’s teams
enter the tournament in Milwaukee as the No. 3 seed.
N U striking out for bowling titles
By Jett binger
Staff Reporter
Nebraska’s only defending national
champions will be putting their title
on the line this weekend in hopes of a
repeat as the No. 1 team in the coun
ty .. ,
-The Nebraska bowling teams will
try to bowl their way to a couple of
national titles; as the women attempt
to repeal last year’s national champi
onship, the men try to recapture the
title after winning it in 1990.
The teams will begin play in the
three-day, 11 -team tournament Thurs
day in Milwaukee.
Bill Straub, who coaches both
squads, said having his women’s team
as defending champions was a dis
tinct advantage.
“They’ve had a long string of suc
cesses, and there are a lot of teams
that arc bothered playing us because
of our success,” Straub said.
Nebraska All-American Kim Berkc,
a native of Beatrice who has a 205
average this year, said being ranked
No. 3 this season after winning the
title last year gave Nebraska added
incentive.
“We have something to prove this
weekend,” Berkc said. “It could be
better than coming in at No. 1 since
we won’t be watched as much.”
Along with Berkc, Jennifer Wilson,
Andrea Fittje, Carrie Machuga, Shell)
Machuga and Jan Hendricks will tx
attempting to bring a second-straigh
title back to Lincoln.
On the other side of the alley, the
men are also currently ranked No.2
heading into Thursday’s champion
ships.
Straub said he was optimistic ol
the men’s chances in Milwaukee.
“There’s five or six teams that car
win it, and I think we’re one of thos<
teams,’’ Straub said.
The men who will try to knock of
top-ranked Wichita State arc Tonr
Krct/lcr, Randy Wilson, Jeff Bca
slcy, Larry Stepp, Tony Manna anc
T.J. Miscno.
Bargen
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tion on a new coach in a few days.
Bargen had been impressive, Peter
son said.
“(Bargen) has a good record and
he is an outstanding person,” Peter
son said.
Bargen was unavailable for com
mcnl.
Bargcn,49,camcto Nebraska with
Coach Danny Nee in the spring of
1986 after eight years as the head
coach of Hutchinson (Kan.) Commu
nity College.
At Hutchinson, Bargen’s teams
compiled a 199-56 record, including
a 31 -7 mark and a third-place finish in
the NJCAA Tournament in 1985-86.
Peterson said the coaching job a
Western Illinois was vacated by Jacl
Margcnthaler, who coached at West
cm Illinois for 15 years.
“(Margcnthaler) had some excel
lent years early, but he has fallen or
hard times lately,” Peterson said. “I
was a general consensus that we neec
to put some new blood in the pro
gram.”
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proud of our guys for focusing really
well and not making fun of our oppo
nents.”
Bray agreed with his coach.
“Missouri was worse than I ex
pected,” Bray said. “They were a
bunch of good guys off the court, but
it was kind of a waste of time.”
McDermott said ending the season
in fifth place with a 2-4 Big Eight
record is satisfactory, but a good
showing against Colorado in the first
round of the Big Eight Tournament
would make the season a success.
“On the whole, it’s been an aver
age year,” McDermott said. “But if
we can upset Colorado, it will be an
excellent year.”
On the other side of the net, the
women’s team’s title hopes disap
peared in the snow.
No. 4 singles player Rachel Collins
improved her Big Eight record to 5-2
after managing one of the three wins
the Huskers had against Kansas Slate.
Tina Coutretsis also beat her Wildcat
counterpart at No. 6 singles, as did the
No. 1 doubles tandem of Collins and
Ann Flannery.
The matches with Missouri were
stopped after Nebraska mathemati
cally won the dual 5-0 in order to give
the Huskers more time to get back to
Lincoln.
Nebraska ended its season with a
3-4 conference mark and a 6-7 record
overall and will be the fifth seed in
this weekend’s Big Eight Tennis
Championships.
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