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Nebraska’s Zarina Galvan returns a shot in a match earlier this year. The Cornhusker
women’s tennis team, seeded No. 7 in the Big Eight Tournament, will face Oklahoma State
in the first round Friday.
Husker tennis team
faces Cowgirls first
Individual effort
key, coach says
By Matt Woody
Staff Reporter
The Nebraska women’s tennis team
is looking to rebound from last
weekend’s loss to Oklahoma and prove
itself at the Big Eight Tournament,
coach Scott Jacoboson said.
The Comhuskers will occupy the
No. 7 seed in the tournament, which
begins Friday in Prairie Village, Kan.
Nebraska’s first round opponent
will be Oklahoma State, the No. 2
seed. And from previous meetings
between the two teams, it appears the
Huskers have their work cut out for
them.
The Cowgirls completed the Big
Eight conference season with a 6-1
dual record, good enough to finish
second behind Kansas. En route to
that finish, Oklahoma State shut out
Nebraska 9-0 in a match April 17.
Nebraska isn’t gunning for one
team, Jacobson said. The Huskers’
main goal is to finish higher than their
seed in the tournament, he said.
To accomplish that, Jacobson said,
the entire team is going to have to turn
it up a notch.
Team members “can’t be looking
for someone else to win it for our
team. Each individual has to take care
of her own court,” Jacobson said.
Nebraska’s best chance for a win
may comeagainsleitherlowaStateor
Kansas State, Jacobson said. In the
regular season, die Comhuskers lost
to both teams by a score of 5-4. The
Big Eight Tournament is the place to
pul it all together, Jacobson said.
“Basically, (the season) is all prepa
ration for one big tournament, and
this is it,” he said.
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